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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.
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FOR SALE.

L STORY DWELLING, eight rooms, hot and
cold water. bath, etc. Stable and large lot. Half
square from street-car line Only 300 cash;
balance in small monthly instalments. Apply
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DENTISTS.

VxTufRED A. PLEAsANTS. ID. d. s..
DENTAL OFFICE.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

The trustees Of st. Georges Polish Catholic
church in north Tenth street. Brooklyn. have
begun suit against tho Rev. Matthias De NJ.
Nodyzsus, their pastor, for the recovery of the
church property and for e., 600 for withhold
ing the deed OF the property from them. in
their complaint the trustees alrge that the
property was bought in thename of the Bishop
in March. 1883. In December the same year
judgment was obtained against the church in
the supreme court and the property was or
dered to be sold Al the sale 1t was BID IN by
lodyzsus for 5000, subject to mortgage OF
81, 500.
Some time before the sale YOdyzsus. il is
alleged. received Sl0. 900 from the church 70 be
used IN buying the property Ia the name Of
the church. Instead Of doing this, it Is said
he purchased It IN his own name receiver
has been asked Tor. pending the trial OF the
action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
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LAW SCHOOL,
Richmond, Va.

The LAW SCHOOL Of Richmond College
opens SEPTEMBER q. 1891 Complete Junior
and Senior courses. Endowment reduces rates
as follows: One class. nine months sw; both,
sD school last year very successful. The
beautiful capital Of Virginia offers the law
student rare advantages. The Executive.
Legislative and Judicial Del artmen;s Of
the state Government are here. The latter
emil races. with those OF the United States
and the city. nine courts. Large Libraries. Op-
uortunitIes for wide acquaintance.
Address Professor ROGER GI,EGOKY, Lester
Manor, Va, or for catalogue Chairman Of Fac
ulty Richmond College, Richmond, Va.
iy Sl-lh.Sa&Tulm
NIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
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Degree Courses in Agriculture. horticulture,
Civil. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
and Applied Chemistry. Shorter courses IN
Agriculture and Mechanics.
Total cost for session OF nine months, includ-
ing Clothing, Text Books. &c., about .liO
Next session begins MONDAY, September Il,
1891. For information apply 20
j. NJ MCBIsIDE. PH. D.. II. d.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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Season ends OCTOBER 18th. Address
NESSRS. MASSIE Il CO.,
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MARYLAND. BALTIMORE. rs MOUNT YER
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Cnbell Rust PRINCIPALS Boarding and Day
School Tor Young Ladies and Little Girls
Boarding pupils limited TO twenty. students
prepared for college. jys-we&sat-3m
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Lhere is no truth in the report that q case
of leprosy had been found in Brooklyn.
The inspectors, nineteen in number. who
are visiting Chinese laundries IL search Of
possible lopeTs have been we'll received by
lie Celestial laundyman, who readily submit
their premises and themselves to sanitary IL
epectiOn
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Nos. a. % and - mako u0 stops. Nos. q AMI
y stop on signal az Manchester tentrala lli
Chester. sos. 20 ami - stop on signal al n .r.
chester, DrewrY s. tenfralla and Chester. No q
stops on signal a. Manchester only FOR passen.
gers purchasing tickets 10 regular stopping
places for this train south % Petersburg s..
b. 35. Sc. * "a. 90 g. 49, q and a. will stop on
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HAMPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH SEES
SION WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER
10TH AT O'CLOCK z. NJ.

For Catalogues and other information apply
10 RICHARD NICKNAME.
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James A. Richardson administrator de b0uis non
of Samuel i. Bayly deceased. ...Def0ndant.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COW.
~ fANY

General Office. ROANOKE g, I "a u'S0i'Sei Il S'"'
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VvIRGINIA.-NTHE CHANCERY COURT OF
' THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 18th DAY
OF IIrIN 1901
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UTANTFD-TO PURCHASE A DNELLIHG
w Franklin or Grace street preferred Ad-
dress, stating price and terms, DWELLING
TINES Office. ~ E-t
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-22

Elmslie G. Higgnbotham, in his own right and
as substituted trustee for Jane y. Bayly and
others Plaintiff
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
HOW ALMY WAS CAPTURED.
4 Spcesman Perched on a Ladder Made
Terms With the Crowd.

HANOVER, y. H, Aug. 20.-Frank q.
Alny, who murdered the young woman,
Christie Warden, under circumstances
Of peculiar atroclty week or two ago,
was this morning discovered IN Mr..
Warden's barn. Almy fired fifteen shots
at his pursuers aud slightly wounded
AFRO Turner, of Norwich, VT.
\ conference was then held whether
the barn should be burned or an attempt
made to capture Almy alive. The lat
ter course was determined upon. y
committee headed by ey-sheritf Brldg-
man entered the barn and opened neg O.
tiations with Almy. The latter said.
':If you will guarantee me protection. |
will give up my arms and surrender;
otherwise, will sell my life dearly.
Bridgman, after conVersing with Al
nv returned and mounting the ladder
leaning against the house said to the
crowd: Fellow citizens: Almy has
been found. Now | call upon you IN the
name of Law and good orderto restrain
your anger and let the law take Its
course with this foul murder. say,
at the request Of the county Officials,
We have as Sood courts as th'le are OIL
the face OF the earth.
These remarks were greeted with
crirs of Yes, yes, let the law takes us
course" and 1t was agreed that Almy
should be left in the hands Of the law.
Dridgman, who Was still perched on
the ladd-r, said: Your assurances that
Almy shall be dealt with according to
law is satisfactory. promise you shall
have all the opportunity to see him.
Form in line on each side Of the road.
and he shall pass along between the
lines"
The lines were formed, aud Amy
finally walked out of the barn and gave
himself up to the sheriff, followed III
good order by the crowd. He was taken
70 iail and locked up.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
COWHIDED HIM IN COURT.
An Angered Woman's Eevense Upon a
Prominent Lawyer.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-A pretty bru-
Gette and 4 Swishing rawhlde PLACED
havoc in Jude kohlsaat's court today,
and practically decided long drawn
out and sensational litigation over the
custody of child and $4,000 estate,
which has occupied the attention OF the
Probate Court tor many months.
The pretty woman who did the raw
hiding was Mrs Ed Mcmahon, whose
husband had been charged with attempt
ing to poison his own child and whose
mother-:n-law has been cndeavoriLg to
get possession of the child on this charge.
The lawyer who was rawhlded is Patrick
McHugh, a well-known lawyer, who
was not long ago candidate for the
bendh and who was associated with At
torney Hynes in behalf OF the motheriu-
law in the case.
Judge uohlSaat was unmoved. lie
simply had the belligerents removed and
refused the application ofindignant At
torney HYnes to impose penalty tor
contempt ofcourt.
But not only did Mrs. McMahon horse
whip aud her husband pound the lawyer,
she also severely slashed an officer of
the State, Peter Smith, the guardian of
the child on behalf of the State.
The whipping occurred about II
O'Clock TODAY, and was not wholly un-
expected. Yesterday, when Attorney
HcHugh had read an affidavit taken in
Canada, in which Mrs. McMahon was
charged with being woman Of bad drepu-
iation. and with doing lmmoft:! acts
that lady arose in court and shouted
with flashing eyes aud trembling lips
that the allegation was outrageous aud
a libelous ialsehood
SO, this morning, when the handsome
woman in black stood UP IL her seat in
the body of the court and moved quietly
in the direction OF Attorney N Hugh.
Clerk Ballerman guessed what was COM
ing. He had time only to shout. Look
cutw however, before Mrs. McA1ahon
was at the lawyers side.
A. moment later black rawhide was
Kissing through the air and raising liyid
welts on the face and neck OF Attorney
McHugh. The lawyer dropped his
brief and rushed TO the corner of the
court room on the left Of the judge. The
woman followed and gave him the length
and breadth Of the leather once, twice,
thrice.
Then State Custodian Peter Smith
jumped and stepped toward the corner
in which the sensational thrashing was
going on. Mrs. Mcmahon wheeled
around suddenly and caught him with a
stinging slash across the face. Round
the head and shoulders Of Smith fell the
rawhlde. Meanwhile the husband had
taken a hand in the affair. When his
wife directed her attention 10 the State
custodian he tackled the lawyer and
pounded the unfortunate Mchugh all
over the court room.
At this point Judge kohlsalt called in
the services Of the sheriff. and couple
of deputies hustled all the parties out OF
court.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Republican Funds for Ohio.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-T h e
amount of money which it was alleged
New York importers were raising to be
spent against Mckinley is mere baga-
telle to the sum which the friends Of
Senator Sherman openly boast here will
be subscribed by Eastern capitalists to
assist in securing his reelection. Il IS
asserted that whatever sum. no matter
how large, may in the opinion Of exper-
fenced campaigners be necessary will be
forthcoming to elect Legislature favor
able to Mr.. Sherman.
This subject is daily discussed here
by men whose opportunities TO know
Republican plans and expectations are
exceptionally good. 1t seems TO have
put them III most comfortable frame
of mind. The are loud in praise OF the
Senator's ge'cralship il disconnecting
himself from The tariff part Of the cam
palgn discussion and announcing in ad-
vance that he will coniine his remarks
almost exclusively 10 the financial plank
Of The platform.
They think that by this act he will
not only receive tea times the outside
assistance he would otherwise receive,
but that his individual campaign will be
SO much the more q national one.
He has. virtually, they declare. IN de
TWO campaigns ot it-oue with Mch'n-
lev and his tariff bill involved, aud The
other sherman and sound money.
\ leading Demo :fat said here to-day
that he heard the Republican managers
III OHIO expect the largest outside con-
lribuuons TO their campaign fund ever
maize in this country. Mckinley's ap-
peal is 10 the manufacturers, Sherman $
10 tile bankers. Between them they
expected 10 reach every rich corporation
OF lirln in Lhe land.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Gr,u. .;r,tain S1orm-Swnpc.

LONDON, Aug. 2G.-All night long
tremendous hurricane prevailed through
out Great Britain. Everywhere the :ele-
graph wires are prostrated, and it is IN
possible to obtain anything more Than
tue must meagre Information as to the
amount Of destruction caused by the
fearful wind aud sweeping rain. In and
about London. and the few outside
places that have been heard from, trees
have been dragged out OF the ground
by their loots and the roofs OF houses
have been ripped up and hurled into the
streets. lanes and by-ways. Al New
castle the teutS oi the dover show were
blown away like straws and the beautl-
sul exhibit which they had enclosed was
almost entirely destroyed. y dispatch
from Southport, IN Lancaster County,
on the Irish Sea. reports that the Norw-
eciau barQue Gelion has been wrecked
of that place. The crew were, however.
saved. Numerous olher minor casual
ties are reported. 1t Is feared that with
the restoration Of the telegraph service
will come the news of serious disasters
all along the coast.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
MADE RAIN BY DETONATlON
Six Hours Precipitation Follow tho Ex.
periments In Texas.

MIDLAND. Tex, Aug. 22.-.Gen
Dyrentorth's party of rain makers are
jubllant today. The first important
experiments have met with great sue
cess, 4 rain fell for more than six hours
Yesterday, and they declare that it was
undoubtedly caused by the explosion of
oxhy drogen balloons, rackarock pow
der and dynamite. At 3 O'Clock yester-
dav afternoon large balloon was sent
up at the q ranch, where the men Of
science have their headquarters. The
ranch is about twenty five miles from
this town. The balloon was sent up
about one and d quarter miles and was
then exploded. 1t made report like a
severe clap of chunder. There were
only q few white clouds floating III the
blue sky at the time, the sun was shin
ing, and any old farmer or mariner
would have said that it would not Taln
in d week. The weather instruments
showed that the air was remarkably
dry and the barometer pointed at
"fai.."
Ten minutes after the balloon had
disappeared d in Il peal OF thunder, kites
were set flying, and attached to their
tails was dynamite. This was exploded
when the kites were high in the air, and
then a great quantity OF powder, which
was scattered over the ground for about
two miles, was set off by electricity
this made noise like u succession OF
batteries of artillery. The smoke rose
in the air for about 200 feet and drifted
toward the experts headquarters. Be
fore It reached there, however, it was
driven to the earth by a torrent of rain.
The few feecy clouds had gathered
together, others had formed, the sky
quickly had become overcast, and a
storm had been created by mans efforts.
The barometer began falling ten min
utes after the balloon was exploded.
The rain was very heavy, and the cen
tire of the storm was over the Z ranch.
According to reports from the eranch-
men aud employees along the line of
the Texas and Pacific Railroad the
storm extended over an area OF not less
than 1000 square miles. II is hard to
get definite reports; and 1t may have
reached further.
The noise of the explosion was heard
plainly at Midland, and even at ranches
forty miles from the scene of the ex-
periments. The people thought 1t was
thunder. At about 7 o'clock this even
ing several more explosions were heard
here. The eexperimenter5 were undoubt-
edly at work again. The sky became
overcast Inside OF half an hour and 1t
began to rain at 7:40 o'clock. 1t looks
now as if il would rain all night.
This region, as rule, is very dry. and
it is exceedingly unusual to have much
rain at this season of the year. The
rainmakerS are sure that they have
stolen the secret of Jupiter Pluvius. and
say they can flood this country at an
hours notice. Their greatest expert
ment, when they will explode tremen-
dous lot of balloons, kites and dyna.
mite, will probably not take place until
Friday. The ranchmen and town
weather prophets don't believe the
storm was made by the rain producers,
but Gen. Dryenforth says he will con-
vince the most skeptical in a day or
two
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Favor Sttll Hunt.

DANvILLE, Va, August 2O.--A po-
litical circular recently issued by Gen
eral Malone fell into the hands OF a
newspaper man here to-day. The CIR
cular begins by saying that under the
present election law in Virginia fair
election is impossible aid concludes as
follows: "Our judgment is that we
should not make nominations for the
Legislature this fail or for any Office
where and so long as the same are ex-
clusively governed by the existing cleo,
tion law but leave the field 20 be ruled
by Alliance candidates and indrpend-
ents, reserying our fire to be quietly,
but resolutely and unanimously, dellv.
cred agaist the Democratic noIninee
wherever there is a chance so to direct
our political influence with effect
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02

been missing It's supposed that his
mind was affected by the terrible scenes
he witnessed when the crash came, II
he is not actually in the ruins.
District Attorney Nichol is already
considering the question OF indlctlns
the persons responsible for the Park
Place disaster. After long consultation
with his chief assistant, Ex-Judge Gun
nings Belfosd, he will place the case in
the hands of Assistant District Attor-
ney Townsend.
Up 10 o'clock tonight thirty five
bodies had been recovered from the
ruins. Twenty of the bodies recovered
have been identified. Elghty-eisht
people are reported by friends to be
missing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
pension the E1-Slayes.v

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 16.-W. r
Vaughn, a negro orator, last night ad-
dressed a large audience of negroes at
a Methodist church. He demands that
ex-slaves be pensioned, and said i'll the
course Of his address: The former
slaves are today paying the pension
money that goes to the soldiers and IL
is high time these ex,slaves were draw
ing the pensions themselves. This
country belongs to the negro and the
soldiers bat the negro comes first, be-
cause it was his labor that built up and
made it, Vaughn is making tour OF
the country doing this sort Of talking.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Que OF Porter's Elupders.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Aug. 26.-In the
special census bulletin issued yesterday
the statement is made that the assessed
valuation Of All property i'll South Car.
DINA was S1,37l77 ,097 less in 1890 than 10
1880. This statement is utterly with
OCT foundation. The Comptroller Gen
erals report of this State gave the tota!
assessed value Of all property IN 1880 as
Sl33, ,G62, ,S34, and fot 1890 as Sl5O.6O2,-
457. an increase OF more than Sli,30O,-.
OJO. The new assessment this year will
add thirty millions more to the assessed
values OF the State
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
PolyCamy In Ohio.

LIMA. O., Aug. 2G.-Residipg near
Napoleon. Ohio. is Michael Cramer and
three wives. They all live on $4,000
tarm. and three houses are used by the
three families with one head. Cramer
brought his second wife to the tarm IN
1879, and placed her in cosy house he
had erected for her. Wife NJ. offered
no obie :tion. He was arrested at the
time, however, and tried for bigamy,
but ESCAPED on a technicality. In 1881
Cramer brought his third wife to the
farm. For some cause. no action was
taken until Monday. when the county
prosecuting attorney completed an III
vestigation and prepared evidence TO lay
before tue grand Jury.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
\ Well Digger Killed.

BLACKSTOcK, Aug. 20-Sim Rice, a
colored well digger, was instantly killed
Yesterday evening while digging we'll
for James Jones. He had worked IN
the well all day, ard was about to quit
and let another take his place, who WAS
to work all night. AS they We're draw
ing up a tub OF mud and water, the tub
fell back distance of some thlrty-ilVe
feet, striking him in the head, and Kill
ing him iDstantly.--State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
A Eiendish Crime.

BRECKE&RIDGE Colo. Aug. 2l.-One
of the most fendish crimes ever COM
mitted here was perpetrated last night
about II o'clock. Some persons put dy-
Mantle in the Methodist church bell,
and the bell and bellfry were blown to
atoms, endangering the lives of moro
than 100 people The deed is supposed
TO have been caused by the ll-feeling
engendered against the Rev. Mr.. Pass
more because he wanted the saloons
closed on Sunday. If the william is
caught he will be severely dealt with.
\ cartoon is now in possession of friends
that was posted on the Rev. Mr.. Pass
more'S door.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
The Youngest on Record.

RALEIGH, n. C.. Aug. l9-To-day
there was brought TO The penlten'lary
the Youngest conyict ever convicted OF
highway robbery in this State. Lis
name is Will Edwards, and he is only
thirteen years old. lie committed the
crime il Orange County n June, and
was successful in obtaining money from
his victim. He gets a sentence OF seven
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Sta~a CDarh Held IjD,

TUEDALLEs, OREGON, Aug. 2l.-The
Princeville and Canyon stage was held
up about thirty miles from here last
evening by a masked man with 4 Win
chester rifle. The robber ordered the
driver to throw out FIVE small sacks and
then drive on. The driver promptly
obeyed. The mail bags contained sew
eral money orders and registered pack
ages.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-02
Train Robbery,

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 20.-The Cen
trail train was boarded tonight by three
masked men at Golfers station, near
Barnesville, and the express messenger
was held up. Particulars meagre. They
got all the money in the safe, and 1t is
believed it was a good sum, probably
$50, 200.