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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
L q Asheviil. Fair.

Asheyille, n. c.. Oct. 13.-Special-
The ladies of Asheyilie begin to-day a
Worlds Fair. at the rooms Of the old
Cosmopolitan Club. OH south Main street,
for the benefit of the Mission Hospital.
1t will continue three days. The busl-
ness men of the town are especially in
yited to make IA point OF getting supper
at the fair instead Of going home. Booths
for the sale OF fancy articles and sweets
have been arranged. 1t is hoped IN this
way to raise quite little sum for the
Mission Hospital, which is III need or
funds at present.
The Grand Division of the Sons Of
Temperance of North Carolina will meet
here to-day. The session will last only
one day. About fifty delegates from all
sections of the State will be present at
the meeting.
Bailey-street School opened yesterday
with 130 pupils. Orange-Strect school,
which opened Monday, has now 40.
This is decidedly the best opening III
the history Of the school
w +. TOmlinson. of this place, former
ly editor of the Piedmont Press, at HEX
ory an Alliance paper, aud later editor
of Country Homes in Asheville, Is out
In a card advising all his friends, espe-
cially those inclined to run alter the
strange gods set up by the ProhibltlonlSts
or the Third party, to vote the strMght
Democratic ticket this year from Presi-
dent down 80 constable. He gives good
reasons for this advice, and it is believed
Mr.. TomlinsonS card will have g00d
effect for he is well known as one OF the
organizers of the Alliance in Western
North Carolina, and has been closely
identified with every movement against
the whisky interests that has amounted
to anything for the past ten years.
W. =. OBJ Robinson, of Goldsboro, q
prominent Republican, spoke in the court
house last night to crowd OF negroes
with a sprinkling Of whites.
A Democratic club was organized In
| South Ashevillc this evening.
Mr.. J. H. Tucker will address the peo-
pie of Lower Homiuy at Sand Hill next
Saturday. -.
The paving contractors say that with
fair weather, the paving on south Main
street ought to be finished in about two
weeks. They are rushing the work now,
and when it is finished this will be one
of the finest drives about the city.
Mrs. w III. Malone died this morning
at her home in this city. She had been
suffering a great deal lately. yet her
death was a surprise to her friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
Political speak,nr-Gcod Crops.

Ringwood, n c., Oct 12-Special.--
Mr.. III. 4. Gudger and Hon +. A. Wood
ward. candidates for Congress, viii
speak in this place next Monday, the
nth. and large crowd is expected.
Crops are being gathered, and the
price of cotton advancing is cheering to
the farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14

Vienna. Oct 13.-The trial Of the men
who participated in the Saratoh cholera
riots was concluded in Astrakhan yes.
terday. -Four prisoners Were sentenced
TO death. and most of the others viii be
sent to Siberia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
An IncendiAry Fire.

Babylon. L. l.. Oct. la-Ths Masssp.
pequa Hotel, at Mssseppsqus. about eight
miles from this place. was burned this
morning. The loss is placed at 100000,
The fire Is believed to have been OF inesn-
diary origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
Franc. and tn. Mons,.ry Conferences.

Paris. Oct. 13.--M. Tirard, formerly
French Minister of Finance, NJ. Liron-
dairolles, director of the mint, and M:
Fovilie, an official of the Ministry OF
Finance, will represent France in the
International Monetary Conference,
which will meet In Brussels On Novem-
Der 22d next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14
Isinglas- w nner.

London. Oct L3.-The race for the
Middlepark plate. at the New Market
second October meeting to-day, was won
10y IsinglasS. Rayensbury second, Baron
Lencynam third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-14

posed for immortality. This he believed
sufficient. After further debate the
House voted TO release the committee
f.om further consideration.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-09
Suite

deux ~raisons, La premiere ain de les
empacher de reveler dams quelles
circumstances lis tomberent entire nos
mains, Ia seconde pour metre pas
obliges de nourrir des bouches mutt
les. -. Je mai pas d tel point ramour
du sang que je souhaite repandre
celui de ce gentilhomme IN faut
avouer d'ailleurs que sa faeon de Sc
battre inspire pour lui lestime des
des connaisseurs en- fait de vaillance
III vous q tue trois hommes, ct il
en- a mis- quatre hors de combat
mails il est de ceu qui peuvent
compter pour dix, ct mon avis est de
concilier la pitie quill inspire a la
Zingarelle avec les necessities de la
situation nous manquons de sujets
il fault quill entire dams la bande.
Une fois sa parole donnee ct SEES
premieres armes faites, il sera libre
CONNIE chacun de nous, ct il aura,
CONNIE nous, droit aux prises.
La proposition de Gabor fut ~accueil-
lie par un murmure 1atteur.
LIE regard de la Gitane Sc tourna
a-nxieusement vers lie gentilhOmme,
don't lie visage exprimait une fierte
dedaigneuse.
-Vous ayez entendu ? lui demanda
Gaspard.
-Oui, repondit Carlo.
-Acceptez-vous7
--Je refuse
-Malheureux! fit La Zingarelle,
ciest la mort!
Mon e%nfant, dit lie gentilhomme
dune voix douce ct triste, depuis
quinze jours, de 81 efroyables NAL
hours tombent sur moi, que j'en suis
a me demander 81 lie trepas ne serait
point preferable a la vie qui sera
desormais la mienne Isl ces hommes
me condamnent, je mourrai en- leu1
pardonnant, Dieu me tiendra compte
de cette misericordieuse pensee.
II ajouta plus bas ct avec I'm
fremissement
-J'ai frappe de Pepee, je perira;
par repee.
Non! fit Zingarelle, don't les
yeux brillerent dune energique reso-
luton, non, vous ne lie tuerez point
Je ne veux pas quill meure |! Gaspard
vous m'avez demande d'etre votre
femme, ct ~ al CONSENT mais, je lie
lure, 81 Get homme tombe lachemen1
assassine, je vous meprise, je vous
renic Eft non-seulement jamais j
ne deviendrai votre compagne mails
yous pourrez me croire yotre cnnemie
implacable 49, 'etais devouee a tous
ct j'aurais, you lie sayez, endure le
dernier supplice plutot que de YOU:
trahir mails, 4 partir du jour on yous
aurez eu una parole en- dedain, OF
yous aurez fait litiere de ma recon
Nuisance, je chercherai ~roccasion de
vous nulre, je me ferai delatrice Ell
traftre, j'aurai hate de voir coulal
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ArrLun

Ayant tout 10 mat6riel nEcessaire, nous
sommes 4 mAmed 'ex6cutcr tOus les Ouvrages
t~ypogrsphiques qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs davocat. cartes d'sfaires, entetes de
lectures, tickses d'habitstion, blencs. circu-
laires, etc., sefont imprin6s dams lie plus bre'
d6lai ct = tes prix Gu d6dent toute concur
renee.
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votre sang sur Ia roue, CONNIE vous
aurez verse celui dun homme don't Ia
femme defendit la Catarina menacee
ct perdue !! LIE talon, je vous rendral
lie talon! Je suis Tizigane ct
brigande, essayez
Vraiment la Zingarelle etait superbe
de bravoure audacieuse tandis qu'elle
| parlait de la sorte. Ellie s'adressait
tour a tour a Gaspard, a Gabor, a
tous les hommes groupes autour dele.
| Plus dun Sc ~souvenait d'avoir etc
panse par ellie, tous %songeaient que, 81
mecreant qu'on soft, il fault pourtant
Sc rappeler que ron q un ceur. Et
puts, ellie n'etait pas moins g%enereuse
que brave, la file de la Catarina la
c~assette apportee par zachee ct la
Maugrabine, valait la rancon dun
prince. LIE parti de Gabor lui-meme
faiblissait.
La Zingarelle reprit courage. Ses
yeux Sc reposerent plus doux SUI lie
chef, ct, apres Favor brave, menace,
ellie lui dit wee n expression
soumise:
Pronounce, Orsol, prononce u le
sort de &C gentilhomme ct sur le mien !
LIE chef de bandits reflechit un
moment:
-Camarades, dit-il dune voix
ferme, je ne dome pas raison a la
Zingarelle parce qu'elle doit etre ma
femme. Mails la file de la Catarina
garde DIES droits lei; ellie a partage
nos dangers, facilit6 nos expeditions ;
ellie peut, dams une certaine mesure,
parler en- maftresse. II s'agit seule-
ment d'unir son vouloir avec la
prudence. Je crois en- avoir trOuve
lie moyen ..Zachee ct la Margarine
ont apporte dams cette sale lie coffret
renfermant un tresor commence par
Catarina. Chacun de vous Y plon-
gera la main ct prendra un bijou, lie
hasard deciuera de sa valeur. ..Ceci
est pour la rancon du prisonnier.
QUAINT q la prudence qui nous est
obligatoire, nous allons exiger de &c
gentilhomme quill jure u son hon
neur ct sur la vie de celle don't IL
souvenir lie protege, de ne point
chercher a s'evader "A cette condi
ton, il restera parmi nous ct ne sera
nullement tenu de Sc meier a nos
expeditions.
j -Bien parle dit un brigand.
Get homme ne tiendra point S.
parole! fit Gabor, ct les morris M
parlent pas.
-Je compterai dependant u Sol
serment repliqua Gaspard.
Quill jure quill jure! crieren
plusieurs.
lie regard de la Zingarelle implor'
Carlo.
Celuici prit son collier dor ct dun
voix ferme:
Sur mon honneur ct devant Dieu
je promets, en- retour de la vie qu
) NEST laissee, de ne point chercher
gutter Gaspard avant que sa troup
ait gagne la prochaine frontiere.
-C'est 5ien ! fit Gaspard.
+ La bohemienne courut ouvrir |
coffre.
-Puisez-y, dit-elle; je ne perd
que dos pierreries, j'ai sauve lie maj
8 de ma bienfaitrice.
r LIE premier DIES brigands qui SAY
procha du cofret etalt jeune;
conduite de la Zingarelle l'avait emu
4 il fit lie geste de saisir quelque chos
dams la cassette, puts il frappa joyel
sement ses mains Tune contre Iautr,
-Prendre ces claimants, fit-il, d,
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dun homme.

elaboration. Lon convint que n
mutt suivante, Ia cachette serait abanr
donnee, ct que la troupe Sc disperse
RAFT dams Trieste ct dams les alentours,
sous DIES deguisements divers, jusqu'a
ce qu'elle edt gagne IN autre repaire
devant servir de centre d'action. La
bande possedait dams toutes les villes
dune certaine Importance des cores
des receleurs, des complies.
Chez ceux-ci, ellie trouvait des mules
n~ecessaires pour lie transport des
bagages.
Vers ONE heures, apres que chacun
DIES membres de Passociation cut
revetu un costume propre d le traves-
tir ct a assurer sa securite, les bandits
Sc ser arerent. Gaspard, Zingarelle,
la Maugrabine ct lie comte Albert
devaient entrer dams Trieste, y prem
DIRE les mules, ct les charger des
bagages. Par trois on par quatre,
les bandits, travestis en- ~chasseurs, en-
m%aquignons, abandonnerent lie bois.
HUT jours plus tard ills devsient sc
trouver au rendezvous indique.
Au moment on Orsoi appr:t 1
Carlo quill lie suivrait, il lui dit grave
ment
ST vous manquiez i Vote parole,
on nous t~uerait, Zinga ct moi
Ne craignez rien ! repondit Carlo
I'm moment il cut la pensaed'ecrire
a Agnes; mails que pouvaltil lui
dire ? Quelle consolation lui offrir ?
En- quel lieu Ia prier de lui transmet-
tire DIES nouvelles, ct de lie METRE au
courant de &c qui s'etait passe apres
Ia mort de Ryswick?
Ne pouvant lui apprentice toute la
verite, mieux valait Sc taire. Ii etait
tombe dams une 81 terrible adventure
que Dieu seul pouvait, par un miracle,
lie tirer de Get ab1me. Mails la fol
restait vive dams son anne, ct il atten-
DAFT lie salut sans savoir de quelle
main il viendrait. Pour lie moment.
&c salut s'incarnait dams la Zingarelle,
Jamais ellie n'avait semble plus char
mante. Ses paroles, ses gestes, son
rire, tout semblait remercier Gaspard
ct Carlo: Fun d'avoir compris SO
genereuse pensee, rautre de lui avoil
fourni roccasion de prouver qu'elle
await I'm ceur susceptible de recon-
Nuisance.
Une fois les mules charges des
bagages precieux, ct ces riches baga
ges dissimules sous des tapis ct des
couvertures de bonnie qualite que LEI
pauvres gems achetaient volontiers
lie comte, Orsol, la Maugrabine e
Zinga Sc dirigerent du cote de leu
prochalne demeure. Durant le jour
Gaspard entrait dams les maisons
proposant So merchandise Ia Mau
grabine lisait ravenir dams les main,
des gems credules !; Ia Zinga chantai
ct dansait. QUAINT i Carlo, tant3
il demeurait dams l'auberge, tant5
il Sc refugiait dams une sglise.
II ne songeait point / FUR.
Quand les bandits pavaient trouv'
dams la ferme, il allait devant lui, q,
hasard; il continual cette march
vers linconnu, resolu 4 tenir l
parole donnee ct d ne jamais cherche
q Sc separer de Ia bande d'Orsol tan.
quill Sc trouverait sur lie territoir
autrichien. Ii ne Sc croyait pas |
droit de coulter Ia vie aux deux seul
etres qui leussent defendu.
I'm soir, Ia Maugrabine dormai
dams unc etable 4 chevres, ct Zings
OrsOl ct Carlo Sc t~rouyaient dams nm
petite chambre d'auberge.
Depuis aueIoues iours. Ia Situation
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On carre de 10 hgnes: lere. insertion, $i.oo
y y Pine. :" 70
d" Insertion add 90
Toute annonce indignant la profession
n.eS 1 nar an d'avsnce. IS 90
Annonce dc candidate, davance, .-..-lO W
N6crOlogie, par III
Toute annonce commercials publi6e q ram
MO sera ins6r6e au tsux de 50 cents par pouce
nour Is premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions subs6quentes.
Toute aunonce don't le nombre d'insertions
a est pas specific sera ins6r6e jusqu'a nouvel
o DIRE au am Ordinaire.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18

OF the ship building yard at Newport
News. built up by Huntington, at d
cost Of six million dollars, without any
aid from the Government. That had
oeen done. he said, by one man, with
whom he differs widely in politics, but
Tor whom he had infinite respect on ac-
count of his enterprise and his daring
as developer of countries and not as a
destroyer. He would voc with the
greatest pleasure against tho proposed
increase in every shape and form
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Allison, Cockrell, Mills, Hawley and
Hiscock. Finally vote was taken on
Mr.. McPherson's amendment, as modi.
he'd, and it was rejected-yeas IS,
nays 30.
Mr.. Morgan offered an amendments
providing that if the harbor defense
ship be built on the Pacific coast ANAL
iowance of 5 per cent may be made on
rs cost to the contractor, in addition to
the contract price, to cover the cost of
transportation of the material Agreed
to without division. The question re-
CURED on tho amendment reported by
TIE committee on appropriations, but,
without reaching " vote, the Senate ad-
jOurned.
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THE TERMINAL nEoKaAN1zAr1os.
New Plan Is Now Being Considered by
che Committee

NEW foRk, May J7.-TSpeciall-A
long conference of the parties identified
with the Richmond Terminal system
was hold today in President Oakman's
office and at the meeting several propo-
sitions wore made in connection with
the now steps for the reorganization,
but no information in regard to these
propositions was given out General
Thomas said before the conference that
he could arrange the reorganization
with an assessment of five or six per
cent. on preferred stock.
The new plan would involve the reor-
ganization of both tho Danville and
Terminal Companies, as he considers
them Identical, but tho East Tennessee
would go along as il is without being
concerned in the affairs Of the other
companies.
John IL. lnman was asked by the banls-
ing interests if he would accept the
presidency of the Terminal Company.
but he gave y positive refusal TO the re-
quest. He will, however. re-enter tho
Terminal directory, and it is expected
that in few days General Thomas will
resume the office of president OF tho
East Tennessee Company
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18
BLANK BOOKS.
senator Dnriour,s Funerni,

WAsHESGToH, May 17.--ISpeciall :
The remains OF Senator Barbour, &C.
compa.ied ty the Congressional com
mittees and his immediate relatives
and few personal friends, all in
charge OF Sergcantat-Arms Valentine,
were taken from his residence this
morning anG conveyed TO Poplar Hill.
Md where irey will be finally inferred
beside these ot his wife some time this
afternoon. Inc place of burial cannot
be reached ~ rail, so it was found
necessary TO convey the party by pri-
vate conveyance u distance of nearly
fourteen males. 1t is expected an inter
ment will be made at two o'clock, after
which the funeral party will return to
the CITY.
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going into the hands of the street com.

SoiHS into lne nanu3 OIL the street COM
lnlttee.
Mr. Huff said fault lay at the door OF
the board of public works. the street
Miller reiterated his assertion and was
supported by Mr.. Mcconnell, who
strongly intimated that somebody was
trying To shirk responsibility.
Mr. Huff said no knew nothing about
the matter; us Il member OF the street
committee he had not been made
acquainted with the matter and moved
that the report OF the city solicitor be
received. The motion prevailed
MIR. Miller reiterated his opinion that
no contract could he safely awarded
until 4 hearing was accorded AUDITING
property-owners as to the plan of pro-
posed improvements and the cost
thereof. Council could enter into a
contract, subject TO cancellation, sub
Ject to the hearing granted tho property
owners.
a hearing was provided for and n
proper consideration was due property
holders and could be demanded On
motion OF MIR. Mcconnell the report of
the city solicitor was adopted.
The sewer problem next claimed at
tention Of Council, and the sewer com
mlttee submitted tho following reports:
ROANOKE, Va, May 18th, 1899.
TO the President and Members of the
City Council:
GENTLEMEN: We. your committee on
sewers, would recommend that tho
board of public works be and is hereby
instructed to lay necessary sewer pipes
at once on all streets that are to be
permanently improved, and that they
be authorized to purchase the necessary
material for the same; that assessments
for sewage be fifty cent por lineal foot
Tor each abutting property owner and
that no house connections be allowed of
less size than six inches in diameter.
We further recon mend that when
sewers are laid in streets that tho house
connections shall extend inside the
curb, the average cost of such connec-
tions to be charged against the AUDITING
property owners.
Wo recommend that article V, chap
ter III, page II of tho general ordi-
nances be and is hereby amended by in
sorting board of public works" in place
OF city engineer, aud that in case of
any violation OF the same that Il penalty
OF ten dollars ba imposed; and strike
out ''shall be proceeded against for q
nuisance"
Herewith we append tho report OF Mr.
Dunlap, city engineer, and the recon-
mendations of the board Of public
works, in the matter of sewers and from
what information your committee has
been able to gather on the subject thoy
would recommend the adoption of the
recommendation of tho board of public
works. Respectfully submitted,
WALLER Z. HUFF,
Chairman,
GEO. C. MCCAtAN.
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Aled.,al socletx Meeting.

WiIMiNoToN. n. c., May l7.-ISpe-
cial Tine thirty-ninth annual meeting
OF the Medical Society Of North Caro-
lima began three days session here
to- day with nearly three hundred doc
tors In attendance. The society is in
better condition in all respects than
at any period since its organization
Thus far no general business of general
interest has been transacted. The State
board of medical examiners is al. % in
session with class of about fifty APP
plicantS for license.
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A Stormy NIeetinr.

RALElGn, y. c, May 17.-lSpeciall-
The conference Of Alliance men called
by President Marion Butler to meet
here to-day IN advance of the State
Democratic convention tomorrow, con.
vened at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t is
rumored tina: there were some stormy
scenes in ne convention and that man
named Laugninghouse from Beaufort
county. maze speech denouncing
some of IL" Alliance leaders and at
tempted 10 c;sorganize tho Democratic
party.
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HE DID NOT RETURN
n Prisoner Carries Sergeant Eariey's Va
lise to tho Depot


lisc to tho Depot
Mitchell Wood, colored, who was mr.
rested on April - by Officer Vest on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
and who was sentenced to forty.five
days in jail, is at largo, after serving
only nineteen days OF his term. Last
Friday Sergeant Early asked Omoer
Orgain, who is in charge of the police
station, to bring out the above named
prisoner. as he wanted him to carry a
Satchei to the depot.
The prisoner was produced and pro-
ceeded to carry tho satchel, out it is not
known how far he went. He failed.
however, to retnrn to the jail either by
himself or in the company of Sergeant
Farley, as it was understood he would
do.
At least six others were spoken to ON
the subject OF Woods escape, but ali
were ignorant Of his disappearance and
claim they have received no orders from
headquarters to apprehend the prisoner.
Police Justice Turner said that hes
learned OF the escape of Wood on Satur-
day. He was Of the opinion that he
was such drunkard that If he had
remained in Roanoke he would have
oecn rearrested on the same charge be-
tore midnight Saturday. lie also said
NO must have gone away with Early as
he had not been seen in Roanoke since
he had gained his freedom. Mr. Tur-
ner stated that Sergent Earley
bad no business to order the release Of
any prisoner in the station house.
lie claimed that it was his privilege
alone to release IL prisoner. He Is very
indignant about the matter and has
given strict orders that no prisoner shall
DO released unless by Is written order
from him or by verbal command.
Sergeant EARLY is 1T present spending
ten days ut his homo for his health and
his side OF the question as to why he
perferrnd this especial prisoner instead
of any OF the others, or why the pris-
oner was not returned to the iail can
not be learned.
In the meantime the prisoner, who is
harmless man, need have no fears of
being rearrested as the police have re-
ceived no orders to that effect.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Very Successful Revival Services Bsine.
Held There

Very Successful Revival Services B.ine.
Held There.
The First Baptist Church was we'll
hll'd last night by large and appreci-
atlve congregation. The pastor was
greatly disappointed by the absence of
Rev. Dr. Haymore, whose sickness pre-
vented his presence. An instructive adj
dress was delivered by the pastor on
the foundation principles of church of
Christ.
Capt. John IL. Wright delivered fine
address OF welcome to the new members
already received and those to be re-
ceived. There will be service Tonight.
New members were received last night,
and Tho doors of the church will bs
ooened again to night for the reception
of members
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
A Lively Debate in the House
Yesterday.

Bowers ana Snodgrass Have Some Words.
to the Great Amusement OF Their
Colleagues Wants the Matter
of ExpunGing Certain Remarks Made
by Him Disposed of--The Naval Ap-
preparation Bill Diseased in the
Senate.