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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

The Norfolk Landmark thinks that the
reports of disease traced TO the New Eng
land raw oyster furnish good reason
why the Virginia bivalve should be better
patronized OR contemporary we'll says
that there is no typhoid or diphtheria
germs In the oysters OF This state.
Who ever heard OF such a disease re-
sulting from the free use Of these deli
cious shell-fsh. We commend them, not
only to our New England friends. but
to the people in every portion Of the
globe.
BY the way. dispatch from Newport
News a few days ago furnished the lntor-
nation that Lynnhaven oysters are being
exported TO England. A shipment was
very recently made to London from that
port. 1t is very probable that others
will quickly follow.
On his last visit to this country, in
writing to his home friends, Charles
Dickens spoke of the Virginia oyster IN
the highest terms Of praise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1884,
MEETINGS AND EVENTS THIS DATE.

Schiller Lode. l. O. o. f., Schiller
Hall. . I'LL,
Hall. - .,
Good WIN Council. Jr. o. u. A NJ,
Druid's Hall - nj.
phi. Kearney Post, G. a. r., Eagle
Hall. , r..
The State Council, Chosen Friends, Cen
s,onewan Camp, Fraternal Legion. Jr.
-. l.. A. NJ. Hall e--,-,..
Powhatan Hall. ,,.,
virginia Lodge. Sexennial League, Drulds'
Hall. ...
Company a." First Eceiment, Armory
Ancient order OF Hibernians. Lee camp
Hall.
Richmond Castle. X. G.. f.. Eagle Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Hu,tings Court.

In the Hastings Court before Judge
witt. yesterday. Albert Toney, lcolored)
was acquitted of the charge OF attempt I.o6
This is the case of The negro who walked
into the office Of Mr. george r. King and
demanded Noa Of Miss Dickinson, VINO
is employed as Il clerk. Toney stated al
ter he was arrested that he was playing
with tho laAy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
i.r. isse , Must urrenGe :

The misguided attempt to rechristen
famous AppomattoX Courthouse, in Nir-
gInia. will end I'm an unconditional Sur
rerder" on the part Of Postmaster-Gen-
eral Bisesl. While the North values
the old name, the Nirginians and the
South would never consent to adopt a
new name which would always be an
unhealed scar in remembrance.-Phila
Dhia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
The Tobacco Exhibit.

TIE Committee from the Tobacco Trade
appointed by President w. T. Hancock
some time since TO make preparations for
the exhibit Of the Richmond Tobacco
Trade at the Atlanta Exposition. held Il
meeting Monday. and the chairman was
instructed to address letters to every
member of the trade in Richmond in re
Earl 70 1ne Spaee eaGh ., VII 'ahe Al Inc
next Monday. so that the managers at
Atlanta may be notified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Underwear.

We have all the best grades OF GENTS.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WINTER
WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. Ribbed and
Plain, in White and Natural Wool. IL
will pay you TO give us call II you need
Underwear We carry the best and
cheapest. and Underwear that Is Nom
Shrinking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
H0U4E PURNIs HING DEPARTMENT.,
LIZ MI PS.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS:

800 Handsome Banquet Lamps. solid and
highly polished brass. embossed head.
large burner regular value 800 each,
Tor $50.
30 Handsome Brass Banquet Lamps, Z
inch onyx column, hiagree style bot
tom, central draft burner IS inches
high, actual worth s., for 1896.
Exquisite Banquet Lamps, flasree style,
warranted gold plated, former price
Sl0.96. for $50.
Fifty exquisite Brass Tables,
corner ornaments, top and bottom,
superior quality onyx, warranted
gold plated and not to tarnish, real
value SIS, for So 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Mems Department.

Think Of it! Right in Holiday sea-
son:
zoe Gents Four-m-Hand and Teck
Scarfs for DC.
Toe and 81 Scarfs SOC.
$50 and s. Scarfs. 81.
We have the most magnificent line OF
these goods ever seen in Richmond.
Mems Natural Wool Vests, any size, &c (;
Toe value
TO $40 pair.
Gents Handsome SILK Mufllers, from
ooc 10 $50 each.
Gents Fancy Embroidered Suspenders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
A Still Alarm.

4 still alarm of fire was turned i'm at /
O'Clock yesterday, occasiOned by the burn
ing of leaves and other debris In the
basement of No. 3l6 east Main street, oc-
cupied by Mr.. W. =. De Saussaure. The
small boy and the fire-cracker was the
origin of the fire. Steamer No respond
ed. and the lire was extingushed without
any damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

believe that opinions can be controlled by
physical force. This can be done IN
bcsotted nation like China, or even Rus-
STA: but Il cannot be done at this day In
a nation as enlightened AID progressive
az Germany. II the Emperor presses THIS
policy upon the nation he rs going 10
rouse a storm that may possibly end the
Emperor. but 1t Is not going TO end free
thought In the German Empire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Mf Jacob Flegenheimer who is connect
ed with the Cohen Company, has received
a, prize and honorable mention in the
HaDerdasher for the best worded sign
and show card. This is the third prize
ana the NTH honorable mention he has
had In this journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Vi tel tie CAnitol

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were the following:
Messrs. j. r. Read, treasurer and
I. Sanford Spady, clerk, of Northamp-
ton county; #. 4. rilman, clerk of Pow
hatan; ID. G. Smith. clerk. and j. NJ.
Curtis, treasurer. OF Warwick, and Logan
Turner. sergeant of stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
RIBBONS

Are here, too, in profusion. in any
and every shade and width, at
prices like these:
No. 2, &c; No, ., &c; No. 7. &c; Nos. .
and u. &C.. These are AII-Sllk eros
Grain with Satin Edge
JeweIry and Silver Trinkets.
Everything in the line kept here:
Solid Gold Rings. with fancy settings
03c.
Solid Gold Chased Band Rings. 25c.
Sterling Silver Rings. with fancy sets
Z3c.
Solid Gold Children's Ear-Drops. with
fancy stones. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
Cor. Second aldBr0ad.
Not a China Shop,
Nor a Dry-GoOdS Store,
But a BOOKS

Where YOU can find a display
of Books, Leather Goods,
Writing Desks, Lap Tablets,
Gold Pens and Holders, Op-
era Glasses, Bibles, HYMN
Books, PRAYER Books lEpisco-
pal and C1thoIit,) HymnlI>,
Photograph Albums, Calen-
darS, andother articles suitable
for Xmas presents. All the
popular Poets and Standard
Writers, >insIy or in sets.
Come early before the stock
is broken and make your Sc
lectionS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
COTTON MINED BLANKETS. rang
ing in price from 81 to s. per pair.
EiderdOWn Spreads.

We have the very best the market
affords, made OF New Live Down, COW
cred with Sattine, China SILK and Satin,
ranging in price from s. TO SIS.
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COTTON FIELD SPREADS, best White
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Philadelphia Record: Whether Governor
Mckinley is or is not a candidate for the
Ohio Senatorship il secret jealousy
guarded within the recesses OF his own
bosom; but the bitterness OF the friends
Of Ex-Governor Foraker VINO claim that
the latter's aspirations In the same di-
rectior were blasted once by double
dealing on the part of Mckinley, shows
that they look upon the Governor as an
aspirant for the Senate chamber If not
for the White House, and they make no
secret Of their purpose TO blight his bud
ding ambitions. There are no more i'm
placable faction fighters on eartn than
the Foraker contingent. They viii be a
picturesque feature of the approaching
campaigns against McKnleyism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Sterling Silver Pin Trays. Book Marks
Match Safes. Photo Frames Nous
tache Comb. Smoking Sets, Pun BoXes
Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes
Hair-Pin Boxes, Stamp Boxes, Belt
Buckles. Garter Buckles. Neck Buck
les, Opera Glasses in fact. every kind
OF stuff made I'M Silver.
The Art Department displays
Fancy Silk Tides, beauties, $50;
SI.5o value.
Stamp Centre pieces at IS. a and 69c
Stamped Tray Cloths. 10 and DC
Embroidered Silks at 19c dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
TEMPLE,
PEMBGRTOg.
CORDES & CO.
BLANKETS.

We are showing some very excellent
values IL WHITE AND COLORED
BLANKETS. GOOD ALL-WOOL BLANK
ETS. ranging in price from $.is to sio-
all made OF the best selected California
Wool, soft heavy and warm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
5 527,E Y y
TRASH y II "

Here is a list Of presents which may 10
of as much service 10 YOU a. TO the
person you might give them TO.
Rattan, OAK. Gold Leaf. Enamel and Cherry
RECEPTION CHAIRS.
Also all finishes in
ROCKERS.
Ladies and Office
DESKS.
Fancy and Extension
TABl ES
JAHBINIERES.
COSI UMEEN.
All kinds OF
COCCHES.
MUSIC CABINETS.
HALL RACKS.
Single AMI Double .....
COMBlNATION CAoL0,
CHINA CASES.
BOOK CASES,
tHIFfoNlLEtN,
SlDEEOAED>.
PAKIOK SUITS.
FOLD a. BIDS.
BEDROOM SUITS,
HAIR MAI llENSEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
CLOAKS AND CAPES

You'd rather buy a Wrap in De-
cember than February. wouldn't
you? We'd rather sell them in
December, when they will do you
the longest serVlce---and, to reduce
stock quickly, we've put the sort Of
price now you'd pay them.
Fully 81 900 worth of Books must
be sold out of our stock this week
to bring it down to its normal state.
Prices like these:
100 Hand Classic. dantily bound in
gold and blue. pink and white, com
prising poems, essays and selections
from master minds, real value 7Jc, re-
duced to 2jc.
Dickens. - vols, was S4.75. now $39S
Scott Is vols, was $i.75. now &.9S.
Thackeray 10 vols was A.iJ. now 1915.
Elliot. vols, was $3.50. now ST.
NEW BOOKS
Trilby On Maurer. 99c.
John March. SOutherner. by Gable Sis
Fitzhush Lees Life of r. T.. Lee, $l3S.
HOUlE FURNI. HING DEPARTMENT,
With SO large a variety to select
from, and at such eXtraor-
dinariIy low prices None
should be in doubt as to where to
purchase their gifts or supply their
requirements:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
orSrrAL PICKETT AT GETTY 'BURG.

Headers of The Ti?1cs will recall that
some weeks back we published STATE
mcnt that there was a sort OF underground
rnmor thai General George II. flcke'I
diJ not do his duty when his DIVISION
,,,odo that immortal charge on the thlrd
Nv n Gettysburg. and that he was not
an active participant in what the com
,oond did. 4 has been stated that the
survivors of his staff had met mere III
Richmond within the last day or TWO u
r4ply TO the statement, and we nave pee'
furnished by them with statement
si.red bv them. which we PRINT beioW'
This statement is signed by MAYOR
charles Pickett. General Picketts adj
infant general. and Captains Ed II.
Baird. " Stuart Symingtoh' anu
Robert A. Bright, Of his stan
and Thomas r. Friend, his courier oS
CantaiD Thomas X. Harrison. of Geheral
Garnetts staff, and by Colonel X. W.
Martin lieutenant-colonel Of the Fifty
third Virginia Regiment of Armistead
Rrigadc. Captain Harrison OF Eeherdi
Cfrnetts STAFF, was badly Wouhded "heii
within sixty yards Of the stone wall ana
Colonel Martin went through the' enemy
lines with General Armistead, and was
shot down at the EXTREMIST point reacHeu
NV the Confederate soldlers-almost at
the spot, indeed. where General ARMS
tead received his mortal wound. we also
append Captain Hickman's statement
which we received some time ago
Here is the testimony Of those VINO
were in General Picketts immediate
presence in the charge, and il, OF course
forever ends all controversy about "hat
sensible men could never have had any
doubt from the beginning. The statement
is as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
CHINA.

200 dozen Real China Cuspadores. hand
decorated, former price sc each. for
49c
&c dozen French China Vases,
artistic shapes, magnificent decora-
tons, 25c each.
DINNER SETS. Finest Carlsbad
Dinner Sets, high.cIass decorations
exquisite shapes, former price SIS
for ST6.75.
DOLLS.--The Doll Department
will offer to-day:
200 Full Kid Body Dolls. French bisque
head and hands. closing eyes, lie-ilhe
face, shoes and stockings. natural mar,
~ inches tall, foEmer price 80. Tor
SIS.
Same Doll as above. II inches tail, zee
each; former price N.O.
TOYS.---The Toy Department
will offer to-day;
600 largest and best quality Noah Arks.
real value 81. for j9c.
go Soldier Sets complete on card, regu-
lar worth 69c each, for DC.
5Oj Parchesi Games. superior quality.
regular cost 81. for 69c.
Framed Pictures. 13c.
Again will offer IO00 Engrayings, l2xlI
neat enamelled frames, for l3c, com
Dlete-
600 Pastelles. s2x2S. white and gold and
white and silver frames, aetual worth
s. each. for csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
J. ". Randolph & Co.,
1902 MAIN STREET.

n. B.-A Handsome illustrated Cat
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

New York Herald: Secretary Carlisle's
haphazard bill for new banking and cur
rency system was Yesterday reported to
the House in accordance with the plan
mapped out on Saturday by the Demo
cratic members of the committee.
Another incident which occurred yester-
day is significant in this connection
namely, the withdrawal of nearly four
m Hons gold from the subtreasury in
tbs city. There is no question that a
fear of hasty and unsafe legislation on
this vital subject is stimulating the de-
mand for the precious metal.
OF the amount Withdrawn from the sub
treasury yesterday. less than two millions
was needed for export by the German
steamer sailing to-day All the rest goes
into bank vaults. As the Treasury's gold
reserve at the beginning Of business to-
day was considerably less than ninety
seven millions, il viii be seen that a con-
tinuance of to-days heavy drafts upon
il would in little more than a week re-
duce it to where il was before the last
Fifty million bonds were sold and make a
further issue necessary. This prospect
caused a decline yesterday in outstanding
Government bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

New York Times: Upon the whole. il
is hard to see how the Americas Cu2
Committee could have taken any other
action than ii yesterday took upon the
latest proposition from the other side.
This proposition was to defer considera-
ton OF the terms upon which the ch2l-
lenger shall hold the trophy. If he Sc
cures it and If it shall turn out that the
New York Yacht Club and the Royal
Yacht Squadron cannot agree, then TO
leave the cup in the custody OF the club.
OF course. the virtue would in that case
he gone out of il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun Recent experience must
have shown Congress the folly of prema-
tureiy admitting territories into the Union,
but one Of the items that seems TO be
marked out on the Sehate's programme
for the present session is that of con-
curing in the House bills for admitting
New Mexico and Arizona.
New Mexico may say that she has
grounds Tor admission superior TO those
that Nevada. Idaho. Wyoming and Mon
tana possessed when they came In. In
1880 she had 1905 inhabItants, or more
than Montana. more than idahO and Nyo-
ming together, and nearly four times as
many as Nevada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-19

Umbrella Straps, Sterling Sill
yer. one initial, 25c.
Hat Marks, Sterling Silver,
with name, 75c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-12

Msaatims the Negroes Are DsaA aad
Usavssgsd.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 11.-Thers has been
further Sensational discoveries with ~.
gard to the efforts to ''fix" the jury in the
trial Of w. s. Richardson and H. N.
Smith, charged with . sextuple lynching
near Millington, and tomorrow PROSE-
cutting Attorney Patterson will ask the
court to discharge the II men secured
after weeks laborious examination oi
talesmen.
Tho attorney general will pessnt to the
court an affidavit that nealy all these COO
persons summoned for the jury servies
have been selected among the known
friends OF the accused, and ono juryman,
It will b shown by the affidavit, asserted
that he would not convict white man fos
killing o negro.
The attorney general will also movc the
court TO relieve Sheriff McCarver from
duty during tho progress Of this case.
This 10 because Of the manner in which
tho sheriff has summoned tho jurymen and
the manner In which he has treated them.
Tho attorney has learned since their in.
generation that both Smith and Richard.
son have been taken by the sheriff to the
Kerrvillc neighborhood on moro than one
occasion. Sheriff McCarver's son is the
prosecuting witness in the case, and has
constantly been in communication with
the accused. who, while in Jail, have been
allowed extraordinary liberties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-12
LIP AND RED BUNTING.
Socialists spend the sabbash shewius
Their Teeth.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-West 18th street
Turner hall was crowded this afternoon
with socialists who gathered to attend the
commemoration exercises on tho auni-
versary Of the hanging Of the anarchists.
Tlss meeting was held under tho auspices
Of the socialistic labor party Of Chicago.
The stage was decorated with flags and
red bunting and life.sizs portrait Of
August Spies, heavily draped with red
bunting, was suspended from the stage.
The meeting was called to order BY Bar
nard Berly. He said: I've are no, here
to commemorate tho tragedy which oc-
Cured several years ago to-day. but to ex.
press our views. and also TO express our
sympathy for the departed" He said the
meeting was tho first which had been held
since the hanging of the anarchists which
was composed entirely Of socialists with
not mingling OF anarchists.
Jesse Cox was the next speaker. During
the course Of his remarks no said it was
not the purpose OF the socialists Of Chi.
cago aud OF the world to gain their point
by force. but II was their object To gain q
strong foo,hold By having complete or
ganIzation aud then win out by ballots
and not dynamite.
L. j. Morgan was loudly applaudei
when hc appeared TO make his address !:
II am not an anarchist" he commenced.
"but am q socialist, and still wo are
hero to pay tribute to those men that re-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-12
SERVED IilS TIME.

Admiral 0hsrardt Retired By the Order
Of Secretary Herbert.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.-Sscrstary Her
bert sent the following letter to Admiral
Gherardi to-day:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
SIR:-1t IL with regret the department issued
the order made necessary under the Law, re-
tirlng you from active service In tho navy. Your
gallant services when In command Of the Port
Royal at Mobile attracted the commendAtion ol
your superiors And tho admiration Of the whols
ever duties were Imposed upon you with fidelity
and ability. Your 90 years Of service at SEQ
have caused you to be known - Q 'ssa going
sailor" and your four years and moro % an I'd.
miral In command OF the squadron 70 without
precedent In the navy. In command of the In.
ternattonal navy rovtew feet you had under
your control the ships represeuttng more m,
tons than were ever actually commanded By
any admiral In the world. and the manner u
which y0u discharged the duties devolving upon
you called forth the praise Of the commanding
officers Of every vessel In the feet.
Tho slowing" cup presented by them all % q
Joint testimonial Of their esteem was o tribute,
the value Of which cannot be overestimated,
During my long acquaintance with you. during
Q period Of years, our intercourse has been
pleasant and agreeable. and now as our business
relations arc about 70 be severed by your 70.
tlremcnt, I bog to express my appreciation Of
your valuable services, which have deserved
the gratitude Of your country. and to add tc
this an expression Of my high personal regard.
Vegy respectfully, II. A. HKRBERr.
Secretary oe the Navy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-12
TOUGH ON 'TOTHER ONE
After Hss Killed BY Electricity tho
Doctors Will Take Z Hand.
TO TRY TO SAVE HIS LIFE
Governor Flower Has conss ntsd to
Let the Surgeons Try an Inter-
esting Experiment. But He
Doesn't Offer to ee
the Subject.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. II. Covsrnoe
Flower 10 willing to allow experts to make
. test to ascertain whether q man killed
in tho electrical chair can be rssusc,atsd.
Ever since tho adoption OF the electrical
execution act by tho state the WestinR.
house people. whose dynamos arc used,
have declared that electricity was not the
cause Of death, but death was assured b.
the holding OF IN autopsy directly after
the body had been taken from the slse.
trical chair.
No less On authority than Nicola Tesla,
the famous electrician, contended he
could bring back to life man killed In IN
electrical chair, provided tho attempt was
made Immediately after execution.
George Westinghouse has always asserted
that IN electrical death was q shame, and
that the New York commission, headed by
Elbridge r. Gerry. had added the autopsy
clause To tho law to make II certain the
man was dead. Within tho last few weeks
the agitation Of the subject has become
prominent and an appeal 10 to bs made to
the sovernor to allow the next man con.
demned to be used - o subjsct to be OF.
perinented upon.
Tho governor says he will grant permis-
sion 10 do this. II successful tho expert.
ment will bring to life new man who
cannot be executed, having once suffered
tho penalty Of death. Il will also prove
that the state exscutioners have been
surgeons who have held an autopsy rather
than state electricians.