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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
WITH the Ntyal Reserve,

when we are Off on the ship for prac-
tlce during the summer" said my friend
I'VE get lots OF fun out OF lie. While on
watch Ne 20 around amongst the sailors
and pet acquainted, and talk Of matters
nautical.
zone day just after we had taken on
board the members of the New YORK
Reserve. 1 asked one Of the old tars how
he liked our new friends.
Don't like 'em at all. he said. They
won't talk with you. nor do anything but
20 around with their heads up. as II they
bossed the whole affair. But now with
you Boston feilers it's different We like
you hrst-rate: you aren't so stuck up.
I'm ten yOu Jest how n is he added
cOniidentially. Them New Workers is gem
tlemen.' From the "EiitOr's Drawer,
in Harpcrs Magazine for September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

original franchise was passed at ,in ne
oct for such enterprises, and before sur
ficient funds were procured the FRANCHISE
expired by limitation ....,,.
BuiIding operations In Charlottesvlile
are very active. The "hard tunes, y,
which SO much IL heard. has not checked
this form Of progress. IT,,
The reorganization OF the Piedmont I'M
proyement and Construction Company
was accomplished to-day; as ioiiows NJ r.
q. Troy, general manager, secretary aiT'
treasurer: Joseph Il. Willard. Charlcs =
Cary, DR.. G. A. Max: Whiele. i. II. foiu'
Charles l.. RufIln. directors. cha
The company has on hand much OF t1e
material necessary for Its electric iai -,
wav line This viii be Immediately pua ~
Mace and the remainder purchaxeu nil
the work OF constructing the '''e W."
commence al once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
CAMPAIGN IN TINE FIFTH.
Mr. Swanson and Mr.. Cornett In Joint Dis
cussion at Floyd CourhOuse

DANVILLE, VA, Aug. &.-Special.-
This was Patrick County Court day at
Stuart. and very large crowd was in
attendance, IL being known far and near
that Claude A. Swanson. Democrat and
q. w. Cornett. Republican, would be
on hand to open the congressional cam
paign in the Fifth district. The discus
sion between these two candidates com
menced at II 80 and continued until 2
O'clock Swanson was the first speaker
and from the start ii was manifest that
the enthusiasm In the crowd was on his
side. Cornett did very well. but the tide
was against him. and Swansons friends
claim a big victory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
OTHER MATTERS.
Walter Garner Takes Fatal Dose OF Laud-
anum-state FARM.

WELDON. y. G., Aug. 2S.-Special.-The
little town Of Garysburg. two miles north
~ this place. was greatly shocked yes
do, vben Mr.. Walter Garner. a promi-
nom Young man OF that Gown, committed
suicide by taking about two, ounces Of
iaudanum. He lived several hours after
drinking the laudanum, ana stated ihat
drinkinR and grew respondent.
VI Governor Carr and Superntendent
seaza. OF the State penitentiary' arrived .
here to-day. and, accompanied by Dr'
d }'rGg out ut TO inspect the state farms on
I'g river. The crops on these farms
are the finest ever known In this sec
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
A Vivid Description.

Old John was shoemaker, an Irish
man. aud an ardent admirer OF the Duke
OF Wellington. To describe the battle OF
waterloo was his chief pleasure. He
always wound up the narrative. sitting
with his hammer poised. his spactacIos
pushed PACK on his forehead. and his
Enthusiasm, with the words: An IN,
Duke seq sez he. Up. Gyards, an ar
em' an wid that. simultaneously. ar
me zane u'ee. all to cncet. The Gyards
uppea an atted az EN-. An that settled
~ FROM the EDITORS Drawer" In
Asrpers Magazine for September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
nraTH or RBH. DIR UiLLfIMs
ror,v- Three Years Pastor OF the First
unnilst Church. EnltIf1Orc.

CHAPEL HILL. VA, Aug. %.-SPec'd''
DR.. J. w. NJ. Williams, pastor OF the
First Baptist church Of Baltimore ma,
a,od bore to-day at y o'clock. lie had
been in feeble health for son some m2psef
DIV ra ~ from heart trouble. Dr.
S9 i;,i resui', vas a native Of Norfolk. Va
bur ' f5r forty-three years has been pastor
of the First Baptist church OF bal tth lie
lie was spending the summer WIFI MS
aaugbter Mrs. Professor Gore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
rHE coRoYrR wITNEssFD THE TRAY.
dTEI4S JRAG ED.
a Doctor Accidentally wounds His child
and Then Kills IT Ia Eud It's Snf1erings.

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Aug. IS
Last night Or. Anderson. a New York ply
sician. who has been here for three
weeks. shot his three-year-old child ac-
cidentaily. and then killed IT to end its
misery The Doctor and his wife have
been very nervous about burglars, ana
hearing q door Creak, the father got up,
and with cooked revolver went into the
chiIdren's room. but saw no one: He
polted his little nephew and son with the
pistol 90 cause them to turn over when
he weapon went off accidentally, the
ball entering the child's side. The father
then put the pistol TO the wounded child's
head and pulled the trigger. He said the
wound was fatal and he could not bear 10
see the little one suffer. lie is under ar
rest and almost. IN not quite insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
Origin OF the Ciydesdales.

The Clydesdalss. perhaps the horses
most highly esteemed by farmers, espec-
districts bordering on the Clyde, and
owe their origin To one OF the Dukes OF
hamilton who crossed some OF his best
Lanark mare with stations he imported
from Flanders. This breed IS conspicuous
for It's high courage, gcuytty, and en-
durance. Several years ago the late Gen.
Peel told me how successful ne had been
In mating his thoroughbred Toxophyllte
with Clydesdale mares.
when you use" said he, "a thorough
bred for draft mares. always use biggest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
Drxru OFMns. KATE c. sMYTHE.
VIII. OF tho u. 8. Minis,er to Hayt'-"eI
End WA Unexpected.

Kate Campbell smythe. wife , OF Mr., "a a.
~ n" ana nd San domingo, died here this
@Snqs ,3,Hy NJ yq Tas S Of sss and 'd'a
WiS a w., In nerfect health. She spent last
w %snier reV with her husband ip the W est
WILL yhis snd enjoyed the gay Partisan HE
At port Au Prince and other cities Giles nv
Mrs smytne as uni nniVe ssd and ni'0 sudden
an ~ viii prove a shock to many friends
~ his state and In the West Indies
~ she was a favorite in the best cir
cles. $1,000, f.~, Tho p,esbv
-, cburch AT Tazewel tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
nnhone,s Two Oplnlons.

General Malone is still here. lie is as
much opposed 10 the running Of Repub-
lican candidates for Congress IN virginia
this fan as ever. and thinks few or none
Of them will be elected. Inc General
also thinks that his lot Is the best posi-
bic one for the site OF the proposed new
Government printing Office. will make a
fight for IL al the next session, says II
Is cheaper than any other and believes he
viii yet win.-W Washington letter in Alex
andria Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
TUCKER AND YOST MEET.
rasr HAVE a sECoSD JOINT DIS
CUSHION.
NJ svsnson Divides Time with Cornsst ~
FLOYD @. H.-Other Political Meet
fnxs Yesterday.

FORK UNION. VA, Aug. %.-specah-
Messrs Tucker and Nost. respectively
democratic and Republican nominees Tor
Congress from the Tenth district ad-
dressed a large crowd of voters yestef-
day court day. at Palmyra. Mr. fost
,resented mis- side with ability, but the
crowd were clearly not IN sympathy with
his tarin views. and when Mr.. Tucker
showed up his record in pension iegisla-
ton he as badly hacked Mr.. Tucker mas
magnetic power over crowd, ana ai ,s
his speech every Democrat felt that the
outlook for victory was very bright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
MR.. TYLER CARRIES NORFOLK.
Torty-Two Out of forty-five DO eRhtes-
Nomination elaine ed to be Assured.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 2S.-Special.-
Ward meetings were held ia this city to-
night h elect delegates to the Virginia
Beach congressional convention. Mr.. ~
Ter receives fOrty-two out Of tOrty-hNe
delegates lie is at the St. James Hotel.
and claims his nomination on the first
ballot, as follows: Norfolk. AZ; Nanse-
mond. Is: Norfolk county 20, Princess
"a total of III; necessary 10 choice, ~.
II these figures are made good In Norfolk
county and Nansemond. il is more than
likely only one name Will be mentioned
in the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
LIBRARY COUPON,

/. Reyerles OF Bachelor.
.. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
3. Tnlyloss Scandal
4. The House VI tie Seven Gables.
5. Crawford.
s. The Coming Race.
:. Dream LIe.
3. Frankenstcln.
B. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
10. MOsses from an Old Aanse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
J. Essays OF lila.
I3 Vicar OF Wakefield.
u Iwice-Told Tales.
il. Paul and Virginia.
~ STORY Of an African Farm"
Il. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers
is. Lucille.
-. Dreams
20 Black Beauty.
N. one of the Profession.
- SartOr kesartuS.
"a The Idyls OF the King.
81 T'ha Pleasures ot Lie.
g. The Lady Of the Lake.
=; MORNINGS IN Florence.
81 neh and His Friends.
~ Winters Poems. T.. -. 49,,
-. The Creates A"''S 'i '"e ""''|
40 Ialla ROOkh'
"a IOuRfeiiow's Poems.
b. In McmOfitH'
49, The Princess
4, ppo eIi Selections
81 g. IlssSnSoa a IRON The =. Emperor Marcus
-" Aurelius Antonius.
% "tferoes and ne~o Worship"
90 90 ..'reiss from Shakespeare"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
A rIsherman,s Profit and Loss Account.

Or. J. g. Bush Is perhaps the most en-
thusiastlc fisherman IN this part 81 the
country. Here is an itemlzed statement
Of the results after two months OF patient
hire and African services, 80. mnuow
buckets. sinkers. etc, 50. bait. 81; total
s1 Fish, one, which he borrowed from
Mr.. charlottesville. Ky. Plaindealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
A QUESTION OF FUSION
rs WHAT THE N. c. REPUBLIcAH
CONTENTION WILL DECIDE.
chairman Eaves Opposed to it-Messrs.
Cooke and Ki'chin Address Sro"d
Of 5000 In Johnston County.

RALEIGH. n. c., Aug. %.-Speclal--
MIR j. b. Eayes, chairman OF the stat"
Republican Committee. arrived mere tfis
morning. The Republican convention
meets Thursday. The main question tor
Il u settle will be fusion or no fusion
with the Populists. Chairman caves
talks boldly and vigorously against ~
hon. other leaders favor combination
of Republican and Populist forces. jhe
Democrats are indifferent as to when
horn of the dilemma they take.
A cooKF-6IToHtx MEEIIsG.
Charles NJ. Cooke. Democratic nominee
for Congress in the Fourth district, ana
". II. Ktchin, n recent convert 20 Pop
ulism. spoke at Smithheld. Johnston
county to-day. Three thousand people
were present. Cooke Is universal Ia
vorite. and wore TO a fragile the new
ponnIist apostle who was forced to re-
pudiate the platform Of his own party
OTHER MATTERS.
The Raleigh knights and other Knights
throughout the state are in washington
I'm large numbers, and are winning honofS
and applause in the great conclave Oh
knights. -,
Major j. r. Neatherby. prominent citi-
zen of Raleigh. ana Mrs. 7. y. Moseiey,
highly esteemed lady. are botn crltlca1y
I'm and not expected to live but few
hours.
The board Of directors Of the North
Carolina Insane Asylum met here to-day.
The resignation Of DR.. COBB assistant
physician, was presented put consin l. d
ton deferred until the meeting to-mor-
row He will doubtless be asked by the
hoard to withdraw his resignation ana
retain his position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
A CAROLINA TRAGEDY.
4 DoUBLE KILLING JRE RESULT
or An OLD FEUD.
solomon Brown and John Gribben. Dis
psnsary Constable, Fatslly shot-The
Latter Attacked tho Brown Boys.

| COLUMBIA, ). G., Aug. &.-To-day, at
2.3O o'clock, bloody tragedy was en-
acted IN Blackvlle, whereby Solomon
Brown and John Gribben, a dispensary
constable, were Killed. The douO,e killing
was the result Of an old feud between
Grfbben and the influential Brown family.
Gribben went to the depot yesterday. and
opened Il case Of dry goods conligned TO
Solomon Brown. ostensibiy for the pur-
pose Of Selling contraband whisky. simon
Brown the father OF Solomon Brown,
met Gribben on the street later. and re-
preached him for opening his package,
accusing him Of persecution. The guar
rel waxed warm, and Brown was Joined
by his sons Solomon, lsadOre ana her-
man. Gribben offered 70 nght any one OF
them, and 1sadore. twenty-five years Ola,
accepted the challenge. Gribben struck at
him. but the blow was parted, ana
Brown knocked Gribben down.
GENERAL FIXING BEGUN.
At this juncture pistols were pulled. and
six or seven shots were fred IN quick sue
cession. Grlhben was shot through the
left shoulder, and near the heart. He
staggered into a store, firing at the same
time at the browns.
A bullet struck Solomon Brown, who
fell half way 70 the ground. Gribben con-
tinued his firing. ana one bullet penetrated
Solomon BrOWns nea1, kllllng MN ~
sfantlV Another bullet penetrated ms
heart. When Gribben's pistol was emptied
he walked through the store to the back
yard, where he fell. and died in ten
minutes.
THE CoRoSFR WITNESSED THE FRAY.
There was a general fusilade, and IT Is
asserted that others engaged in II be
sides the principals. Some contend that
Coroner II. L. Diches, who was standing
in a store at the time. fired the shOt that
killed young Brown. The coroner pro-
ceeded 10 hold an inquest, however but
the sheriff arrived in the midst Of it and
arrested him on charge Of having been
accessory. Trial Justice Hammet then
empanelied n jury and took tgS,tlmony, III, IN
was mat he was killed by Herman Brown.
and that simon and Isadore Brown we're
accessories before and after inc lacI
mo iunuest over young Browns remains
viii be held tomorrow. The town is now
quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
MED nj the Buffalo LIthin.

BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
Aug. H.-Special.-J. T. Cleary. young
man from Covipgton. Ky, died here this
morning. He had not been well for sew
eral months, but his death was not ex-
pected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
CHARLOrTEsvfLLx ,SNxwr,x
~ Extension OF Franchise Granted s.,,a
tnR Opernt,o,.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Aup 90
Dpeeiai'-At late hour last night tno
city Souncii granted an extension OF M
franchise TO the Piedmont Improvemen,
ana construction Company 70 build an
siecsiic ear hne IN the principal streets
s nncs ', ~ anu me company win begin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29
The Poor schelar 10 tie Critics

You nibbling mice. II bread you want.
Anothers larder. pray you, haunt
| occupy a howell.
Go feast on authors rich and famous.
Call each or them an ignoramus
But spare my coming novel
III on my book your teeth you sharreu.
And every page you graceless carp on,
/ swear I'll make you grovel
Charles James Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-29

"Why do all men at the club shun
Thompson" ''Thompson's baby Is getting
old enough TO say clever things"
The morning call., 1894-09-02

- First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
t5~H near JOnes-Rey. J. Q. A. Henry. pastor:
Nj. p BoyntOn, assistant pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. NJ: subject: Divinity OF the
Rome Humanity" aud at 1880 p. NJ; subject;
"Crude Cakes" Sund2yschOoI at 1890 P. II.
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
a. $3.50 p. NJ Young Mems meeting Monday
evening at O'clock At close OF morning service
The Lords supper will he observed. All these
services are open 10 the public. Strangers are
welcome.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

FP Second Unitarian Church. Corner
80 Capp and Twentieth Sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague pastor. Residence 26i0 Folsom st Sun
day school at 9:45 A. NJ. Preaching at II A. M.
and 7 As P. N. Young Peoples meeting at $50
p. N. The pastor VIII preach in the morning.
Subject: TO Be Seen of Men" and in the even
1ng. Gods Kingdom" the fourth sermon on the
The morning call., 1894-09-02


RP Bad Tenants Elected for S4 Col
ks~S lections made; city or country Pacific Cot
lection Co, 4i5 Montgy St. r. q. Tel. $3.50 us24tt
~ John #. Lyons. Notary Public and
49, Commissioner of Deeds. Passports Dro-
cured once GOT Montgomery ST.; telephone
54S9; residence 2202 Steiner ST. jyltf
F. Books Bought and Sold Heaiy &
E~S DAILY. Moved to 206 Powell ST. 1stf
EF j. Is. Mcintyre, Bookbinder aud
E>SS Printer, Az Commercial Sc. 1y5 Il
The morning call., 1894-09-02
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& ppANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS ETC
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The morning call., 1894-09-02

e. First United Presbyterian Church,
80 Golden Gate ave. and Polk st-Rev. NJ NJ.
Gibson. DID, pastor. Services II >. NJ and AS
P. N. Professor John D. Davis of Princeton heo-
logical seminary VIII preach in the morning. The
pastor Will preach in the evening, subject. "The
Conversion OF Divorced Woman" Cordial in
VitaIiOn TO strangers
The morning call., 1894-09-02

E. Calvary Presbyterian Chureh-Cor-
BIC ner Powell aud Geary Sts.-Rev John
Hempbill. ID, pastor will preach at u A. NJ
and :45 P. N. In the evening DR.. HemphiIl will
deliver the first Of a course of lectures on the five
universal mOnarchies. The BabyIonian." Sunday
school 1t 1880 p. N Y. P s. OF c. f. at $50
P. n Friends o. the congregation ana strangers
III hotels cordially invited.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

ES-SS First UniversaIist Church, Miss q
SS Music HalI, Twenty-frs6 and Howard sts.
services at II A NJ; sermon by A. NJ Bradley.
topic "Our Influence" Sabbath-schoOI at IL 80.
Dung Peoples meeting at $50. UniversaIist
literature sent free address 6. +. White 80 W est
St, Boston. Mass. or A NJ Dewey, 1904 Franklin
It. Oakland. Cal.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

- Church of Jesus Christ of /. ID. s.,
&~0 $40 Post sr.-Preaehing at IL A. H. and
ESQ P. NJ. by E. J.. Kelley, presiding Bishop. All
welcome.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

e Plymouth COngrega ti0nal Church,
hESS Post ST. bet. Buchanan and Webster-Rev
W. D. Williams. d D.. pastor. Residence 1918
Post st. Telephone 1855. Preaching, Ii A NJ
and 7:45 P. sunday schools at $3.50 A. NJ. and
1880 P. NJ. Christian Endeayor. $3.50 P. NJ
the Pacific A. ~, 80 and 80 P. NJ, open to
she pubic Friday, NJ, illustrated lecture,
s'The Rival OF the Yosemite" Morning sermon
''Ministry OF Sorrow" Evening sermon, s.Does
Christianity Depend Upon Book. or Is the Char
ter OF Religion Sound?"
The morning call., 1894-09-02

To- DOnsId Munro, the Scotch van
A~S gelist, viii preach in Gospel Hal. S66 Mis-
sion ST, AZ as P. NJ MI munro will also conduct
revival services Tuesday. wednesday, Thursday
aud Friday evenings. All are invited. Seats free
and n o collerrion
The morning call., 1894-09-02
SUNDAY MEETINGS.


EES Prof Fred Sell. LibersI ST. VIII
49, deliver an address appropriate TO Labor
day THIS EVENING at metropolitan Temple;
subject. "Life, Liberty and Happiness" Miss
Laura Crues W Il reeite. Mrs EdmOn Perrin ana
Fred Chester viii piay nandol n and guitar
duet Mrs. DicKey and Prof EEL VIII sing solos.
ADMISSION free. Collection dsfray expences.
Doors open at O'clock, commence at 8.
N. B-This weeks Tribune has a fun report OF
the lecture entitled Jesus, the Christ VS. j. O. A
Henry the Bigot." For sale at the temple
EcC= DR.. Hines spiritual Meeting, 9O9I n
BE MarEet St, SUNDAY. and P. N Circle
and platform tests. Mines Lead Finacan, Dun
ham. seely, Bird and others. Entertainment
September 7.
ESS5S - ,manism and the Rights of
~ LabOr"-Labor Day mass-meetinR, Metro
polltan Temple, Sunday, September 2, P. NJ.
Rev J. Q. a. Henry Will speak: patriotic pro-
granme: all good citizens are welcome. sci 2t*
ES j I'm slater win Not Holt Meet
- ing to- night, on account of sickness.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

ECSS Young Mems Christi n Associq-
BE ton, 252 Suffer ST. bet kearny aud Grant
Rye-The closing sunday service in the old build
ing of the Young Meas Christian Association win
take place to-day AT 3 O'Clock. Address by Rev
john Hemphi, DID, pastor Of Calvary Presbyte-
ran Church Seats free. Gentlemen between I 6
and 40 years OF invited. This viii be a great
meeting and an interesting service
f. Philosophical >ociety-Free Public
~ lectures every Sunday evening at as at
800 Post ST. Tonight ~ he Reincarnatfng soul"
by Dr.. Jerome a. Anderson
The morning call., 1894-09-02

y Post and mason streeIs-htY. Q q bTuWI
DID, pastor will preach in the morning at IL
O'Clock. Theme, "Tne Upllfted Christ" In the
evening at Z: 80 O'Clock. Theme, :. he Pilgrims
and the Mayfower: or the Republic on Ship
board" The evening theme is the sixth in the
series on "Gods Hand in American Liberties"
SUndsy-school in lectnre-room Immediately after
morning service Mrs. CoOper'S Bible class in
auditorium. NIr KjmbalPs Bible class in study.
Young Peoples EndeayOr meeting at 8 30 p. Il.
Weekly prayer-meeting wednesday at 80 P NJ
All are cordially invited, especially strangers in
the city.