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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The Offices OF the Keeley Institute OF
Virginia are now located in Richmond AZ
6lg east Franklin street. for the cure OF
liauor and drug additions and neuras-
thenia. Write for circular Correspon-
donce confidential Address thu Kelley
Institute. Box 55S Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The ambulance. Or. Labenherg in
charge. was called TO the Richmond Ice
Company's warehouse about II o'clock
Yesterday 60 attend man named Jesse
Williams. who had been knocked down
by falling door and suffered fracture
of the right leg. lie was treated by
the surgeon and taken home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23
$1,000 Washington to Niagara Falls and
Return $1,000.
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Pennsylvania railroad will operate
July 23d. August 9Th and 10Th. Septem-
Der 9TH and 18th, a series of personally
conducted tours Washington 10 Niagara
Falls and return. AT rate OF SO for the
round-trip. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn passage within ten days. and will
allow stop-over privileges AT Watkins
and Rochester in both directions and at
Buffalo returning. Special trains will
leave Sl1th-Strcet Station al 1880 A. NJ.
on dates named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23
Interesting Gavel.

At the regular semi-monthly meeting
Of ST. Andrews Chapter OF the
brotherhood Of 81. Andrew last night one
of the members presented the chapter
with gavol made out Of "a piece Of wood
taken from the pulpit used by the Rev.
DIT. Joshua Peterldn for thirty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23
$50 CObb's Isiand-82.

The steamer Pocahontas will leave
Richmond Saturday night. July Is, 1896.
at 10 o'clock. arrive Cobb's Island IL A.
NJ Sunday; returning, leave Cobb's Island
at r. NJ. arriving at Richmond early
Monday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

Mr. Ralph Rothschild the popular man
arer OF Burks Clothing House has gone
10 baltimore and New YORK 10 select MS
stock OF fall and winter clothing Ny
Hothsch!ld is a thorough master Or MS
t,,st,ess and the fact OF d personal se-
Teton assures a splendid assortment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23
Round Trip summer Excursion Tickets
North and East via u. y. 8 y. u. II.

Summer excursion tickets 10 the lead
ing northern and eastern seaside, water
Ing. and mountain resorts, at low rates
via X. L. & i. X. X,
Apply at Richmond Transfer Company,
eos east Main street. ticket agent. Byrd
street station, or
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

When Baby was sick, we gave her casto'li.
When she was Child. she cried for Castor.a.
when she became Miss, she chung to Cas'orlA
When she had Children, she gaset them SaaLoFia'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The moonlight c2cur Ion down the James
river on board OF tle steamer Pocahon-
Ia. gwen by tho Richmond Howitzers on
Yus sday night was another big success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

Messrs Ferguson Bros. the well-known
plano, pipe. and reed-organ tuners and
regulators. have opened one OF the largest
and best equipped repair shops In the
South. Send your orders within the next
two weeks and get the big discount they
will allow from the regular price No
charge made for estimating work. Send
orders TO
FERGUSON BROS.
No. 81 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23
deduction in Rates.

See that your tickets TO Baltimore read
via Southern Railway and York River
Line. one fare, s.. round TIP. IS. Ser
vice daily except Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

I'VE can all do more than we have done,
And not be whit the worse.
II never was loving that empded the
heart
Nor giving that empt.ed the purse "
-DeacOness Advocate,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

4 suit was instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday afternoon by A
Montolro against ". W. Belyin TO Ie
cover 500 damages,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The statement that the next series OF
Development Of Trade Association eX-
cursions would be run during the latter
part of this month or the first OF August
now seems Improbable. They VIII De
run however about the first Of Sep
llmInI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

A Populist sitting a-straddle an I'M
Democratic platform is the beautiful PIC
turc Bryan. the nominee. now presents &c
the world Huntsville (Ala) Tribune.
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REVOLT AGAINST RUIN.
yfRNEST PROTESTS FROM EVERf
PART OF THE COUNTRI.
No Cessation In the Pleas of True Patriots
and Lovers of Their Country In favor
ofan Honest Policy.

A vote for Bryan is vote TO XIII the
Democratic party as dead as door nall
Rochester Post Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

There is an unbrdgeable chasm between
the Saratoga platform and the Popuiis-
tic production put forth at chicago.-bui-
faio Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The Democracy Of Wisconsin is gold
standard Democracy. II is the business OF
each locality 70 see that that position Is
ned.-RhinelandeT Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The necessity Of preserving the honor
and credit Of the country compels every
patriotic citizen 10 set aside all other
issues for the time being. and stand up
for the party that pledges itself FOR main
taingg the gold standard. We are op-
posed 20 the platform and candidates Of
the Chicago Conception, and support the
sound money principles Of the RepuhH-
can party and iis standard bearers in so
FAR as they represent sound money.
moderate tariff. and civil-service reform.
Rochester Abend Post.
II is estimated that the STOCKHOLDERS
Of the silver mining companies number
about 5000 persons. a number less. con-
slierably. than the population Of the city
pf DAYTON. To increase the already
enormous wealth Of his class Of producers
we are asked 10 take a step that will
ada mountains OF weight 20 the burdens
already too gIieyous 20 De horne. OF our
laboring millions. dayton Herald
We regard the action at Chicago as
subverSlve OF everything in the history
and traditions Of the party The plat
form is not only populistic, II j. full Of
socialism. II is designed TO arraign the
farming aud labcring classes agains,
the well 10 do and the rich. II Is the
old Alliance doctrine OF farmer against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

TIE Chicago Convention met under the
call OF the Democratic party. It's pro
cccdinFs were conducted under them power
OF the Populisiic element Of that party.
It's platform ana nominations We're So
radical ana revolutionary that il is not
fair 10 call them Democratic. They are
Populistic and Anarehistic. and are practl-
cally repgdiated by the truly Democratic
element If the old national party.-Adams
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The question is asked Why should not
a silver dollar under free coinage buy a.
much a. IT, does now? Because there Is
only "a limited number OF tile silver dol
lars now in existence, ana the govern
ment H. able 70 keep them equivalent 10
gold dollars. but II AN the world were
permitted 10 bring silver TO the minis ana
get silver dollar for every 81 IA grains
OF it. the government could not Keep this
unlimited number OF dollars at parity,
and. like those Of Mexico. they would
have 10 circulate az the value Of the bull
lion they contain. and tbs al the present
price OF silver il about 50 cents.-Ne"
York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The New Jersey Democracy has always
been I'm favor OF the maintenancs Of the
credit OF the Government The Demo
cratic party Of New Jersey has never had
4 standard OF money which was too good
for It's citizens The honor and credit Of
the United states can never DO too high
10 accord with the principles OF the De-
rnocracy OF New Jersey. We are. there
fore. opposed to all sorts Of legislation
which Will tend 70 discredit the honor
OF The Government or which will DO In
,ury TO the ciuzens-Somerville Messen-
ger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

There is no use in multiplying words
about the platform adopted by the con
vcntion recently assembled az Chicago.
That convention. it Is true. was called by
competent authority 0r the Democratic
organization. but subsequently IL rejected
every feature OF Democratic doctrine as
taught by the elders " the party ana
substituted farrago Of declaration an
archistic. populisiic communistic, ana nh-
Democratic IN every line ana sentence.
The departure Of that convention from all
the traditions. principles, and policies Of
the Democratic party in our opinion. alb
solves every Democrat from obedience
10 the DEGREES OF that body, and acting
up0n this belief. the Capital viii not advo-
cate the platform adopted by the Chicago
National Convention aforesaid nor sup
port the candidates named 10y that con-
Standardization Capital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

II means the tearing down a the ed-
fees Of civilization. which centuries have
been exhausted IA upbuilding. II means
the fouiing of the flag Of communism in
the face Of conservatism. II means that
the sans cuottes have succeeded I'm se-
curing the ascendancy, and with mad
riot in the full exercise OF unaccustOmed
power they are willing TO wanton with
serious problems. Memphis Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

We assume that the sound-money
Democrats Of the country are for honor
and sincerity frst above an things How.
then, can they support a free silver fraud
in preference 10 an honest free-silver adj
vocate? The latter may be In error.
and may be led astray; the former is "a
trickster and will in the end surely be
tray hem.-NeW Orleans States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The News holds that every free man
has an inalienabie right 10 bolt, ana
this right became patriotic duty In the
cases OF sound-money delegates IN the
Chicago Convention. -(saIveston News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-23

The silyerism and hatism Of the Chi
caeo platform would mean disaster. dis
honor, and degradation 10 the country.
But the anarchy Of that platform would
strike. as with q battering ram. al the
very cornerstone OF our national fabric.
II is now the first duty Of every American
citizen TO defeat Bryan and Sepall. tho
men who stand on that platform Louis
VILE Courier-Journal.
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that is palpable t" all ti,"ugitiul mcn.
and that cannot lie easily set aside,
and to arrest the attention of all
thoughtful aud patriotic white men. Of
whatever political party they may be,
that they may seriously ponder over
the danger which encompasses US, and
evolve some means to avert It. All
christian aud patriotic men should
come together aud avert, il possible, Il
reign Of turmoil, strife and blood shed,
and INSCRIPTIONS politicians who seek
To imaugnrate it that they may ride
into office should be relegated to the
rear. Let no one forget that this is i
white mans country and all patriotic
white men. of whatever political par
* they may be, are equally interested
in maintaining a white mans govern
ment. Intelligent colorrd men begin
10 understand this and they know t.lat
ID is to the best interests Of their race
that it SHOULD be- so. Let us treat the
negro with Justice. fairness and hui
mainly. but let him know that it is
best for him IA it is best for the Whole
community that the white man should
rule. by the riU of the majority Of tie
uaifee.
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4 FATAL

A fatal ma'ady has attacked the in
mates of the convict camps ut work
below Lafourche Crossing. The dis
ease is infectious and proves fatal in
almost every instance. Many convicts
have already died, the victims being
carried off rapidly after the attack, at
the rate Of two u three a day.
At the request Of the police jury DIR.
Stark, the health physician Of the
Parish, visited the camps, and report
ed the situation to he very serious. and
endangering the health of the com
munity. Persons coming in contact
with some victim Of the disease are
liable to become infected. too.
The police Jury which was in session
last Tuesday resolved upon Dr..
Stark's report Of the situation, to no
tify the Governor of the State and the
Board of Control of the State Penc-
Tertiary of the state of things pre-
vailing at these camps and to request
the breaking up of the camps for the
present and the immediate removal of
the %convicts. Immediate action sllo nld
be taken IN the premises.
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MEs. AcHlLLE BRArD.

On Tuesday, at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Thiboaaux. a few
miles abeve Raceland, Mrs. Rosalie
Marie Dugas. relict of the late Aclille
Baud departed this life at the ad-
vanced age of eighty eight years.
Her remains We're brought here on
Wednesday and at ? O'Clock p. m. the
Impressive funeral services Of the
Catholic Church having been held over
them in st. Joseph's Church they were
laid to rest in the Brand family tomb
in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Owing to terrific rain. her funeral
was not attended as largely as it would
unttonhtedly have been by her numer
Gus relatives and friends, the deceased
having left many descendants, even
/" the third and fourth generations.
She has lived all her life in the par
lsh at Lafonrche, her HUSBAND being
the owner at the time Of his death of
the plantation now owned by Mr.. J.
Is. Lecile. situated at IA short distance
above Thihodaux. She was the mother
OF or esteemed townsmen Messrs
Ellis Braud and Melville Braud, and
OF Mes>rs. Amadeo and Tlleophile
Braud. Mesdames Evariste Newell and
Paul IhlbOdaux. of the late Mrs. Jos.
F. Calllouet, and possibly of others
whose names now escape the writer's
memory.
She was a trne and devoted chris.
tan and a faithful daughter of the
Catholic Church.
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4. COOP MOVE.


u Nav af@e9"> sugar fNhah@o
mas adoh'"' ftsofHfl"fs requesting
congress r. Ia $" me ''"fiPS o" sugar
imported rom 'ahfh'ahN a'' othff
countries n'ttre IN tN!'orf t""nfy ON
ti'eir sugars Ilto>e 'rseitlfl"its We're
inspired ny Tie recent af'inp OF ser
many NatSsh@ hFf t"Hnff on tNt1"f-
ted sugar laf>fd "ltt'in h"t h":.i@is,
so H. Ia Aii"W hHf mahni't'tief bet
tti 10 c"lnl'te n'f.t 'nalktts ~ me
= etfd' ne additional h"ffntN VIII
ei'af'.t TIA. ',ti'hai. man"ia"fnir's ="
."@NF lie ritaeS OF sugars, hnd orr
ll.a'tf> "4i sf'ief ~ '"tSFqH@#cf.
thfi" IS so eAlt'|N reason Why thr
'antete sfo"ia net be afforded pro
.'eti"ll against Sl'sA fo,ef@ii fn'aShies.
ne a'Ste. si"i'li iefaiihf" hY
falslh@ lGe aafies on atf sugars M
f"f'et' i'"ei '''n't5i'es llN!n" nm tS-
l'ois duty en fiief pf"dnct- sncn 2
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IRREGULARITIES SOMEWHERE.-We
have often had complaints from soine
OF our subscribers, especially those
from the lower parts Of the parish.
that they do not receive their paper on
time. We beg to assure them that the
fault is not ours. The papers are
mailed regularly and promptly to all
our subscribers, and. bnt for irregular
ties III the transmission, should be
received on time.
All paners going to the same post
office are bundled together after beii.c
addressed separately. and should reach
their post office in that condition for
distribution there. But it would
seem that mali agents on the trains
break these packages for not long ago
we received notice from the post mas
ter Of New Orleans that all our papers
intended for and addressed To sub
cribers ut Ariel were in his office. an
parentty mlssent. and inqui.ing where
to send them.
The post office authorities should
look into this matter and correct the
abuse. We should have a pron,pt de-
livery Of the mail.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Mrs. J. NORBERT CAILLOUET.

Mrs. Alice Gresham. wife Of J. Nor
bert Caillonet. ~ the parish OF Terre-
hnnne, died in New Orleans. last Sat
%nr,iay. and her remains were brought
here last Sunday by the Sou bern Pa
elite and, upon the arrival ut til. noon
train. were inferred III st. Johns Gem
etery. Many relatives and friends of
the .,rcraSe,t met AT the depot ani rs-
corttd the remains t their last resting
rlaee. The services ut st. Johns
Episcopal Churcl, were performed 10y
the Rev. Mpssrs. PIilSon. IF Thihn-
daux. Prnsser. of Houma. and Gresh-
anl, Of New Orleans.
III" deceased who was about sixty
wears % age. " as Il native OF Thiho-
dany. whele she scent the years of her
childhood and early w~omarhood. and
had been III earlier life u successful
teacher in the schools Of her native
town. She was Of an amiahln diSposi-
ton. kind and charitable. beloved and
esteemed Ivy all who knew her.
She left a surviving husband. a son
nearing mans estate. and two sisters.
besides neplews and n%ieceS, to mourn
her lose.
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LOUIS j. CELEsTIN.

After a long struggle for life with
that insidIous malady, typhoid fever.
this young man. just entering upon
mans estate and when life7s promise
was beginning to bud. succnmbed 10 the
~inscrutable decree Of Divine Provi-
dence III the early hours of last Satur-
day. at the residence Of his father. Nj.
Felicien Celestin.
The deceased wasa few months uast
twenty years of age, had lived all his
life III our town where he had received
his education and had already entered
the actual pursuits OF life when he was
$" unexpectedly summoned hence.
lie was Il dntifnI s,n a good boy. who
had already attracted many friends to
himself by his amiable disposition.
lis untlmeIy demise was a heavy
blow To his father aud mother who
have the sympathy of the whole com
munity III their bereavement.
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4 KONSTEK MEETING.

Such was the grand ratification
meeting Of the Democratic party held
in New Orleans On last Saturday.
Washington Artillery Hall was pack
cd from pit t. dnnne with the unterri-
tied Democracy of the Crescent City.
Tho crowd was estimated 1T 5000 men,
an! re meeting is described as tile
largest political meeting ever held in
New Orleans. There were two meet
Tugs IL fact one on tie ground floor
and TIE otlie! III tile upper han. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed aud
every body went home from the meet
ms determined to 40 his full duty ia
The cause # Democracy and good gov
erhfneift.
The Democrats of the Crescent City
have set The good example ; they have
buried their differences wien il comes
TO rally t" tie support Of the State
ticket: that example is worthy Of
emulation elsewhere. i
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GAIT. STEPHEN Il. GARRETT.

This well known and highly esteem
ed citizen Of Lafoirche depmted this
life in this town at his residence on
tanal Street Oh Sunday afternoon.
His death proved a surprise to many
Ct our townsmcn, for although he had
been confined to his room bv Illness
for several days few people in town
We're ware of it.
His remains were conveyed by his
old Comrades in arms, members of the
Braxton Bragg Camp of the U. G. y.
to their last resting place, on Tuesday
at $3.50 a. m. and were inferred in St.
Johns Cemetery.
The deceased had lived in orr midst
during many Years ard had attracted
to himself many friends and admirers.
lie WAS II of natures nollemen, true
and honest as Il man, faithful as i,
Trend and patriotic as Il citizen.
Capt. Garrett was il brave man. and
serves! faithfully the cause of the Con
fcderacy III the late war. He was al
experienced Oyerseer and manager.
Ee was ~iiftv-seven years of age, aud
left a surviving widow. a son and A
daughter. the latter married, and the
former still at school.
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IN MDEssAW
HALL OF THE THlBoDAUx BAND.
ThibodauX, La. March l.th. lS.a

In View of the loss We have sustained by
the dtctl-e OF our friend Emile Du9as I'm
member Of rhiboGauN Band. ami oi the still
heavier loss sustained by those who were
nearest and dearest to him. be it
Resolved that it is only 4 just tribute t,
the memory OF Our Grnar td friend to Shy
that. i'll regrctting his removal from nu1
midst, we mourn for one VINO was III every
way worthy OF our resDeCt aud regard.
Resolved, = hat we sincerely cun40ic with
the family of tht deceased on the dispaast
ton with winch it has pleased Elytna Prov
idence to atliict them. ana comment thpTa
for consolation TO Him who orders AL
things for the best, ana whose cI4aetise-
nients are meant in mercy.
Resolved. That this heartfelt testimonial
of our sympathy ana sorroye he spread ca
our minute book and that a copy NH the
same be forwarded to the family ana C. Tho
Thibo'iauX Sentinel ard Laioulclc Comet
by the Secretary.
JOS.A. TRONE,
IN 0ficio Chairman.
E.J. I.tG"SDRt..
tDW. y. III RT0N,
Al. TIabNE,
P.J. AJCOiN,
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All Free.

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those who have not. have now the
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We should not wonder 1T the num-
Der Of Popnlists liocking back to the
Democratic party when we consider
that the !'cpnIists leaders are trying
to deliver them bag and baggage owe
to the Republicans. y majority Of
the populists quiz the Democratic par
t. surely from principle, thinking they
would better their condition but
when they are called upon to vote
for a Republicans for Governor they
see the c%oriuptness Of tie party, and
their honest convictions cause them to
rebel. and as il consequence. hundreds
of Pnpnlists are lepuaiating their
leaders and are reuniting with the
Democracy.-Boyce Enterprise.
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Wake no your liver but he sure WV,
take Simmons LAYER Regulator to de
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do it 50 well that youll feel wonder
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il Simmons Liver Regulator THAT doe
i. There is only L Simmons LIvrl
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good health promised.
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>ANN

The case OF the State vs.. Onesippr
Dntrene. charged with the murder uf
l%iyppolltc Maitin, his brotlcr-in-law.
was tried last Friday week aud IT,
suited IN his acquittal. There was
nothing bnt circumStancial evidence,
ana while the accused was THE last ole
seen with the deceased, aud there
were circumstances pointing TO his
guilt. Vet the evidence was not of Il
convincing kind.