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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Two neaths In Charlotte.

KEYSVLLE. VA. Sept. s.-Spcclal
Mr.. J. Coleman Watkins. one Of our most
promising young men. died yesterday Of
typhoid fever. at the residence Of his
father-in-law. Mr. Berger, near AspenwalL
Miss Efie Anderson. the 1i-year-old
daughter Of Mr. Michael Anderson. died
suddenly yesterday of dropsy Of the
heart
Messrs. Osborne & Graves have rented
the now warehouse and propose TO open
up large tobacco market here. Mr.
Graves is from Danvilie, and an ola to-
bacco man. The Peoples warehouse has
been rented by MusSrs. Watkins & Co,
so with both warehouses I'm the hands OF
business men, we may expect lively times i'm
the tobacco market tho coming season.
Mr.. Thompson Morton. son Of Major j. w.
Morton. has left for the Virginia Military
Institute. and hts sister. Miss Carrie
has entered Wards Seminary at Nash
ville Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
THE Old GTARD.
II VIII Entertain Washington for tho Ben
eft of Too Camp Auxiliary.

II VIII Entertain hhHhlu-A Ahh '"A Wv Af'-
eft Of Loo Camp Auxiliary
Leo Camp had IT, weekly nesting last
everlre. In tine ebsonca CT Commander
Pollard. First Lieutenant Byrne WIS IN
the chair and Adlutant stratton recorded
A communication was received from Mr'
r. II Windham. Of New York. calling at
tontion 90 .he new military play, stone
wan Jack1on" boy Captain Trelour' which
"A said - be vel, adapted 10 performances
befo~. Confederate camps. The matter
wae turned over 20 Captain spence az
co-r.rr9nAer Of the Old Guard
Il was stated that # was inexpedient
for Lee Camp 10 participate IA the ceie-
bration of the centennial Of tho laying Of
the corner stone OF the Capitol t Wash
lnQton. September 18th. sergeant-Malor
smith Redford explained that the Old
Guard. the Polk Miller Combination ana
fin, Walker Light Guard We're willing to
go with the view OF giving an entertain
mont there that evening. the net proceeds
10 be- turned over to the Ladies AuNlnaIy'
After d.sposiug Of some routine pta-
ness the camp adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Sale of The AshevIlIe Street Railway.

ASHEV1LLE. ". c.. Sept sth.-Special.
Master Commissioner a. n. Sweeney.
who sold the Asheville Street Railway
Company's properties at public sale two
days ago. says that the purchase
price. though nominaliy one hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars. really
amounted to nearly three hundred thou
sand dollars. lnasmuch as tho properties
were gold subject 10 various outstanding
mortgages and other encumbranCes. AS
soon as the sale is confirmed by Judge
Dick. of the Federal Court. a reOrgani-
zation of the company viii be effected
and new managt ment installed. 1 un-
derstand that under the new arrange
ment. as soon rs practicable. various i'm
provements will be made. both in the
rolling stock. which IS sadly I'm need Of
attention. and In the Companys tracks.
The amounts of revenue collections
al the various Offices throughout the dis
trict for the month Of August were as
follows: at Ashcviuc-Sl1 iG529: az Wins
ton-SH ,2I859; az Statcsyille-$2l, ,l911 13;
at Mount Airy 50. .751 Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
A Princes significant Word.

LONDON. Sept s.-A Times Berlin cor
respondent telegraphs that Prince LOUIS
OF Bavaria, who represents Luitpoid' the
Bavarian Prince Regent at manoeuvres az
Metz. in replying 20 an address by the
Burgomaster OF Sweibrucken said;
IL come 10 Metz. which for hundreds
Of years was under French sovereignty
TO show the world that German princes
sra an 81 one mind. and to-day Germal r
womb he shoulder 10 shoulder II needed.
The present moment IS a witness 10 the
fact that LOYALTY 10 the reigning houses
is compatible with true German patriot
ism"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Pnorrss0Rs ELEcrED.
Two yncancies in Emory and Henry Col
loca Fllled-A BrIeht OnilOok.

Ioes Flllod-A Bright Outlook.
EMORY. VA. Sept S.-special-The 57th
session Of Emory and Henry college
opened Thursday. September 18th. The
Board Of Trustees met on Tuesday 10
elect Professors % the chairs Of Ancient
Languages and Mathematics. made va
cant by the resignation Of Professors
Barton and walker.
Prof Walker accepts n fellowship I'm the
University OF Chicago DR. Barton has
applied for the Chair of Mathematics i'm
one Of our leading Southern Universities.
The College loses two valuable men.
1lr J. S. Miller Of Pulaski county. b..
S.. q. f.. and Ph. u. of the University
of Virginia was elected Professor Of
Mathematics Or Miller was instructor
in Mathematics and Physics I'm the Uni
verslty of Virginia for several years, and
has studied i'm Germany Tor two siemes-
ters He was known at the University as
Math. Miller and was looked upon as
the brightest man I'm mathematics the
University mas turned out for many
years.
Mr. c.. c.. Business. Of New Haven,
Conn. was elected to the Chair OF An
cient Languages. Mr. Business was grad
uated I'm the class Of 1891 from Yale Col
leee. ranking In general scholarship
nth in class Of l76 lie spent one year
I'm graduate study. and can get his NJ A.
degree on application. He taught one year
in the University OF Cincinnati while
Professor Waters was absent IN Greece.
The outlook for a good school this ses-
sion is bright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
The Artillery Ready to Open Fire.
COLLECTOR HAM MsHEPPKRD.
VIII Assume Charge % His ofIcs on
the 18th.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept SPECIAL.
Mr. y. II. McCauu. Collector Of Internal
revenue at this city. received official
notice from Captain Ham shepperd to-day
that ne would arrive in Lynchburg on the
18Th inst. ready to assume control Of
The Office
The receipts az the revenue office to-day
amounted 10 $4,000 am unusually large
amount for this Office. or this amount
5000 was I'm silver coin, and was found
% weigh l36'pOunds. about as much as
one man could conveniently carry. By
comparison, 10 was noted that while re-
coipts FOR manufactured tobacco hri
fallen Off a. per cent and cigars 81 per
cent there was an increase I'm the sum
realized from the manufacture Of cigar
cites Of 90 per cent
The negotiations of the rival street
car lines Of this city 10 cooperate and
run the entire system of the city on the
one fare plan has come 90 uaught and the
Rivermont to-day applied 10 the city
Council for right-of-way down Main
street for their tracks This street is
already occupied by the Lyuchhurg street
Car Line, but the Rivemont people viii
endeavor 90 get a charter from the city
allowing them 10 straddie the tracks OF
their rivals on this thor0ughfare
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
HrSroRIo JAMEsr0WY.
Another Excursion 70 be Ma6s to Tha
Point 20 Famous In ylrginia's Records.

Another Excursion 10 be Ma6s to That
Point 20 Famous In Flrginia's Records.
The eyer Industrious and energetic Mrs
en-. the Superintendent Of the Male
orphan Asylum was comforting with the
virginia Navigation Company yesterday
with the view 90 a daylight excursion to
jamestown. the historic, and now, thanks
to- Mr.. j.. j.. Barney the picturesque
Mrs. Gnl ls endeayoring 20 secure the
beautiful new boat Pocahoutas, which
has such ample and comfortable accom-
modatlons for large party on the con-
templated trip, and plenty ~ time VIII
be given the tourists 20 view the many
objects az this spot the cradle or the
English race In the New World, the most
prominent OF which are the old church
tower. and the old church-yard. Notice
will be given In the press OF Sunday,
ns 10 whether the pocah0ntas CA be
secured or not. Mrs. ON has had nu~
morou4 applications from family parties.
and prominent people who wish TO go
on this trip and The rates VIII be reason
able-should she succeed I'm getting the
steamer. The object will be- the benefit
of the Male Orphan Asylum, and surely
no more laudable end could be In view
than this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Peonle's PARTY Meeting.

PALMYRA, VA. Sept. 8.-Special.-The
Peoples Party was advertised 10 have q
mus meeting here yesterday 10 appoint
f,'erates % q Convention TO nominate O
c.rd'date for the House Of Delegates, al
Cc'umLla on September 18th. About
twenty-five persons were present. me
corrtv chairman OF the Alliance called
the meeting to order and Mr. r. A. Noel,
ox chairman Of tho Republican party Of
his county was elected chairman OF the
moetirg. Two delegates from each voting
pre-, met IN the county We're sent 10 the
convention.
After the meeting was over General
James Field addressed the crowd HIS
srreob did not arous. m lch enthusiasm
amCng the few present.
A match game Of base ball was played
here Saturday between the Fork Union
and Palmyra Clerks, resulting In a vic
tory for Palmyra by a score OF " TO o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
POLITICS ~ N0RFG6-.
The Prohibition Candidates Counsel.
Condition Of Banks.

NORFOLK, VA Sept. S.-special-Col.
J. II. Miller. the Prohibition candidate
for Governor IS In the city consulting
with the leaders Of his party Col. Miller
expects to make an active canvass In Eas-
tern Virginia, and believes he will great
ly increase the vote Of his party. He says
ne Will be glad 10 discuss the issues with
Democrats, Republicans or Populists
The recent circular Issues of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue I'm regard
TO the certificates Of banks being used
as n circulating medium and being liable
70 q tax Of 10 per cent, will not affect
banks here. Owing 10 the prosperous
trucking season the banks OF Norfolk
have ell the money they need. II is es-
timated that 100000 has been deposited
I'm Norfolk banks by the truck raisers and
handlers since January 1st, 1893
The Democratic Executive Committee
Will hold a meeting tomorrow night 20
prepare n plan for a primary 10 nominate
delegates TO convention 10 select cam
didates for the legislature Thls IS the
first time In the history Of the city that
such course has been adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
New Bank fin DanyilIp.

DANVILLE, VA, Sept. s-Special.-The
rev bank, the Citizens Bank Of Danville.
with a capital OF 500 900 commenced busi-
ness here this morning. The deposits to-
day ere very large. The officers Of this
bank are: John II. Schoolfcld. president
Thomas i. Fitzgerald. Vice President:
James r. Catlin. Cashier
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Tate, and Mrs. WI
liam rockingham Of North Danvile,
while riding out IN the country in a spring
wbgon net with What may prove a serious
accident The horses became frightened
at a RAISING wagon loaded with tlaware,
and shying threw Mrs. Frothingham and
Mrs Tate out Of the vehicle. The wagon
passed over Mrs. rockingham, breaking
two ribs and injurirg her shoulder. She
may also be internally injured. Mrs.
Tate was painfully bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

The Hebrew New Years day observed
bv all members Of the Israelltlsh faith.
beetns at sunset to-day, md on to-mor-
row st the syuagogues services Will be
held appropriata 20 the occasion. The
dav and the six days following are sea-
sons OF festiwty, Thanksgiving and Joy
BUSINESS. and tomorrow. especially. VIII
the Hebrews Of the city spend their time
M receptions. feasts and joyous occa-
siOns
At the Beth Ahaba synagogue Rev.
Or r. n. Calisch will conduct the Inter
estlng services. and the excellent choir.
cornnosed Of Mrs Reinhardt, Mrs
Knowles. Mr. Moses May and Mr.. J.
Fmory shaw, will be Under The direction
OF the orranist. Professor Jacob Rein
hardt. A beautiful uuficai programme
...nI ln r-.nlnral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
DIR. Grarelr ON the Sunni.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept. g.
Special.-W II. Gravely. the Populist can
didate for Attorney General OF the State,
addressed the voters of King George
county yesterday at the county seat. lie
returned here I'm the evening and spoke
I'm the opera house last night. About 900
persons gathered TO hear him, and he re-
ceived their attention for over an hour.
The speaker devoted himself principally
10 the currency question and criticised
the other political parties and their plat
forms. In his audience were Democrats,
Republicans and Independents, who were
attracted by curiosity. The Populists
have but small following here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

At the last meeting OF the Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. Mrs. William II. Pieasants'
President: Mrs O.. W. Russell. Vice
president. Mrs. A. T.. Wait Correspon-
ding Secretary; Mrs G. II. Corey. Re
cording Secretary: Mrs. NJ. y. Johnson.
Treasurer. Mrs. +. l.. Clements and
Miss Sara W. Crenshaw were elected
delegates 10 the State Convention 10
be held at Staunton the 20th. inst, With
Mrs. ". B. Lee and Mrs. A. +. Wait as
alternates.
The reports OF the several departments
Of work show faithful service During
the year 3g2 visits have been made. 1913
religious services held. 9l books. consist
ing OF Bibles. hymn-books, Testaments
Sc. given away and 1881 pages OF tenn
perance and Gher religious Literature
distributed. They have raised during the
year f3022i and spent k969i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

sTEvENsvILLE. VA, Sept S-spe-
cial-Yestcrday was court day. James
$. Jones. our repi iesentatlve in the House
OF Delegates for the past two terms was
again nominated without any opposition
Hon. James n. Stubbs, our Senator ior
the last eight years. was called upon and
responded. predicting triumph for the
Democratic party IN November
resolutions were adopted by the meet
ing endorsing Hon. II. K. Pollard for the
Court Of Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

PITTsBURG. Sept. IA notice has
been posted at the Carnegie Steel Works
at Duquesne. that all DEPARTMENTS Of
the works WIN bs put IN operation next
Monday. Two thousand men win be
given employment At the following tefms:
A reduction of ten per cent In all
departments except where employees are
paid 10 cuts per hour. in which case a
reduction Of one cent per hour VIII be
made. and except also In case OF saiaried
men who have recently had reduction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

SAN ANTONIO. TEX. Sept. s.-coi.
r. NJ. Moore. Special Agent OF the United
states Treasurp Department, has Just
received news from the border that The
exodus OF Chinese from Mexico into
the United States continues unabated ard
the frontier Of Mexico throngs With Ce-
lestials. who are only waiting for Ia
vorable opportunity 20 cross the klo
Grande. The smuggling OF the unwei-
come foreigners into tho country Is work
sd 80 smoothly that comparatively few
~ them are captured. Out OF several
hundred that have undoubtedly reached
Texas soil. during the past three months
only about forty have been apprehended
and are now In Jail at San Antonso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Prof Ross Receives a Call.

BATON ROUGE, LA, Sept. s-Prores-
sor B. B. Ross. OF the faculty Of the Luisi-
ana State University and the Agri-
cultural md Mechanical College, has
just been elected 10 the chair Of chem
istry by the board Of directors of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Alabama, which carries with II the po-
sition OF State chemist Of that Common
wealth. IL IS expected that Professor
Ross Will accept the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Mss Barion Offers Her Services.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept s.
Clara Barton, the widely known Presi-
dent OF the American Red Cross Society.
had a conference this morning with Sen
ator Butler, in which she offered her ser
vices in connection with tho storm sur
fer,rs on the South Carolina islands.
Stfator Butler telegraT he'd Governor Till
r,an of the offer and the Governor replied
there. was no need Of them now bat II
tho tcrviccs OF the Red Cross should be
recded. he would be glad 10 avail himself
Of the cffcr of Miss Barton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Sly rhonsnnd rrnlnmen snY strike

MILWAUKEE. Sept s--It the Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad Com
pany insists on cutting wages there will
be n strike by the SIX thousand employees
in the operating departments. This is
the becision Of the grievance committee
OF the Brotherhood Of Trainmen, after &
conference with Grand Chief S9rgent.
Of the brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men. who was also delegated by Chief
Arthur. Of the engineers. and Chief
Weeks, OF the brakemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
The Rinfinp ninrrs DISPERSED.

LONDON, Sept. S.-Dispatches from
Pontefract this morning confirm last
nights report that one miner was killed
and another mWtaly wonded IN the
fight there between troops and strikers.
The rioters were out all night destroy
ing property and nghung the military
and police. They have burned the wooden
bridge over Colllery railroad to Lord Mas
hams property Full military and police
force was on duty without pause until
a. m. to-day. At o'lock the rioters
had been brought under temporary CON
troll. Most OF the mob has been scattered
but they are likely 70 reassemble at any
hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Navehoe's nainsnll split.

RYDB. Isle Of wight, sept. sThe thru
race between the Britannia Gni The Nan
hoe for the international gold cup was 20
be sailed to-day over fiftY-mlle course
out from Ryde The weather vas saually
from early morning. The Navahoe was
beyond ths line when the start VAS 20 DO
made She was called back and on turn
Ing she split her main sail The race ufn
be- sailed probably tomorrow. A very
strong west wind prevents al possi-
bility OF race to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Mnmnn Kllled by a Woman.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. S.-A dispatch
to the Enquirer from Knoxville. Tenn,
saws near Falrview, Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. Wilson Berry was shot and fatally
wounded by her neighbor. Mrs. john
Scott. and that young Berry was shot
and killed by the Scott woman's son.
Mrs. Scott is a dangerous woman. Several
years ago she stabbed her brother to
death with shears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Third Party In Gloucester.

BRIDGES, VA. Sept. S.-Special-The
third party are holding many private
conferences In this county, but seem not
determined exactly what TO do. They are
evidently preparing for the coming fight.
II will depend on the support they get
from the Republicans here. whether they
can accomplish anything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
The Cholera Endemic

LONDON, Sept s.-The latest adyices
received here show that the avers ge
number Of new cases Of cholera an d
deaths from the disease in Italy and
Holland. is maintained. one case which
has been officially pronounced 10 be
Asiatic cholera has occurred In Amster-
dam. The patient, however, is recovering.
There have been no fresh cases reported
in Rotterdam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

Monday being Jewish New Year, the
examination for children OF the jewish
faith. will commence AT the High school
on Tuesday morning next. az = O'Clock
This Is only intended for those VINO nave
never attended The public schools OF this
c..-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Repnhllcans biylae Empty nonors'

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The Rcpub-
ncan members Of the Senate held eau
Gus this morning Tor the purpose OF MI
ing the vacancies on the committees
caused by the death Of Senator Stanford
Of California. His successor, Mr.. Per-
kas. was elected 20 ~ the vacancies on
be CommitteCs on civil Service and Re
trenchment, Education and Labor Fish
cries and Naval Affairs. The vacancy
on tho Committee on Public Buildings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Next Meeting to he He'd in Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The final
meeting OF the Pan-American Medical Con-
gress was held this morning.
The international executive accepted the
invitation of the Mexican delegates TO
hold the next meeting OF the congress In
the City of Mexico
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
n.llnhtfnl nnern Eext NJ.

The sale Of seats FOR the excellent comic
oDera. "The Isle OF Champagne VIII
1rlin at the Academy this morning The
ooera VIII be presented next Tuesday
ana wednesday evenings. With a matinee
on the latter day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
The Kenrsarre and the Nantucket.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept. S-The
Corvette Kearsarge and Monitor Nan
tucket. safely accomplished their second
voyage. They crossed Cape Fear Bar al
s.yen this morning, and anchored In
the stream near Southport.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
The Cotton Rates ReaiIlrmed.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Sept. s.--The
traffic managers Of the Missouri Pacific
Cotton Belt. Little Rock and Memphis,
and White and Black River Railroads 4,
met IN this city yesterday, and reallirm-
ed the cotton rates OF last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
TIM BRAzILTAN REVoLUrIoN.
orders Sent TO the Charleston to Proceed
There

WASHINGTON. j. G. Sept s-Secre-
tary Gresham decided this morning not
to wait longer for official notification that
a revolution had broken ont in Brazil,
and he accordingly sent n cable message
% Minister Thompson. who IL supposed
% have reached RiO DE JaneirO by this
time. instrucllng him 90 concur In a
general diplomatic remOustrance against
the burdens0me Interference with the
f0roicn commerce Of Brazil through the
suspension OF telegraphic communication.
This dispatch was sent In accordance with
q partial promise made by Gresham yes
terday 90 the New York Coffee Exchange.
which intmated that Brazil was discri-
minating against American trade.
This afternoon Il was determined by
the Navy Department to cable orders to
the United states cruiser Charleston,
when her commander reports her arri-
val at some South American port di-
rccting the vessel 20 proceed immediate
ly 90 Brazilian waters The Charleston
was last heard from at Barbados, whence
ehe departed on her cruise 20 the Pacific
With the intention OF touching at Mon
tovdeo anu perhaps M Rio DE Janeiro.
The vessel may be at Rio at this time,
but her arrival has not been reported 10
the Department.
The Artillery Ready TO Open Fire.
NEW YORK. Scrt 8-The Herald's
Va,rsiafso. ChH. correspondent cables:
The latest advices received here from the
seat Of the revolt IN Brazil state that tho
army stll remains loyal 90 reiXotto. and
trat tho artillery e. the fortress Of Santa
cruz. which commands the entrance 10
the tav are under fighting orders and Will
not row await the attack by squadron,
os vas at FIRST intended. but viii open
fire ~ On The mon of war II they come
I'd where within raf Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
To Prevent the Bombardment.

PARIS. Sept. S.-A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says that at the instance OF the
French commander, the foreign Admirals
in Brazilian waters have decided 10
prevent the bombardment Of the city by
the Revolutionary sa9adTop1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

Suit was Instituted IN the city Circul
Court Yesterday by Charles p Mair fol
me valley Inyestment Company Us. II
IA Felthaus for $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09

WASHINGTON. d. C., Sept. a-For
yirginia-showers, preceded ~ fair
weather IN the eastern portion; northeast
winds; slightly cooler around Lynchourx.
For North carolina--sh ,~srs, - Atp7e>k
winds. high ep the coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Richard Il Honley DYING.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. s.-Riehard Nj.
Hooley. the veteran theatrical manager,
10 JylnS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-09
Contributions to Southern Relief Fund

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Contributions
20 the amount OF s6N were received TO-
day at the Maritime Exchange for tne
Southern reief fund