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The herald., 1895-04-09

Mrs. Grover Cleveland, like other good
housekeepers, rejoices in the results
achieved by using Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
The herald., 1895-04-09

Fiesta masks at the Imperial Hair Be
zaar, - 226 W. Second street, under HOE
lenbeck / otel.
The herald., 1895-04-09

Military critics affirm THAI the standard
of the United States army is constantly
improving. The forces are supplied with
DR.. Prices Baking Powder
The herald., 1895-04-09

"BRows;s BRONCHIAL TRt,cHEs' are un-
e1uaIcd ;cr Gearing the voice. Public speak
cis and layers the world oye. use them.
The herald., 1895-04-09
It IS VERY MUCHLY MIXED
Opinions of the Supreme Court
on Income Tax
JUSTICE WAITE DISSENTS
Some Very Difficult Legal Propositions
Discussed
Effect of all the Opinions Is TO Show That the
Law is Constitutional as to City
and State Bonds

WASHINGTON, April s.-After almost
a month OF deliberaton the United States
supreme court rendered its decision today
in the income tax cases, deciding by a di-
vided court the law to be valid except re-
garding the incomes derived from rents
and from municipal bonds, OH which
point the decision was that the tax was
unconstitutional.
The Judges filed promptly in, at high
noon and there was very little prellml-
nary work before the chief justice began
the delivery of an opinion which is re-
garded by many as the most important
and far-reaching in its effects that has
been rendered in this court since the
days OF the rebellion. Justice Fuller,
after making few routine announce
ments, began at l. :05 to read the court s
DEGREES in the case OF Charles Pollock VS..
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
ct al. This was the first in order of the
cases against the trust com panies, and
the conclusion reached applies also 10 the
case of HYDE VS.. the Continental Trust
Company, as the questions at issue are
the same i'll each case.
MIR. Fuller began with brief reference
to the question of jurisdiction in the
case. This point had, he said, been ire
quently referred TO, but he dismissed it
by saying that as the question had not
been raised in the court below and had
been shelved in the argument of the case
in the supreme court. there appeared no
objection to considering the case purely
on its merits.
The body of the opinion was devoted to
the consideration of the question from
constitutional point of view and included
a verv elaborate definition of the mean
ing of the phrase ''direct taxes, y and also
a construction of the constitutional re-
Guirements as to apportionment.
The herald., 1895-04-09

1t costs more to make DR.. Prices than
any other baking powder because the in
gradients are so highly refined.
The herald., 1895-04-09

Wall paper house OF the coast, 32s s. Spring
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-04-12
L 18th, and Ending APRIL 22d.
G. as...a.s ~.

Lead Pencils with Nickel Tips
common Lead Pencils for
II Sheets commercial Note Paper
Is Xxx White Envelopes
"a Sheets of Paper and "a Envelopes in Nice Box
$50 common Pins, per paper
Best Brass Pins, per paper
100 yard Linen Finish Thread, spools for
Eight small punches of Hair Pins for
Three Spoos of Basting Thread for
Special-Gold Plated Breast Pins, each
Gentlemen's Turkey Red Handkerchief
Gentlemens Suspenders, heavy ones,
Hooks and Eyes, &c card, cards for
Knitting Cotton, all colors, per ball
Elastic Webbing, assorted colors, per yard,
Special-A lot of Med Soap the SC kind, cakes FORT
Hard Paper Ink Tablets
Sheet Pencil Tablets
5X8 inch Pencil Tablets
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-04-12

Steel blade knife and fork with bolster pair for. .1OC
Solid steel shears 7, or 9-inch pair. .15e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Squire Graves again presided over t"'
Police Court yesterday, Justice Johh
ing still summcring "a 'rolfi re l'i
loving cases were disposed OF.
Beverly Turner. charged win una "a
~ shooting al Dan Gil .s 10 the atI'tt'
had his case continued unul next mn 80,
Cav The same action was tahtH !"
case OF Giles. VINO was ci"i r." -
being disordCrly and iighnns I'D ln' - 800
Alfred Lee tcOloreN was hheu p o.
costs for trcspassing upon lh' il 49,
of 81. Joseph church ana THROWING
and iuiurine that property. ....,
ROYAL Racks tcoiOrecl was chai 80 ~, ~,
aesqultiug and beating hatue Heoi r. -. 80
fh. efreef His case was continued unlit
Ano,st alfh i'm order 20 secure addlluhal
.,.if.r.o THE same action was taken
US a. Tho charges preferred against MN
o. cursino and abusing Bcrta George.
and for assaulting and rocking Mildred
henderson Fields (colored was hneed
:, and costs for unlawfully ana cruelty
driving his horse -. ,.,.,,, ..,to~a,l,
,,-arc fined $50 and costs each Tor as
saulting and beating each other I'D 'Ne
r l. Sheppard was fined $50 and costs
for being drunk I'm the street.
William Melton. against whom a similar
charge had been preferred, failed 10 ap-
near I'm court and an attachment was
issued against him.
Pearl Davis and Pearl Holmes tbotn
coloredD were fined - and costs each loI
assaulting. curs,ng. and abusing. ana
threatening Eta Fountain on the street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

There f. such a thing as trying 700
hard 10 accomplish difficult PURPOSE
said gentleman from New YORK yestei-
dav. II have just had am experience ln
my own city. which has taught me 10
believe that all things are possible ll
we are only patient and wait Tor me
opportunity TO accomplish them. IN
direct means often prove more potent
than methods which would appear 10
have more force. Ny experience was
i'm making n reconciliation between
husband and wife VINO had decided to
disagree. and had filed divorce papers.
1 was great friend Of both husband
and wife. and the breach that was Widrn-
ing day by day worried me considerably,
as i knew there was no just reason
why they should not live together. The
wife took her child. a g0lden-haired. blue
eyed boy Of three. and went 20 "a itsh-
ionable seaside resort and there plunged
into the widest sort of gayety, seeming
to be- as happy as mortal could joe. The
husband. too had gone 20 "a pleasure
resort and ne. too sought TO hide the
grief i'm his heart by entering into 4, the
pleasures OF the large crowd OF assoc
ciates who were s0iourning at the same
resort. All this time DE had many
conversations with me. I'M which he con-
fessed his unhapQiness and asked ine
20 use my influence 90 alter his wife's
determination. As ] was going 90 the
resort at which his wife was stopping. l
told him ] would use my opportunity
shortly after my arrival, ! preached
the subject but met with such deter
mined opposition from the wife that
was forced to abandon my purpose for
the time But again and again ala
try 10 soften her heart. but each time
she seemed 20 grow colder. I saw that
there was no possibility OF reaching her
heart in a direct manner, so / conceived
the idea which was put into execution
shortly after.
"It was al a dinner party. and ] was
called upon FOR toast. / regretted my
inability 10 provide one. but said that
instead. / would rccite a poem written
bv a hr0ken-heartei friend Of mine The
wife was sitting opposite 90 me- and 1
had q good opportunity 10 watch her as
| read poem which / had written. and
which revealed the feelings such as /
would have had if ] had been I'm the
husbands place The whole crowd was
affected by IL. the situation was novel. and
I used this to intensity the dramatic cf-
feet. Before the poem bad been finished
tears elistened in the eyes of the wife.
Having been successful so far. 7 followed
un the advantage gained and before the
evening was over. pride and anger had
been overcome hv the little verses / had
written. "-Pitisburg Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
.sOMEBoDr VIII M HURT."
SO Wrote General Imboden During Recon
-truction DAYS.

The following letter. dated st. Louis,
Mo. November -. 1875, Will be read by
many OF General Imboden's friends ana
admirers. The letter was written dur
ing reconstruction times, when General
lmboden was threatened with assasslna-
ton:
Franklin Stearns, Esq.
NV Dear Sir.-I received a telegram THIS
morning from a confidential source IN
Richmond that must be prepared 10 de-
fend myself on my arrival I'm Richmond
This means that the assassin means 10
renew his attack, and try To complete
his work, on my appearance. Being mus
"forewarned." il is my duty To be 'fo'e-
armed" | have not the FUNDS here 20
make preparation, and therefore drew on
YOU for $40. as president Of the Basket
Springs Oiler Company. This VIII maze
YOU safe. out OF lly stock, no matter
what happens 10 me. and | beg That you
honor the draft. at all hazards. III am
assailed again. somebody will be seriously
hurt. | expect TO leave here to-nighf,
and reach Baltimore or Washington to-
morrow. whence | will communicate BY
wire. II circumstances compel delay
of one train. so that ! have 20 arrive AT
l30 T.. NJ, instead Of \. NJ, on the
second instant. ] hope you Will arrange
with Justice White u extend the recos'
nizance a few hours.
Please regard all this as confidential.
Yours truly. j. -. IMBODEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Great Activity Noticeable Among the
Travl ing Men.

one of the largest meetings, for the
summer season. that has been held IN
the Travellers Protective Association
rooms for some time. was in session last
night. A number Of prominent members
were on hand, and plans were dlscuSseu
for increasing the membership, ana max
ing the Virginia Division the largest III
the country outside Of the Missouri DlVls-
ion. A number OF the old-time hustiers
OF the division are preparing TO go out
on their fall trips, and II there IS any
business to be had, they are pretty APT
10 get IT. ...,
Several members who came up from
Norfolk yesterday report great activity
in T.. p. A. circles there, and that the
membership Is Increasing nally. Inc
same may be said Of Petersburg. Lynch
burg. Danville, and Winston, y. G. "
is very likely that posts viii be formed
I'm Asheville, Charlotte. and Wilmington,
I'm the "Old North State" during this fan
and winter.
Within the next week each member or
the II. II. a. OF America VIII be mailed
a copy Of the national constitution, as
amended at the san Antonio convention,
which also contains a directory or the
officers of local organizations IN one hun
Cred and two cities, and much other IN
formation. Each member OF the asso-
citation will also be furnished free Of
charge with an Identification key-ring
check. with "A number. which is registered
at national headquarters. II he should
be rendered unconscious, or should be
killed in an accident, the identification
check gives directions 10 the public
which Will M once insure his being cared
for. This feature has proven practically
valuable I'm many cases.
4 registration-book has been opened at
national headquarters, wherein applica-
tious OF members for employment ara
recorded. and a set of blanks are now
being prepared 10 send 20 the various
posts and divisions, wherein applications
for employment can be made. Mer-
chants and manufacturers will also be
invited 10 write 10 national hoadquar-
tcrs for addresses Of commercial tray
ellers I'm their line. who are seeking EN-
ployment. Mr.. j. G. Simering, chair
man National Employment Committee,
will AT once thoroughly organize II. and
make II practical and useful.
The next annual convention viii be held
I'm Terra Haute. Ind, one of the livest
and most wide-awake OF the Western
cities. and the boys may look for a
glorious time there in June, 1896.
Each member Of Virginia Division. and
/ Post 4 particularly.is earnestly requested
| TO use his best efforts in securing new ap-
plications. so that We may make "A good
! showing al the next annual convention.
State Secretary George Gibson, Jr.. is
expected home next week from quite al
! extensive trip through the southern par
/ Of the state.
Mr.. j. j. Guthrie. who has been on th'
/ sick list. is now convalescent. and 1t IL
hoped his little trip home will be bene
/ fetal.
The many friends Of Post Secretary b
II. Marsh are glad 10 learn that his ac
/ cdeut Of last Monday was not so seriOu
as reported, and that he is back at hii
| post of duty again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Though crowns may break and thrones
may fall
Though changes may the world appall,
our banner shall survive them all.
And ever live in story:
The rainbow Of a rescued land.
Where freemen brave together stand.
With truth and courage hand M hand.
Floats proudly here. Old Glory.
Refrain:
Old Glory. old Gloryi
Floats proudly here. Old Glory,
old Glory. old Glory. Hurrah FOR you
Old Glory
IN days We fought with George the Third
when Independence was the word.
one voice from rising manhood heard,
As well as old age. hoary:
one purpose then w. had I'm view
To form Of States n Union true,
And eyes and hearts We're turned 10 YOU
our banner, grand old Glory.
Refrain:
Old Glory, Old Glory
our banner. grand Old Glory.
Old Glory. Old Glory. Hurrah for you
Old Glory.
Or Thomas Dunn English.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Sacred Heart church picnic. lie re-
ceiyed 800 votes.
Miss Elva l.. Sellen. Of Buckingham
county, who mas been spending -eNeIdl
weeks with her cousin. Miss Ciauulhe
Seldcn. al 80. 81 north Tenth street.
returned home yesterday.
Mr. Coles Van Nechter Nceder, prom
inent young attorney Of Chicago. Is visit
INK i'm this city. Mr.. Necder was stu
dent at the University OF Virginia about
seven years ago. and has many friends In
this State.
Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. 7. J. Reynolds.
Nlessrs. ". r. Ralphall j. j.. BrOsseau,
w. storio l.. C.. Ericsson. G.. r. Leonard.
W. Avn and wife and Miss NJ. a. simons
left via the ola Dominion Line TOT
New York yesterday.
Rev. Dr. j. =. Smith has purchased
the interest Of the late Dr. llchai dSoh
in the central Presbyterian and becomes
the solo proprietor of that Journal lie
hopes 10 maintain Its character ana
value and have plans on foot Tor us
Improvement
4 lawn party will be given on Chestnut
Hin for the benefit OF the free ward OF
the old Dominion Hospital. 90 continue
three nights. commencing Tuesday. --u-
gust 9th. F1rst-class refreshments VIII
be served. and there will DE music ana
other attractions.
Dr. 5. GalcsM. Supreme Secretary OF
the Endowment Guild. has returned from
a pleasant Northern trip. lie was IN
New York on business and aitcrNafds
I'm the mountain regions or pennsylvania
with his family. Who are suuneIiHs III
the keystone state.
Nothing of significance in reference 10
the ST. Louis meeting OF plug-tohdcco
manufacturers has been learned hy the
Richmond tobacco men during the past
two davs. Messrs. Atkinson and Mayo,
who attended the antitrust conference
are not expected back until next week.
There will be an interesting meeting Of
81. James Epworth League. Twenty -nnlh
and Marshall streets. this afternoon ~
30 o'clock. All members and friends
are invited to attend. There VIII DE-
good music. and one hour can bee agree
ably spent.
The Sundav-school teachers Of Richmond
and Manchester will resume their weekly
meetings at the Young Mems Christian
Association next Saturday afternoon, Au-
gust 8ist. at o'clock. The lectures VIII
be delivered by Roy. Edward l.. Pell. as
heretofore.
Mrs. d. ". Cosby has just returned
from New York and other northern cities.
There will ne services this afternoon
at 1870. at Union Gospel nan - four-
teenth street. Exchange Hotel building
Miss Florence Meyer and Miss one
Dempsey are visiting relatives in New
Kent county.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, the Com
missioner OF Agriculture. has returned
from Manassas. Va, whore DE attended
the big Farmers Institute which WAS
hold There last week. lie was greatly
pleased with the meeting. especially with
In address of Hon. i. Sterling Morton,
Secretary OF the Agricultural Department
OF the United States.
Miss Bessie Pattee. daughter Of Colonel
j a. pattce. left last night via Now
York for Boston. Mass. where she en-
tcrs the New England Conservatory OF
Music for the coming year. Miss fattce
possesscs rare amount of musical tall
| emit She has been a pupil oi professor
Frank Cosby. Of this city. during the past
season. and has made rapid progress un-
| der his tutOrship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

for Governor Of Ohio" said one ex-Com-
rnonwealer. yes" replied another'
"but we won't have no sucn waik-oVer
ez we had last summer. "-Washington
star. - .,oo,,. -. -
10 no draughtsman." Brush-"N ny DO
70, think SOP" EZcl-"We I've seen
him trv several times TO draw king.
and hy love. the best he could do was
90 s'ef a queen "-Detroit Free Press.
woman may not be absent-minded,
hut she looks 1t when talking TO an in
fant.-Adams Freeman.
10 ,mprove the golden moment or op-
,,orsunitv. and catch the good that is
withIn our reach, is the great art OF
life.-Johnson. ,, ..,.,.-
,,,,ires man feel meaner than buying
,,oid brlck?" Eugene-"les. there Is, I've
SGcsn there myself" Alfonso-"Well,
IT, &c it?'' Eugene-''Taking cold. un-
GENEROUSLY. in August. New York Re-
corder -. 49,. A..,a
ing, said the boss of "a gang Of labor
er s' Were ahead Of time now, amt
rre9', suggested one OF the men. Yes.
puf the contractor wants to hurry and
Get It all up before it falls down.'-Nash-
irgton star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
The Evolution of the Boy.

Baby boy, with sweet blue eyes,
Bluer than the summer skies,
Curling locks Of golden hair.
Dimpled face. so round and fair;
Mammals darling, papa's boy
Everybody's little JOY.
Swift the years 90 fitting by,
No one noting how they fly;
Baby boy. with golden hair.
Sitting In a BARRIERS chair.
Little form i'm boys array,
Baby dresses laid away.
Barber. with a busy air.
Eusues around the baby's chair;
Mamma. auutie, sisters near,
Ina their eyes truant tear;
Half in sorrow. half in joy.
Waiting baby made boy.
Baby FUN Of boyish fun
Prattles while the work is done.
"Margawite and Cndrlotte's dirls,
Barbce, don on tut zese tiris,"
And the little hands embrace
Tight the curls around his face.
Mammals chyng-ain UNI sweet
ouch. dat turl felled on my feet"
Now the BARRIERS task Is DER,
Severed curls lie on the fi0or
Gatherd I'm a shining heap,
All who love him. one viii keep.
Match those linglets. II you can.
Baby boy Is now a man.
sisters laugh and sing for Joy.
Auute hugs the darling boy
Precious curls with tears are wet,
Mamma softly crying yet!
Sarah Loise Mitchell. In Atlanta G.
stiiutiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
To be IN doubt how 10 get out
by east. west. north or south.

To be IN doubt how 10 get out
by east west. north or south.
Dutch Cap YOU must not fail 10 see:
II was commenced by General b.,
Projected for the ends OF war.
Completed under peace and law.
We want you TO come; though humble
our tongues and our hearts say to De
Molay come.
The Sir Knights Of Richmond with en-
They wait with Impotence the long-look-
when the SIR knights of Boston shall be
And w we shall establish by unfailng tests.
That We Sun Tccoiiect WIN uhspcdAaoie
HON. You every delicate art did employ
10 make US the happiest men In the
when. six years ago. our banners I'M
Were cheered by the people Of Boston.
Yesterday Captain Franl, Cunningham
took with him the Eminent Conn dndrr's
rnsnderv hy De Molay COmmd1dery, OF
Boston. ia 1851, and the case OF jewels,
presented in 1881 by the Providence OK.
ID Commandery. Tho SWORD rs very
valuable one. having a jewel-s.nided hit,
and being encased IN sh-afh or solid
gold IL will be exhibited with other
f,easults at Virginia heaquarters in Bos-
ton. ,
A special from Boston says: Every
nossihle urecautlOn 10 prot ect visitors
ri cif,zCrs during -he coming cOnclave
week OF the knights Tcmplar IS DelhS
taken hy The authorities mere. Ihe &c
toctvc force has bcrh ausihtN.f9 ny
r,r.eeine. into service the liquor squad ana
stafe uolice and by the presence OF de-
frcfiycs from the principal cires or the
United states. Every avenue OF lhsicS9
is being carefully watchcd ana ORDERS
have been given that all suspicious char
acfcrs be arrested. ON Monday every po-
ilrauan except those who are III must
report for duty. throughout the WEEK
The entire police force VIII DC ocldhti 10
different places whore th'ie '"0 3"'i'-'
ines ami parades. M
Insncrior of Buildings Damren, with
large force OF assistants, Inspected tiic
scores of temporary reviewing Sldiv'
rerado and a number principally those
erected by private parties, We're condemn,
cd and laleucd Guns tte.' Inc laOruf
Glands will have 20 be- pulled down ana
rehuuf according 20 specifications iaif
down bv the building inspectors before
they can Doc occupied ,,,,, -
guperutendent Of Police Eldrelge mas
arranged 20 have members OF the Ntn
cross Ambulance Corps stationed near
the line OF march next TUESDAY, ready
for an emergency. ,.
If II should rain heavily on Tuesday
the parade viii not take place, The ban
ners and expensive resala OF the Niieh,s
'i,,.,,-,fer make il out Of the question 10
,ar1do in the rain. and 70 postopen the
n.+a5e until Wednesday would also be
imrC ssihle. as the laws Of the order pre-
,,'-,+ ar, rarading while the conclave is
I'm session. except for the purpose OF es-
Tte decorating Of the city is proceed
ing with undated zeal. Tho advance
u. IL. lone no
,fr,.i,e ~ arrive. The first detachment
6f crc hundred delegates from Nebraska
sr~frr5 al noon ard were escorted 10
their Headquarters. Two delegations Ir2n'
Stt5m,.a and ToOkuk. a., were schedui-
ei to arrive M g o'clock. but their train
WIS Ito.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Two Convicts Killed and one Drowned.
Ones Noted Politician.

WELDON. y. & Aug 2i-Special.-
Yesterday at the State farm, IN North
amptcn county. Roberl kerns and Henry
ia lly were snOt and instantly kiliec WINE
attempting 10 escape and thirI convict
was woi nded ana is reported 10 have been
drowned IN Roanoke river.
The three cOnvicts (all colored, while
az ork. made a break for liberty anc
ran. The guards called halt and fred In
the air The men ran faster, ard then
the ~ ards Obeyed orders and shot 70
either wound or Kill.
Haly and elkrns fell dead. and the
third II an ran 90 the river and Jumped
in. lie was " ,unded. and was probably
drowned. as above stated. Hally was an
active politician in Eertie county, ana
was sentenced TO the penitenulry fer ten
yenrs on "a charge of house breaking lie
was one Of the secretaries I'm the kapup-
lican Congressional Convention mere 'd7'
wear. and took quite an active part
\ freight train vas wrecked az flea-dH
Hin last night, but no one was injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Wise and Otherwise.

Good humor is one OF the best art!-
cles OF dress one can wear into society
--rhackeray.
Judge-"How old are your Elderly
Female-'I AMI AMI am" Judge
you'd better make haste; every min
ute makes IL worse. "-Pick-Me-Up.
Many men attempt to give life "A rosy
hue by gazing at the world through wine
glasses.-Syracuse Post
customer (warmlyl-"Do you know
whore YOU will 90 when you die? Ice
man 1anguidlyl-"i don't care. handle
II see that they've nominated Coxey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

TAMAQUAN, PA. Aug. 2i.-Water is
becoming so scarce I'm the coal regions,
owing 10 the drought. that the colleres
are suspeLdng operations.
The Mora COllery, on Broad Mountain,
west Of here. has shut down, throwing
go men and boys out OF employment.
Unless rain shall soon fall there will be
great dangers Of reservoirs IN "a number
of towns in the coal regions becoming ex-
h1ustcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

After a successful run Of four nights.
st Mary's lawn and garden party closed
last night In the contest for a hand-
some diamond ring. Miss Ida Ruppert
was the lucky one. while Miss Rosa RICK
or lead the race for the bicycle Little
Johnny Vincent was the recipient of a
silver watch, having the highest number
OF votes in a contest among seVeral small
BOYS The entertainment proved graft
flying success to those In charge