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The sun., 1894-09-17
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Husbaad and WHO KIu Themselves Ia Their
Rooms with CArbOlIe Acid.

BUFFALO, Sept. l6.-SOme time during the
twenty -four hours following o'clock Saturday
morning. Andrew Pogaktza and his wife johann
ma killed themselves in their rooms Al 23i Peck
ham street. The smell OF eaTbOlio acid apprised
their neighbOrs Of the tragedy at O'Clock this
morning. Their landlord opened their room
and found the bOdies-that Of the man on the
floor and the woman's in bed. The bodies were
sent TO the morgue. Poverty and illness arc
given AS the cause.
The sun., 1894-09-17

NEW HAyES, sept l6.- bartlett Arkell, Yale.
80, reports To the track athletic eOachers that
ho has found phenomenal sprinter who will
enter the coming freshman class. The future
wonder Is named davis, and halls from .
Gently he covered 100 yards in 10 seconds hAL
without special preparation At present DAVi5
= training for the Yale entranes tzAniaa i0nS.
The sun., 1894-09-17
KIlrHIA wan sseSAA ALurpAy.

BALTnoEE sept l0.-Johnny Murphy. the Boston
bantam, who will light Billy PlimmeT the EnEiish lad
for the championship OF the world, purse OF % 500
and side bot Of 81 600, has been In active training
here for two weeks under the personal direction Of
Jake kilIain Murphy and his training party will leave
for New Orleans next Thursday. kllraln will bs Ia
charge aVd viii Glso second the little fellow. The
ATtlcles Of agreement call for nnlsh nsht weigh In
weighs 81 pounds He d In the plnk of condition
and cOnndenf Of suocesA Kuraln says: have never
seconded = loser IN my NE, And 4 doaT Ihlnk I'm
EoiAg 10 begin with Murphy"
The sun., 1894-09-17
Forty Cr..e.nt kicker. on q. FIELD.

Forty candidates for the Crescent A. C.s football
team presented themselves at Bay Ridge Saturday.
ExCapt Harry Beecher. who will coach the men. was
present, as was Duncan Edwards and william Ford.
who will assist In the coaching Among the candidates
were Pratt. White, Zimmerman, Rasomes Fauss,
yesup, Quill Neugak. Crowei Goodwin Baldwin,
fish, Owens Robertson, ,Worden, Mehrkus and Others
The men practised passing falling the ball. tack
with the material on hand and expect to turn out
strong eleyen. The men will train every afternoon
best players will be chosen for the nrst team.
The sun., 1894-09-17
Sleepy Hollow TEAM. Club. Tourney.

The sleepy Hollow Tennis clubs open tourney was
finished Saturday expected the ladies' singles
going over until to-day. The summary:
Mens Doubles-SeminnalR Round; Edwin p. Fischer,
West Side T. C. aud Granville Burr, Hamilton T. c..
heat oyIedo N; BosIN ick; West side J; c. aud Ray
mond u. ThurbeT. Kings County i. O., IS, O..
Final ROuni-W. Gordon Parker, West Side 7. O.,
aud j. Parnsiy Parrt lenox 7, e., beat Edwin =.
Fischer West Side 4. O.. and Granville l. Burr Ham
ntuu n. C.. - =, d ;. "a, 81.
Mixed laublrs-FlnAl hounds OvietO NJ, BOstNick
auI Miss lAusuu beat Calhoun CTAgin and Mrs. Con
rad, 20, 80, o, Ga, ll-e.
The sun., 1894-09-17
Toura.y OF the KsleL.rsosEs sr Tsa.Is CIus

Edward NJ smith appears TO have nrst mortgage
on frst place In the fall tennis tournament Of the
KnlckerbOCker Tennis club which was continued sat
urday afternoon the grounds Of the club Gt 4Oth
street ahl Brook aVrnur. The scores.
Mems singics Ruhgrt 81, Cole o,Nt Z, stevens, JI,
Se q; g. M smith beat A. b Hau. JT., O-l 80:
;, NJ, smith beat Z Stevens. IT, Z. % A: g Post,
hsan Emery . 8 o; j. Kesrnsy beat Walter AiL-
Lunse, f-j g ~ j. KeArney brat A. e. Pustsy, a.
~ "a; J. kearney bsat r. Steyens, II, > 8, o-l;
Robert NJ, Cole beat J. keaTney, 7-5, 40 SO; J.
keaTney beat ChATlea W. Chadwick, 0-S B-L
The sun., 1894-09-17
LsEsrts wIas ths East Orange RAaSIsrs'
nSAa KAes.

oKANaE, sept. l6--Ths East Orange RAmblsns held
an eighteen mile road race yesterday afternoon
the course from AcCabes Hotel IN Central avenue 70
Centre street. ~ south Orange avenue 10 hunn ave
nue., - Ceatr4l avenue 70 starting POINT 1he route
Non the race In % minutes ~ seeond1 actual uma u
~ beRnett seratch Nas sscoAd And A. ,. ~ Edsardl.
The sun., 1894-09-17
KiSksEs 81 ths sSatk Oraaks FIsIG CIuS -
FrAstles.

sorrH oRASoE, sept. l6.-Ths nrst football eleven OF
the south orange Field Club had practice game yes
leriaJ afternoon rhs boys showed up we'll The
t9iinMlns game5 have been scheduled; sept 20.
foig tseAEies % bFooklyn, at south OrAAge OcL 30
Honlet1II a. = AZ s2qth oraAse; koE. ~ hon telzlF
nela FEiAcetoa TRiEsFzity And stsTaaI Inidests
The sun., 1894-09-17
TIE CHESS MASTERS AT LEIPs1c.
How che First Game. In the Late Tourns-
meat Were Yves snd Lost

Last Saturdays mail brought the FIRST batch
OF games played in the international chess mas
tors tournament At Leipsic. The winners were
Tarrssoh, Lipke C2), Blackburne. and that young
and rising player, Teichmann. The gamesi
The sun., 1894-09-17

The for the Gaelic football mponship
continued yesterday afternoon at wailace' Ridge
wood Park. There two contests, the nrst being
between the o'Briens and sarsneids. The o'Rriens
won by goal and points 70 1 goal and g points
kicked the goal for the sarsnelds. Tho teams were
The sun., 1894-09-17

OF time Kt-QR4.
(bl 2. P-C X was necessary now.
lc Suechting labored under the hailucination that
white must reply 10. Kt 4 Kt, whereupon f6. BIB
follows. The game proceeded for additional
moves, when Suechting had TO resign
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IN THE SHAODER.

I'm a settin. in the shadder,
Down in the medder lane,
An my hearts a feelin' sadder
tz | lissen to the strain
Ov the boberlink. q singin'
Like his heart was fun ov glee,
While memory Is a stingin'
Me, jist like q bumblebee.
Long years ago we sot here,
My Mary Jane an' me,
An fioer, nicer lookin' pair
You'd sea- cely ever see
We'd meet here in the evenin'-
Next night we'd come again,
But now I'm sore q grieviD,'
An all fer Nary Jane.
faint because she died aud lett me,
She didn't go that way.
Fer If death had bereft me,
I'd not hev much to say.
But sbe left me in the winter
When the jays begin to sing
Then she writ me she's goin' ter
Git married in the spring.
So Pm a settin' in the shadder,
Ov the maple in the lane.
An my heart n feelin sadder
Fer she never came again.
An winters c. ased the summer
More'n twent. times away,
Since Marv Iaps. = e lett me
On oerNnber DAY.
q. ~. .ssrasoD in Cincinnati Tribune
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GREAT REVIVAL IN WASH lSsroS
Rev. Presley. ExEMinister to Africa
H0lds Forth In Zion Baptist
Church.

WASHINGTON, d. c. April, 3rd o.
Raw. j. IL. Presley, the Evangelist
has conducted a Revival In che Zion
Baptist Church, +. st. S. w. since
the first of January last 1894, and
never In the history OF the Church,
has such great work been done as
now. Every night the Church was
crowded, and hundreds were turned
awa/. He preached SUCCESSFULLY for
40 nights and he had some very
hard sinners to preach to, but he,
like Paul, preached the Gospel and
there were many conversions. 256
candidates talked and were received.
Rev. W. j. Howard, the Pastor of
the Church baptised II on the 28th
of January and again on the 25th OF
February baptised 81, and on March
25th 1894 baptised 81, making to
tai baptised up to date 191. Receive
ed by Letters, Experience, and other
wise 81. The total number added
to the Church during this Reviva
was 218. The Church is In excel
lent condition. The Pastor and dee
cons deserve great credit for th,
splendid work. The Rev. PRESLEY
conducted the Revival very INTEL
gently. The Zion Baptist Church i
hurting fglad and welcome tiding t.
the sinners. Nay God speed the da.
onward when men will bow to tn
mild sceptre of the Lord as this yea
is a year of Jubilee.
The Evangelist, Rev. j. H. Presle
is held In high esteem by Officer
Pastors, and Members of sal
+ Church. There are sixty FIVE ca
dldates to be baptised yet.
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
A Revival in Progress - Disastrous
Fire-President Browne Speaks.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 2 '94 |
To the Editor of the Richmond |
PLANET-Dear Sir:
Rev. w. NJ. Robinson, Pastor of |
Shiloh Church New Site) Is conduct |
ing q revival meeting and was ably
assisted by Rev. Wales of Gordons-
VILE during last week. Fifty eight
persons bowed at the anxious
seat and several of them have pro-
fessed religion. Mourners are in
creasiDg and a great deal of good
will no doubt be derived from the
meeting. On the Goth inst. de-
structive fire was witnessed by those
In the vicinity of Shiloh New Site.
The dwellings owned by Daniel Fraz
Ter ST., and Mrs. Josephine Bland sit
uated on 9th st. near G.. street. were
swept away. Samuel Kelum's house
had q narrow escape, the gable end
nearest to the fire was damaged to
the amt $500. These are the hous-
es formerly owned by r. w. Wright
and Mrs. Jane Wright. the widow Of
Washington Wright The losses
are fully covered by insurance and
no one was hurt. w. w. Browne G.
w. NJ. of u o. of the t. r., the color
ed Financier and President of the L.
r. Band (better knaXn here as True
Reformer Brown walked up the COL
ored people of the old Burg on
Thursday night goth ult. with
one of those elegant lectures of his
on True Reformerism and Finance.
This Lecture was delivered In the
Il lower room of the Shiloh Baptist
Church told site). A large crowd
was out and received the lecture as a
great treat. Among those who oc'
cupied prominent seats were Rev. j.
r. Brown. Pastor of said Church
Rev. r. ii. Lucas, Stapleton Miller
Spencer Lewis, member of the firm o.
lewis Bros. David Ennis, the livery
man. James Wormley, Lit. Washing
ton, Waverly Alsop, Sergt. j. ID
r .Iohnson. and Jessie Collins. Th'
Baltimore M. E Conference met her
? on Wednesday 2Sth and are in SEES
sion vet. Both of the Shiloh's pulpit
are filled by members OF the Confer
= ence and our Baptist friends wer
d treated to four elegant sermons du
o ing Sundays Services. Mr.. VIM
n Jackson of Richmond Is here with u
n at present with view to establish
: ing a division headquarters OF L. Il
. VIC. Holmes, age 20, who went t
:. the Hospital in Washington Marcl
10th. under treatment OF physician
r. returned to his home across the Riv
IS er on Friday 3Oth apparently benz
e flied by the trip. After resting awhil
o he attempted to walk across tn
le room floor, W hen he suddenly fe
= and died In a short time. The tune
~ al services were conducted by Rev
~ s. Lucas at Little Shiloh Falmouth
L. G. g.
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mANCHEsrRR NOTES.

The First Baptist Church was again
thronged with sorrowing hearts on Fri
day March 30th in the consequence OF
death of MIR. John A. Hickman who after
a long and protracted illness departed
this life March 2cth. Rev. A. Binga. Jr.,
ID. D., as is his custom in admonishing
the living rather than the dead preached
on this occasion a very feeling sermon.
rhe deceased was a member of the First
Baptist Church and had been for more
than 20 years. He leaves a widow and
six children, mother, two brothers and
two sisters and a host of friends. He
was a member OF Evergreen Lodge, No.
1888, q. u. .. y. F., and also OF the En-
dowment Association and insurance feat
ure of the order. J. H. Cunningham, of
ficiated as funeral director.
Our people it seems are becoming
great sufferers by the fires we have had
recently. Again on Wednesday before
last our section was visited with con-
fiagration. Messrs Albert Meekins. Isaac
Lee, Emmett Powell. and Spencer Clai.
lsorne's residences were totally DESTROY
ed by the flames. Mr.. Meekins lost
everything that he had, while Mr.. Lee
bad to be borne away in his bed, he
being very Ill at the time.
The Fair aud Concert given at the
First Baptist Church under the auspices
OF the Earnest Workers was a success.
The prizes offered by the Society and
Mr.. Farley the leading photographer Oi
Richmond was successfully conteeted for
by Misses Bertha Hughs and Ida M. Bin
ga. The former to receive a very large
doll and the latter to receive q large pic
ture. life sized crayon. Miss Binga as a
result sold $3.50 worth of tickets and
Miss Bertha Hughs $4.25 worth. We
would that space would permit the
names of all who sold tickets. Miss
Amanda A. johnson sold 80 90 worth.
Sherwoods Orphan Band paraded the
streetsson Wednesday 4th inst and also
gave a concert .at Gibbs Opera Hous'
for the benefit OF the Y. NJ. G. A. Quit
large number was in attendance Th
revival meetings are being held at tn
First Church and many anxious seeker
are inquiring the way of life and salva
ton. Rev. I. III. johnson the revivalis
is assisting DR.. Bipga and his congrega
ton. Forty souls were up for prayer
Wednesday night, Apr. 4th Rev. John
son preached from Luke 10Th chapte
=. | 9Th verse, " Make haste, and com
down. The elder declared that b
would come in the midst of us liz "
only would continue in prayer. And
some one did not profess Christ to-nigh
"wednesday it was the first time in hi
history of preaching, and especial
when he had been informed and directe
by the spirit to preach this text. 1h
result came near his concluding r
marks. A young girl came forward pre-
= claiming the name OF Christ,
&c Mr.. John Baker is detained at hon
II by sickness. But we are glad to say
e is improving.
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II edmond, FREDERICKSBURG
ID AND POTOMAC RAlLRoAD-Schedule
commencingJAN. 2S, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
Except sunday. stops at Elba
and local stations. Arrives al
Washington at l26l 2. M. Balti-
more. III p. M. Philadelphia S:4i
p M: Now York 6.2S +. N
e.kO NJ New York and Florida Special, all
PuIlm an, y est b uled-cars, leaves Byrd
street station daily. except Monday
No extra charge other than usual
Pullman fare.
1900 noon. leaves Byrd-street Station daily
~ stops at Elba Ashland boswell
Milford. Frederickburg, Brook.
and Whitewater. Arrives at
Washington at $40 p. M, Balti-
| more, ga p. M: Philadelphia
| 7.49 +. M; New York. 1O.Ss Pm
| Also connects at Washington With
the Congressional Limited tall
Pullman Parlor cars and Penn
sylvanla railroad Dining cars)
| leaving at 400 p. m daily
arriving at Baltimore 4.64 p. M.
and New York - OS D. m
| 1Ib p M. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
| slccDing-car Richmond to Newly orb
and Washington TO philadelphia
i stops Ut Elba Ashland, Dos
| brooke ana Widewatsr. stops 4
other stations sundays. Ar
II rivss at Washington lilo T. NJ:
! -.;ai ss.s. A. zE..Eaw ork. s;5S A. !
II aoAu arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
II stops at Wide ter, Brooke
Fredericksburg. Milford. boswell As
II land and ElDa. stops at other sta
; tioRs on Sundays. Leaves Wash
lngton at 400 A. M
: arrfv es ct Byrd-Street Station ID
fv stops At Wide Water, brook
I'll Fredericksburg. Milford, Ashland
DosWelland ElDa. Leaves flashing
son at 1857 A a..
ii 1,xpm arrives at Byrd-Street Station dan
= ''~ 9tope at Fredericksburg, Mi
ford, DoswIl. and Ashland. Pullma
cars from New York w ashlngto
Leaves Washington S.46 Z. M. DOs
not stop at Elba.
| o. N arrives at Byrd-Street Street dali,
'' Leaves Washington at 4:52 p.
Etops at ElDa and local station
Pulim an Car fr ON Washington
oopM New York and Florida special, 6
Pullman Vestibuleo cars, arrives
Byrd-Street daily, except Sunda
No extra charge, other than usu
Pullman fare.
DISTINGUISHING ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
a hoopN leaves Byrd-Street station. Arriv
at krederick sburg at 6.33 p. M
ga NJ arrives at Byrd-Street Static
Leaves fredericksburg at 500
ASHLAND TRAINS.
b Daily except Sunday.
Gas A. M. leaves Eioa. Arrives ae ASni@nu
s2OP.M., leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
7.67 p. M.
sAA.M., arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashiand
sMP.M. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland
b.ls p. M.
il O. TAYLOR, Trafnc Manat
EFT ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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The train A. ~, y Ait1-s rud at
Norfolk at 4 r. Al are eolt. tralps q
two points. and passengers go tk.~ -t+
change OF cars
Trains leaving Richmond at A. NJ. and IL ~
r. NJ. and arriving 1t Richmond at $50 A NJ
and 7.30 p. NJ, make close connection at Peters
burg to aud from Farmvilie. iynchburg and
west.
r. NJ. SULLH, Superintendent.
e. T. ID. MYERs; General Superintendent
TN. EhMERs0N Traffic Manager.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
EFFECTIVE Jan. IA, 1894.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoA D-sTREE
$50 An. Daily. With Pullman for local sta
lions. Newport News. Old Poi
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
500 p. NJ. DAILY. with Parlor Cantor localsta-
tons. Newport News. Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
7(6 A. n. Local train. except SundSy. for
Clifton Forge Connects at Cord
svtlle for Washington at Virginia
Midland Junction for Lynchburg
at Basic for .Hagerstown and at
stanton for Winchester.
400 p. N The Cincinnati end St Louis Lin
tied. daily. with Parlor Car q
Gordonsvfle aud Pullman SLEEP
er Gcrdonsvtlle to Cincinnati
and st. Louis ) ops only at Inn
nortant stations.
$50 p. N. Local train. except Sunday. Ae
commodation for avlottesville.
1000 p. N. DAILY for Cincinnati with Pullman
F.Fv. to Hinton alc GorcOnsv 1
TO Cincinnati and Louisville
Dining-car Washington TO Ciucin
natl. Connects at Covington. Va.
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served on dining-csrs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-STREET STATION
800 A. N. Daily. with Palace-car for l. xinetoi
Lynchburg and Clifton Forge. Cor
meets. except Sunday. for Arvonia
4.S0 p. NJ. Except Sunday, Accommodation 70
Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND. BROAr
STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
1l.s0 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
400 P. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and Louis
s.sOP. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and old Point
las r. M Except Sunday, from Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-STREETSTA TIOr
s.l5 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from Columbia
600 p. n. Daily, from Lynchburg and Clifton
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division Passenger ARtni
Az e HRE n>k~FJoaak - "A n
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land Opposed TO the Income Tax
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DemOcrats-Wr. Taylor
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Passenger aecomm odations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Including meals and
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