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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
OVERN0RK KILLS.
HOW FEW PERSONS STOP TO
THINK OF 1T.
And How Few Who Are Not 0yerwork.
ing In Some Way.
Does This Mean You. Reader? Are You
Not Doing More Than You Oughtp

on. the millions Of tired out, hard
working men and women. our stores.
shops, factories and homes all have
them They are weakening their systems.
running their nerves. and laying a foun-
dation Cor early decay and death That
nervous, weak. and tired feeling az night
is n warning OF what Is coming.
II you feel this way. look out. You Will
break down just as surely as YOU don
do something 20 get strong. Read the
terrible eNpe riencc OF j.. - Buckley.
Esq. one OF the most popular men ot
Morstown, VI.
"Within the last year ! have found
myself In fearfully dcbitatel and
depressed condition from overwork.
was in such a terrible state / could not
sleep nights. and was so weak and usr-
vous that the least eXertion would COM
pletely uunerve me.
Il also had trouble with my kidneys
they bothered M constantly ! became
greatly discouraged and worried all tho
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
RIGHTN or UHEBLMEN.
Not Responsible for Damages on Account
Of Runawrys.

ST PAUL. MINI. oct. 29.-The SUI
preme Court Of Minnesota has declared
emphaticaly IN favor Of the bicyclists.
In a decision handed down yesterday
they are given all their rights of the
general thOrOughfare granted 10 other
vehicles. The test case was that OF y.
\ Thompson whose horse ran away
AT the sight Of a bicycle ridden bv ".
VI. Dodge. the buggy Of Mr. Thompson
being demolished ana Mr. Thompson in
jured. The latter brought suit for heavy
damages, alleging that the bicyclist had
no right I'm the road. Judge Buck says
in his decision against Mr. Thompson.
Bicycles are vehicles us q now eKttn-
sively for convenience and recreation,
pleasure ana business, and the riding OF
mem upon the public highways In the
ordinary manner. as is now done, is
neither unlawful nor prohibited, ami
they cannot be banishad, because they
are not ancient rehicIcs or usad i'm the
Garden Of Eden by Adam and Eve. Be
cause the plaintiff chooses 10 drive a
horse hitChed 10 carriage does not
give 10 him the right 10 dictate to others
their mode NJ conveyance upon a public
highway where the right Of each are
gulal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
mr.. GILBEET,s MIRRIAGE.
lie Was Welded in Camden, y. death
81 .Jndge u. n. Ward Of CaInbeI.

LYNCHBURG, VA, oct 2.-Special.-
The secret marriage of Mr.. w. 6. Gil
bert. the book-keeper at the Traders
Bank. in this city, on the 10Th Of Octo-
Der was made known here to-day. The
bride was Miss Caroline Martimore,
nurse i'm the Pennsylvania Hospital, at
Philadelphia. and the marriage TOOK
place In Camden, y. j. The announce
ment created quite stir in the city
Intelligence reached tho city this morn
ing Of the death Of Judge X. II. Ward,
at Lynch's Station, in Campbell county
The deceased had long been sufferer
from heart disease, and about seven
months ago was partially paralyzed. He
was sixty years of age. He was native
of Campbell county and one Of It's most
prominent and worthy citizens. lie was
a lawyer by profession, and represented
his county two years in the state Legs
latuTc
In 1856 he was elected Judge OF the
Count Court. He served one fun term
and nearly two years Of his second term.
He is survived by his widow, who was
Miss Susan bearing, sister Of General
bearing. Of the COnfederacy, and niece
Of Charles Henry Lynch, the founder OF
Lvnchburg, and four children. one or
his sons, MIR. 4. Lynch Ward, married
Miss Nathalie Otey, a daughter OF Major
T.. J. Otey, the Democratic andldate lor
Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
lie egraphic Brew ties.

The Comptroller Of the Currency has
declared a third dividend Of > per cent
in favor Of the creditors Of the FIRST
National Bank OF Palatka, Fla, making
80 per cent.
The Board OF Commissioners OF Chl-
cage yesterday ruled that neither OF the
entitled to a place on the official ballot.
The POpuists We're Informed that they
must place the names OF their cahdlddte
before the people on petition.
burglars sunday night entered the
store of j. Fank Pate, in Sumpter, :. c.,
and robbed the safe II Sl,i0D in cash.
There is no clue. IL is thought TO be
the same gang that operated in Marion.
Bennettsvlle and Florence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

WINDSOR, y. c.. oct 29-SpeciaI-
The Coahtionists gave barbecue at
Burdens Mill. The crowd present esti-
mated to be nearly five hundred There
were two tables. one for the whites and
one for the blacks, each one hundred
and twelve feet long. and they were
loaded their entire length with barbecued
beeves and sixteen shoats were sIar,b,-
cred 10 feed the audience.
The candidates for the county offices
and other speakers addressed the croyyI
The Democratic candidates addressed
an audience estimated at eight hundred
al Colereln yesterday. There were
about five hundred voters present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
COITOSNER or mis-,
Charges That IA Combine Has Been Formed
% Contro' The Make.

MEMPHIS, TENN. oct. 29.-The
United State Court was asked to-day by
Tate Brothers. of Memphis. 10 enter
upon an investigation of charges that
have been made against the cottonsced
oil owners Of the South 10 the effect
that they have nearly all entered into n
gigantic combine 10 control the market
for cottonsced, and that this combine eX-
tends all over the southern cotton states.
The specific allegations that are made
here refer only 10 the Memphis mills the
largest i'm the world. and the same own
ers control mills in Louisiana, Arkansas.
Mississippi. AIabama, ard Georgia and
the CarOliuds.
Two years ago cottonseed was worth
S25 per ton. last year SIS while now the
market price is only 50 per ton. The
mills which are alleged 10 be i'm the com
biue. further decline 10 purchase at any
Price, except from the producer The
seed sold al the Memphis market alone
each year is worth i'm the neighborhood
Of 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
One OF Bills Old Tricks Probably

FORT SMITH, ARK, oct 29.-I-nited
states Marshal Crump received teIe.
Muskogee, to-day. saying he had raiiatJIa
information that Bnl Cook and twantv-
one or his gang are near TallabasSo
Mission, nine miles from Muskoree III
tohtductor who brought in the passenger
Stalh TINS morning from that counfrv
brings the same information tia s in'ig
me purSuers have captured the horses
OF me robbers and have them surroupdoJ
ohcials here believe It 10 be rnsa
10 iurn pursuers from the tracks of The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
BOIsr0N CONFERBNCE.
Tventytwo Deacons snd Fifteen Eide .
n,J,ircd Adjourn. TO-DAY.

ABINGDON, VA. oct. 29.-Spccial.-The
largest religious assembly ever seen in
Abingdon was Yesterday gathered al the
Methodist NJ. +. church. South to hear
Rishop j. {. CRANBERRY deliver an able
sermon to a vast audience crowded AMI
packed into the church until there was
not an inch square of available space
left.
For several DAYS the Holston Annual
Conference has been in session here, with
something near two hundred ana hfty
ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. in attendance. There are
also a large number of visitors present,
and yesterday both the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches here We're packed
with people.
Twenty-Five deacons and fifteen elders
were ordained yesterday.
This is the SeVenty-hrst annual session
of the Holston Conference. The body will
adjourn tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
civ G rruIt Court

In the City Circuit Court. before Judge
Wexford. the hearing OF the testimony In
the suit Of Robert l.. Ford against the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
case was given 10 the jury. The latter
being unable 70 agree, the case was
finally adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
A. A, Kennard e. Co. yesterday insti-
tuted suit In this tribunal against SPOTS
md Harrison f0g 800 damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
HOBRED and MURDERED
An Old Colored Woman burned to pos,h
mt Bedford C,ty

BEDFORD CITY. VA, oct. 29.-Spe-
cial--A cabin near CifaX, in this county.
owned and occupied by Virginia Thomp-
son (colored), aged about seVenty-five
years, as destroyed by fire last night
and the woman burned 10 a crisp. She
was inoffensiye and highly respected a
typical old Virginia slave. She lived alone
and by her thrift had accumulated sey-
eral hundred dollars. 1t is thought that
she was robbed and murdered and the
building hred 10 cover up the crime. No
arrests have been made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
GUAN-hOLLIND.
Wel'.Kpown Nanssmond Peopls We'd IN.
fastsr, Virginia ChritIan Conference

SUFFOLK, VA, oct. 29-Special-Nr
10. \. Gum, large manufacture of
lumber, and Miss Mollie T.. Holland. both
OF Elwood, Nansemond county. We're mar
rled this afternoon at 3 o'clock al The rest.
dence Of the brides uncle. DR.. Thomas X.
barnes, In THIS county, and left on the
Seaboard and Roanoke train for an ex-
tended bridal tour North
The Eastern Virginia Christian Confer
enee Will meet In annual session with the
CHRISTIAN church az Holland. Va. to-mor-
row morning At II o'clock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
Freqrnt RObber es.

large number of petty robberies are
reported all over the city, and others
OF more serious character are taking
place. The premises OF Rev. II. T..
W-son, on Clay street, have been en-
tered and robbed several times during
the summer and fall. the last loss being
that OF his buggy harness from the
stable.
The residence OF Mrs. Withers. No.
Is west Grace street. was entered Sat-
hundred dollars N Wensy Stolsn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
MORTGAGE DEED FILED.
The Southern Company Places One on
EeCo-d ~ Char o'te.yi'ie.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct. %
Special The first mortgage deed from
the southern Railway Company to the
Central Trust Company OF New York
was to-day filed for recordation in the
office Of the clerk Of the County Court
Two men were arrested to-day on sus-
picion of having robbed TWO Syrian wo-
men peddlers OF their goods and about
two hundred dollars in currency.
Ben. c. Peyton died yesterday after
noon in Smithville, Mo, and his remains
will be brought TO this city for interment.
lie lived here until about six months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
l. md \ Irnin Mreckers.

FRANKFORT. KY, oct. 29.,The l..
and y. officials have just reported a most
dastardly attempt to wreck their express
from Washington, arriving AT ~ Idst
night Three miles east Of Franktort' IN
the track and the train would have been
wrecked but for the timely discovery.
As this is the third attempt reGentiiEy,
AT wrecking IN that locality "A Watch VIII
be keut ON the line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

Permits for Frame Houses

4 called meeting Of the Committee on
Fire Department was held in committee
room No. II Of the new city Hall at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Present:
Chairman Gunst and Messrs. HardWlcbe,
Reeve, WOOdey and Mitchell. The body
took up and considered at length the
ordinance introduced IN the Council Civ
ing the committee power TO award per-
mits for the erection OF frame buildings
paper was. on Alderman Mitchelrs mo-
ton. laid on the table until the next
meeting Of the committee. and IL was
ordered that the ordinance be printed and
a cOpy be furnished 70 each member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

ELNrKSRURG. VA. oct. Especial.
The Virginia Agricultural and Mechaui-
cal College football team won the sec
ond game this afternoon. The Roanoke
College team, their opponents. were
score was 36 to o.
Attendance, 50l; touchdowus, Duyard
3 Patrick I, Harvey I. Johnson !, Bush
ell !; goals from touchdown. Watts 3,
Martin g. Umpire. Mr.. Lucus Roanoke;
referee. cadet Wadiy: Lincsman, Prof.
Smythe. Twenty-fye-minute halves were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
A Quarrel Results FATAL,

y. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. oct. 9-At
1ork station on the Queen and Crescent,
So"i' rIhety miles south OF Birmingham,
>. a, cameron, prominent cotton buy
er ana compress mfn, and Il. L. Allison.
wealthy lumber merchant, quarreied over
a business transaction this morning. and
nIows followed. The town marshal, ].
the pistol Of one of the combatants was
discharged. The bullet pierced his heart,
Ltiins him insta suiv. Several more shots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
Ills Fi,tiaih birthday.

Mr.. G. G. Thon celebra ed his hfteth
birthday and twenty-siXth marriage ami
ytrsary at his residence, seventeenth and
Main steets last night quite a large
number Of Mr. and Mrs Thon's friends
y.era present and rendered their heartiest
concentrations An elegant rcpast was
served during the evening, and all present
moved themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

WILKESRARRE. PA. .Oct29.-The county
commissioners to-day offered a reward OF
81 90 for the arrest and CONVICTION OF
the men who blew up the HuhsdTl,dtn
shanty with dynamite YESTERDAY me
the plot and carried II out. Three lads;
who nave heretofore not borne a sood
reputation. were missing from their homes
SUNDAY morning The detectives nave
them under surveillance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

The Varsity boys are playing pheuome-
nal football this season. Think OF hold
ing the big, burly Pounsylyanidus down
10 a score Of II 10 6, and the Princeton
Tigers" 10 a score of IL TO q. II looks
very much as il the University Of Nir-
ginia is heading for the National cham
pionship I'm college athlotiCs.-Ch arlottes-
N.Illn Irngrns-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

"I consulted many physicians, but they
did me no good. I also took an KINDS ot
medicines, but without benefit
Finally ] was induced 90 try Dr.
Greene's Noryura blood and nerve rem
edy and / can truly say that iu snort
time 10 had done me rrch' ErHH. more
than all the other medicines together. lit
action on my system was wonderful ]
can now sleep well, my nerves af" e'''Nr
and I feel well
Il owe my cure entirely to that most
wonderful medicine, Dr. Greene \'I-
vura blood and nerve remedy ] recon-
mend every sick and suffering person io
use f. / know 10 viii cure them.
As a great physician once .tl. Ut
these poor sufferers would ou'y h' lh-
Iucsd 90 taken Dr Greenr.- NrIN nI'
blood and nerve remedy they would s",u
Doe well and strong. som" r.9nle 'i.
hard 90 be- convinced. but even the most
unbelieyiuE now realize thAt ihlS Won
derfgi medicine cures.
Ana il D. because It cures ihal every
body uses &c. Tr, 3D. II Us purely F,te-
table and harmless. and its discoFerrt ,iS
that Uell-kuoHu and most sue. '17l wa
specialist iu curing nervous ana chroul'
diseases DR. Greene of 90 west our
teeuth street Sew York city he can
he consulted free. personally or by let
ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
RO<EOHE's KkGIsIRATIoS
Nine Hsndred Negroes Posted a Non
acknowledgements Mar.bAI

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. es.-speciai-The
registration in this city. just completed.
shows a total OF 6.7ss voters In the fve
wards; 4,ISi are white and 1850 colored.
The Democrats haYA nostsd a llst of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
ttt,uded the Electoral BOar.l.

Judge S. g. witt yesterday attended the
meeting Of the Electoral Board IN COM
pliancc with the provisions Of the law
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
.PpROVED Bills.

The Committee on Accounts and Print
Ing met In regular session last night. 4
number OF bills were approved. Those In
attendance were Chairman Blake and
Messrs. Cottrell, Bloomberg and Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
"a TUESDAY OCTOBER 81 1894

were fred. Cameron recesIas Getting a
bullet in the groin. Ii is thought ootn
will die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hood SarsdPdEllt,
INV don't YOU try ~ yourself II Wnt
mid You up Uo0lS SdrsapJrllld Will
make YOU strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
THE GKNrRAL CASVIss
Democratic speskings, Past aud Future
SonthMnrd,s Continued sun uunt.

Mr. Isaac Diggs and Mr.. G.. a. Boyce
spoke at Chafin's Farm yesterday. The
crowd was small ON account or the
threatening weather but those present
listened atteuuycly 10 the discussions
Of the issues.
The Democratic rally AT Blenners Park
tonight win be Of unusual interest Cen
crll FItZhugh Lee. Judge F1OuruOy, and
Colonel TazeWell Elicit viii address the
voters The First Regiment band VIII
be on hand and e1liven the occasion with
music
4 member Of the Democratic commit
tee from clay ward said last evening
that no apathy existed In that ward and
that the registration WAS larger than
IL mad been Tor i've years.
At the meeting Of the Clay-Ward Ac-
uyes on last Saturday evening com
mlttec was appointed, cons sung OF
N.esrs &. W Duustan Louis krackc
and Thomas ". Gardner, 70 arrange for
A big DemOcdtic rally next saturday
night Governor O'Ferrall, Colonel Elicit
and Hon. George -. Wise VIII be invited
TO speak.
The promised brilliant canvass OF Mr..
j. W Southwark has not yet risen above
the dignity OF a still hunt. lie may be
sun hunting stu, but 70 Is so SIN that the
public is sin IN doubt about its being Il
hunt at all.
MADISON wA.D DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Madison Ward y mocraic club
will meet al the office Of Colonel TaZr-
well Elicit tomorrow evening at o'clock.
business OF importance VIII be disposed OF.
All Democrats residing in that ward are
invited 10 be present.
The CITY Democratic Committee met
last evening at Democratic headquarters
and arranged for close canvass from
now until election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinncr
pills. assist digestion. cure headache -'c.
a box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

inc very best class of dealers IN Al
lines sell Allen 81 MARSHALL cLEtrS III
TRIIrNPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

II YOU want the nnest Key West cigar
in the market, get lNfAN IA ~ l'Ai'i"
don't take a substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30

A. drug store. cigar store, ana resiau-
rant. ask for lNFANIA EuLNl'lE NO
West cigar and take no other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
Mr.. 1nrrer for Free Tfntic.

RtANUkE. Va. OCT. -V."SpcClaT.
Major James q. Field, late Populst can
didatc for Vice. President addressed an
audience Of about two hundred here
tonight for an hour and a half. lie
announced as the great planks In ms
partys platform, the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at ratio Of ii to l.
and free ballot and a fair count The
Democratic tariff bin was also severely
,Oplemupl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Spelling THE HUDSON'S BEAUTY

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: "The Hudson River by Daylight" in large
type. IS prominent in most of the dailies every
summer. This year 1t does not quite the
same feast OF beauty which 1t did five years ago.
The Palisades. the distinguishing feature Of the
lower Hudson. have lost half OF their beauty ire
trlevably For several miles opposite upper New
York the ruthless hand OF gain has quarried their
sides and taken away their forests, so THAI the
traveller in disgust and sadness. turns his back
upon the western shore and. gazing eastward. con-
soes himself with wonder a, the rapid northward
growth of New-York CITY
Yonkers about fifteen miles from the mouth,
all it's beauty to the Palisades in 'front.' OF H.
That beauty. already encroached upon. is daily be
Ing blasted away Several times day Yonkers Is
shaken with explosions Of dynamite. which mean
ruin and devastation 20 the noble west shore. No
words are adequate FOR this vandalism. this short
sighted. penny wisepound foolish policy The stone
obtained IS doubtless valuable. but the natural
beauty sacrificed Is worth far more. even IN dollars
ana cents to say nothing Of a higher aesthetic
value. DO realize that this beauty cnce gone
can never he restored? cities may be laid low and
rebuilt but cannot. nature cannot give us
another range of Palisades. Trinity Church at the
head OF the busiest Of this continent, with It's
heavenward pointing splre. an Ipt'ed f"ser -
silence the RESTLESS turbulence OF trade and point
man to higher things. nif9t Deter De 1lo"m up
sheer. forrst-cad river bank. never.
Oh. then. spare what IL left stop the blasting at
once. and then let MS treat with the ,wncrs Ihe
beauty TO ~ Is worth more than the stone 10 them
or a Sage would rather be known TO postcrity
as the rescuer OF the Palisades than The founder
The Palisades are private property In another
state. but in that state are noble minds. lovers Of
hts river SIDE put p away " Your dynac AMI then
let us try together TO save this beauty ;or pos
stone elscwhere Leave VS. the iisaces With their
ennobling rcstful influences Americans. permit not
sh. =. grttg fgrf I ~. 81 nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
ANTI-MACHINE MEN MEET.

The Anti Machine Republican Association OF the
With Assembly District held its first public mass
meeting In Beethoven Hall. No. 49, East Slxth-st..
las, evening. The hall was filled by an enthusiastic
audience President Thomas Martin was In the
chair ard George Flacker was secretary. Mr.. Mar
tin opened the meeting by stating the objects OF the
association lie said that. although the enrolment
of anti-ma chine voters In the district was begun
only three weeks ago. 30 names had already been
enrolled The association represented by COM
mittecs in each of the ilfyseven election districts
Of the Assembly district. and an organization was
70 be formed In each election district Stirring adj
dresses which were heartily appiauded, were given
by James Il. Townsend. John T.. Milhoand. ii.
Rufner j A. Stetler. and John J. Bealin. This
preamble and resolution were adopted
whereas the great body of Republican voters
has lost all confidence In the existing organizations
of the Republican party In this county and the
new movement known the AntiMachine Re
publican movement comments Itself to our conf
donce. therefore, $1,000
Resolved that the Republicans OF the With AS
semby District hereby withdraws from tho So
called regular Republican organization OF this dis
trict and declare In favor OF the Anti Machine Re-
publican movement, as represented by les Provis-
ional Committee and request all Republicans to
ussDcint. with N. w