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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
THE ARGUMENT A DRAW.
THREE FAVORITES FINISHED
FIRST ATST. ASAPHS TRACK.
Do.~.,t Landed -Four winnsrs-Resuifs
Of the Races at Cumberland fa"
aud other Tracks.

WASHINGTON, oct. 26.-Three favor
ties finished first at the ST. Asaph track
to-day and two of them were AT ouus
on. The warm weather drew out another
large crowd and they backed their choice
freely. The number of bookmakerS was
swelled TO twenty-three.
Gold Dollar, whose price opened at :
to 5, went to the post as favorlte at even
in the handicap. He was slow 10 start
but succeeded in getting WITHIN cUu-
hold i'm the back stretch. Hazel hatCh
i'm a driving finish. defeated King Goa
by half a let 9Th, the latter Stt.lue '''N
place from the favOrite by a length, >.
Prince John, on whom odds OF 10
were offered. won as he pleased in the
second event. Getting the lead az tne has
fall he was never headed. Little HdIt, d
second choice, captured the iourIn LaCIi,
Beauregard an outsider, at ~ to ], tooH
the Had at the first furlong ana carried
IL well toward the finish put coulN oH.y
get the place. Tom SkidmOre was thouSHt
TO so far outclasS MS he!d mat 10
was offered against the uelu. a.,
Retting was unusually brisk IN the htth.
The Louise FLY was favOrlte at posi-
time, and TO | could be had on ooth
Nidgeley and COCkade. berehct had the
hest of IL up 10 the final turlong, where
ne got pocketed by Cockade in attempt
ing to take the rail- Though forced TO
pull back, he had speed enough LETT 10
defeat Midgeley for the place by half a
length, but could not catch Cockade, who
won by half a length. our Jack was
made favorite for the last event ana
won rather handhy. Summarize.
First race-heavy handicap, six fur
longs-Hazel Hatch GoS, DOgsctt, 10 -
first, King Gold second, Gold Dollar
third. Time. III
Second acc-selllng, five furlou2s-
Prince John l0l, Bergen, 3 20 - first,
Memerto. colt. second, old Dominion
third. Time 1864
Third race-SelliHg, five furlongs Long
brook G07, Doggett. u ID first Fdeto-
tum second. Pulitzer third Time, l4 ~
Fourth race-seliug, one mile-Litte
Matt 90. r. Doggett, to p first l.eau-
regard second, Tom Skidmore third Time,
l:i3 3D.
Fifth racc-selllng. six furlorg- Cock
ade DOS Doggett, TO D first, uereint
second. Mldgeley third. Time, ll5 IT,
Sixth Uace-consOidtlon, one m.lc-bur
Jack Ol3, Simms, to l0 FIRST ~. kear-
ney second, Brambiette hlly third Time
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
gARyanD AID ConNELL COmrARED
Critics Think the Cambridge Team VIII
Score 20 Points.

NEW YORK, oct 26.-Both the Harvard
and Cornell eicycns arrived herc tonight,
ready for their game at Manhattan fltld
t,.nurroyy The Harvard eleven VIII
play its strongest men IN HE hiSt nan
and may have 10 keep Them IA lullaA me
second The line viii be made Lr 81
Emm,Is Monahan, MaCkIc, +. SnaN, y.
Shaw. Nntcre, and Arthur Brewer Back
81 the line Wren may play Vda' ~ WI
Washington and Gonterman at hht ana
Charley Brewer a fun back inc 'oF-
ncll team will be stronger tnai n the
came with Princeton week ago.
The demand FOR seats mas cN r"dti me
exufctations of the management and II
PERSONS will see the game. me College
managers have taken It step IN ne llEht
direction by limiting the All p'iFi'rEr
badges to eight for each coll 's" ms
win keep the usual crowd of graduates
and sclt-appointed coachers hehlnd the
ropes away from the side lines. Play
win he called at . O'Clock. and ;hc gates
viii be opened two hours earlier.
PENNSYLVANIA IS anxious 10 play 1T least
one game i'm this city before the season
closes Although il Is imppss.h BILE - meet
Harvard or Princeton here, he (lak"rS
are willing TO tackle the strong thNtn
of Brown University at Manhattan lie d
a week from Saturday. The bToWl team
~ the only one that has scored "@ihSt
Harvard this season, and for mat reason
alone should prove an attraction IN iftH.
II BOWn cannot pay tlloINS VIII '' lN''lt
q secure the Dartmouth or Williams COL
lcee team either Of which is strongly
mt together New oTkeTs have been
enabled TO see Harvard. Yale ana PuH -
ton this season, but they viii not he salts
fed until they have seen the Strongest
eleven Pennsylvania has had for several
years If the OuHkt,S an arrange UIe
proposed game. IT viii give the critics
something of d line on the 'iiaca.on-
Pennsylvania game, TO bc played AT Iren-
ton on November 10th.
ITHACA, oct. 2G-The Cornell eleven
INDUCED in light practice yesterday after
noon, the last they Will get before the
Harvard game There will he several
changes in the eleven. Joe Colon FaS
played such an excellent game NJ Euard
this week that ne will he ,ut ia Rogers
place, and Rogers moved - tat this
change Is certain. Rogers plays very
aggressive game at tackle cotton VIII
play opposite N1cke". or Harvard, and as
ne PLAYED against him two years a,o at
Springfield. MaCkcy Will have York cut
out for him II ne bcsts Joe colon Free
born has refused to play toot-nal any
more. ana either MCLaughFn or Biiiy
Wood will take his play; whichever 'al;es
his place. right tackle VIII )e he weakest
spot in the line. Back Of The me there
win he one charge. CHIP" NLson.
right half was injured IN pra,tinr, and
his place will he taken by eIth"r Nmmon
or Schumacher most probably SttIudt her,
who is Il South American, and plays with
n dash and fcarlessntSS which makes rim
a powerful back.
The impression here among S.tlcnts is
that Cornell viii put up a stronger game
against Harvard than on S'turlt y last,
and that the out pma Of the game ~ II be
IN Harvards favor by a small ,"argin
or tie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
MANN wan UIN1HE,IER5
4 Band OF White Csps Meet Their Water.
loo WAN tho 'Bluebills."

WASHINGTON, oct pa special from
Knoxville, Tenn, says. For TWO years
there has existed in Sewer county large
organization of white caps. They have
committed many ouJrases on ueieuceless
ciuztls, and especially women ana color
"a people. Some wecKs ago another gang
was organ Zed in opposition, when IS
known as 'Dluebills last night a body
Of white caps started out 10 DO man
who lives nv" miles from SevierNilie. II
happened that this man was a 'Dlu"blll,
and he hastily summoned his gang to-
cethcr. Ar.It twenty Of them secreted
themselves In Il uSe thickct Of laurel.
shortly before midnight they heard the
approach OF the viii =. caps. As they ap-
preached the tElcket the "blueblls' op-u-
ci fire with Wiuchcs.ors, and a pitched
battle ragged for a few minutes TWO
white caps. Laban Latham and John
Klbble. were killed ard several others
injured. The "hucbiis' lost one man,
Elithen Allen. "A prominent farmer. Two
or three others were badly wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
IHE AUPFOIK RACEs.
Bay WilISs. Won in the 2:iO Glass After
D. CHIT H'ats-1he Tournament

SUFFOLK, VA. oct. 26 Special. The
Suffolk Fair closed to-day with al, .t-
tt, ,,.,,.-....'. ~ 90 49,.
N"'"Ne P'oSi'"'I''' ana one OF inc
largest crowds ever seen here. As no
races were Grsis. ON vesteday they
wer concluded to-Gly as follows:
class 2.2o uotters and 2.22 PAGERS. The
POI - In the 2.w class five heats were
run yesterday, and II took three to-day
10 a,clde the race. ray Wikes being me-
2.26 and 81
,rha uostuouad ,.uuuiuo, r,ro was won
by Rhe, In 52l-2 hollywood second
lao EbiItor tbirI GrI, ono payy rg,a
vyas non fn-d,y L.frt, "a o.5- class. niIa
heats hasf .br.. n, nva mrs. y9lD SIX
I,a,' -. ,'a...ss ~, u 49, .b , fri.b
~. r,',,tF b..,t ,,..,. 9s,d L.,[,.."p II f.
g and Ntuie - tha summary being MS
f,Tt.us.
- - - D n 1 1. \.nIli. ID D
H., Il" ~ NJ D. - .. -
= = = Tin 9.5t - 30, Oh. ~
NJ - l., r., ,lnr ~ II.6r1.rI vag
ON, "a, tho fI,,y.s i'm tblaa races. and
Ia, rro,,or binIsalf "a co,npafaur official
and courteous and Recommendations gem
tleman
At y O'Clock a. tournament took place,
tho contestants ana POSITIONS d. u.'
finish being T. H. Birdson, oi court
land, knight OF st Elmo, hTst. Is9",'i
j. Ballard, OF SUFFOLK, KNIGHT OF =. NJ. ~
second; Robert r. Sebr.ll, or '."ItutHp.
knight OF CORTLAND, thlfd, r." SlI.,y
tlIlS, OF Exit hinShl OF EN'I, i't. 'l
Robert r. Ferguson, OF liLlI E'~u' ".
Orbit htth; IL; NJ. bdtt'h; u. ~
Wight county, knight OF ISL" OBJ ' t..,,,
SKIN. me IldtHE Wa VIZ, 49, ,rt.
tested, th.rG PrlHg seI,i'i ,o-pip6t
tournament Dan - ~ H. pi I.,.. "a ~
at ine ne" al ". LIZ .,,,r,. ,"., ~ brll-
i'Hud"l', "nn W '''''' 80
nance anu D'i"'s' nm
lhr lrutN DrrlhreH VII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Governor olcrrall at Big Barbecue.

FIG STONE, GAP, oct Special
Governor O'FerTail and Hon. James W.
Marshall spoke here to-day 70 between
three and four thousand people. Gov
eiuor O'Fcrrall was introduced by eN-
AttOrney-Geucral Ayers and made a re
markable speech. which captvated the
audience. The Governor paid a glowing
tribute 10 Virginia and her long list Of
illustrious sons, and closed with an eio-
quent pcOratiOn. Without a doubt the
Governor made one of the ablcst and
rest speeches OF his life He waxed 'lO-
quent, and paid a glorious tribute to H.
$. Is. Morrison. whom he said there was
not purcr or more able man IN the
United States.
"Cyclone' jim Marshall was then in
troduCed and proceeded 10 make a mas
terful speech. He was i'm fine trim and
discussed the issues IN argumentative
manner. He referred 10 the fact that
Walker had charged that he was sore
over MOrisons nomination, and said that
that sentiment was untrue, that he was
Tor him heart. soul and body.
Marshall made "A capital speech, and he
was accorded an ovation when he CON
cluded. This has been "a great day FOR
Democracy Morrison Will be elected by
large majority. There was beef and
soup at the barbecue for eight thous-
and.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
sBEEHAN UNDEH FIRE.
Mr.. Con-, However, Pals to Direo' y
ImpIicate the Commissioned.

NEW YORK, oct 2G-Pohce ConInlS-
sioner rShechan was the target again To-
day for Mir. COTS rapid fire guns ana
if not sensational, the evidence was de-
cidCdlv interesting. Mr., Shethan was &c
companied to the courtroom by ms
brother observation-disclosures SHeehdh,
who remained an interested spectator VI
the proceedings. ..
Under the long and protracted cross
examination when followed, the CoHllhlS-
siOncr several times httly refused TO an
swcr questions Oh tie ground that they
he'd no bearing on the police FRAUDS, the
legitimate WORK of the committee.
Af.cr the subject Of Long Island city
contracts had been thorougly gone over
bv Mr.. Goff. resulting in nothing direct
ly implicatirg Mr.. Shcchan, hut showing
a good deal by inference, took a jump
e. New York The question Of pooI-rooms
came up. and Mr. Shcehan testified that
he had Investigated those institutions by
asking several pool-room Keepers II they
had paid money for police protection, but
they had answered NO Mr.. Con then
asked Mr. Shcehan if he expected criml-
nal to come ana convict himself Mr..
Sheehan did not reply.
Mr. Shcelau was still on the stand
when an adjournment was taken TINS
evening
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LDTIcs FOR THH GIRL.
Katie Harris. Nurse, Hns Something 10 say
ah,pt Rack. and Grf.

Dear Mr.. Editor: l see. in your -, 9ut ~
day paper n little piece Whal sos ~
thinkin' consd able. lndeeu ,ir ae
strain o thoughts riz up III NY had talked
a soelI TO my granddaughter, Rosa, 1,o
said as how she thought II Iillt .,nnoo,,.bts
easier on her TO write down d,t ,l,e No more
The niece what upset me SO were 'i'''
nice little piece about backs. -. ,,io,,o
II Won recollec' Mr.. Editor, thaI ptCe
advised all o. the girls TO sli 'h I'm 6rst
backs an have airs. Wei, tue ~
thought that riz up i'm my nina "etr' , Sl%I
whoever IL were gvin o Glris any {,,
advice as that, didn' know EN- Ilh liz
does. Why, sir, most tne 4 r. horks an
across seems to me 10 he al pdCKS a..
airs, When does you ever see 8irI lto N
a-days whar ken do sohd g iH, ,y,n%
of any kind an not let other lo Ins ~
oba's cot a back? II she blongs TO ne
dancin kin an goes TO par,S, tban
he Ike 10 hear more o her pack IMAM
YOU will o. the frOlic mex day', VIII "
mornin' spent in oI-fa'hlOned MUS,
ciaanin' would give her back enough -
last fur week, some on EN- GUS ~
weak back only. them what nave PACKS
an airs don't mostly do no house-WoLk.
/ was comm home from the couil,s
a few days ago. an when the KyaI0 SUI
ar Hon Air a smart lOokin' young glr!
got aboard. She want bad lookIn an
had a ra'al healthy color In her CheekS'
but | see 20 Onct that somethlh were
wrong Tllr she ifl lFl h'tt.A ~ ''''
an give sech wrIgGlegs an jerks as she
walked that IL were painful TO see nee.
I had bin To git some water, an comm
long back met her in the aisle. ie.t
we met up together an saws 20 her m
ra'al motherly ancents. You seem To De
ailin' Whar hurts YOU she q me
Gurus sort LOOK . an (eriHed hGr nan
could think which would do her the
mos good Pon's EXtrac' or salvation
lie. the kyars started of an ! had 10
ketch myself TO keep from falIln an
when | got steady on my feet agln she
had gone through 10 the back kyar, SO
| had to give II up. ,. ..
see her an another girl wal1in' np
from the depot though. an the otA'r
one wriggled JUS the same way, so
come TO the conclusion II mus b" a
disease whar had broke out I'm Rom %
while were gone; some o. them I,arl'Ir
things the doctors is 50 fraid OF, mos
Now I meet girls an likewise wimmon
ey'ry day what seems TO have backs, but,
Mr. Editor, they the kinds ua'n9
mostly whar's lackin, in bone, an ~ II
'Uears like to me-beln' nurse an Hedl-
in lot o. wimmen 0lkewise mem com.
plain-that what the girls need Is not
backs an airs. but more backbone an
steady, for'red movement '9uPpoSlu i.e
,novenIent 10 be IN the right dire ton, 10
he sho, Backbone sir Ihat Whlt tnr
y,ip,uan an Lord save EN-. some % INC
men too, lack in these DAYS an lntt u
never do no work nor mount 10 H.,
in I'm this worl" tell they hnds out Whai ;
ailln' of EN- an gifts the rcmedy TlII;
the y 'c,olmmones' chicken whar ever was
Matched has got sense .m33IIEm liI go
n, weak back when that weakness is
OWN 20 lack o bone. In other WORDS the
acrumulatlon o. grit will. arter awhile
turn itsef into fhst-''aSS ha'N u"1'''
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
LIE w1NNrns Ar NAsrvnLr.

NASHVILLE. TENN. oct -5.-Three
favoritss. "a second choice. and L 70
shot won me races az CUMBERLAND Park
to-day The weather was threatening,
and the attendance small The track
was fast. however. and the books were
kept pretty busy. rho surprise OF the
day developed iu the first race when In
commole % rank outside, Won easily from
the hcavly-pIayod fav0ute, Denver sum
mari.S.
First race, five furlours.- IncommoIe
rs. Price y 10 - urst. Denver second,
Blake third TIM 1893
Second race. four and oHe-half furlongs
collins 90, Newson. to - first. Stark
second. Brevity third Time 10 -
Third race seven frlougs .-Icnsprinz
,J6 Newson. 3 TO 81 first, Eosem0ud
second. Diamond Dick third. Tine. l}U.
Fourth race, five furl0ngs. -Parquet C2,
Newson. s 10 - FIRST. NIetropole second,
Topic third. Time. 1901 81.
Fifth race, six and One-half furl0ugs -
Henry Jenkins ll) Freeman, 4 20 81 rirst.
Sly L!son second. Cyrus third. Time,
:22 IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
HLRVEN MTNEES ENIOMBED.
Tho Rsscusrs Hard At Work Under EH-
treme Difficulty aud Danger.

IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH, oct. 2G.-
one man was instantly killed and eleven
others were entombed alive in the Pewa-
bic. min, yesterday. the accident Was
due to the collapse Of the sandstone
which rooted the room on the fourth
level, where the men were at work. All
the men That can find room to WORK
have been making herCulean efforts 10
rescue the cntomDed miners. Some of
them are still alive. perhaps ALL as they
have communicated with their rescucrs
by tapping with hammers on the stone
barTicade that cuts them of from free
dom. They will probably be reached
tonight The work is one Of extreme
ditlculty and danger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

HARTFORD. CONN. oct. 2i.-J. Allen
Francis, teller OF the city Bank OF Hart
ford since lsJG rs a dcfaulter for about
lie makes no explanation of his Use OF
the stolen funds The American Surety
Company is on his bond for $1,000 and
he has turned over few thouslnl dollars.
SO that the bank will not lose over $1,000.
IL has a capital of $1,000, and It's net
surplus after deducting the entire deta'-
cation. amounts 10 SljSWo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Had No Ounrnm-

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Committee on Fire Department was to
haze been held last evening in room No.
y of the City Hall, but MeSsrs. Gunst
chairman, Hardwicke, and Deaue were
the only members who put in an ap-
pearance. Owing 10 the lack OF a quo
rum no business could be transacted
Another attempt TO secure a quorum will
be made next Monday evening at $50
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Senator Hunfon at Suffolk.

SUFFOLK, VA, oct. 26.-Spccial.-MaJ;
II. ". Hunton. Senator Eppa Hunton and
Hon y. Gardiner tyler addressed the
people Of suffolk at the city Hall to-
night They exposed the fallacies Of the
arguments Of the Republicans, and showed
them up in their true light The presence
OF senator Hunton here does not mean
this county is doubtful. but simply an me
creased Democratic majority from NanSe-
mond is desired. democrats are awe,
and the skies grow brighter Tor large
maiOrity as election day approaches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

NEW YORK, oct 25.-The Cunarder
Lucania to-day made d new record Tor
the westward voyage-iiye days. seven
hours and twenty-three minutes. being
twenty-five minutes better than the pre-
ViOus best record also her own.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

MEMPHIS. TENN. rct. 26-Henry
Billings. Jack Billings Spruce Billings,
and James Street, members OF gang or
white clppcIS, who have committed many
outrases In Upton county, were found
guilty al Coyington to-day and given
terms IN the pcnitertiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
transacted Routine business.

The Committee on St Johns Buryinc
Ground met last evening at S O'Clock
in the little Office near st. Johns church
and transacted the usual amount of
routine business. The usual number of
bills were ordered TO be paid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Cahie BreyitLeS.

The Temps Rome correspondent says
the Pope is DESTROYS Of the continued
publication Of the Moniteur De Rome,
qutrce Of the exclusion from Italy OF
Editor Boegn. for publishing articles Of
lenslNe % the G0Nernment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
A BIG MEETING At SHESdNDoAH.
Mr.. Carter Louthan, n Republican, Loses
IIis way In The Mnmn'Rins.

LURAY, VA. oct Special.-A large
and enthusiastic mass meeting of Demo-
Gratis was held at Shenandoah. this coun-
ty, to-day. Hon. ". K. Alexander, OF
speeches, which was received with rounds
Of applause. He was followed by Hon.
II. NJ. Downin-, Of Front Royal, VINO
clearly demonstrated the abuse Of Office
by the Republicans and showed that that
party was clearly responsible for the
present hard times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Hastings Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
John II. Ingram, OF Manchester. presided
IN the absence OF Judge $. b. Witt. The
eases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
Stole fif.y Hams

The police arrested last night a negro
named Patrick Boiling. charged with
stealing hams from Armour q Co. nv
taking one or two at a time he succeeded
in getting away with about fifty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

Dir. r. l.. McMurran, a prominent ply
sician OF Portsmouth. Va, is In the city,
the guest OF his uncle. Mr.. William l..
Royal. OF west Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

y -
grand playing gave
the wise Washing
tonians I h g ] T
moneys worth at
to-day's football
game between the
University OF Viz
ginla and the Uni
versity OF Penn
sylyania. At half
past 3. when the
game was called,
fully one thousa no
shouted Tor
both teams. ! Nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

The report in The Times yesterday Of
the sudden death OF the man named
helly said that 1t occurred I'm Hulcher's
bar-rOom. This was an error, as the
man died in a bar on the next square.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
AccIDrNr 70 VIZ. LorTnAx.

Several tclegrams have been received at
this place making inquiries as TO the
whereabouts OF Mr. Carter NJ Louthdn.
Of Madison, who spoke at this place last
Monday, but nothing was known here eX-
cept that he left this place last Tuesday
morning 10 fill political appointment at
Nether's Mil, in Madison.
Late this evening word was brought 10
Luray that AIR. Louthan. who had left
on horseback and by a short route over
the Blue Ridge. HAD lost his way, and IN
wandering around for two days ana
nights with a sprained ankle was at last
found by Mr.. Jacob SONS and conveyed
10 the home OF Mr. Noah SONS where
IL is hoped ne may soon recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

This is Iegistration-day. Unless you
get your trar sfe.' to-day you cannot Vote
at the coming election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

Mrs Dix-"Don't you find 1t awfully
hard TO get domestic help?"
Mrs Hicks-"Neyer tried IL; take up
with the imported
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

The Portuguese say that no man can be
good husband who does not eat a good
breakfast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

This is registration-day. Unless YOU
get your trar sfer to-day you cannot vote
at the coming election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

Only FIVE printing presses are used in
Iceland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27
VIRGINIA'S FINE WORK.
HER FOOTBALL PLAYERS SCORE
AGAINST TIE BEA Wy QUAKERS,
Besides Keeping Them Dow" TO 1oor-
teen Poinis-'yarsities Koooco OF
Touehdswn by tho Referee.

Washington. d. C.. oct Especial.