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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

WIFE wURDE84R Ex1cUrED YEs'
1ERDAY Ar EEWBEHx.
Va rxhibits Perfect Nerve Throughout the
rrocccdinGs-Taylof's Body Iurne"
Over to the University.

Pulaski. VA, Aug. T.-Special.--At
o,vht minutes after 10 O'Clock this morn
ing william G. Taylor was hanged IN Tue
tail yard in Newbern TIE scaiio'u vac
erected inside the walls OF the oio co''e
house. which was burned some Tune sinee'
and IL Is a curious coincidence that IL was
placed exactly over the spot where the
iury sat that convicted Taylor. and "ith'h
six feet of where the judge sat wheh nc
sentenced him.
ruE rxkrrcT ARRANGEMENTS.
cho,,o coy,er had his arrangements
so perfected That not hitch occurred III
HE execution, and death was almost IN
spontaneous. In eighteen mlnutss "i'e'
the drop fen life was totaiIy eNtin0," and
qaylof did not rest wen last hIsht, anu
a,e only a tight breakfast this morning,
bit he exhibited the most perfect net ,'e
throughout the whole procee1lhs, an, IA t 90
Tended the scafiold as steadily ana CAIN
iv as II ne were merely going FOR pleas
AMI outing instead Of 90 his dea'h'
THE HISTORY OF THE CRIME.
The crime for which Taylor was ex-
e,.uted was as brutal as can be cohcelNe1,
nc was by nature "a most Immoral man
sisfci on sleeping apart from him. rms
sr,unS TO have frenzied him, ana duIlhs
the night OF July 10, ls0. ne appIoaChcctt
her bed while she WAS SittpihS aiiu - -.
her ln the head with an axe. The nIoN
aid oot Kill her, but aroused the chhuren.
taylor assisted his wife 10 ARISE fICit ~
bed. sent the children on 10 nelgnpDI
~ ton. and while ,hcy were gone ptat
his ysife's head into a Jelly. scatt ini5
blood and brains all over the wan an az.
bed-ciotnes. Taylor dld not attempt ~
escape. and afterwards made Iu'' Oo'i
feSsion.
CLAIM or MENTAL wRAKNIss'
HIS defence was conducted on the theo1,
nv that he did not have suihcleht HeinitSaii
capacity 20 be capable OF that VII.
ana deliberate generalization necessary -
cousfttuf., murder IN the first degree,
me case was fought clear up 10 the
sunremc Court, ana the Governor was
also appealed TO. but all without avail
and the execution Is Unanimously APP
proved by the people of the county. :,
Taylor was man Of weak lntellect'
bnt he was very witty and humorous
and amply ables 10 know right from
wrong. lie had the face Of murderer
shortly after his conviction ne broke
down, and tore and bit himself. but since
then he has been utterly callous, JoKed
about how hot hell was, watched the
building OF the scamOld unperturDtd
and on one occasion told the sheriff ne
wanted 10 be hung at II o'clock, Tor ne
was going 10 new country, and wahted
10 get there in time for dinner He was
visited by ministers and other religious |
persons. but seemed very little affected.
WANTED 10 81 BURIED BY HIS WIFE.
lie made the astounding request to be
buried by the side OF his wife whom he
had murdered, but this was not granted.
and his body was turned over to the
medical department Of the University OF
/ iTlrfUlu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
JAPAN IUTHORIZED 4 LOAN.
Fifty Million Dollars il the AmoIn'-To
Notify the British

LONDON, Aug 1.-THE Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Central News says that
by special decree the Japanese Imperial
Government has authorized a loan OF So
100000.
The Japanese Government has promised
Admiral Fremantle, who commands the
British squadron in Asiatic waters, to
give forty-eght hours notice in case the
Japanese fleet lombard Wei-Hai-Wei or
Chez Foo.
The eight vessels that passed Chez Foo
wex,ward bound on August lith were the
Chisese fleet. which was fleeing from the
Japanese cruisers. The fleet went TO Iiil
Kung Tao, northwest OF Chez Foo where
IL has been left undisturbed by the jana
nese.
The finding. or the court Official investi-
CATION at Shanghai Of the sinking Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
A Lively Fist cuf,

There was a spirited fisticuff at Seventh
and Broad streets yesterday morning
which interested the witnesses hugely un-
I'll Policeman NJ. b. sutton took a hand
In the conflict and brought IT TO a SUI al
close. MeSsrS. ID. 4. Levy and Thomas J.
Bailey were the participants The battle
was Of short duration. but was marked
with the full sincerity OF the belligerent
parties. The faces of the latter were also
despoliation OF masculine beauty. They
will appear in the Police Court this
morning
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he TURNED T n TABLES.
Moonshiners Captured by Former Assoc
ciate, Sow n Deputy.
A Bristol Tem) special gives this

4 Brlstol Tenn) special gives tbs
story:
4 rrlmber OF "mooushiners," OF Rus
sell county. Va, attempted 10 lynch c..
T.. CIapp, q deputy United states
marshal. but who were thWarted.
Clam had been one Of them,
but had turned against them several
months ago and had been appointed mar
shall. Most OF them are in jail and will
have hearing soon.
\ little boy living in Denton's Valley,
Il few miles east Of this city. met very
peculiar death few days ago He was
playing with a goose. when the FOWL bit
him on the nose. In q short time he
grew III. and all the physicians could DO
had no avail. and he died in great agony.
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Mr.. Tyler Endorsed.

Charles City G. H.. Va, Aug. 10, 1894.
Editor Times: The following resolution
introduced by Judge Isaac Christian. be,
here today. was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That We recognize WIN
pride the ability and industry with which
Hon. y. Gardner Tyler has served tns
people OF this district in Congress, anu .
earnestly recommend his denomination ~
the convention which will meet AZ VIZ
ginia Beach on the 18th OF Septcmoest.
The meeting was addressed by Ssa a,'
Senator Manley u. Barnes, X. l. Lazy
Esq. and Judge Christian. - T.,
There was unusual attention ana II
tcrest on the mart OF the audience, in
which there were a large numbr Of IKE
pCb'icans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

The following suits were instituted in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday:
II. 5. Wallorstein against the Southern
Express Company to recover forty-four
prOmissory notes or script of the Rich
mond Locomotive Works. of the value of
$50.
Philip Harris against Daniel Wright
and taft Lawson. Damages 500
Henry w. Green & co against Joseph
Rindsburg, trading under the firm name
Of The Booth WALLPAPER co. Action Of
debt for 1851
John c. Shafer against Meade Haskins
Contested case over debt Of S3gl
Besides these there were four chanCery
suits brought in this court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
ROCHESTER, nAcEs.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Aug 1.-THE
Grand Circuit meeting closed here to-
day with three good races, all Of which
were won in straight heats The per-
formance OF Hal Brtden In the free-for-
ali was the feature This young son OF
Brown Hal finished an easy winner in
each OF his heats, and Mascot had not
broken and had pressed him 10 his fin
ish Following are the summaries:
Two-seventeen class-trOtting. purse
5000 Ralph Wilkes ten. x, by Red
Wilkes, dam Mary Mayes). /. |. /, Judge
Austin, 5. 3. 2; Gretchen. 2. G. 6. Sixty-sig.
Edith r., James L.. Commodore Porter.
Laughrin W. claymore. Minnie c.. Aunt
Deliah. Time. 2:i2 l-2. 2:l3. 2:l3 l-2.
Free-for-all-pacing, purse s2,Jc0-Hal
Braden lby Brown Hal, Geers), /, j, l.;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
To Go T. Oklahoma.

Lieutenant John A. Hartman. L. S. A.,
who for the past two years has been the
commandant Of the battalion Of cadets
at the Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, at Blacksburg. has been re-
lieveed from duty there. his detail expiring
10 join his troop at Fort Sll, oklahoma
Territory. Before leaving for his new
destination he will visit this city with his
Nife and children, and spend a few days
with hs brOther-in-law. Mr. w. \. Ches-
terman, at lll9 Grove avenue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Washin ,tOn.

A chance Tor everybody to visit the
capital of the United States is offered by
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad during the Knights of
at the one fare rate. $3.50, for the round
trip, August 23d 10 18th. Inclusive. good
until september 9Th, and by special ar
ed until September 18th. Several trains
each way daily connect the cities IN
few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Tie Newark viii Not Go China.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE United
States ship Newark, now az Cape OF Good
Hone. win not 80 TO China, but as soon
as she is out of the dock viii return 70
the South Atlantic station. Rear Admiral
Kirkland. who is aboard. Will leave the
ship at the Cape. and take mail steam
err on a 600o-mile voyage 10 Engiana 20
hoist his nag on the Chicago as comman-
der of the European station.
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The Embalmers.

The State Board Of Enbalme~s rs
semhled yesterday mornlng at $3.50 o'clock
al the office Of Mr. l.. T. Christian. 1915
east Broad street. There was a full at
tendance OF the members OF the Boarl
Mr. w. Il. Johnson, If Portsmouth,. WAS
in the chair. The Board considered the
applications of twelve persons for Ii
ctnses TO practice embalming under the
law of Virginia lately enacted
At noon an adjournment vas had until
Saturday next, August 18th. at II o'clock
4. NJ, at the same place
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ANARCHIsTs IN BERLIN.
Cooperation Between Those in Ihat '"S
and Those in Paris,

BERLIN, Aug. 17-All yesterday the
police here made domiciliary searches on
the strength Of the Information obtained
through the arrest OF fourteen Anarchists
on Wednesday, The results were bey9nI
ali expectation. Many letters proving
conclusivelv the intimate relations, II
not the cooperation Of Berlin and Paris
Anarchists. were seized and much hhar-
chistic literature was destroyed or con-
hsCated.
found I'm the rooms Of a widow named
Warner. The police search will De con
tnued. Among the papers, seized by the
police is list Of Anarchists living III
Germany. Most Of the persons mentioned
twenty Anarchists in prison in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
KANSAS CITY C1THOLICs.
The Priests Recommend that the Children
Attend Public schools

KANSAS CITY. MO. Aug. 1.-THE
Catholic priests of this city have recon-
mended TO Bishop Fink that the parocnial
schools here be abandoned, and the pu-
pits, about one thousand I'm number, take
advantage OF their rights under the law
TO attend the public schools. Bishop
Fink Is I'm Colorado. ana is not expected
TO return for two weeks
The movement is In relation 10 the
Board OF Education for dismissal OF
Catholic teachers from public schools.
The majority OF the members OF the
board are composed OF ayowed "a. T..
A" men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IA. u. Patrick's
residence has been entered during the
absence Of the family and the books of
Council No. l. \. p. A.. stolen. Pat
ricks son Albert is secretary OF the
council, and the purloned books We're
IN his custody Nothing was taken put
raid upon an a. T. A. meeting place
and the hold up OF another secretary,
makes IT look a. If a systematic ehort
was being made to get the names OF
everybody I'm the order here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. I7.-The Cuuard Line
steamer Campania. which arrived TINS
evening from Liverpool and queenstown
has earned the title OF queen or me ocean.
besides beinr record breaker. She left
Daunts ROCK at i26 =. N. on August
18th. and arrived AT the sandy HOOK
lightship at 5.4j this afternoon.
Her time OF passage was I'VE DAYS hl!e
hours and twenty minutes. which beats
all previous records by about three hours
and ten minutes.
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Can You StercofynaY

~ you can't. and want 10 have work
orders 70 Ths Times Office. 'SU'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Two Old Peopir's Romance.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. IL \ groom
two were married here yesterday me
groom was James Dickey. a wealthy
farmer of Fannin county. ana his bride
was Mrs w. ). Wright, OF Atlanta
They met at a summer resort in the
Mountains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

ATIANTA. GA. Aug. l7-Miss Bettie
Vickery. the daughter OF Franklin
county farmer was killed last night by
a faslng limb while She was on her
way 10 church. Several members or the
wind-storm came up while they were
on Inc way. The wind tore limb from
tree and dashed it against the young
lady's head She died a few minutes
later I'm the arms of her mother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
AMERICANS II BLUEFIELDS.
A United States Captain Refused 10 Protect
Those Acting Against Nicaraguans

WASHINGTON, Aug T.-Keports
transmitted % ne State Department from
Captain O'NeiH. Of the Marblehead, now
At Biueheids. fully confirm the press re-
ports to the effect that the Captain re-
fused protection 10 such American resi-
dents there as had taken mp arms against
the Nicaraguan government The Cap
tain gave these men ample warning that
they must not violate The laws of Nj
cararua 81 they expected protection. ard
I'm so doing he acted it IS said. in strict
accord with international law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Martinsville LIENS.

MAETfNSViiLE VA, Aug. H-spe-
eial-The Comfy Court ias been in SEES
ION m,s week. The grand jury brought
indictments In about twenty cases.
'rong others a very important case one
y7oI nnfuer against Daniel Hairston.
.. r. Gltson was convicted OF horse
In the penitentiary. '" years
Anoiher very important case dac,dod
wan that or the town OF Martinsville We
William NJ: Peyton. Mr.. Peyton was or.
defed by the police some time last win
ter 10 remove the snow from In front or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. 1.-THE
Advertiser has official returns from all
but three small counties. The total vote
for Oates and the Democratic ticket IS
lO6 292. and for kolb and the Popuiists
50 ,37S. The three remaining counties VIII
add about 5000 TO the vote and give the
Democrats a majority Of about 300.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Rooter small's Excursion to Norfolk.

Richmond 10 Norfolk Monday, August
10th. to leave Richmond via Chesapeake
and Ohio railway at 1890 noon and re-
at Richmond IL midnight to enable Rich
mond rooters to witness the ball game
between Richmond and Norfolk teams
fare, $50 round-trip. All interested in
baseball should avail themselves Of this
excursion.
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HIS Office for the distance Of about ten
feet. This ne refused TO do. He Was ar
nesled 10 the County Court. Mr.. Peyton
was Was Represented BY Samuel Anderson
and Judge ~ II. Hairston and the toWn
by MIR. Il. II Gravciy The court decldea
in favor OF Mr. rcytOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
F4LL RITEK ~ 4 FLUTTER.
The Woavers Decide 10 Take a Vacation II
the Oneratnrs Tnkc Action.

FALL RIVER MASS, Aug. T.-This
city was in a whirl Of excitement on ac-
count Of the meetings of the two strongest
labor unions TO determine what action
should be taken Monday morning When
The cut-down I'm WAGES goes into effect.
BY a vote Of 10 % 80 the weavers de-
cidtd to take a vacation of four weeks
BY vote Of fH 70 800 the SpinneFs Ohloh
voted 10 accept the reduction under pro-
test. and 10 lend every possible assistance
10 their brethren in New England who
recently voted 10 strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
To Inspect the Offices.

subcon mittee of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings will meet az the
City Han this morning at II o'clock in
the City Engineers office TO make a
tour of inspection through the various
offices OF the building. in order to ascer-
tain what IS needed in the line of furni-
ture, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

Only % cents viii purchase splendid
binder for the Century ~ ar Book at IAe
Times Office. This binder IS convenient as
well as ornamental The parts enclosed
can be easily slipped IA auI out lAt
binder viii nod one part or the entire
twenty with equal ease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
Richmond to Niagara tall. and Return.

Sl4 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAtL ROUTE
Niagara Tours VIII leave Washington
by special train over Pennsylvania rtu-
roa1. august -}l. september LIST ami
21th. thrOugh The picturesque valley
of the SusQlehauna AMI the fa-
nous Lake Region OF New York.
Round-trlp from Richmond only Sl4
Via Richmond Fredericksburg ana Po-
tomac railroad. Tickets limited eleven
DAYS. ana good 10 stop at Wutkin's Glenn
ana Rochester. returning via BnualJ.'
Tor full information apply %
c. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Hyrl-Sfroct Station.
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Turts .tt,cted with Cholrra.

VIENNA. Aug. 17-Whne the troops
belonging to the Cracow garrison were
marching through Seicia and Galicia TO
take parf I'm the military mauouyres eiSht
soldiers were attacked with cholera at
Bielitz and TWO at OaWiecin. The popu-
lace IS greatly excited, fearing that the
troops will spread the disease.
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To Norfolk or Old Point via G. and o., sun
day. Augmst IOih.

Only One Dollar for the roundtrip
Fast train First-class coaches. No
stops. No crowding Connection made
for Virginia Beach, Ocean View, or the
the sail TO the Capes.
Train leaves Richmond a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
ryictsd Tenants BIZ win be Rrirtroducrd

LONDON. Aug. l7.-John Morley. CHIEF
Secretary for Ireland. in answering Justin
Mccarthy I'm the Commons to-day. said
that the Government would reintroduce
the evicted tenants bill at the lext par
iiamentary session.
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My Krtlfnrh Xeaytrs u STRIKE.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Aug. IL
Fourteen hundred weayers poured into
Armory Hall tonight TO attend "A mass
meeting. where the question or whether
or not to strike against the reduction or
wages was argued for two hours. they
nnnl1v Nnfel fn sfrike
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

Special train leaves WASHINGTON from
PENNSYLVANIA railroad depot lrIl.. A.-
gust nth. 2ltn anu 5lst and SATURDAYS.
August 18th and 9th. at n a. ST.
Richmond. Frcderi0k-bur- ana Potomac
train leaving Richmond at A. ~ ne
rives Washington IN time for the .l.. %
train.
Round trip from Richmond .ur S.
Tickets good o. return hy regular u.Ua
until the following TUESDAY. Apply tu
G.. A. ThII|F
Trau. Nlr...r
Byrd frU.f Station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18
SIMMS WAS A MASCOT.
lie noDE FIVE WINNERS And cor
rHE PLACE IN THE SIx1H.
There was Good Crowd ut Jerome Park
Brown Fell from His Horse mt snra-
toga and Broke His Leg.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA good-szed
crowd was in attendance at Jerome Park
to-day.
The track had entirely dried out, and
was hard and fast.
The principal feature OF the day was
that. out OF the six events. Simms rode
five winners, and got the place In the
sixth. The weather was cool and delight
full. Summaries:
FIRST race-fve and n half furlongs, SELL
ing Metropolis O08 10. Simms, to and
ouU first, Monotony second, Midstar third.
Time, H.
Second race-six furlongs.-Kingston az,
Slmms. l6 to and 10 81 first, Charade
second. Melba third. Time. LII IL.
Third race-mile and a sixteenth, selling
Roller DOS. Simms, to and to y first,
Speculation second, Tiny Tim third. Time,
l:43 H. 100 ,
Fourth race-selling, about 100 yards
Armitage Q0S Smms, TO and QUO hrst'
Adelbert second. Mcintyre third. IlIhe'
Fifth race-selling. about 1,40O yards
Flirt d07. Simms. 10 and TO - nrst'
Mabel Glenn second, Shadow thlrd. Ilhe
% "a. ,-
Sixth race-mne and a sixteenth.-Du
skater QlO. DOggett. 8 TO and 10 % nrst,
Lightfoot second, Prig third. Time I'o- Of
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To Washington and Return, So so.

via Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company Tickets on sale
August 23d TO 18th. good until September
9Th. Those who desire can stay until
September 18th. by depositIng their
tickets with JOINT agent Of the Trunk Linz
Association on or before September 9th.
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CIV. 2. 9. 2; Mascot, 2. 3. 3. VIII hcer
Time. 207 10, 2:0s 81 200. so
Two-twenty-ive class-trottng, Pu11se
81 0OO-Hettle Mont. /, l. /; Happy Lazy
3 3. q Ryspah. 2. 3. 4. Wiikesmoh''
Time, 2:2G 81, 2:l9, go IL.
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SALUDA. VA. Aug. T.-SpeCili N-
John IT. Bland died nc his resileu.. M
Baltimore yesterday. after s,-.-
months OF patient suffering. He Leave. .
widow. three daughters. and s0n Sd.
Bland was a member OF nruu.....
Gloucester county family but ha4 f-
many years resided m Baltimore ..
Quoting q successful grocery business .
that city and ia rrb1nna. va. 80. .I
many friends throughout this section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

Pound trip Richmond % Washington
$50. via Richmond. freicrcksblrg aai
Potomac railroad. Several solid trains il
both directions daily. See regular s'hed-
ue
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More Cholera Cases.

LONDON. Aug. IA dispatch 10 the
Times from Vienna says that during W ed
nesday and Thursday there were 2o3 new
cases Of cholera AID 16l deaths in Galicia
and "a new cases and % deaths In Buko-
wilma.
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OBITUARY.
MRs. LIZZIE A. Z. cnRrsrrAv.

Mrs. Lizzie ~ +. Christian. wif. ~
r. w. Christian, ST.. died ycst.r
dence. 80. BIB east Marshall street. .
rorty-nine. after prOtrHcteI u....
which she bore with Christian l0rNf
Her death was peaceful and triumrH.t
Mrs. christian was native o. York
district, South Carolina, but bad ....
q resident Of Richmond for "a nun
OF years. Her husband ami eight ....
dren. four sons and four daughter,
rnnlrn Tor los
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CONTINENT TO J,pAv's Ntyi

LONDON. Aug. I7.-Captain ingles, VIZ
has just concluded six years seI' 49,,
naval adviser to Japan, SAID IN an nm md
men Of the Iananese navy are comparable
TO those of any European navy. Inc Inc ON n-
GERS are energetic and studious. ihe on
gineers are especially good. ana the . IN
gines are admirably worked. ! IA 1910
lions a minute which was her natural
draught trial speed in England
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

Ito for WaShinrtoni - 80 Round rFip
Richmond 10 washington AMI return
only $500 via Richmond. Frelerlckshur,
and Potomac railroad, during the hnis hts
of pythias c0nclave. Tickets % Dee sot
August 23I % 18th, inclusive, booi Iuul
sDnfnrnLnr d 1eiI
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JApANzsE BLocKING THr PAssEs.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. H-Tne japanese
are blocking the passes In the north 20 os
Corea with the view OF prcSeh 3I, ,',se
feet Is seeking the Chinese fleet. Up 10
the present the search has been unsuc'
cessfu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

Address a postal TO w. J. Cordley.
piano tuner. Richmond. Va. and you Will
have good work promptly done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-18

the Kow shing Is that the steamer Now
Shlng was sunk on July 29tn py Japa par
worthy and other officers of the kow
Shlng showed great GOODNESS ana Jnds-
ment under the trying conaiiiohs oi Inv
conflict The court added that ,he nov
in their power to avert the catastrophe.
ana deserved hieR praise for their efforts.
Torpedoes will be laid az ,ne en'rar rIy
of Toxic and Nagasaki harDors cary
next week.