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The evening world., 1893-10-31
TO KILL CUBA'S CONSUL.
Henry Frank Develops Homicida.
Tendencies at His Fruit stand.

1t was learned this morning that the
police of the Church street station were
called upor last night to suppress
another crank, who threatened to make
things lively at West and Cortlandt
streets.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Dr.. i. f. Rhdncy.
My leureft Sam don mind how ! give Won
trouble IN writing to YOU, am YOUR wife, and
when We lived together and yII called IN" your
Anna-thOsc were or hHppirst DAYS, ana You
said yea were the happi"st man. Whom shall We
see such happy days again. wish could see
week.
Your lO,inG k~NTHARINE
"Nrw. | am not at all a nervous indi-
vilual." said n" doctor, but at tn"
present time, when cTdnkS are running
around loose. / don't care to hay" any
;ning like that on my hands. This wo,
man seems to think that | have spirited
Tho house where | live. ANA raised tn"
very dickens with my family. Sn" has
followed me to the office, and 50 has
her brother, | will have to seek prot"C-
tInn %
The evening world., 1893-10-31

MENTAL exhaustion and brain fatigue
Promptly cured by DkoAo. SELTLEH' ~
The evening world., 1893-10-31

The English woollen man
ufaCturer, Sykes. didn't know
what he was doing when he
fastened a piece of his Llama
Thlbet to the masthead of a
ship and sent it to Australia
and back. He didn't know
he was making an intcrna-
national reputation for it.
But he did.
No other cloth stood the
test this did. No other cloth
found its way to the backs of
the best people SO quickly
and universally.
Why?
It's soft, pliable and pleas
ant, wears well and can't
fade.
And they're SIo-certainly
worth $40 the way we make
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
MACK CROOK IN POLIrICS.
stanton People Object TO the Perform
anee-The Mayors Decision.

sTAUNTON, VA, Nov. Especial
Quite an excitement has prevailed in
town to-day, resulting in the trial before
the mayor Of the city of the manager Of
the opera-house, charged with causing
improper pictures to be posted on the
blli-boards Of the city. The pictures COM
planned of were those Of the BLACK
Crook" the play which was so faVorably
received in your city last week. petit
ton was circulated the day the company
was to exhibit here to stop the perform
ance and 1t gave them such an adVer-
tisement as to fill the house.
Many of the parties attending were
among The best and most refined ladies Of
our town, and the exhibition was highly
enjoyed and commended The bill-poster
was first tried and discharged. as he did
the work under contract for the manager
of the opera-house The charge against
the manager was sustained by the mayor,
and ne imposed a fine of $40. from which
the manager appealed. The weight Of
evidence was admitted by the mayor TO
be I'm favor Of the manager. but as his
Individual opinion agreed with the three
witnesses introduced by the prosecution,
be gave the decision above stated. The
charge was made by one single individual.
Public opinion is against the action Of
the mayor. and may cost him his re-
election, which comes off in the spring
This is merely one element OF the Pro-
hbiuon fight continued 30 keep the forces
IN line and to warm the tran for the
spring election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
GUILFORD'S GRAVES.
fOyUuETTs ON THE OLD B<T1hb-
FIELD.
Can otsph In Memory Of Colonei julius
A. Gray-Graves OF Three beoorA
Soldiers to he Marked.

| WINSTON. n. c., Nov. H.-Special-A
beautiful granite boulder. two feet square
on the ends and four feet high, has Just
been placed at the spot where the graves
| Of three United States soldiers we're found
in 1889. supposed to be Delawareans, OF
Klrkwoods command, on the GuiifoFd
battle ground. This stone marks the
northern limit Of the battlefield.
A granite shaft has also been erected
at the northern base of the little noun
tain on the side Of the road at the south
ern limit OF the battlefield. A soldiers
grave was discovered just west OF that
spot and about fifty yards distant In 1882
by President Schenck, Of the Battle
Ground Company.
A beautiful design for a cenOtaph, 10
be erected at the battle ground in mem
DRY of Colonel Julius a. Gray. former
president Of the Cape Fear and 1adkin
Valley Railroad Company, has just been
completed. 1t win be made Of dressed
Mount airy granite, and will bear a
bronze plate with q suitable inscription
10 the memory of the deceased. The ceno-
taph will be placed near the museum, IN
a conspicuous place, and will be quite an
ornament to the grounds.
Mrs. John Howard. living near High
Point, Is suffering from three painful
wounds in her BODY, caused by the care
lessness OF some unknown hunters. Mrs,
Howard says that she was out In the
yard hanging UP clothes when the reports
from two guns were heard. She expe-
rienced a peculiar sensation, and knew
at once that the shot had struck her.
She received one wound in the head near
the ear, one on her elbow, and another
on the knee.
The North Carolina Methodist Protest
ant Conference met IN annual session at
La Grange to-day. Rev. Walter Bunch
is president of the conference.
The report was current here yesterday
that Mr.. George Hobbs, who mysterously
disappeared several weeks ago, had been
heard from by his wife, and that he was
now in Florida. When asked about the
report, Mrs. Hobbs said 1t was not true;
that she had never received a line from
her missing husband. and that she had
no idea whatever as to his whereabouts.
Mrs Hobbs now entertans the opinion
that her husband left here and that she
will soon hear from him. She has been
persuaded to dscredit the idea that ne
was foully dealt with for his money.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Woodruff, the young
actor, Of New York, VINO is announced to
wed Miss Anna Gould, daughter Of the
late Jay Gould. is a brother OF Mr.. G. K.
Woodruff, Of Winston. The latter de-
clines to deny or confirm the story
The Southern Tariff Association has
notified the Winston-Salem insurance
agents that the policy forms for tobacco
insurance have been modified so that the
manufacturers will not be required 10
keep an inventory OF the dates Of manu-
facture, but an inventory Of grades and
brands only. This will prove a great in
convenience to the tobacco men.
State Secretary Coulter is here con-
Quoting week Of prayer" services at the
rooms of the Winston-Salem Young Mems
Christian Association
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
~ REcETTERV HANDS.

The American Casualty Insurance and Sc
curity co panv win Heavy liabilities.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 23.-Alexander
n. Robertson, on behalf Of Edward Aus
tin, vice-president Of the American cas-
ualty Insurance and Security Company
this morning filed d bill In the circuit
Court. requesting that receivers bee APP
poiuted for the purpose # closing up the
business OF the company. The bill states
the company is ius0iyent, that It's agents
in New York are largely indebted to IT,
and that the company owes NOJu0O. Wnicn
II has no means of paying.
Fisher. Bruce q Fisher, counsel for the
company filed an answer I'm Few lines,
admitting the ayerment5 ia the plaintiff
bill. and acknowledging the necessity tor
the appointment OF recei rs. Judge Nen-
mis- Immediately s.gned the bin and ape
pointed the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company, OF Baltimore. and Edward Aus
tin. receivers. with orders TO take imme-
date possession OF the company's property.
The American Casualty Insurance and
Security Company Is about three years
Old. When IL was organized an EFFORT was
made 90 secure a controlling interest lu
The stock OF the Fidelity and Casualty
Company The original idea was 90 ab-
s0rD the latter. More recently an attempt
has been made 10 work IN harmony with
the Fidelity and Casualty, and persons in-
terested in the American Security Com-
pany purchased and still control go shares
or the 800 into which the capital of the
Fidelity and Casualty is divided.
The American Casualty Insurance and
Security Company had capital Of 81 .0lJ-
CO. William +. Alidgely was, until recently,
its president. He largely controlled It's
affairs. which were n0mina'iy ID the hands
Of a board OF twelve directors. The stock
holders are chiefly located in New YORK,
Baltimore, and Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
WILL MAKE RBPARATIOY
For the courage on an Unofending
Chinaman i'm North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 23.-The
details Of the alleged outrage perpetrated
on an unoffendng Chlnaman on the bor-
der Of North Carolina and Tennessee, as
laid before the State Department by Mr.
Yang Yu. the Chinese minister disclose
such indefensibe brutality that il is pro-
bable immediate reparati0n VIII be ten
dered by the United States 20 the Chinese
government. Several weeks ago Ling Gun,
a Chinaman engaged I'm the laundry busi-
ness with a fellow-celestal AT Ashevile,
y. c.. withdrew his share OF their joint
capital, amounting 10 about $3.50. and
started for Johnson city. Tenn, 10 enter
into business for himself there.
lie went directly 10 Paint Rock, the
connecting point Of the Richmond and
Danvlle and East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia railroads, which is ON the line
between North Carolina and Tennessee,
and there he left the train, 10 is said, Oh
account OF the inability OF the conductor
TO understand what ne wanted in regard
TO his train fare. A few days later MIR.
j.. W. Allen, a citizen living in that
vicinity. wrote to the mayor OF Asheviilc
that the Chinaman had been seen In the
woods there, and that he had been beaten
and was almost nude and appeared 20 be
IN demeutcu COnulllpH' ne "d9 "Hui
apparently, and would flee from those
who tried to approach him. II was known
that two fellows named Ward and Nor
ris, of that section, had been seen beat
ing the Chinaman with an axe, stones,
etc. after robbiug him OF Hts money. aHC
that they had then set some DOES on him,
who tore his flesh fearfuiiy. lie could not
speak or understand English. 1t is tine
general opinion Of the people i'm that
neighborhood that he wandered OF into
the mountains on into some dense thicket
and there died from sheer exhaustion and
pain, or that he was hunted up by his
brutal assaiiants and finished and his
body sunk in the French Broad river.
Ward and Morris and another man sus-
pected Of completely have been arrested
and are in Jail. while search is being
made for the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
CONTENTION oF C0URr CLERKs.
They arc 10 Assemble 70 Discuss Fees
and Other Ma iers Of Interest.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Nov. 23.-spe-
cial.-The following circular. signed joint
ly by Colonel S. s. Brooke. clerk of the
Hastings Court Roanoke. and Messrs.
r. y. Buford and J. NJ. Specie, clerks,
respectively, Of Bedford County and Cir
cult Courts has been sent to all court
clerks I'm Virginia.
What say you 10 n convention or
clerks to meet in Lynchburg or Roanoke
at an early day 10 revise tariff of fees,
and general consultation
a number OF clerks have responded
and all favor the convention. some sug-
costing Richmond as the proper place.
William NJ. Simpson. Of Libertytown,
Md, who was recently drowned i'm Rich
mond, was a resident Of this place a few
years since.
Mrs Z. a. Oyler. wife of Mr.. John
Oyler, a prominent Bedford farmer, died
at her home near here on Sunday night
Her death was due TO a second stroke Of
paralysis, received six months ago.
Mr.. Charles l.. Mosby. cashier Of the
First National Bank, returned to-day
from Richmond. where he has been for
several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
DOG LORE DISPENSED.
EASTERN FIELD TRIALS An III
TALK IN NEWTON.
First Series OF the A'l-Age Race Com
pleted Yesterday and tho second BE
gun-New Dogs for the Contest

NEWTON. y. c.. Nov. 23.-special.-
The first series Of the all-age race was
completed to-day and the second series
begun Dion c. was ptted against Miss
Ruby, Chevalier against Dick Fox, and
Dot Rogers against Grouse. The other
selections for the second series have not
been made. The second series will be
completed tomorrow.
In all probability a third series viii
have TO be run to determine all the
prizes. Ruby Queen. owned by Lorillard,
is pretty sure Of the first place. The
contest for second and third places IS
very close. Interest in the trials is IN
creasing and dog lore dispensed at Hotel
Newton each night would, X written up
make a good-siZed book.
The visitors are delighted with tho
grounds. with the quantity Of birds and
hotel and livery accommodations. Sew
eral new dogs for the final race arrived
to-day.
Fifteen Of the twenty-one entries in
the all-age race have been selected by
the Judges 20 run tomorrow as follows:
Miss Ruby against Dion c., owned by
Lorillard and Beall respectively Cheval-
Ter against Dick Fox, owned by Avent
and Thyer and Blue Ridge Kennels re-
spectvely. Dot Rodgers against Grouse,
owned by LorIllard and Hunter respec-
lively Kent Elgin and Lady Margaret,
owned by Lorillard and Percelle, Hemp
stead Duke and Eugene T., owned by
Hampstead Farm and LoriNard respec-
lively, Hopes Queen against AnteYolo'
owned by Greensboro Kennels and Lo-
rillard Mecca against Count Gladstone,
owned by John Lewis and Avent and
Tbver and Hopes. Mint is bye dog.
Miss Ruby. Dick Fox and Eugene I.
have run very brilliant heats up TO this
evening. The all-age race will in all
probability be finished tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
ETEYrs AZ q UITENBURG.
The Attendance Not So Large, But the
spor, Good-At Other Places.

GUTTENBURG. y. j., Nov. 3.-The at
tendance was not quite 50 large at Gutten-
burg to-day as on the first days Of the
meeting. Many horsemen and race-goers
have gone 10 Washington, and the eIiect
VIZ. noticeable. The track was very heaFy
but the weather was pleasant.
The opening race gave the owners OF
Pokino a chance TO put through a good
thing. The gelding opened 70 /, and was
played down from that price 10 10 :. Inc
good thing went through, beating flreHy
By a scant length.
Another good thing was put through IN
the second race much 20 the disgust OF the
talent. Lonsdale, a 10 ! choice, was back
ed down 10 Is 10 1. Black Hawk, the
favorite, beat Token, a 20 to l chance.
FOR the place.
There were no good things IN the third
race. so the hot fayorite, Azrael, won
easily enough. lie and Mohican had the
race between them. the latter being
70 / shot
Halcyon was made the favorite over a
very Indifferent Held IN the fourth race
She rewarded her hackers by winning
after hard struggle with Themis.
good second.
Tar,aran. the fayorlte. won the fifth
race easy from I. o. T.. and Tom Flynn
beat tho favorite. Ironmaster. In the last
race. Summary:
Pokino first, Flreny second, Plenty third.
Time, i:2G 3-4.
Second race. Ave and half furlongs-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
NEWS or THE NAVY.
The Marblehead tho Next Vessel TO BE
Given rrial-Naval Orders.

Given "A fTial-Nagal Orders.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 8.-The
next vessel Of the navy to have her Off
ciai acceptance trial. win be the cruiser
Marblehead, sister ship OF the Mont
gomery and Detroit orders were is
sued to-day directing the trial board to
meet on board the vessel. on Wednesday
next, and proceed 20 Long Island Sound.
where the trial viii take place on the
first day OF favorable conditions on wind
and water Under the contract the Mar
blehead is required % maintain a speed
of seventeen knots, and a premium Of
$500 for each quarter knot IN excess
OF that Judging by the performance Of
the other two vessels of her type. 10 is
confidently expected by officers here. that
she will exceed her contract speed by from
one knot 10 a knot and IL half. An UNI
usual interest attaches itself 20 the trial
of the Marbiehead. as She Is one OF the
five vessels which are alleged 10 be top
heavy. 1T is expected that her trial may
lead TO some interesting developments in
this respect and may assist the special
board appointed for that purpose. In
preparing plans for her alteration.
The following naval orders have been
issued:
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. S. Sayre,
ordered 10 duty at the Naval Academy,
December LIST; Assistant Surgeon VI. r.
Pigott detached from the Kearsarge and
ordered 20 duty on the training ship
Richmond; Assistant Surgeon NJ. w. Bar
mum, detached from the Richmond and
ordered 90 the kearsarge.
WASHINGTON. Nov pa telegram
was received at the Navy Department
to-day from Admiral Beuham, command
ing the North American Station. stating
that the San Francisco would sail to-
day from Colon for Cartagena. From
that port she will proceed TO Barbanquil-
la, and after "a cruise along the Central
American ports will go 10 the West
Indies. The monitor Miantonomah has
sailed to-day from New York for Car
diners Bay. where she will have target
practice and gun drills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24

to-day. The bank officials and State are
making a strong case against him, but
his attorneys are contesting every inch
OF ground In his behalf, Directing 20
every question that tends to fasten guilt
upon him. The court refused contin-
uance asked for on account OF the abb
sence OF S. j. Deyerle. in Colorado, alleged
10 be material witness.
Mrs. Charles II. Grove died at 800
this morning. leaving husband and two
children. She was a Miss Harris, 0f
Rockingham county.
Rev. W. II. Groves pastor OF Bethany
Presbytery and the Ninton churches.
has resigned to accept a call TO the church
at Millboro. Bath county.
one Of the points on which counsel
for Richardson. Kennedy, and Fuqua,
the convicted rioters. will rely. is the fact
that J. w. Lake. one Of the jurors, IS
J. w. Lacks, the contention being that
he has no right to change his name With
out authority from the courts or the Leg
islature.
Mrs. Hoge has gone to El Paso, Texas,
10 look after the welfare Of her husband.
Colonel John Hampton HOge.
Armstead II. Elan. an old citizen, was
paralyzed last night at midnight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
PREPARING FOR THE GAME.
The v. NJ. 1. Team Hard at Work in An
ticipatiOn of To-MorrOw's Contest.

f'ipfAaOn VI sb~hbflON contest.
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. 23.-Special.-
The Virginia Military Institute team is
practicing hard for the game with the
University Of Virginia eleven on the 18th
instant They will not permit any out
siders to remain on the grounds while
they are practicing-or rather they re-
quest them TO leave. which request is
always complied with This was made
necessary, so I understand by some one
'peaching" on them TO outside parties
giving away their system Of play. etc
The game will draw a very large crowd.
There is a probability that here will be
a special train here from the University
and one from Lynchburg and one from
stanton, to bring the friends Of both
teams to see the fun. All Lexington will
turn out 10 see the game.
a gentleman just in from the deer
stands Of North Buffalo, on North
Mountain. says that there are at least
forty or fifty hunters in that section, all
armed with Winchestcrs. and that the
deer are being run out of that section.
Rev. r. !. McBryde, rector % CnGce
Memorial Episcopal church, Will leave
this week FOR the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical College. at Eiacksburg.
where he will begin a mission and Ctm-
plete 6ome college Y. NJ g. \. work. at
that point, begun some time ago. There
are over 225 young men at that school
this session, most of whom are active
y. M G. \. men.
The condition OF Hon .Tonl Randolph
Tucker, who has been confined to lis
room for more than ;wo weeks with
throat trouble, Is improving, but not vet
able 10 be out OF his room.
Saturday night 'hieves broke into the
rear of Trinity Methodist church, south,
and stole a number of large cakes. a.
bunch OF bananas, snd rumber - CHER
things that had been loft Over s.om the
ladies supper the night before
Senator Charles j. Daulkner. of West
Virginia. came here THIS week 10 t1ke
his son home, who has been sick. his
son was student at Washington and
Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
4 CHASE ON WHEELS.
The Asheville Bicyr,rrs to Engage In the
Sport Thanksgiving-Day.

ASHENtLLE. \. G., Nov. % Special
Colonel j. f. Armheld, of Statesheld, in
spected the Asheville Light Infantry yes
terday, and reports the company in bet
ter condition than ne has ever seen it in
before. Naturally, the boys are jubilant
over the result Of the inspection.
The local board of fire underwriters have
adopted more stringent regulations in re-
gard 10 delay In payment Of premiums by
policy-holders. Insurance men say that il
has become almost impossible to collect
premiums which are long past-due. pre-
sumably on account OF the hard times.
The Asheville cycle club have decided
to have a hare chase on THANKSGIVING
Day, and the members are 10 attend on
wheels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
A Fnrorlte In K.ntuckr.

Mr. W NJ. Terry who has been In the
drug business at Ellston, Ky. for the
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine | have
ever sold" There Is good reason Tor
this. no other will cure a cold 90 quick
~; no other IS so certain a preventive
and cure for Group; no other affords
so much relief in cases Of whooping
cough For sale by Owens Minor Drug
Company, p. NJ Slaughter. f. p. Reeves
& Co, and H q. Forstu Grn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 23.-The
details If an outrage pcrpetrated on
Ling Gun, a Chinaman, who was en-
gagged IN the laundry business AT Ashe-
Vile, y. c., and who was seen I'm the
woods In a demented condition. the re-
suit Of a beating received. disclose such
indefens!ble brutality that e Is pr0ba-
bic that immediate reparation win he
rendered By the United States 10 the
Chinese government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
SUSPECTED SMALLPOX.
Several Suspected Cases at Shenandoah
Said to BE VsrioloiJ.

LURAY. VA. Nov 3.-special.-Dr.
Amlss Of this place, was called to
Shenandoah, twenty miles south OF here,
to-day by the town authorities to inspect
several cases suspected TO be smallpox.
The Doctor reports them 10 be cases OF
varioloid. The houses in which the cases
are have been quarantined, and it is
hoped that no trouble viii follow. one
patient died and two more are sick.
Mrs. Belle Voolfolk has sold her pro-
perty Ia this place TO Mrs. A. a. Mckay,
Of Front Royal. for 5000 cash. Mrs. Ne
Kay will make this her home in the
future