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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01
MAID MARION.

Marion, eh? Very pretty. And now all
you mothers with unlabelcd babies. who
have been waiting To know what IL was to
be, may name the little ones. Boston Her
a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01
Stamped Scarfs, 20xk0, 15c.
Stamped Scarfs, 20x60, 19c.
Shoe Department.


Ladies' Oxford Ties-We have
received 8 cases of fine tan and
dongola Oxfords, hand turned
soles, made up to sell at $1.50
a pair. They have come too late.
We should have had them
month ago. We don't want to
keep them long so we put a price
on them that will sell them, all
sizes, CSC pair.
Misses fine dongola and, tan
Shoes in lace or button, sizes II to
2, worth $1.4S pair; all this week
at CSC pair.
Child's dongola spring heel
Shoes, sizes 0 to IL, lace or but
ton worth 9Sc, at CSC pair.
Child's spring heel, lace or but
ton, worth 75c, at 49c pair.
Boys fine saten oil lace Shoes,
opera toe, sizes Ii to 2. worth $1.50
at CSC pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01

Clcveland's baby gets Marion for n
nanie. The press dispatches carefully cx-
planned where the name came from. lest
the country imagine that Francis Marion
Cockrell had something TO do with II. st.
Louis Republic.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01
THE WEATHER INDICATIONS.

ALMANAC FOR THURSDAY, AUG. l.
SuN RISES. ...... 81 Moon SETS ..l2 81 AM
sgS TSs4T sHTs Or piY,i FULL 'snA IS IS fM rM
Forecast for New England: Generally
fair; westerly winds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01
VAST COAL COMBINE.
GREAT SOUTHERN TRUST WITH $780,
100000 CAPITAL.

1t Is Claimed That 1t VIII Advance NIIn-
ers' Wages to Their Former scaie-Priccs
to he Raised Twenty Per Cent-Out-
look Good For Coal and Iron.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01

Our Special for This Week
Balance $3.50 and 81
Straws at 81. Need one?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
FOR 4 F.tRNERS' INSTITUTE.
President Watkins aud Col. Whitehead
Making Arrangements.

President J. b. Watkins, of the Viz
gina State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. was in the city yesterday and
called TO see Colonel Whitehead. Com
missioner OF Agriculture. relative TO get
ting up 4 farmers institute. 10 be held IN
the music hall during the state Fair next
month Mr.. Watkins told Colonel White
head that he thought the two Organiza-
lions should be in very close touch one
with the other, ana that he thought
that during the annual cxpositions held
by the Agricultural Society was the most
0pportunc time for the holding OF
farmers institute.
Colonel Whitehead agreed with the
president Of the Agricultural Society and
said he thought the idea a most excel
lent one. and that he would take steps
at once % see If he could not arrange
to have grand institute held here dur
ing the week OF the Fair. lie communi-
Gated at once with Colonel Buford,
member OF the Board Of Agriculture from
this district, who is not in the city. rell-
tive 10 the matter
President Watkins is very anxious 20
get the agricultural associations through
the state in closer touch with the State
Agricultural Society, and 10 this crd he
has appointed the presidents Of each OF
the local fairs through the State as aides
TO himself during the coming Fair. lie
will try and arrange 10 have a meeting
With these various officials some day
during the Fair. and possibly a regular
date will be selected for the holding Of
the State Exposition. BY so doing, the
local organizations will always know
when the Richmond Fair will be held,
and can arrange their entertainments so
as not 10 conflict.
An effort viii also be made in the fu-
ture 10 get these organizations each 10
make an exhibit at the State Fair. MIR.
Watkins seemed TO be determined TO
bring the agricultural Society more
prominently 70 the front than ever be-
fore and the members Of the Executive
Committee are thoroughly and heartily
in sympathy with him IN the movement
and think that his idea Of getting more
in touch with the county Organizations a
most excellent one. The prospects for
the Fair next month are very bright. ana
Secretary owens advises that every mall
brings a number OF inquiries relative 10
exhibits IN the various departments. and
he also says that the indications are that
there will be more race horses here dur
ing the Fair than ever before on a similar
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
y1sHIONf "IDD'N"'
Mr.. Edgar u. Taylor and Mrs' 'rs'"'"
Ncorudcr Made One.

Mr. Edgar y. Taylor, vice-president OF
,ho powers-Taylor Drug Company ana
Mrs. Virginia McGruder. daughter Oh
Colonel Henry y. Whtcomo' engineer
a., charge of James river improvements
40 married Yesterday afternoon az .
49, a. the residence Of the bride 5
fa.her No. north Firth street.
The handsome parlors Of the residence
w,re thronged with friends OF the TWO
families and were prettiy dcco'"'eu lo'
the occasion. The ceremony Tas PEI
s,.r,,,d b,, Rev. Dr.. Moses -. Hose. as
~ An Saints Episcopal church.
rboro were no attendants, the couple
hc,n, hrccedcd by little Misses Cottreii
and cronsbaw. holding the ribbons. the
bride was attred In grey satin' trimmed
with chiffon. simple. out very r'Vh
ANA handsome. and carried a large Dou-
ouet OF BRIDES roses.
Ae.or the ceremony, an elesanl sup
nor was served, consisting OF All 'he uc"-
cacies OF The season.
mo ,rcecrts were numerous and beau
,if,l consisting Of costly jcwelry ana
useful articles Of every description.
mo n.vlv-married couple took The
71o train over the Richmond, freder-
icksburg. and Potomac railroad TOT New
YORK. Thence they will go to Toronto
and quebec. and then to Thousand
islands. whore they will make stay
or several weeks. on the way home
tbcv viii spend several days al old
Point. They expect 10 be away about
five weeks. and on their return Will re-
eide al the handsome residence OF the
groom. No. east Franklin street.
Mr.. Edgar Taylor is highly-esteemed
and popular member OF richmond
business circles. and his bride is a
higblv-accompl,shed and popular lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Two Damage Suits Tn.fitn,cd.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day a suit was instituted by II. A. Luke
hard against the city OF Richmond for
$50 damages. The complainant sets
for that on the evening OF August
1S.h, while on his way TO church, he
fell into a hole In the alley between
Beverly and Chafin and Reservoir and
Randolph streets. fracturing the right
thigh and suffering also internal in
jures. He adds that on July 18th the
grade OF the alley had been lowered by
the city authorities, leaving a prccipitous
incline Of about eleven feet. which caused
the accident.
Another suit was Instituted yesterday
in the same tribunal by John Lee Mosby
against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. The complainant states
that on September % 1894. he boarded
an excursion tram on the Jamcs-Rlyer
Division o. the defendants road with
tso intention Of going TO irwin. Not be-
ing able 20 find scat, he demonstrated
wiki the conductor. ana after some
words. the latter pu- him or, while the
train was IN motion. The complainant
thereby injured bis knee, and had %
walk back 10 Richmond lie lays his
damages at 5000.
The suit % the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company against y. :. Wat
sins FOR unlawful detainer was tried be-
fore Judge Minor and a jury Yesterday,
and a verdict given for the plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
That SETTLED iT.
Ringing OF the Fire Eeils Deprived inc
Fire Commissioners of IA Chairman.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners met
at the city Hall Monday night with the
following members present: }. a. Frisch-
korn (presidenD. and Messrs. l.. {. Jeh-
kins. J. L. Levy, Charles F. Taylor ana
G. Watt Taylor. Captain Sheppard, 'he
member from Jackson Ward, was out OF
the city.
II was decided TO use the Champion
plaster manufactured by the American
Champion plaster-W Works, OF this CITY, on
the walls OF the new engine house. anu
awarded the contract for painting tne
Fulton engine house 10 r. Il. Christian,
member OF that company.
A member Of the department was up
on charges. but was let or with repri-
mand
The following were granted burroughs;
W. b. Clarke, ten days. h. b. Goodman,
five days: II. W. Carter. ten days, and
Il. l.. Powell, ten days.
A pleasant incident Of the meeting was
the presentation of neatly framed pic
turc OF the members OF Hook and Ladder
Trucl, Company. No 3. by Captain A. v.
Shelton, on behalf OF his company. TO the
board.
At Captain Shclton's request Chief Pull
Ter made the presentation speech, which
h' III" III q Wy Marry ""' '''f' N''''N
manner
Tho picture was received on behalf Of
the board by Captain Charles L. Taylor
| I'm graceful acknowledgment Of the COM
pany's appreciation of the efforts of tho
board for the Advancement OF the depart
ment and It's members.
The hre-hells commenced ringing just
az this iuncture. which. of course. called
of the officers. President Frischkorn
said nothing but dying wife could keen
him away from IRE. SO he deserted the
chair and followed the Chief
Nice-Presdent G. Watt Taylor then as
sumed the seat at the head Of the table
for the remainder of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

Interesting Facts About Richmo"" C'"'
zen. and Other lIattcrs.


Or. w. Augustus Lee has returned 'ro'"
the North.
Or. Lewis Wheat returned to the ci'y
yesterday morning.
Dr Charles Shields Is expected 70 re-
turn to the city N few days.
Mr.. Charles Haasc and hts daughter,
Miss Bertha. have returned from visis
10 New York.
Misses Minnie and Ellen Taylor. .daugh-
tiers OF Mayor Taylor left yesterday TOT
Holins Institute.
DR.. A. r. Dickinson is in Southwest
Virginia. attending o meeting OF Powen =
River Association.
Mr.. Lonnie r. Tyler, OF "Allcndale,'
Louisa county. Is visiting relatives IN '"'s
city and Henrico county.
Mrs. X. b. Savage. Of 3os west Marshall
street. left yesterday evening by the oia
Dominion line for New York.
The clerk OF me Hastings Court yester-
day issued a marriage license 10 VIKING
ton c. Folks and Miss Matte Mitchell
The condition OF the Rev. Dr. J. T..
Cannon was considered 10 DC very rriu,-
cal last night. HIS death is momentarhy
expected.
Lizzie Morris and Floyd Dickerson Doth
coloroD We're arrested yesterday, charged
with assaulting Rosa White. and locked
up at the First station.
Mr.. Il. Morgan Shepherd. OF the South
crn Planter. has gone 20 Winchester 10
attend TO some business matters Tor the
periodical he Is connected with. lie VIII
return about the end of the week.
Miss Katie Davis and sister will leave
to-day FOR pleasure trip 10 Washing ton,
New York. Grand Rapids. AMI other
places OF interest i'm the North, and VIII
return some time in october.
Lieutenant-ColonelJ James II. Branch, OF
varded his resignation TO the commahdei-
in-chief With the approval 81 the brigade
commander.
MIR L. Il. Adams. who has had oharse
of getting subscriptions IN Richinoad LOT
the standard Telephone Company, mas
opened 10 Norfolk in the interest OF the
Home Telephone Company.
The jefferson Davis Literary society
will hold their regular meeting NEXT
Thursday nisht. when another rehearsal
of tho "CorSican Brothers VIII take
place. There will also be lectures "a dif-
ferent countries during the course OF the
evening.
Miss Iva Frayser. Of Spo,sylvania ccun-
w. who has been on visit 10 h'r s!rtet'
Mrs. Boyd Chandler. OF Newport NEWS;
reached this city last evening, anu VIII
be the guest of Colonel John Bell Bisger =
family before she returns % her ioFein
country home known as I h,a,,,nsr.
ters during the bloody battle at spot
sylvaris Courthouse.
Brigadicr-G eneral A. l.. Phillips has re-
! ouosicd an commissioned officers OF thls
/ city TO meet on Thursday evcninS al 20
| o'clock IN the assembly room y. ~
| Chamber of Commerce building, Tor me
purpose Of discussing the proper arrange
| ments Tor reception Of The Ancient anu
! Honorable Artillery. Genetai ihiinis mas
| rs invit.d several prominent citizens,
| the MAYOR. ana presidents OF the COM
mon Council and Board OF Aldermen &c
/ be present on that occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
MOTIFS.

Poor Lynchburg. il was too bad they
did not win
smith was sick yesterday. Kahn took
his place in left, while MCGOWAN held
down third base
Wells had on his batting clothes. out
Of four times at the bat hc made four
safe hits, two iingles. a double ara 4
triple
Tate did not get a hit, and he struck
out once with a man on third.
The CraDs tried The bluff act o. Belts
but II was 80 20.
The fence robbed the Hustlcrs Of sew
eral home runs.
Kahn struck out twice yesterday.
Tate was guilty of using some very as
gushing language I'm front OF the grand
stand He was very properly Kissed
MCGOWAN ana Beric put up pllihe III
games in their respective suohs
O'Hacan plays grest game AZ thlri.
Nellys pass ball in the nfst hA.nb Vas
responsible FOR one rHn
kn0rr and Weeks each gaze one base
on balls aniece
O'Hagan failed 70 get hit yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
william Manning (colored). sentenced to

William Manning (colored). sentenced to
one wear for unlawful shooting.
Deputy Sheriff c. l.. Price, OF Mont
gomery county, also called. having LETT
in the custody OF Superintendent Lynn
the following convicts: Charles Day
tcolored) sentenced 10 six years I'M
prisonment for malicious assault; Charles
Schaeffer (colored). sentenced TO one year
for house-breaking: Charles Phillips tcoi-
ored). sentenced 10 the same imprison-
ment. for a similar offence.
Deputy Sheriff r. c. Rorabaugh was
another visitor at tho same office. VINO
had turned over TO the custody OF inc
authorities at the peritentiary freq
Posey. sentenced 10 ten years imprisoh-
ment for murder in the second degree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

The following passengers left yesterday
by the old Dominion Line for New York:
Mrs. W. II. Davis, Miss Kate Davis, Miss
G.. Hart, Mrs. Is. b. Savage, Mss Rosa
A.adrey. Dr. Thomas +. Goodwin, Mrs.
Thomas +. Goodwin. Miss Goodwin, Mrs.
H. G. Dawson. Mrs. f. Butler Miss l..
Frederick Miss +. Frederick. Mrs O. W.
Jewett. Miss T.. W. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. +. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
\. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. ;. Pier. Mr..
ana Mrs. W. W. Gray, Mr.. John A. Groiz,
Mr.. r. w. Massey. Captain +. j. Peck,
Messrs W. G. and K. c. Lansing. Dr.
j. Hall Moore. Mr.. ID. Rose. Mrs. 5.
Wilde. and Miss +. Wilde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

Mr.. 7. J. Gary. who keeps a retail
grocery store al 1902 west Broad street,
fled deed Of assignment yesterday in
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
naming Mr.. II. X. Pollard, Jr, as trus-
tee. After the payment OF all costs
caused by the issuing or the deed. the
claims of the following preferred credi-
tors are to be satisfied: j. X. Jones.
sao and j. W. Tyler SIS. borrowed
money. The remainder Of the proceeds
from the sale OF the property is TO be
divided ratably among tho remaining
creditors.
The liabilities are estimated at about
500 while the value of the assets
IS not given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Sam SMALL. nanghtcr Married.

Mrs. Lola Small Jackson, daughter Of
Rev. sam Small. and Mr. Stewart H..
Ford. son of Mr. a. j. Ford, proprietor
Of Ford's Hotel of this city, were mar
ried Monday afternoon al st. Pauls
church. Rev. Hartley Carmichael oiliciat-
ing. Mrs jackson and Mr.. Ford met
last Sunday week at old Point for the
first time. He proposed 70 her on Thurs
dav last and was accepted, and they
came TO Richmond early Monday morn
ing. the assistance Of two of Mr.. Ford's
friends was oniaincd. and az o'clock
i'm the evening they were married.
The bride. who is quite pretty was
married 10 Mir James X. Jackson, Of
Knoxville Tenn, three years ago. but
about a year since obtained divorce
from him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

ton Judge Coleman would take regarding
their annlication for writ of error. yet
his opinion was that he would gran, me
writ. as the petition had many strong
points. and had been prepares AZ VI" "a,
',iloogucs Judge H. W. Flournoy and
Captain \. II. Guigon. -
The petition covers about sixteen type
written PAGES. three copies OF which nave
been prepared. Captain wise sara ,ha'
Indge Coleman had intimated his VIII.
sncncss IN hear the petition tonight, If
# should better suit their convenience T
I'M, ssid they would no, present II before
,ne time originally intended-the 18th IN
slant -. 10 mo. -,
The Captain declared that ne was , o,
,,a opinion that the writ of error would
~, ne orante5 new trial obtained. and tho
~ or,soners acquitted. This opinion, he
said was based upon his professional ex-
pcricnCc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Committee Meetings.

The Committees on Finance and Water
will hold an important session this even
ing az : o'clock. IN room No 5 OF the
city Hall, for the purpose OF considering
the report OF the special water commits
sion. in regard to the increase OF the
water supply.
The Committee on Ordinances will hold
a called meeting this evening az )
o'clock IN room No. u Of the City Hall.
The Committee on James River I'M
provcment Will also hold called meet
ing in room No. l2 of the City Hall
this evening AZ 6 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

President j. u. Watkins. of the Viz
einia State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society. called 20 see Commissioner
of Agriculture Whitehead Monday
relative 10 getting zap a Farmers lnsii-
tuie. o. bee held iu the Music Hall dur
ine thc state Fair colonel Whitehead
thought the idea a most excellent one,
aud that he would take steps at once 10
see IL joe could not arrange to nave an
institute during the Fair.
President Watkins has appointed the
presidents of each OF the local lairs
throrgh the State as aides To himself dur
ing the coming Fair An effort Will also
be made in the future 90 get these Local
organizations 10 make exhibits at Inc
state Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Mnrnlllr Bnniilcd.

Solomon Marabie. the negro who IS in
the city jail awaiting execution on the
90th instant FOR the foul murder OF Mrs.
Pollard Of I.pncnburg county. made
profession OF faith Monday morning and
was baptized by Rev. Father Wclbers.
pastor Of 81. Joseph's Coiored Catholic
church.
Several days ago Father Welbers petit
toned the Governor to reprioye Marahle,
but his Excellency refused 10 interfere.
Marable has expressed a desire 10 see
and talk with Pokey Barnes and Mary
Aberncthy before he Is taken to Lunen-
burg for execution. This request will in
all probability be granted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Property Transfers

Richmcfd: Arthur VI. Gums trustee
10 John $. Jones. % 2-i-l2 feet on north
side of Main street between Lombardy
and Plum. $3.50.
VIM. l.. Mclelio and wife TO Rose.
wife OF w. F. Faulconer, % feet on west
side OF 18th street near o. N,lo
Newton & Guigon. special commission
er. 10 n. Syinefcrd * Co., interest III
2t1-2 feet On north side OF Main street
between nth and 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
VETERANS MAKE MERRY
ANNUAL REUNION or THE HIM.
OYER TROOF Association.
History of the Command The Old Troop
Never surreudered-lt Was ON
Many Hard-Fought Field.

The Hanover Troop Association heia
its annual reunion yesterday at Ashland
Park. with the following olhcers ana
priVates present:
sThomas White Sydnor, PRESIDENT
'Thomas Francis Taylor. first Vice-presi-
dent. walter Leake Wingneld, second
vice-president. flames Churchill Cooke,
thtr,i vice-presideut, Jesse Alexander
Brown. secretary, and Messrs. horatio
Spraglc Anderson, George CLIFFORD broNh'
Joseph Booth Brown. John Snead Blan-
ION sAsbury " atson Brock, James calvin
Rullock. William Frank Blunt Samuel
Martin Baker. John Mcpherson Cooke,
William Edward Carter, John Jeter
Crftchdeld Thomas Buchanan Dunn,
Andrew Roy ElIerson. John Lewis Green,
Josepn Coleman Gilman, Thomas Elicit
Gilman sPeter Henry Leadbctter,
-Joseph Edward Leadpettor William
Ouarles Lawrence, Richard Lowry, Albert
Svlvanus Nash. Jacob Woodson NucKois,
sE-win Goode Nuckols, Peters Hardin
Nuckols. Robert Lee Priddy, Thomas
James Saddler. Joel Thomas Stanley.
Andrew Campbell Stone. Charles Cole
man Taylor. 'David Algernon Timber
lake Charles Alexander Taylor, fJohn
Lewis Tallcy, FJohn James Terry, charles
Abraham Taylor. Luther BoXley Vaughan,
eFrancis Edgar Wright. 'Martin Alpheus
Waldrop. sPeter Winston Ningiield.
sspottswood Adeion Winsfeld, 'Chastain
Rufus Wngheld. Edmund peasants
Winston Winston.
Seventeen OF the above, whose names
are Indicated by stars. were members OF
the troop when it was first organized III
1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

'"pi"i" wise Leii This Morning for Amelia

Captain Wise Icfi This Morning for a,o.,,,
'ourth"u.e Ia rrcsent His Petition.
Hon. George u. Wise left at 6 o'clock
this morning for Amelia Courthouse. at
which place he Will tomorrow present 10
Judge Coleman. of the Circuit Court OF
that district a petition for writ cf
error IN The cases OF Mary Alternately
and iokcy Barnes who are now confin-
"a in the Richmond city Jail under SEN
tcnce Of death for the alleged murder
OF Mrs. Lucy Pollard In Luncnburg
county. and Mary Barnes. who IS connn-
ed I'm the state pcnitentiary. under ten
years sentence, charged with the same
offence.
Captain Wise said yesterday that while
he. OF course. could not say what ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11

only one case was tried In the Henrico
Cc,utv Court Yesterday. and it Was that
of LLOYD Sales. charged with carrying a
concealed weapon. lie was rncd go and
cots ON two ether charges he was given
fifteen DAYS In jan on each.
oscar Gumpf and Lee Elan were before
Justice Lewis ON the charse of iisfting
On the street Tor which they were re-
srcctfully assessed 8 % and $3.50 ami
costs.
collie Johnson was also before hin B,
charged with trs-i assine ulon and deiac-
charged
JOSEPH Minor. the leader of tough
carg. which iufes. the Mechanicsville
pike. was arrested by Constable Temple
on Monday. and lodged in the county
iAil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-11
Nirginia-Day.

Virginia-Day. at the Atlanta Expos-
ton. Will be observed either October
23d or 2ith. and the day will be definite
ly fixed soon IA some minor details
have been agreed upon. Governor
O'Ferrall and his stan will be in at
tendance upon that occasion. and it is
expected that the Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment. under command Of Colonel Nash.
Will also be present on that day.