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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deafness,
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamcd con-
ditlon Of the mucous lining of he Gus
tachian tube. When this tube gets In
famed you have rumtling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when # is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored TO its normal con-
dition hearing will be destroyed forever.
Nine cases out of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which Is nothing but an infamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case OF deafness caused by catarrh,
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
T. ]. Cheney q Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
CRIME AND ACCIDENTS.
rxoxo MURDERS a WHITE NAN
IN NORTH CUMBERLAND COUNT
Ar. u,,. Him over the Head and Fractures
. s.n,,-rwo co,ored Men Drowned
Commit. Suicide while insane

w1coMrco CHURCH. VA August D.
caoo,al--"whit." Webb. whi'e '"A"
.ron,oved as cook on A. MOTIFS is'''"s
or "Annie Norris" was murosFea
saturday afternoon by negro na"'eu
Pen Brown. while the steamer was 's'"s
.,orrs,de OF Mr.. Morris factory "i'Sii'
a. ,~oovrei'x creek. Ben. Brown, VINO was
.,,nvod "a a hand on another hshing
.,eamer. during the afternoon went aOoa'u
che annie Morris" and into the saney'
.,nere webb was cooking WEBB ordereu
IT,, az, saving he didn't allow any one
nm ~ Galley while he was cooking
,a,o.as nassed between webb and Brown
- ecua,e in which neither party was
-, The negro Brown then went OH
and. after procuring a piece OF IRON,
turned aboard the steamer anu s'oO'
near the galley waiting for WeDD 10 come
nnt which he did shortly afterwards.
Brown then dealt Webb feariui DIV ,,
across the head. fracturing the Skull,
80 The effects of which Webb died
within a few hours.
walter Carter a colored man and hama
m hoard ore Of Mr. Morris fishing steam
trs. was drowned Thursday night. Inc
steamer was unloading FISH. and Garter
attending the guy when the rope parted
and Carter feil backwards overheard.
Every effort was made TO rescue Carter
but at the time another steamer was
backing out, which caused an under cur
rent and Carter was kept from coming to
the top OF the water. His body was
Immediately recovered. but life was e1-
finct.
Edward Green, a colored fisherman on
Captain Bud" Bussells schooner, was
drowned in the Potomac river on Thurs
day. lie undertook to swim TO skif
which had gotten adrift from the schooner
and his strength gave out before reaching
her and he sank before assistance reached
him.
Mrs. Albert Rice. very estimable lady,
and the wife of Rev. Albert Rice, a local
Methodist preacher committed suicide
by taking Paris green Wednesday night
last at her nome in Fairnelds. She had
been a great sufferer from dyspepsia
for years. causing spells Of temporary
Insanity and while suffering with one Of
these attacks she took the fatal dose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
JAMES CITY sCHo0L BOARD.
School Trustees VIII be Appointed Next
Monday.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August s.
tpecial.-The county school board of
j, mes City county met here yesterday
at the courthouse and settled with the
treasurer their accounts for the fiscal
year ending June Both. They also fixed
the salaries of teachers in the various
districts.
Mr. John +. Jones. n member Of the
board offered his resignation, which was
accepted. he having been elected super
visor for Powhatan district at the last
election.
The school electoral board will meet
Monday 10 I'M vacancies in the board
of school trustees.
The Democrats Of this place will meet
Thursday night 10 elect a delegate and
alternate 10 the Gubernatorial Conven-
ton and 20 elect two delegates and two
elternates 10 the legislative convention
which meets here In September, and also
20 reorganise the party
Our Methodist brothers are having new
teats put in their church. They are
carved Of nice material and are very
pretty IN design. They will add not
only to the looks. but will contribute
materially TO the comfort of the church.
Mr.. Robert Armistead. superintendent
Of schools for this city. has given notice
that he will hold his examinations for
applicants for teachers licenses on the
18th and 10th Of August for white and the
17th and 18th of August for colored
applicants. ut the Matty schooi-house
Colonel y. S. Ewei was I'm town n
day or two ago and was given warm
greeting by a host Of friends. The old
gentleman. though over four score years
of age. looks well. and It is the hope OF
his friends that he may live TO see many
more returns Of his natal day.
Rev. W. +. Davis. of the Methodist
church. who has Just returned from the
district conference. and also from his
GUNNER vacation, has now settled down
60 work.
Mr.. Luther Warren and Miss Hannah
Warren will leave tomorrow for Chi
cago.
good many Of our people will at
tend the great show during the next
thirty or sixty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
BoTrToURr SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Annual Convention Of the Society Held
In Haymak ertown.

FINCASTLE, VA, August S.--Special.-
The Botetourt County Sunday-School So
ciety held its third annual convention at
Haymarkertown on Friday. Saturday and
Sunday last. There was a good attend
ance. and the discussions full of interest
Reports were receive from twenty-five
Sunday schools Of the different denomina-
lions, showing a total membership OF
l.S1. with an average attendance OF Lon
Twenty schools reported total expense
Of s3lO22 and $3.50 contributed TO other
objects Ten schools have Libraries ag-
gregating AS volumes. Sixteen schools
use the international lessons, and take
Liz lesson helps and papers. Rev. j. y.
H. Beahm was elected president ana h.
w Leslie recording secretary.
Mrs Peter Fletcher died last Saturday
night after quite a protracted illness.
She was buried Sunday afternoon at the
Presbyterian cemetery.
Mr.. Peter Fellers, prominent citizen,
died last Wednesday night OF typhoid
fever. having been sick but few days
He was buried Friday with Masonic hon
ors by the Mountain View Lodge OF this
place and the Boone Lodge, OF Trout
VILE. He had for many years been re-
garded as one Of brightest Masons In
this section Of the State. He was mem
Der OF the Baptist church and highly
esteemed by oil who knew him.
The county school board was In session
here to-day. The schools are In better
condition In this county than ever before,
though the want OF funds prevents many
improvements which the board desires 10
make.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
He Has the Keys.

Think OF the mystery Of our human
lives. A friend wrote me the other night:
Everything seems disjointed." Think Of
that-disjOintedl Now. here the only joy
viii come. If you hold fast TO the living
One; II you do not. the shadows VIII
come thicker and faster. Listen 10 his
voice, saying: Il have the keys 10 that
mystery you call your life. ! shall open
In time: l shall unlock everything; be
satisfied, since have the key" My COM
fort to-day FOR myself. my comfort to-
day for my circumstances. my comfort
to-day for the great unknown, my COM
fort for leaving things locked up as well
as unlocked. lies In this-"1 have the
keys" He has keys 10 lock up as well
as 10 unlock. II will cast your sins into
the deep" That deep gives not up Its
dead! SO the locking and unlocking are
all In his hand who says. Il have the
keys"-Margaret Bottome. in Ladies'
Home Journal.
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| feel easy. Moro money Is being taken In
| and paid out.
| WELLsBURG, w. VA. August s.-The
| Bank OF Wellsburg owned by Samuei
| George. closed It's doors this morning.
| The hank has assets OF 900; liablllties,
| $4,000 Runs in progress on other banks
| here.
BURLINGTON, VT, August a-Ihe
wooden. merino and cotton mills IN WI
noosM and this city have shut down TN
Septcmber sth. and longer II business IL
no, iunroved. The cotton mill has on
hand On 900 pieces OF print cloth, for
which there is no market. except AZ
nri,,o below the cost OF manufacture.
The shut down OF the wooden and merino
mills throws about five hundred people
opt OF work. and the cotton mill three
hundred and fifty.
SOUTH BEND, IND, August "a.
-. Baker. proprietor OF the South BEND
Wagon Works. at MIshawaka., has mace
an assignment. Liabilities Sl1o,OOO; assets
SIS 900. His brother. G.. w. Baker OF
this city, was appointed receiver.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August o'-lhe
Indiana Trust Company was to-day ap-
pointed receiver Of the Indianapolis Cab
met Works. OF which Frank Conn is
president. The receivership seems TO DE
one OF the results OF the suspension or
The INDIANAPOLIS National Bank. ana the
disclosures growing out OF that failure.
The proceedings to-day were brought py
Addison G. Harris, attorney for Newton
Todd. The petition says that the de-
PENDANT is indebted 20 him in the sum
Of a376 on account. He Is informed
and therefore charges the fact to Ia
that the defendant Is indebted 10 sundry
persons I'm a sum aggregatlng at least
t2s5 900. due and coming due from time TO
time. The factory is not In operation.
APPLETON. WIS, August Sine
mammoth suphi;e fibre pulp mill or the
Manufacturing Investment Company. IN
which President Cleveland secretary
Lamont and Don NJ Dickinson are stock
hslders. has shut down, but II Is an
nounced that work will be resumed IN
two weeks. The mill employees over one
hundred hands The paper mill ana TWO
nuln mills Of the Atlas Company have
also shut down, throwing over one nun
dred employed out Of work.
NEW YORK, August S-The Madison
Square Bank, at 200 Fifth avenue, will
not open Its doors tomorrow. Its capital
Is impaired 10 about $50 900. The refusal
OF the ST. Nicholas Bank 10 continue
TO act az clearing agent precipitated the
trouble II is said that deficiency VIII be
made up by the directors, and tho bank
Will resume business.
NORFOLK, VA. August S.-Special.-
A. ~ Ely. prominent saw-mill man
and lumber dealer made an assignment
tonight. He Is an extensive operator.
The amount OF his liabilities Is not
stated. The trustee states that the finan-
cial troubles will likely be adjusted to-
morrow. tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
Evidence of Gods Love.

You think that God is angry with YOU.
Did II never occur TO you that God is not
spitefui? And did 1t never occur TO Won
that the best Of Gods children have had
great deal more trouble than He has
ever permitted you TO have? And ala II
never occur 10 you that God might have
something else in view than an exhibition
or His ill-feeling against you? Now open
your Bible at the third of Revelation
and the nineteenth verse. and see what
he Himself says about IT, las many as
! love ! chasten" What a contrast ?
lie chastens you, not because He Is angry
with you, but because He loves you.
Read and blush, and pray.-Bible Read
er.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
BUSINESS EMBARRASsMEyT
Several Banks suspend aud a Few Mills
Closc Thar Door.

BIG STONE GAP. VA. August S-Spe-
cia.-rhe Bank OF Big Stone Gap sus-
pended this morning. The bank was or
ganized In 1859 with an authorized capital
OF $1,000 and paid-in capital OF $44, 600.
Inc liabilities are about $4,000. The offi-
eei7 OF the bank are: w. II. Nickels,
president III. II. Bullitt. cashier.
In The spring OF 1880 the deposits OF the
nank We're 10000 and the loans $500. 600.
me deposits gradually decreased I'll they
were closed Wv "00'
A.ss, e vas no run this morning on tho
"'p@sen'Ah Bank. and deposttors there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
The French Minister Returns.

BANGKOK. August s.-M. Pavie.
French Minister resident. returned to his
post in this city to-day The Pakam forts
fTed a salute OF thirteen guns as the
Alouette. bearing the Minister, came up
the river. The Alouette responded.
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Died Suddenly.

FARMvILLE. VA. August ESPECIAL
Mrs. Wyhe L. Gillian died here to-day
She was the wife of a prominent to-
bacconist here. While she had been In III
health for some years. her death was
very unexpected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

The Christian public OF Toronto. Can
ada, are protesting strongly against an
effort 10 have Sunday street cars A
popular vote on the subject Ia 10 be
taken. Those opposed to Sunday cars
contend that they are not needed for the
accommodation Of the people: that II they
are run over seven hundred men would
have to work Sunday and that Sabbath
quiet II Asquirsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
Midlothinn Hnniist Associntion,

BALLSNILLE. Va. August Especial.
The Midlothian Baptist Association con-
venes az Mount Moriah church, near here,
to-day. Delegates are already looming,
and a large crowd Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

Active and healthy by using Or. Dayfd's
Liver Pills. They are mild. harmless
and very effective % cents a box. of
q pills. Five boxes for g.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

Summer Weakness. that tired feeling
loss Of appetite and nervous uros,rltion
are driven away by Hoods Sarsapariila
like mist before the morning sun. To
realize the benefit OF this great medicine
give II a trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
MANY Persons ore broken

down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds tho
aystein lads digestion, removes excess of bile.
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

The Sacrifice Sale at "The Boston -
stu ADJOINING.
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SCHOOLS.
edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.
IL No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
MRS. T. G.. PEYTON, Associate Prfn-
cipai.
A BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES. Thorough in it's in
struction and complete in its appoint
ments. From Primary TO Collegiate
Department, inclusive. offering the very
best and fullest instruction, on as mod
crate terms az any school of like char
acter I'm the country. Diplomas given
in the several schools, and DIPLOMAS
OF FULL GRADUATION awarded TO
those completing the course Every
facility In Music, Modern Languages
and Art that any institution in the South
affords. Number Of boarders limited
10 thirty The Twenty-frst Session be-
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1893. Apply for Catalogue to the Prin-
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& ALIEN FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM, ~. c.
The Oldest Female College In the South.

The Oldest FenlaIe NOIIege m IHe SUurH'
The ninety-second annual session be-
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last year. 1852. Special features: The
Development Of Health, Character and
Intellect. Buildings thoroughly re-
modelled. Fully equipped Preparatory
Collegiate and Post Graduate Depart
ments, besides irst-class schools In
Music. Art. Languages, Eiocution, Com
mercial and Industrial Studies.
JOHN II. CLEWELL,
au2-w&su4t Principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
HIGHEST Of all in Lcavening PowcIatc u s. Govt Report
Roe! B Bsxas7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
DEATHS.

CARDOZA.-Died. LEWIS ARCHER
CARDOZA, on Sunday morning at 4:10
O'Clock, at the residence Of his mother.
Mrs. L. J. Cardoza, No. ia north Fifth
street.
His funeral took place Monday after
noon from st. Paul's church. at o'clock.
GRINNAN.-Ditd, at Kobe. japan,
Sunday, July o. 1893, Mrs. LENA GRIN
NAN, wife of Rev. r. b. Grinnan, Of
the Southern PresbyterIon Mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

DOANOKE COLLEGE. Hsr YEAR. CHOICE
II OF Courses. High standard. Large library.
Working laboratory. New Gymnasium Steam
hest Healthful mountain climate. Very mod
ernte expenses. Catalogue. with eight views,
free. Address CLERK OF FACULTY.
jy23-su.wefri3t Salem, Va
Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL. NEAR
II Alexandria, Va. l.. NJ. BLACK
FORD, NJ. A., Principal. For Boys.
The hfty-hfth year opens SEPTEMBER
27, 1898 Extensive improvements in ac-
commodations and equipment. Cata-
logues sent on application.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09

For that "out o. sorts" feeling
Take Bromo-Seltzer-trial bottle 10 cts
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FDTCATIpN Al.

G CHoLARsHIP FOR sALE-AwAsH-
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au9-6t'
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.

~
sdent-R AssonB
Preside
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WASHINGTON G. LEE

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Virginia.
Academic Law; Engineering. Opens
Sept. Ii. For catalogue address
q. W. Z. LEE, President
jy21-fr, su&wetse1S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-29
CURRENT TOPICS.

GprAr Rptr.r,,s a,;taI IN o,,v rail
roads is soid - ,,norr. 20 s5oo ooo ooo
n,,n, - - ~ :,
Ion;s noI,sa ~ 49, ,.,t Ill III s;S naonla
,-Irs, -. =, -
~ inu,sna man cisiiii' 70 nav. " ="
yum s' 'iiN y -SiA inei'eS " ie
SrRAwBsRRi vines at cadillac Mlcn-'
are salS u DC bearing a second crop
A NEW Gatling gun can fire S,lso
shots minute, and worked by small
electric motor 500 shots
A HYDRAULIC testing machine at
Washington university exerts a pres
sure of / 200, 900 pounds.
In the reign Of Louis XVI the hats
~ the ladies' we're two feet bigh and
four wide
ALEAvrSwoRru man died the other
dav after TAKING five drinks of whisky
and three tablesnoonfuls az red pepper.
Tur bicbest dc,tl, rates from Rrigbt,s
disease are in shanghai t5o ner 10 600;
Frankfort iso aud Amsterdam. 100.
Al mt.nrtrut, colored man named
AZ T,n1 n,rts bis nau,a II, the mid.
Ale Tins. "a Fa~ayvav Tand~
Typpv .so.,a.;cns a. crea, Ri.
,.;r -h;ol, ;ns,,,a ar,a;ns, slone,nent
matr;mon, ond ,,virs
SrrrurS p,,surr 80 Nor;potte wis
has a sunfIower stall, in his garden
bearina, I47 blossoms
Tur sarl;.s, co;ns ~ Na,y 4,mpsb;re
,var., 80 oo,,,,a,. ,,,,nco las to ,ha Sran.
,sh doIlar issued in I77a
Tur pom,n ses,er,;,s vas l;lsa our
.1,;, - 4. uo,.,,. ~ account HAVING no
coin 10 ,cn,,esent its value
Tur co,nh;,ed ,ya;cbt of n family in
N,org.r corrt,- On cons,st;pg Of five
msmhers i ss;d 40 n only ~ mounds
Nor s,noa ,la s,,nn,.~ ~ ts,o has Tho
,.a,.r II ,ho nnnor nelaware river. been
slo,, i,bas haar lately
Tur ,resbmen classes nj dartmouth
and Ambcrst are the largest in these
coIlages, history
A s,So, : sontanco !, f., snasch Of sem
a,or Fsnil,ner,s The other dav contained
OK ,vords
vrn,oxr ,,.s ,he ers, state 10 ;ssue
.o;naco ON ~ o,,n an,bori,v CON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-29

In fight with MOB at East Buffalo
with gang of freight car robbers the
other night, the police fired fifty shots
without hitting any one.
THE oldest postmistress, in point Of
service, is Miss Martha E. Stone, OF Ok
ford. Mass, who received her commits
sion April "a, 1851
A STURGEON, measuring nearly eight
and a half feet in length, was driven
ashore during the recent storm near
Essex, CT.
Cor. ISGERsoLL is rather pleased
with the fact that the advertising he
gets through the religious newspapers
is worth to him SIS, 900 yeas. --~-r
TnE Duke of Westminster Is said to
have expended about $1,000, 900 in re-
building Eton hall, now one Of the
palatial private mansions in England.
FIVE men and woman recently ran
footrace of 200 yards in Henderson
county, North Carolina, and the woman
won easily.
IT is estimated that over half Of the
men thrown out of employment in
August have been reinstated in Sep
tember.
An innovation in the manner Of de
livering mails will take place in Brook
lyn. n. Y, first of next month. The
mail carriers will deliver on bicycles
A RELIGIOUS debate between Camp
bellite elder and Baptist deacon Is
shaking Charleston. Mo. as an Garth
quake.
A WOMAN aged llo years lately ap-
piled for marriage license in Tolchen-
over, Russia. Her husband died four
teen years ago at the age Of loi years.
NEW York papers report reduce
ratio of matrimonial engagements
the result of the summer season. Evi.
IDENTIFY the market was panicky.
TnE New York Thirteen club has had
another annual dinner As there was
no death to record, they celebrated the
fact by having the bill Of fare printed
on coffin lid.
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE, who Is cred.
tied with the intention OF starting a
new womans paper in England. is a
sister Of the marquis of Queensbury and
one of the most versatile women Of the
day.
WORM, the man milliner Of Paris,
keeps regular force of about fifty
persons besides the employees Of ths
dressmalSing department, numbering
from two hundred to seven hundred
girls, according to the season.
Miss LucIIiE RonNEr, who has wcu
a wager by walking from her home n
Galveston, Tex. TO the Worlds iaI
counting ties all the way. made e5Q96,
the way, selling her photography
A YOUNG man in Harper, krh.. VIII
persisted in singing "AfteY the nall'
against the protest Of thr people VIII
were aompsllel TO hear him. vas 10
Gently fined so and costs
GLonlA, which ls now cStooslrol,
used in tho meuniaotnrc Of umbrella
and dress pieces, "a 4 product u oll|
aud wool OF zine Quality ia h'n|
degree ol luslcf be Nc due 70 th4 1|||
which Il contains
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-29
FoUNDERED.
The Russian warship Pousalka-Ten OmI-
GERS and One Hundred and Fifty seamcn
nromnod

Tho Russian warship PousaIka-Ten omI-
GERS and One Hundred and fifty seamcn
Drowned.
ST PETERsBURG, September 25-
Fragments of woodwork. coats and
other wreclsage have fioated ashore in
the Gulf Of Finland, showing that the
Russian warship Pousalka, with ten
officers and l5O seamen, has foundered
and that all hands are lost
The PousallSa sailed on Tuesday from
Revel, in the Gulf Of Finland, for Hell,
ingsport in the same gulf, and has not
been heard from since.
The PousallSa had four and onG-half
inches Of armor, carried four nine inch
guns, was Of two thousand tons dis
placement had 7SG indicated horse
power was ciasscd as having a speed Of
eighteen knots and was built in 1867.
The body of a sailor, supposed to have
belonged to the crew, has been washed
ashore in the Gulf of Finland, and It is
known that severe gales swept over
these waters soon after she left port.
There is no doubt, as the admiralty
states, that the Pousall,a has foun-
dered