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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Deaths and Funerals.

FREDERICKSBURG, Aug. 2s.--Special
Mrs. Ida G. Broaddus, wife of T. VEL
lngton Broaddus. and only daughter OF
Mayor aud Mrs A A, r Rowe ., DIED s Yesterday Ia
ness of about one week, aged forty years.
The funeral took place to-day from the Bap-
tist Church.
MIR. Herndon Willis. son of Mr.. Isaac
Willis. of Orange county. died last night in
Washington. d. G.. of typhoid fever. aged
twenty-five years. His remains were taken
TO lndiantowu for interment.
A son of Mr. MarCellus Stephens was
kicked on the head to-day while attempting
To catch horse and seriously injured.
Mrs. Polite Terrell died at her home in
Caroline county Rst night. aged eighty-four
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get. The latter. as hard rs Il seems. is
most likely to be the case. II mas not
pet been announced whether a new First
Assistant Will b. 81 pointed at once or
whether the second assistant will act
until the CCnsulshiTs are fairly well
hlled. IL is NOT thOi.Eht here that the
resignation OF Mr.. quincy will affect any
OF his appointments IN cases where the
consuls have not assumed their cutiss.
Mr.. Louis Kraft. Of Alexandria. who
Is candidate for Germsn Consulship
IS In the city. Mr.. Kraft loses a good
friend I'm the resignation Of sir Quincy
Mr.. Edward Burgess, Of Arizona. for
merly Of Culpepper. is an applicant for
the consulship held hy Judge Reilly, Of
Accomac county
The Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee, Hon. George ID. Wise. Ch1ir-
man. has organized for work. General
Peyion Wise has been reelected clerk
and Wednesday has been selected as their
weekly meeting day The sub-commit-
tees Will be named hy the Chairman.
Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson has writ
ten the members OF Corgress asking them
10 arrange TO partake n the fall cam
paign. They will all espond and contri-
butte TO the speech-making before the
election.
Senator Ransom. %, North Carolina.
has promised Congr- sman Swanson TO
make few speeches IN the Fifth dis
trict this fall
Mr. S. 5. Thomas. II Berryvife. is in
the city, and II is said will be rendered
position in the depa ,ment OF Agricul-
ture
Mr.. L. L. c. Scott tf Ashland. was ~
the Capitol this morning making some
arrangements for campaign work I'm the
Hanover county district this fall.
Messrs. II. G. Eccles and J. w. Wads-
worth, Of Charlotte, n. G., are registered
at the Metropolitan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
THEArRioAL ATTRACTIONS.
Milton MOBILES at the Theatre-"Jolly Old
Chums" at tho Academy.

The presentation OF The Phoenix" by
Mr. Milton Mobiles and his company at
the Richmond Theatre last evening was
only fair one. IL was witnessed by quite
a large audience, the galleries being pack
ed. Mr.. Mobiles was the same excellent
actor as OF yore, but his cast was inca
pabie Of giving him that support to
which his histrionic talent IL entitled. The
original Moses Sooman that created
many burst OF mirth In the eighteen
years that The Phoenix" delighted
Americans. some time since passed 10 his
reward, and in the person OF Fred Lotto.
Mr.. Mobiles has now put beside him an ac-
tor whose chief talent lay In the fact that
he can oyerdo an excellent yet difficult
role wonderfully we'll. The sweet woman
ly acting OF Dolly Mobiles was also miss
ed last evening, and Chavies Winans.
as the reporter. did about the only acting
that was particularly pleasing. Blanche
Hiilman does a bit OF acrobatic dancing
In the third act that iightens up the play
no little.
The play was presented under a con-
siderable disadyantags inasmuch ss Mr..
cahill could not provide scenic effects. He
stated 10 me that his scenery was
ready To be placed in the Theatre yes
ferday. but he Was unable TO arrange n
In time for the play last evening. As a
last resort, and at late hour. he secur-
ed scenery from Fords Opera House. ana
with such as he could use. the play wss
presented.
Just bsfore the curtain arose, Mr. Mo-
bles. appearing In one of the boxes. stat
ed the case TO the spectators present
The play was delayed nearly an hour In
consequence, and was. Of course. very
poorly staged.
Mr. cahili assured me that the play
will certainly be properly staged To-
night. and with everything Yvnnfre
smoothly there will doubtless be a bet
ter presentation of the well-known meio-
drama
AZ the Mozart Academy tonight. to-
morrow night ana Wednesday matinee.
Anderson's Jolly Old Chung, or Two
Old Cronies up TO date will hold the
boards. This melange OF music mirth ana
general joility, is said TO be something
new. and the press la the various cfties
are unanimous In it's praise. "Jolly DID,
Chuns is musical farce. II IL full Of
singing and dancing, and all sorts OF
business calculated 20 produce laughter
and drive all care away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29

The Colts looked splendid in their new
suits Saturday. There is general rejoicing
that their old rags have found their way
TO the junk mans pile. Their manager is
negotiating with pitcher Stevens, OF the
University team, and with such an excel
lent pitcher to alternate with Mike En-
right the Virsinias can have strong hopes
OF capturing the pennant.
Ihe Following is the standing OF the
cluDs. including the tie game that was
given to Petersburg when the virginias
old not have time to play II out and catch
the train. The Virginias are contesting
tnat the game should be played over, and
the arbitration board will Investigate IL
at its next meeting:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Imnrisnned for Life.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2s.-At Nor
gansheld, Saturday, Geo. Delaney was
found guilty Of the murder of Abbie De-
laney, and was sentenced to the peneten-
tiary for life. Abbie Delaney was wife for
one day OF Henry Delaney, Georges
brother, Henry being forced 10 marry
her after he had betrayed her. On the
night OF the marriage, a carriage contain
ing Henry Delaney his wife and father
in-law and mother-in-law was fired into
Abbie Delaney was killed and her father,
Taylor Aliner, seriously wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
HAYWARD A. Harvey Dead.

ORANGE. N. j., Aug. ~. Hayward A.
Harvey the inventor Of the Hsrveyized
steel armor plate and rolled screw died 1T
l o'clock this morning from kidney trouble.
lie had been sick for the past five months
lie WAS a son Of General Thomas W. Har-
Vey and was born in New York State in
1923. After leaving college he entered his
ing. He invented many improvements for
the manufaotu of wire and he WAS the in
yentor OF the 70 led screw and Harvey steel
process, He was married twice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
TO com G0ID BULLION,
Secretary Carlisle Orders tho Mints to be
Fully Utilized.

WAsHIEoTos, AUG 29- Secretary Car
Isle has ordered that the United States
mints at Philadelphia. San Francisco. Cal
lfornia, be fully mannei and the full capao-
ity of both mints be utilized in the coming
OF gold bullion. Inc Treasury department
possesss from 81 to 10000, 600. Gold bars
cannot be used as currency, 30 it has been
decided in the present need. TO co in the
bullion on hand. This bullion will be col ed
into 80. S., and $3.50 gold pieces. prefer
ence being given 10 the hTst two denomina-
tlons. The coming capacity of the Philadel-
phia mint it is stated, will be between five
and Six million dollars per month. The San
Francisco mint will also be utilized but un-
fortunately nearly all the bullion possessed
by the government IS in the east. There
are ~, 200 900 of gold bullion In the Philadel-
phia mint, sl5. 900 of 1t being IN one
vault. where it has remained untouched for
fifteen years
Acting director Preston visited Philsdel-
phia Saturday and completed arrangements
with Superintendent Bosbyshell to begin
work at once. The Treasury is now paying
out gold all over the country d as a con-
sequence stands more in need Of gold coin
than heretofore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
TIPS FOK IHE CR4SKs.

tame Tomorrow ON the Chesterfield Dia.
mond-News About New Pitchers.
The erudite collegians and the citizens
from the palaces minarets and chateaux
OF Hull street. will occupy the Chesterfield
diamond TOMORROW afternoon. The Colts.
dressed In theT best suits. will do the
MINORS with the Farmers on the Dinwid-
die diamond.
me college teams manager is negotiat-
'nS ior pitcher Jones. late OF the Fayetie-
VINE team lie is said 10 be a twirler OF
some smoothness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Tine Eraneo.slamese DIspute.

BANGKOK. August q. Prince Deyawon-
gse Yaroprakar, Siamese Foreign Minister.
Is sojourniug at Bangpain. NJ. Rolin Jac
quemins, the Prime Minister will shortly
join him there. The negotiations between
M. de Vilers. the French special envoy, and
the Sismese government for the settlement
o. the Franco Slamese dispute are at CON-
plete standsiill. IL is stated that should
Siam concsde the demands now made upon
her by n. de Nilers her commerce would be
completely ruined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Cutting Expenses.

The general reduction which was reported
about 10 take place in the Richmond and
Danville clerical forces has already COM
meneed. The reduction in road aud yard
forces Is ,eing followed by reduction OF the
number 6f men In the Offices as vel! a. in
salary. In the-gensral freight ofhce in this
city one clerk has been dropped who re-
ceivsd eos per month to take eject Septsm-
tembsr lst and $50 will be deducted from
the balance OF the salary list The salary
OF the Chief will also be cut. The business
OF the road is light at present and IL 10
hoped that as soon ~ the freight traffic re-
sunes the forces will be reinstated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Gold From san Franci. co.

NEW YORK. Aag. 2s.-Ths much her
aided shipment gold coin sent from San
Francisco to this city arrived at tho cub
treasury this morning. Instead OF III. ooO.,,
900 as reported the consignment consisted
OF only q .000.0 900 The United States tx
press Co. transferred tho boxes from the
cars 10 the sub-treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Political Rally at warrsnton.

WARRENTON, Va. Aug. 2s. Special -
Attorney General K. Taylor Scott addressed
large crowd here to-day on behalf Of the
Democ ats.
Mr.. W. n. Grayely. OF Henry. the Popu-
list candidate for Attorney General also
spoke TO a meeting of his followers. There
was no Joint discussion between these two
gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29

sOUTHAM TON. Aug. 2a.-The Ameri-
can Nayahoe has gone into dock here. She
will be thoroughly oyerhaued aud reftted
preparatory tothe races for the nterns ional
gold cup. given by the Royal Victoria Yacht
Club. he races will begin on septemb
and the Prince Of Wales, cutter Britannia
W IL defend the cup against the EaVahos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Carter Harrlson,s Marriage.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-A special TO the
Times. from New Orleans, says Frank
II. Howard, brother Of Miss Annie How
ard has announced that the marriage OF
Miss Howard 10 Mayor Carter Harrison,
Of Chicago. will take place the latter part
OF September at the summer home OF the
Howards at Biloxie watering place on
the Gulf coast in the southern part OF
Mississippi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Nothinr Accumulated.

KEYSyILLE. Va. Aug. Especial. -
Messrs. Peter ]. Otey and r. G.. Southsll.
arbitrators in the contest Of Priddy and Rice
for nomination TO the Legislature, met to-
day and adjourned without accomplishin :
anything. as the parties interested objected
on the ground that they were appointed
after Mr.. Gordon's term as chairman had
expired, and on the further ground that ono
of the arbtrators was absent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Ar TEE DAGGERs POINT.
Brunswickiaas and the United States Sur
geOns Mt War.

ATLANTA, Aug. 29.-Tbree members of
tho staf Of III Atlanta journal. Just re-
turned from Brunswick, report that the
people of the stricken city and the United
States surgeons are at deggers points. The
people clam that DIR. Branbam should not
have been brought into the city from the
quarantine station: that young Harris should
not have been removed TO the Brenham
House, and say they will prevent the re-
moval OF any others there by force of arms.
Surgeon Guiteras admits that DR.. Bren-
hams removal to the city was mistake.
Experts cannot say whether the disease will
be epidemic or not and do not know whether
to stampede or not.
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neaten bY a brakeman.

LINCOLN. ILL, Aug 2S.-At 4 o'clock
yesterday morning Thomas Grady. waiter
from Philadelphia, Pa was found lying ter
ribly maueled at the foot Of the embsnk-
nent near this place. lie made an ante
mortem statement 10 the effect that as he
was climbing up the side ladder of freight
car he met a brakeman who hit him on the
n sad with lantern, knocking him of the
ladder when he fell between the cars TO
the rails He will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29

backs. get back their bonds with the in
terest which had accrued on them while
In the treasury. less by l l-2 per cent.
No action was taken on the amendment.
The House bin TO repeal the Sherman
act was laid before the Senate ana re-
ported 10 the Committee of Finance.
voorhees, chairman OF that committee
announcing that there would be prompt
action by the committee tomorrow. The
Senate adjourned at p m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Threatens Criminal Libel.

G0LDSBORO. n. g.. Aug. 2s. Special. -
Col Eugene Harrell threatens the Head
light with criminal libel II full restoration
OF its recent caustic edit rial ON Harrel e
Worlds Fair excursion management is not
made within three days. Editor Rosoower
says be has ampl' proof for his char es and
replied to Harrell to-day to "Craok his
whip" Some spicy Developments are
promised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
No Financial War.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s-Lyman J. Gage
scouts the idea OF financial war being In
r0gress between Chicago and New York.
lie said yesterday the circular sent by the
First National Bank of Chicago TO CORES
pondents in 81. Louis WAS sent for no other
purpose than u explain the existing con
ditions Of money to such as had not hither-
TO und rstOOd them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
A Serious Accident.

scorrsvuhx. Va, Arc Clarence White.
a son of W. G. White II Hardware, near
this place was severely injured by being
kicked by n mule last Wednesday. having
two bones broken in his left shoulder, and
severely bruised about the face. DIR. Winn
Of Fork Union, the family physician, sttsn-
ded him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Collector Elias Assistants.

ASHEVILLE. N. c., Aug. 2s.-Special, -
Collector Elias to-day announced the ap-
pointmeuts OF Robert s. Galloway. nephew
Of lamented Gov. Scales. as Chief Stamp
Clerk in TIE Winston Office; Mrs. A. A.
Smith, First Assistant; f. l.. Reynolds,
Second Assistant; Storekeepers and Guag.
ersfor Jackson County, j. V. Davis, G. A.
Byrd,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Work for the Unemplo,ed.

PINE BLUFF. ARK. Aug. 2s.-The
shops OF the st. Louis Southwestern Rail-
way In this city reopened to-day with a
full force OF so men. Additional shops
for building cars are now in course Of
erection and will be finished in three
months and will give employment 10 per-
haps an equal force OF men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
To Reduce Wages.

OMAHA, NEB.. August 2S-Wages will
certainly be reduced on the Union Pacific.
General Manager Dickinson yesterday at a
conference with switchmen plainly told
them that on september there would pro-
badly be general reduction of wages of at
least 10 per cent They dsmurred and
argued tie matter but finally went home
Il |. not Thought that they will strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Shot Her Husband.

OAKLAND, CAL, August 2s.-J. c.
Crimmons was yesterday shot and mortally
wounded by his wife. She sued Tor a di
yorco few days ago aud the husband prom
ised 10 reform his drinking habits. His
him in self defence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29

FORT WORTH, TEX, Aug. 2s.-Yester-
day afternoon cyclonic storm blew
down small church on Stratton's ranch.
four miles from Cleburn. and wounded
twenty one persons, broken limbs being
the most serious injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Violent Wind and Rain Storms.

BLUERIDGE SPRINGS. VA, August 2s.
--Speciai.--A violent wind and rain storm
has ragged here all day. 1t has been ssvsrsst
ever known in this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
A CnrrIage Dealer Assirns

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. Augpst 9s-Gao.
G.. Cubb. dealer in agricultural implements
aud carriages. has made voluntary as.ign.
msut to Vim. Mariner The bond fxsd ia
$500 900. No statement Of liabilities and as-
sels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29

WASHINGTON. ID. q. Ausust n Vc,.-
cast sor Virginia and North Cerolins,-
southeastsrly winds With rain. Attended, bv
the hurricane centre moving northee slWard.
followed by colder wsstssly winds, NTH fais
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
Terrific storm I'm Oxford

OXFORD, n. Q. Aug. 2s..-Special--
oxford was again visited by a most ter
rllic storm today. Rain has been falling
an day together with a very high wind,
Ie.iins many trees and imperfect limbs.
AZ oo5 this p. m. a cyclone struck the
centre brick warehouse and made to-
tal wreck Of H. Only one colored man was
~ the house at the time. who was very
slightly hurt one COW and one horse both
escaped Injury. The proprietors, Messrs:
Thomas Bros. had just left the building
ana had gotten scarcely out Of reach OF
he falling brick and timbers. There was
no stock in the warehouse, except seven
OF eight thousand pounds OF scrap to-
iacco which will sustain a little injury.
10 is learned from the farmers IN the
country. that the growing tobacco crop
has been very seriously damaged in the
community The extent Of the damage
VIII be reported tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-29
WINSTON. NC. Aug. 2a- Spec. A cyclon

WINSTON. NC. Aug.2s Spec. A cyclone
or hurricane struck the town of Kerneyille,
this county about 4:45 O'Clock this morning
kiiliug one colored child. wounding two or
three other colored people aud injuring
more or less 100 buildings.
A bnek Baptist church was demolished.
The path Of tho cyclone was two hundred
yards wide.
Much damage 10 growing crops WAS done.
, 1893-12-06
BARBADOS NEWS.
Agricultural Reporter. IT. Nou,

We are still having tbunier and lightning
md the hea' is scarcely less oppressive than
it was last month. Heavy showers have
however fallen, and on the whole, he weather
is said to DO very favourable for the growing
crops. Here aud there syIup-making has
commenced.
With regard to the Druggists Bill, az its
title implies, its object is to provide for the
examination and registration of Druggists
and that such an enactment is needed in our
statute book, every one must admit. The only
wonder is that no one ever thought OF intro
ducing such a measure before. As wye re"
marked some time ago, next TO the Doctors,
our lives are in the hands Of the Druggists,
who have IT, compou4d the Doctors prescrip.
tons, and who sell m~elioi~5 % on their own
responsibility as we'll. Yet thrse mpn are not.
required'to pass any sort Of examination by
which their ability to dispense medicine oan
be tested. No one can become a Solicitor
unless he passes certain examinations, nor does
the law permit our lands to be surveyed or
our sugar TO be weighed by other han quail
fed einen,-that iG to say, men who have
passed certain prescribed examinations. With
regard to human life, however, whioh it should
be the FIST duty of the State to protect, 80
far at least as druggists are concerned. a sort
of free trade 10 allowed Anybody Cah be Il
druggist. 1t is not even necessary for him to
have.a license to kill; as in the case Nf Medic
Practitioners. It is the object of DR.. Phillips
Bill to put a. end TO this anomalous state OF
things and it is to- be- hoped that ii will be
passed in such a shape rs will meet the end
the hon. membrI has iIi-view. Judging, how
ever, from the 'dIverg' Mt opinions Ind fhei
confusion Of ideas which prevail among hon.
members with refer enoe to the matter, IT is 10
be feared that their deliberations will result
in q measui Q the reverse. of satisfactory. The
Hon eptthy, for intanee. are crying out
, 1893-12-06

We hive discussed the situation eisswuere;
but may say here THAI by the consent Of ali
racties the new suffrage viii completely
submeig o the middle-elass, and give a new
strength to the SIav population within the
Cis-Leitlian half of tho Monarchy.
On Tuesday. st Belfast, the Central Assem-.
bly, of the Ulster Defence Union held lis first
meeting in the Ulster Hall. under the
Presidency of the Duke Of Aberoorn. The
assembly consists Of 500 delegates, represent
ing all classes. orceds, and interests ia Ulster,
elected Ivy the 170, 400 male persons over
sixteen years of age" who are registered 80
members of the Ulster Defence Union. For
he moment, no doubt, there is little or
nothing for the Central Assembly to do, but
should the HouIe-rule agitation be revived
and the Bill re-introduced, the PrOtestants Of
the North will be found organised under hat
10, in fact, "a solemn League and covenant to
Withstand Separation, and Possessed Of q IT,
preventative BODY capable Of speaking IN the
name OF the North, tud Of rxer,isipg control
and authority over the Ulste, LoyaliStA. The
Duke of Abrrcorn, Colonel Saunderson, DR..
Kane, and others MAZE speeches, all of them
2uil OF serious resolve and good SENSE; bit it
ls not these SO much as the meeting If the
600 delegates which demands she attention
OF those who are half perS a led that it will
De a master stroke Of policy TO intr ,duce
civil war into Ireland, in ordet to get rid Of
an uncomfortable arliamentary situation.