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The herald., 1895-07-26

The fact that over 800 900, COO Grand
nickel cigar. Smoke it and save tbs little
hands for cash premiums. Adelsdorfer d
Brandenstein, Pacific coast distributors,
232 North Los Angeles street. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

This j. What Dr. Young Calls the saloons.
some statistics.

In the Park-Place church sunday night
DR.. Young spoke tc a large congregation
taking as his subject, "The saloon as a
Social and Political Force" Among
other things, hc said.
In order that we may understand the
mighty power eXerted boy the saloon. IT
is ucedful for us to keep in mind the
vast amount OF money involved in She
liqu0r traffic as a whole. for the saloon
is. after all. only am aim of this mighty
detil-Hsb 4 thousand millions invested
as capital: nine hundred millions the an-
nual drlnk-hul OF the nation. the profits
said 90 be larger than that of all the
railroads. the immense revenue coming
thcrofrOm 10 the natlon-tlcse facts ln
"a land where money is king. make even
the Christian citizen Slow 90 realize the
enormous and damaging political rower OF
The saloon. Al the same time. through
this vast wealth the power exists. Add
these further facts The American love
of liberty. the laissfZ fairer idea Of gov
eminent. which demands as little law as
possible the intense love for strong
drink common among great mdssei-A
love leading almost 60 idolatry, the
moral forces Cf the nation aroused just
enough TO stIr tie venom a. ;his enemy
Of men. ana to lead 10 TO DO desperate
!
where the saloon cvading and refusing
10 obey every law made for The restric-
ton of its evil influence; becoming the
headquarters ana the raliyng- ground 90
the purchasable y0te-that balance OF
power I'm am election. securing am the
men it could for office favorable 10 It's
methods. affecting tho clcct-l 10y hrihe-
ry using corruption funds in legislatures.
and making tine threat that it would de-
feat the party i'm power the next time
II its voice should not Dee ohoyed. res.si-
ing the Sabbath ordinances, and resort
ing 10 such tactics as $50 have seen used
here 20 the fact that this business has
special law applying 20 it's SELF ana
| this that they may capture tho unfortu-
mates on the one Ciy OF leisure. ana
fleece them OF the remains Of The Satur-
| day-uieht pay The logic 81 AN this is
| that the saloon must go. lntl 10 does
| go, | favor the rigid enforcement of surn
| laws as we have; the adoption OF nigh
| license and every other restrictive meas
ure that will handicap this monster. .iut
! I believe the saloon VIII so. and 90 work
/ for this end without compromise. ! ann
pledged until it is accomplished There
are hopeful signs. We are hearing now
the mighty tread of the great young
peoples organizations OF The churches.
pledged 90 good government and 20 the
destruction of the saloon. The pulpit is
| beginning 20 apply the Gospel 20 The pc
] political lie or The people The good reo-
! pie % orr cities are az last beginning
/ to see that they have "a duty Cd their
native land beyond the payment of their
taxes The great Methodist church has
not in any of IT'S many branches, one
man engaged I'm the manufacture or sale
Of strong drink. The Roman Catholic
| Church has opened It's eyes 60 The evils
OF a business in which so many OF lis
members are engaged"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

ing lot OF Irish potatoes from ;. H.
GoCde, but the case was dismissed.
William NJ. Doherty and James Nj
Mullen were fined $3.50 and costs eau
for being drunk on the street. s'ilii'
charge was preferred against James ne,.-
ncdy who failed TO appear. ana an az
tachmcnt had to be issued against hlhi.
Linw0Od Graves tcoiorcdj was cnd'~t,
threatening TO cut him with knie.
lie failed 10 appear. and an attachi"'"'
had 10 be issued against him.
Rosa Richardson (colored was hntu
$3.50 and costs for being drunk ana oiS-
orderly. ,.
Tom Walker aud Augusta Stoves both
colprcd were fined $3.50 and costs eich
FOR assaultng ana beating each otn'r.
Jennie Hockey was charged Win ai'ti-
ing so from Frank =. Pcrdde, bnt she
was discharged for want Of evidence.
Maria Johnson and Fannie DIts Met,
charged with fighting I'm the mousse oi
Tom Morris. while Bella johnson nH"
Henry Johnson we're accused OF lf'r-
passing on the property Of Mamie aioiIio
and creating "a disturbance. Tom MOTIFS
and Mamie Morris in turn. were cnai-cN
with Keeping "A oisOrdcrly house. All PIT
ties interested are colorcd, and tnelf cases
were continued until the 10Th instant.
Charles Johnson lcolorcll was charged
with being drunk and dis5rdefiy' ~
failed 90 appear in court ana an al-a-"-
ment had 10 Doe issued against MN.
Isaac ThursfOn bad 10 pay so anu
costs FOR being drunk and using profane
language on the street.
William Scott tcol0fcd) was sent ON TO
the grand jury on the charge OF kccfhs
a gambling house. The same disposition
was made iu the case OF WILLIAM. alias
Moses johnson. who stood charged with
running q game called pig in the bag.
Judy Payne and Martina Gray doth
coloroi had 20 pay SO and costs each
for assaulfiHs and beating each other.
Norris Mitchell and william Mayo
doth cOloreD bad 90 pay similar fines.
having beer convicted OF similar charges.
II. 4. Gilman Was charged with as
saultng r. h. Bowers, and threatening
to shoot him. His case was continued un-
~ tomorrow.
annie Warwick was charged with dis
orderly conduct. She failed To- appear in
court. and an attachment had 10 Dc issued
against hCr
j. j. H0ltzgrove. who had been board
ing al the house of Mrs a.. s. Clgs,e
for two weeks, at the rate Of $3.50 per
week. left at the expiration OF that time
without paying mis- bill lie was araign-
ed IN the Police Court yesterday on tho
charge of forcing himself into the ho4se
and taking away his trunk anu yalse.
The case was dismissed ou payment OF
costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

No. --DaIy. Tor At4anta 49, ....,.s,,c.'
beyond. with through pullman se IT.'l,
40. -"yestlbuled Lainl. eu ,.iS-9s
Close connections at Atlanta for New "
leans aud an points south ana 9o eI,,''lthera,
and at New orleans with tne sytrien,'f-
Pacific and Texas and Pacinc ta.l. -" , ~
TO ali Texas points. No extra charge Oh
"NeEubuleI Trains. ..,,
ARRIVE KiCHMOND},,...,n,ioa
No i02-"Aflqnta special eAliu~'
I'r,,ted .rrain"-6.O l. ". daily. ~,
So. S-Sian and express, o'0 = NJ
daily. .,,t,,s &c
Tor tickets. Pullman res-ffallyn ~ ~
apply to IA. -. owen. ticket aee.r ~,
Street station. Richmond Transfer e. ON
pauy. g0i east Main street, ana cei"p~"' %
office. $50 east alaln street
T. ST. JOHN. Vice Pres dent. ,.o,,
II 2 ANDERSON. Cent Pass. Agent
JOHN IT. WlNDER. General Mar. ger
IN. n. pOYKIN. civ PASSENGER SGT"
500 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

BY j. II. Valentine, Auctoneer'
1886 east Main street.


TRADE SALE
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF SHIFTS,
DRAWERS. PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES. LOOKING GLASSES, &c
TUESDAY, AUG. 10. 1888.
commencing at 1890 a. NJ. I will rell 10
the trade "A consignment OF 80 uoleh
Ladies' Pants and Vests. 30 dozen GEN
ticmcn's Fancy shirts and Drawers, )
dozen Sweaters. about 800 Pictures. TIC
turo Frames. ana Looking Glasses as
sorted styles and sizes; also a Htntiai
assortment OF Furniture Mating. ana
General Household Articles. This lot
of goods must 80. and public request reg
10 attend sale. Every article viii be iold
10 the highest bidder. -.......,.
j. il. VALENTINE,
aut3-1t Aucfioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
JUSTICE JOHS's COURr.
No Person Charged with Being Drunk on
sunday.

~ toe record OF the Police Court is a
NJ critrlon. tncn last Sunday must have
been very dry day in the city OF Rich
mond. While the docket was about "a
long az on any other Monday. yet It did
not contain a single charge OF drunken
ress or Sunday. The following are the
cases DISPOSED Of by Justice Crutchneid.
Jim Adams alias Jim Anderson tcolorcN
was charged with stealing a walking
-b.rs MS not sufficient evidence 20 send
kiaa on and hc was discharged on pay
rstrt q costs.
s-a2rirs fsiis (cOiorcdl was charged
with stealing lot OF vegetables from
cole Brown He was sent TO iai for
slx months in default OF 500 security.
Aaron Mccain ,colorcdl was fined s.
aud costs for being cisordorly IN Second
market.
Joseph Kennedy was fined - and costs
for being drunk on the street.
II III. Ramsay was charged with steal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

A suit was Instituted in The city Cir
cult Court yesterday hy T.. a. Saunders
& son against Annie r. Brown; dam
ages, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANIES
' JAMES RIVE LINE tor t4e sea-
enore. cheapest ANA most pleasant l0ufe
~ Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ola Point, A-w-
port News, tlaremOut and Jumcx River
landings. Connections sat Ola Point ANA
Norfolk for Hampton ana SmIlllrI
IA, Washington. ID. O.. Baltimore. pUI-
adolphia and New FORK. James river Dy
daylight. Gueat tourist lnC James
town. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by ran. Farr 10
portsmouth, old Point and Norfolk. 81 80
ana 81 steamer POcah0ntas leaves NIrh-
moud every MONDAY. WEDNESDAy
and FRIDAY az Z a. ~ STREET. ftfs
90 DIRECTLY TO STEAAll,ff'S
VIVA kfD FOR above named plaras
tickets on sale on steamer and al 1;ar.
hers Agency. No. 30i Main street Sfsfe
rooms engaged FOR day or nignt Music
py A grand orchestrlon.
FREIGHT. Freight received daily for
aboVe-namel places and Eastern Norfh
Carolina. also for Eastern Shore OF Nir'
siuia and al regular landings ON ma
James river. az LOWEST RATES. aad
through bills ISSUED.
IRWIN WEiSlGER Superintendent
EDWARD r. BARNEY. President
General OMces-Pianters Bank Build
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

LIBRARY COUPON.

I,ATrnNN
ltRKA IL l OOt / YIN.
"
j. h@Fel-es OF "
D Lays or Ancient Hoi"e'
o. l-iIS Joss . ,.,,
3. IHe Ii'-''
3D.. Di'iio'4
- li' No''''--
e. Dream L4te.
e,r.fl.r4t..n.
Go 800 g.tl.r hoods
3. d booN "a N0'-''
in lf5--es from au old Manse-
b. ,rt, Scarlet Letter.
Do 900 .-.
j.. ESSAYS % Liza
l8. Vicar OF Wakeheid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
n w. 4 I. w Nori0IkaiSesIsmRR.

SCHEDULE is EFFECT MAY u. $500
Lave RlcEMJND OALD. BYRD
STREET STATION.
500 a. ST.. l.le..slOAD AAD Nolt-
EOLk VEaTlBULE LIMIT
I'D Arrive Norfolk ID p
A. IT. stops only az Peters
burg Ma.erly ana 1unoif.
oud-cIlrs tickets not an-
copied for passage 0u this
e.o5 a. NJ. TIE' CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Iylcuu4re. EulnU|le.
Blueneld POcah0ntas. Ke-
nova. Columbus AND Chicago.
Pullman Buffet sleeper Koa-
uoAe 10 Columbus without
cuange- Also, for PULASKI.
Hrl.fNl. Knoxville. lnafflUOU-
Sd a.l intermediate points.
1913 P.Al- For s.a3iA No 5i. aal p.
Norf0ik az 1925 D. 49,
n:W p. g.. tor hoqn f.'.,., ia4i 9o.. r4-
at Roanoke with Washington
and Chattanooga Limited.
Iulimau sietpers Roanoke t0
Memphis ana Sew orleans.
Dining Car attached. Also. lor
Bmeutld and IO.anuutle.
Also. for Rocky Mount ana
AN stations ON Wiust0u--alrm
division. pullman Palace
SLEEPER between Richmond and
INnlhUulg. Bert.s ready for
Occupancy at 300 j.. 49, Also,
pullman Sleeper Petersburg tO
Roanoke.
bur. aha tAe West lAt at o.W s. ~.
and s p A., from NQi.Nlt t.i tNr
East an 1905 a. 81 , and NLoIlELLLD
LIMITED 1D p. a. Cd. Do,.,.r,-,.v
District Passenger Agent.
W. Is. BfFifL
General Passenger Agent
General office Roanoke. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

RILDMONr AIR Line
StHEDl LII IL EfFLDl j Dl-l $, $50
TRAINS LEAVE KlChMDND y A.
800 a. a., SOCrhEttN tAfhta =, dtiiy
10 Atlauta,Augls and points south.
Sieepol5 Richmond 90 "a VINE am
Greensboro, open a. so A. u. Con
meets al IlntiUe with tine rs Arll-
INGrON AND SOUTHN ESI TERN
ESrlBllE LiMll tD 80. s.h g..
IyiA. -ierlers 10 AsheNue, 1nat va
n0OLa. Birmingham, Memphis, NeN
Orleans and Tampa, alsof hl7t-eldo7
day coach between N SINUS tvA -
Jacksonville. AZ NeW dreams 49,
Memphis connections are maue l94
all points lu Texas ANA california
rc..5 ~ ST. FA-I MAIL. daily, Tor Allan
to- Augusta 4nd points o3atn. t4-
meets at NOse'ey Wlth l.. & h. X. X.
al NeystiIle fUr lldrh-Fllle, DAioiu,
Henderson. aud u4rnama ana az
Greensboro for Durham, Haieis q an
Wuslur-aa.em. sl.eycls DanFlAe 10
800 T. s.. local. daily except sunday.
for heystllie aA4 iAleiine4l'''s
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
10 -'' From Atlanta and Augusta.
coanccaag closely With trains FOR West
0A ~ -r-.~. Kcysy.ne
LOCAL FREIGHT IkAtN1
Sos. .i alu 81 between MANCHESTER qua
clover and Ne4pohs. VIII also carry pas
fenenfe.
YORK RIVER LINE. yia WEST POINT.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 r.. ~. LOCAL ENptEs5. daily e&-
crut SUNDAY Stops az an stations. AZ
Lester Manor connects with stage ioI
NalAertor. with Baltimore steamer az
f5 +. n. BALTIMORE LIMITED,
daily except sunday. Close connection az
West Point with steamer FOR Baltimore.
steameis leave l>tii more D. 'i. Di,'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
ENoIE~IONS.

70 oN THE .....,..-
II NOONLIGHT EXCURSION
on Steamer "pOcahontas,
THURSDAY, AUG. 10, $50,
for benefit of Baptist city MlsslohaIf
s,af+r Under auspices of Missionary
Societies OF Plnc-Strcet Baptist
Church.
r..IIts and rhffIrrn........ - cents.
po1f la,ves wharf az 7.i5 =. NJ.
aui3-tuNtn-tF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

ROLLER TOWEL FURNISH 20
y every day. with Soap, COMP, lilsi.'
Whisp. and plate-Glass Ioue1 ''.S>in,,-.t,,,
fo, ate ncr week VIRGINIA LAl NDt
Avn TOILET SUPPLY COMPANY, ia
7lG east Broad street. Phone SIS
ic22-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

BY X. u. Chafin x CO.. Incorporated
Real Estate Auctioncers,
30. ] north Tenth street.

A TCTION SALE OF THE VALUABLE
y PROPERTY AT TIE SOUTHEAST
INTERSECTION OF TAYLOR AND
MEADOW STREETS. lN THE GROW
ING WEST END.
This property has long been occupied
by the county OF Henrico for school pur-
noses. and offers q hne opportunity Tor
Investors or parties wishing 20 tlhd.
Note the terms below, which are very
liberal and attractive.
OK THURSDAY. AUGUST -, 1880.
M q o'clock T. NJ, we viii sell by public
auction. ON the premises the property
above mentioned. The Ion fronts 90
feet is a corner. and runs back depth
of leo feet. more or less. The house
contains 4 rooms and basement Wen
OF good water on premises ana an
TERMS One-fourth cash. and the re-
mainler i'm one and two years with
ror cent Interest. the purchaser giving
negotiable notes secured by a deed OF
frust and policy Of insurance.
P. rs. CHAPLIN a. Co, incorporated,
ana AuctiOnecrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

-, ,>,rrp- PARTIES DEsIRING
IN criREOTYPING OF ANY AND
XII KINDS. can have the work prompt
" and satisfactorily done by leaving tner
orders nj THE TINES OFFICE Terms
reasonable ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
RIAL EsrArr Al rRIvArr SALE.
TAX NOTICE.!
TIE Richmond Real Estate Association

have adopted the following
rule: Taxes on Real Estate
for any year in which the
same is sold shall be pro-rated
by calendar year between
buyer and seller, and PAID
accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

W ANTED-MFN WHO Will. i'm
w Tor so month salary or large COM
mission selling staple goods by sample
to dealers. Experience unnecg.satg
Write. us. HOl SEhoLD StE' ~ Ii
co. T0. Cincinnati, %. 's-V--'1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

= HERBORNE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
- MARKHAM. FAUQIlEk. COUNTY,
"a Colonel HILARY =. JONES, ". A..
university of Nirsinial, Head Master
nafelv al Hanover Academy. Va A
bi,t-s,rsGe boariing school for boys and
veiing men. Charges for board and tut
lion. Sa,D FOR session OF nine months.
iva tuEeaGW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13
c. n. PAGE.

n, ANTED-sOME GENTLEMAN WITH
W $500 10 go into the General Au.,l'i'
Of Personal Property and Southern fruit:
ssdress or call on r.. G. GODDlN, 81
west Main. "'l'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

= WANT To SECURE THE SIR
| VICES OF good SIlNO1ta + ~ az, ~
and REMINGTON TIPIW klltt ~ -
TtTOR. .sho can keep books. A1al.sS
GOOD OPENING" care Times aul"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

9y ANTED- SITUATION ~ a. PR
" NArE FAMILY AS TEAC hEt ln
the branches of English, Matneul4' ',7'
eisf in househod sewing. Correspondence
scncitod Address Miss JENNIE 91d1..'-
son. C0hOke Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-13

LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Sos Cd alI 80. between Manchester qua
clover Val. ami Sos. sa and nf, between
clover and Nean0'-. VIII also carry pas
frrsnfe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-11


Are you honest sober, industriouss-If SO engage
with az for 1895 $500 month $4,000 year You
can make II easy siI hours day: Our agents do
ing money selling our Perfection Dish Washer the
dries and poishes dishes perfectly in two minutes;
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-11
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to May 26, 1895.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For Boston-s:05 a. m, l2 IN; f;s0 y. nj kETUkN
$50. a. m, 40, b!7o D. IN
wALPoLE-sioS a. m; IL m; ti2o p. m
FRANKLIN--s;oS a. m, "a m; 4:2o, 7;l5 p. m
MfLFoRD-s:06 a. m is m 4;2o p. m.
ARLINoToN-7:Os :Os IL ~ m. ;6;s7 80, ell 90 m
WEST ARLlN0ToN-F u Gos, Fsios, h liiSo g. m. /;
S2ia5, + Asa. y sia7, Fsiso p. m
kNIGHTsVILLE--T;e', y sios, lliSo a. m; 2;+S,
bt37, ei3s, ell p. m.
wAYLAND PARk-F 7ios, = 900, y II sea m; +
2.ss, + S;so, y s;s7, y $50, ''lii00 p. IN.
NATIcK, RIVER POINT, cENrRBVILLE
wAsIINGToN-T,0 s:os, IL so, a. nj l2:oI,
2,4k, 4i9e, bi37, 6;sS '7;76, -ii:oo p. m.
cRANsToN. oAKLAwN- $685. li:0o a. m;
I2,o1 2,&5, 4iSo, b;27, 6iSo, -slltoo p. m.
PONTIAC ARCTIC, QUIDNIyk-7;os II $50 g. m. ;
245, 5:s7, $3.50, '-il:OO p. m
ANTHoNY-7;oi, 500, nioo - M 9t5. aiSo. S;sI.
$3.50, ''ii :oo p. m.
COVENTRY sTERLING--7:os sioe, li;So am,
SUMMIT. GREENE. oNEco, MoosuP. PLAIN.
FIELD-1;Os, 500, a. M 1850. 2:45 i:SO, t7:a6
JEwETr CITY. CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND,
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH wINDHAM-
sos a. M; iiioo, +iSs, y. m.
wILLIMANTIc-ssos a. nj ni5o, 1850, t7i2b p. IN.
EARTFoRp-s;esa a. m; II 80. Aiso t7:25 p. IN.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-11
Rhode Island.

There were reports of light frost In
low lands on the morning Of the 9TH In
this state, but no damage Of amount re
suited. The weather throughout has been
rather cool, and the raw, easterly winds
have prevented much growth In field and
garden crops, but they are generally prom
ising and looking well. Abundant rain
fell over the southern part of the state on
the 4th to 9th, and grass is greatly ben.
sQtcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-11

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Connecticut.

The weather has been little too cool
for most crops, but still they are pushing
along fairly well Grass and grain are
thickcning up and making good growth
In the northern section grass needs mora
rain to make full crop. In Litchfeld
county last years seeding il failure on
many pieces. Corn Is backward, but IL
came mp wcll, aud with warm weather
will push along fast. Potatoes came up
rather unovenly in places, and the fields
look ragged, but are improving. Turnip
seed is maturing well. Cutworms are do.
ing considerable damage The weather
has been favorable for tobacco setting, but
now more rain is needed. The CORE.
sp0ndent az Milford reports the straw.
berry crop light and the berries small.
One correspondent I'm New Haven county
says: THE man who was said To have
lost 5000 on his 40 acres ~ strawberries by
frost, now thinks he never had better
crop" Even grapes put out new fruit
bust' and are now In full bloom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-11
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