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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
PRINCESS CoLoNNA's WHEREABOUTS
Her Lawyer Instructed TO Ten the Court
Whcre She .. Within "a McrL

PARIS. Feb. l.-There was further hearing
to-day in the action OF the Princess Colonna to
secure judicial separation from her husb band.
Maitre Dubult for the lrncess. argued that
the only question now before the Court was
that OF jurisdiction. He maintained that
Prince Co'orna was no longer domicilcd in
Naples, and that. therefore. an action would
lie against him in Paris. lie relied for support
OF his contention on tho fact that since his
marriage Prince Colouna had nerally resided
in Paris. where lie had u large esta blishment
Of horses and carriages,
MAitre Deslardins. who appeared for the
Prince. recounted the arguments advanced at
the hearing In the case last week. lie also
brought to tho notice OF the tribunal the fact
that Princess Coionna had disappeared with
her children. In defiance OF the or,ler ~ the
Court permitting Prince Colonna to see the
children. Maitre Des 'ardins demanded that
the Court order the solicitor OF tho Princess to
ascertain and reveal her address within week.
Judge lie Bourde!ais. who heard the case
endorsed the demand Of Maitre Desisrdins
and the tribunal accordingly made an order
requiring the Princess's solicitor to learn her
address aud inform the Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
TIE $50, 600, 600 LOAN.

BIDS Received to the Amount OF SS4 ,'S0s. I 90
At PrIess RAaEIsg from II7.ses 60 IsO SEQ
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The subscriptions to
the new five per cent loan. so far as received.
amount TO S54.5os 100. at prices ranging
from llT.223 to l2O.S29. There was also an
offer OF 200 for one bond OF $50
There are known to be on the way additional
subscriptions amounting 20 more than $5.-
100000. which. owing to delay in the arrival
OF the mails. will he entitled to consideration
when received, The amounts subscribed By
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
OCEAN GRETHoUkDG.
Ths ArJe.tie's MATHS Z. I.os4on { Hours sd
Minutes Ahead OF tn New Works.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The mails brought from
New York by the American line steamer New
York, which arrived at Southamp ton at 40
o'clock this morning. arrived at Waterloo sta
ton at $3.50 o'clock or Just four hours and
fifty-nine minutes later than the mails from
the White Star line steamer Majestic. brought
hy rail from Liverpool were landed at the
Euston station.
Capt. Jamison Of the New York said that an
hour after the New York sailed she was com
PEELED TO anchor for six and half hours
owing TO dense fog. She passed out from
Sandy Hook at 4 o'clock IN the afternoon.
The agents OF the American line at South
ampton regard the contest between tho New
York and the Majestic as satisfactory. The
Majestic. they say. had an advantage. in that
che had lust come out Of a craving dock. where
her bottom had been scTaped and painted
whereas the New York has not been dock ed
for that purpose in six months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
sIsk asa Iaprlsossa 3. . LIsAtAsu...
Prom a. Loafsa Dailg Nee.

On the 9th inst the master Of . Milford and
Waterford passenger steamer reported at Mil-
ford that distress signals were being 10 Ads
from the SmAls lighthouse a. his vessel
passed The Trinity tender Siren was at once
despatched from New Milford. but owing 10
the heavy sea running vas unable 10 approach
the rocks on which the lighthouse stands,
EVeTy DAY since. for nov ten days. the Siren
except By signAl Eith the occupant Of the
lighthouse. the weather being so rough as 70
reader approach to the rock impossible. It
has been ascertain ed that the principal light
house keeper is seriously III And requires
medical attention. but the precise nature on
the illness Is not known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
Decoration. for Brave DOG.
tsn "a. Ls-asr p..tA N.s..

wow Ia L477d1N LFlId Nfei-
In France there exists an order OF merit
founded by the Society for the Prevention OF
dogs who have distinguished themselves by
deeds Of bravery. A tastefully designed collar
Of honor Is sEarded 70 me nominees Of tho
this way, one OF the most celebrated 10 BAo-
chus. q large bulldog. whose specially Is to
lag them by the bride. BAeehuss master re-
sides 10 the Rus Biseornet., The. Intelligent
sons. II not more. in this way. Pataud an
other bulldog. received q collar In 1887 for
saving his mistress from the attack OF a foot
had a similar honor for saving three young
children from drowning on different coca
siOnG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
DIsd OF SaAII-poE.

Three eases Of smallpox were reported yes
sfday, Patrick Reilly 20 years old who lives
- fo4 Pearl street Was removed from Cham
Ssrs street Hospital on Wednesday night.
rank Jones p years old. OF POT West Twenty
sixth street and PaulinA Monaco. 2 years old.
o. Elizabeth street. we're found sick with the
Island ~ W -'N''" Dt"'heI
HenTy Smith. the insane patient at ward's
Island as q small pox patent a week ago died
~ hNsrslde Hospital yesterday afternoon.
Walh hAd been an inmate OF the asylum on
wards Island for ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
say. nI. Rs,r M..prarrss.

9, Joseph Lsmsusky. Who keeps a pool room at
o. MOTT street, VAS locked up Ia the Rlizabsth
S.eeH station last night on a charge OF giving
n noeiS-out drops" 10 Joseph Leiming Of II
sLs!Uiqg says he had won s25 at pool from
80 4usSy' who invited him 10 take glass Of
H. ~ leS minutes after taking the beer
~ yeeame unconscious and upOn rsRaining
sSaseiousnets had no money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
Trial OF the OmIadlLa

PRAGUE. Feb. 2.-Chiet OF Police Ollie testified
to-day in the t.iAI Of the seyenty-seyen mem
bers OF the revolutionary secret society. Omla-
dina. He denied that tho prisoners. under
police pressure. made false statements in the
preliminary examination. lie denied that Ru-
dolf Mrya, the murdered spy. had been
hri6ed by the police to reveal the names Of the
untsered his Information. oils said and the
police had merely seen to 1t that he was re-
wardsd after having given the names OF tho
N on who hlGekened the imperial coat Of arms
on the mail boxes and public buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
A CurIoa. Celasaa.as..


Not long ago the Bishop Of 81. Asaph's sons
met with an accident when out driving. Two
Jesuit priests happened to be on the SPOT al
the time. One MAS a qualified 10 medical mAn
aud at once rendered assistance. on calling
AZ the palace to make inquiry for the sufferers
II turned out that the same jesuit had at
tended the Bishop when a young clergyman
on board ship In somewhat serious flinsss
and that though they had become fast friends al
the time thfy had never % ct till again the Jesuit
medieo had second time done kindness 70
the prslste he had nurSsd back 70 health IN
byGons dayG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
A LoaE TrIp Arouaa tL. Hor..

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The American ship
ATysn. which arrived this morning l4a days
from Baltimore, with a cargo OF coal. re-
ports that three days ago she sighted the ship
Louisiana now 2DS days from New York. A
reinsurance Of - per cent. has recently been
paid on her. as grave fears we're entertained
for her safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
InaIa,- FlaaasInl s,r....

CALCUTTA. Feb. l.-At . meeting OF the Cur
rency Association to-day the President de-
clared himself in favor OF taxing imports OF
silver. He denounced English spectators he
cause. he said. they were growing fat OF In
uia ~ a. ne az Cd
eminent concerning the difficulties Of tho
present situation Ia India.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
Bsz veil A Evsrstt Take sSOO. OOs 81 Haa-
aon CouEiY Raad Roada.

The Hudson county. n. J.. Board Of Free
holders opened bids for $500. 600 Of county
road bonds last night The bonds are 70 run
forty years, bear a. per cent interest and are
payabls in gold; BsnEsll 4 Everett Of this
eitY were the highest bidders ct lO2k aud
Michael Z. CohnollY VAS the lowest bidder
for the contract to erect an electric-ught plA Mt
county institutions Et Snake HILL His bid was
SIS.9OO. and he secured the contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02

ROM. Feb. LA letter has been received
from the Car In response TO an autograph
letter written 70 his Majesty by the Pope. The
toward Catholics throughout the Russian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02

GENOA. Feb There was a riot to-day
among the eonyiets in tho prison here. Sew
srsl men displayed . black flag at a window
and shouted hurTah for De Feliee " Long
live anarchy" After q brief struggle the
WArdsrs oVsreAms the eohyietS and restored
oFdar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
AsstLsr Regal yvsSGIss.

BERIIS. Feb l.-Quesn Victoria Emperor
William. and the Prince Of Wales will attend
the wedding OF Princess Victoria MslitG OF
CoburG TO the Grand Duke Of Hesss both OF
whom are grandchildren Of Queen Victoria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02

A bid for $4,000 OOO OF bonds sent from
Chicago By an irresponsible person Was not
considered By Secretary Carlisle when the
bids we're scheduled and announced. The
bid Was at llS. and was received some DAYS
ago. Inquiry was Instituted and the man Was
found TO have no financial standing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02

For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beechams pills.
Book free, pills CSC. AT drug
stores, or write to B F Allen
Co, 365 Canal st, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
Th,y D..ssree Anour Joan or Arc,

LoSnoN, Feb a.-The Paris correspondent Of
the Chronicle SAYS: The French Bishops do
not consider Joan o. Arc entitled By the PapaI
decree 10 any special yeneration. Certain mo-
tlvcs seem to have impellednhe Pope to ahur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02

.PARIs, Feb. l.-Augusts Valiant the AnGr-
chist who threw a bomb in the Chamber Of
Deputies on Dee 9. will be executed probably
tomorrow or Saturday morninR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
SPARES FROM THE IELEGnAHA.

stats Treasurer Covin has Appontsd Oorham n.
Hoyt OF Chester Warren county boOkkeeper IN his de-
partmsn' to succeed sorge W. Irish the TIM a.
to take affect on Feb. is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-02
Wedding
Silver.

Fruit Sets. The assert.
ment of Gorham Silver de.
signed for the serving of fruit
forms another interesting dis
play in the series of Wedding
Silver Exhibits made by
the GoRHAM MF'G COMPANY.
Centre pieces for fruits and
flowers. Fruit stands and bowls,
Compotiers, Grape dishes. Jelly
and Preserve dishes comprise
some of the larger pieces.
Among these are effective
pierced and opcn.work de-
signs, others richly chased
with gilt Innings.
Many pretty combinations
are offered in sets of smaller
pieces, tastefully cased, such
as Fruit knives and forks,
Orange knives and spoons,
Melon knives, Preserve spoons,
etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
TIFGISIA'S NEW TRACK
List OF the Entries for the Opening Contest

WASHINGTON, oct 1.-THE new track
Of the Virginia Jockey club near Alex
andrld, Will be opened tomorrow, and
what promises TO be the greatest race
meeting in this section Of the country
VIII begin and will last until December.
over TWO hundred horses are now at the
track, and by the end Of the week the
number viii be increased by as many
more. The card for tomorrow calls for
SIX races. The entries are as follows:
First race-siX urlOngS.-Defargilla, Ill;
Gallilee, 100; Wah Jim, ia; birmingham,
100; LobenguIa, 81; I'd. Kearney, 100;
Leonawell, lyj; Gold Dollar, l02; Urania,
Second race-one and one-sixteenth
miles.-Live oak, 1Ol Candeiabra, 10;
Banquet, l2i: St Michael, ll9; Prince
Karl, lOl: Patrician, los; Restraint, 80;
Warlke, IS.
Third race-six furlongs.-BizaTe, 80;
St. Vincent and Benefactor. 100; Bran
balctta (illyD. 1903. Cockdde, l0I King
Gold, 100; Harris. lo5; Jewel and Emma,
1Ul.
Fourth race-six turlongs.-F actotcm,
90; FL TELEGRAPH, %; Erickson, Miss Mac
queen, Black Hawk. %, Momento C, y;
Weinberg and HaltOu, lOi, Fllrt, 100;
Baroness, Mcintyre and Pochluo, lOl ,
india 81; Hazel Hatch, 1913.
Firth race-one mle.-BOna Venture, 20,
Shelly futile. lOj: Shadow, SO; ThursJon,
%; Satanket, %; Pulitzer, lO2, Song ana
sixth receive furlongs.-Tree Top, lO7;
Forager The Clown. Golden Gate, Tue
son. Albert A., WniZgig (cOlU, Amsterdam,
10; Ashland Eclipse, lUi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
10 SECURE coon ROADS.
An Important Convention wan he Held In
This City To-Day.

The convention called to consider the
ways and means for improving the roads
In this State will he held in the assembly
room OF the Chamber OF Commerce build
Ing in this city to-day, beginning at 1880
O'Clock this morning. Nearly ell the
counties of the State have agreed 10 be
represented by delegates and the educa-
uonal institutions, commercial and SCien-
tine associations have also notified the
chairman of the road committee that they
will send representatives,. Arrangements
have been made with the hotels In this
city for special rates for all the delegates
This convention has excited great inter
est throughout the entire state, and II
will be largely attended by representa-
tive men, It's paramount importance to
the state is recognized by all citizens who
have It's interests at heart.
The following interesting programme
has been arranged. and the papers and
discussions which will follow will give
much valuable Information on the sub
ject Of roads
Morning session-OrganlZatlon opening
address by Hon. George l.. Christian,
president of Richmond Chamber OF Com
merce; Current Progress In Road I'm.
proVemcnt," by Hon. Roy Stone, Special
AGENT and Engineer of Road Inquiry Blu
reau United States Department of Agri-
culture; what BAD Roads are Costing
Us" by Clarence Coleman, {. r..
Afternoon session-"Bow 10 Procure the
Means to Build Good Roads" by J. r.
Jackson, editor Southern Planter; our
Highways; Their Construction and Main
tenance" by G. r. Ashburner. Jr.; c. r, ;
Use Of Convict Labor on Public Roads"
by John Graham. Jr., G. II. =,
lE,vening session-"Highway Bridges, .
by G. G. Wentworth, G. T.; stone and
shell Roads" by ID; G.. Humphreys. G.
ing,on and Lee UNIVERSITY; miscellaneous
hneirrSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Snacking in Henrico COUNTY.

The Democrats Of upper Brook.and DIS
trict Will have an interesting discuss ION
of the political issues OF the canvass to-
night at Hungary school. house, near
Laurel station. on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac road.
Captain j. II. O'Bannou. chairman OF
the county committee viii first explain
the operation of the Australian ballot
system. especially the duties Of the sne-
cial coustabIes. and will state how he
intends 10 carry lt out I'm Ieuri'o AT the
approaching November election. colonel
TazeWell Elicit and Mr.. Joseph Bryan
tariff bin and free souagc Of silver.
Refreshments will poe provided and good
order preserved Those I'm Richmond
wishing 10 attend will take the accom-
notation train AT Elba station at ~
=. NJ. and return 10y the mail train,
which passes Laurel about ll:N
Z. NJ. Al are invited To attend, regard
less of their political views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
FIVE LOJCEK IBEIE EECDRD.
Ralph wilkes Does n Mile in %:OS lie
Onoqua Wins the Hermitage.

NASHVILLE. TENN, oct lI-This
was the third day OF the trotting meet
ing ut Cumberland Park The weather
was delightful and the track iast. 4
number of horses were sent against their
records, the results being as follows;
Berkshire Belle, to beat 2"O, went IN
McGurdy, Jr., to beat $50, went in
Ralph Wilkes. to beat 2:roi4. went in
ENPedluon, to beat 2:lga went in
2:1Ji. o.o,
Summaries: 49,.
Glen Mayo stakes, for yearling trot-
tiers. purse 81 900, one mile nira Irst'
Rutherford second, Faustell third. Time
2:3g'.. on .-..t.,, ,or
three-year-oIds. 5000, two IN three
Onoqua. !, /: Redburg, :, ,; Limonero'
3. .: Catherine, Charming CHIMES, Den
tine. Delbert. and Freeland, In the order
named. Time, 2I2l, 2.l2'2. ri,
Free-for-all, purse H3uW.- kyland -
/ /. /. Azote, >, > >; Phoebe wilkes
!, 3. ., Pixley, 3. {, (; Time no -">4'
2:usa, ..
Two-twcnty-e class, trotting. purse
s9.O,O.-Rex Americas, /, |, Miss Kirk
man. .. -. >; Nut Prince, 3, ., j. Time,
o.2Oa, 2:lol6 2:lllt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
BertIc County Pol ties.

WINDSOR, n c., oct. l7.-Special-
Both parties win begin their canvass this
cussion between the candidates. Each
party will have meetings in every cleo
ton precinct in the county, where they
Will be addressed by their respective nomi-
nees ana speakers of prominence from 9TH
er sections OF the State
The coalitionists have already begun
their work. and held night meetings every
night during the week at more than one
place In the county.
William q. Burden. COalitionst candi-
date for the office of sheriff of this coun-
", comes out in a card Withdrawing from
the race, but his withdrawal will have no
effect on their ticket a. they will vote
for him all the same, as they have no one
else to put on so as 10 fill 1t out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Ius CENTRAL STATE HosfiIAA'
Meetinr of the Board Yeatsrdsy-'''-
burg. Election Booths.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct HnspesS,i nn.
T~here was a small wreck on 'nc ,ntn.,
folk and Western railroad t mas i INJURED
AZ Zune station, but no one was h'1u'' "'
The train wrecked was freight Nor.
President F. T. kimball or me SoT
folk and Western railroad, and MAJOR o.
II. Sands, yice-presin neh ne ~ from Nor
folk this morning on a special train en-
The quarterly meeting Of the board board, oil
directors of the Central state HosPi,!1p
was held at that institution to-day; Ihe
report Of the superintendent, Or BarRs,
dale, for the fiscal year ehdeu aue 10,
20 iS94 was received and adopted; a
report OF the board OF directors - "
be forwarded to the Governor.
THE sUpERryrESDEET's REPORT.
The report showed that there are at
nresent receiving treatment at the hos
pital 10 patients; average number per
dav during the year. $50; cost of support
ner patient per year S9l.7G. or little over
IS cents per day. ms ine'uues oo'iU'
Yesterday afternoon Houston, little
son OF Mr.. W. II. Parham, who RESIDES
on High street. slipped and TEL from
the roof Of an clubhouse on his rather
premises, and fractured his arm
ELECTION BOOTHS.
Tho voting booths TO be used in the APP
proachlng congressional election were re-
ceived here to-day. There are thirteen
booths. twenty anneXes, six ballot-boNes
and ak tables. made OF wood. They
came from Sunbury, Pa, and cost SlS'.io.
These booths can be set up either in the
street or I'm room.
ORGANIZING THE W. AND CAROLINA ROAD.
AZ the meeting Of the city Council to-
night n resolution was adopted organizing
the Richmond and Petersburg and Caro-
lima railroad. the road now known rs the
Virginia and Carolina railroad, which
Is owned BY the city Of Petersburg,
The following officers were elected:
President. Bartlett Roper; 81 e-President,
y. 3. Vaughan. Board ~ Directors-E'
T. Arlington, August Wright, +. \. Hart
lev. r.. - Venable n G Roper, j. j..
Moyler. John McGill ard -. G. Alley.
The principal office Of the company Is
10 be in Petersburg. Va. The capital
stock is 10 be 10000, all Of which Is
now the property Of the city Of Peters
burg. full paid. worcestershire, that being
the capital stock 81 the Virginia and
Carolina railroad at the time that the
sale thereof was made 10 the city OF
Petersburg.
The object in organizing this company
is 10 pave the way for disposIng OF the
road. as New York parties are negotiating
for it, The council VIII hold another
meeting next Monday night, 10 take action
looking 70 a sale of the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
Two nnnrs Of Snlld Enr.

Tonight at the Richmond Theatre
there VIII doubtless assemble on" OF the
largest audience of the season. The at
traction is our cycr-wclcpmc POLK MI
Ter with his banjo and clever sketches M
'tegro dialect: Judge FaTr;r who has Just
returned from u most success: ful engage
mcut i'm Nashville Tenn, and Professor
Ford. an impo-sOnatOr who Is playing o
season IN the South. The Imperial quar-
tett, will furnish vocal, and the JorIau5
instrumental music for the occasion.
The bills say that there will be two solid
hours Of FUN, and considering me fact
that IL is Nc unusual feat for either 81
the principals i'm this entertaium'nt 10
produce this effect sinelehanted. their
combined efforts will insure brilliant
success. Al
Reserved seats may be had at the
Theatre bOX-Ohice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
A SEA. coo. 900 Mortgage.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA Knoxville,
Tenn, special says: The first consolidated
mortgage deed of the Southern Railway
Company was filed here yesterday II
Includes all the road bed buildings and
equipments Of the road In Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina. Tennessee. Ala
bama, Georgia and the District Of Column
bia. The mortgage is for sl20 200 coo I'm
favor of the Central Trust Company. of
New York. Gold bonds to run one hun
dred years at . per cent. are 10 be issued
The mortgage will be REGISTERED i'm one
hundred and seventy-six counties, through
which the road runs 1t contains over
fifty thousand words, and Deputy Regis
ter j. l.. Faulkner will require two weeks
to copy II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

through his counsel Mr.. William f1eS-
enheimer, claimed that he violated tne
law through Ignorance. The judge was
satisfied that this was so. and suspended
sentence. recurring ,nhd ne fsoi app When he
will be discharged. 80. 4. ,-o
The grand jury also brought In true
hilIg In the cases OF United states VS.;
Writ r. Taylor. o. II. Hawkins ana
u,bo1esaie Hauor business without a
license-aa test case. - ,,,
a true bill was found against Elmer
Booker for embezzling a letter contain
Ing money from Miss Sallie fartlns . ,on
I'm the case OF Edmund Taylor, chafgeu
with violating the postal laws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct 7.--Spe-
Cial.-Thc Republican party held a big
rally here tonight IN the opera-house,
pacitv. Chairman John NJ Griffin pre-
sided over the meeting and introduced the
speakers.
The principal speeches were made by
Hon James j. Mcdonald Republican
candidate for Congress IN this district;
Mr.. James d. Brady Hon. James y.
Sener. and Secretary Mckee, of the Ma
tional Republican Committee.
Bowerings band furnished the music
and the crowd was a very enthusiastic
one. After the meeting the speakers ana
a party Of friends were Handsomely cn.
tertained by Messrs John NJ. Grim ana
Walter 3. Tyler, Of the city Executive
Committee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. l7.-Tne first dav.s
session Of the thirteenth annual conycn9
tion Of the National Street Railway As
ISOLATION was held at the Cotton States
and International Exposition Park today
a reception was rendered the delegates
at the CAPITOL city club tonight 10.
morrow q banquet will be served 10 them
at the kimball House, at which SIX hun
dred covers will be laid Friday the COS
guests here Will be rendered an excursion
and barbecue at Stone Mountain. About
fifteen hundred Delegates ara N attend
ance. one Of the large exhibit halls at
the Exposition Park is filed with street
railway and electrical exhibits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-18
A Nicht nj the Crcas.

Miss Nellie McHenry, jovial little
woman full Of mirth. combined with
coInical expression. assisted by a com
pany Of funmakers. kept the large .au-
dience al tho Academy Of Music last
evening in IA continuous uproar OF laugh
ter. "A Night at the Circus, replete
with vii and humor, is the vehicle that
carries Miss McHenry and company
along TO success.
A matinee this afternoon and this even
ing's performance closes the engagement
young Mrs. Winthrop" closed a most
successful engagement az the Richmond
fheat,e last evening before large
audience