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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
\ large butterfly pin was lost
Yesterday on Beretania street.
The sidewalk in front of the Ar
lington Hotel, on King street, Is re.
ceiving repairs.
Today 1T noon at his salesroom,
Jas. T. Morgan will sell the wreck
of the barkentine Hilo.
w. Z. Castle, as assignee of two
Bankrupt estates, has notices In
this issue.
There are sixteen cases on The
Supreme Court calendar. The
court viii sit next Monday.
The farewell reception given in
honor of Captain Nelson OF the
Adams takes place this evening.
Today is good time TO go to
the Popular Phonograph Psrlors,
and hear some of Mr.. Stoeckle's
new pieces.
The Hawaiian League will hold
q meeting this evening at Robin
sons Hall, corner of King and
Nuuanu streets.
4 Japanese was arrested yester-
day for deserving contract. He ran
away from Olowalu plantation sew
eraNyears ago.
B6ur birthdays will be cele-
brated tomorrow, Kamehameha
III, St. Patrick's, J. A. Cummins'
and \. Chester Doyle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas
were pleasantly surprised last
evening, the occasion being the
couples crystal wedding.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Levers for a
reception TO be given Miss Burrows
on Tuesday evening next.
Sammy" Dowsett was thrown
from a horse on Tuesday and re-
ceived injuries about his head.
The accident happened at Palama.
An auction sale of Government
land, situate in North Hilo, Ha-
wall, will take place In front of the
Executive Building at noon today.
The temporary executive COM
mittee of the American Union
Party will hold a meeting this
evening at the Annexation Club
room.
If the Alameda is in port this
evening a serenade concert will be
given at the hotel; if not, then the
concert will be given at Thomas
Square.
Chicken thieves are rampant
again. Within the last few days
several henroosts In Nuuanu Valley
have been visited with most disas-
trous results.
James F. Morgan sold five shares
OF Wilder s. S. stock yesterday at
$110 a share. Six shares of Ice
Company stock sold at 800 a
share, the par value.
The Philadelphia boys will APP
pear at the Opera House tomorrow
evening in variety and minstrel
entertainment. The receipts will
be given to the widow of Officer
Kauhane.
Won Werthern and Cavenaugh |
have opened a general business
Office on the corner of King and
Alakea streets. They make prompt |
returns on all collections placed in |
their hands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-16
To the Public.
To Let.

On A MOST DESIRABLE,
Iii nicely furnished Residence on
Beretania street, near Thomas
Square, for a term OF to months.
Possession given on or about June lsr,
1894. Apply to
III. LOSE,
3623-1m Mutual Telephone No. 8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-16
Residence for Rent.

g. L HAVE SEVERAL FINE
fsiii Residences tn rent; one COM
pleteiy furnished. Apply TO
3631-tf L. w. HOBRON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-16

These two residences are
the property of Mr. X. |
Lille who has placed them
ia my hands for sale. For
further particulars, apply 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
WAS CRUSH ED TO DEATH
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO MR..
CHARLES Z, H0LLAND.
rto,,a. struck by n Car and Badly Man
xIed at BoykIn'S Dcpo'-"eh-hno"n
SUFFOLK Mao.

SUFFOLK. VA, Sept 2l-Speciai.-Suf-
folk is mourning tonight the loss OF Mr.
Charles T.. Holland. VINO died on a special
train over the Seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road just previous TO Its arrival here to-
night at O'Clock. While at B0ykins.
southampton county, this afternoon. he
was standing in between the main line
and switch tracks Of the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad. and trying 10 avoid
shifting train. was struck by a fiat car
knocked down. and the car passed over
his left side, MASKING his side, left arm
and leg terribly. In this dying condition
he was picked up. and as soon as a physl-
clan could be gotten, none being ~ tHe
town AT the time. ne was placed on
special train for this place. FRIENDS VINO
came from Eoykin say he was cons. 10 a
OF his condition until the time Of ms
death.
The deceased was a member ~ the
Town Council. a leading business man OF
this town. being "A member OF the iIm "l
&. f.. Holland a. CO.. lie leaves Woo"
and seven children. Deceased was 4
brother 10 f.. b.. holland. Commonwealth !"
Attorney of This county and hriousci 70
one ~ the most prominent families Oh
this entire section.
An immense crowd met the remains ar
thc train Tonight This town has never
had death which more shocked IL Than
this one or lost "a citizen more universally
beloved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
HOID rom ron IN.
Once n Senator from Two States. May DO In
the Next House.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Sept 1.-THE
picturesque figure of ex-senator Thomas
nj. Bowen. Of Colorado. may lac a MEM
her OF the next House of Representatives,.
The Denver Times seems 10 thnk b",
the Republicans of that state nav" loui'u
In Tom Bowen sure winner as".n9'
Iafe Pence and takes occasion 10 say.
''11me viii show tnat the Repuglicans
OF the Second congressional district, IN
nominating Thomas NJ Bowen Tor 'Oh-
gress, have builded wiser than, perhaps,
fney knew By conscutng 10 rc-cnt'r
active politics. ex-senator Bowen mas rem
dered an undOubtcd service to his party,
10 the people OF his district, ana 10 me
state at largc-ths. no matter what the
result may he. 49,,
Bowen Is met by a large adverse ma
tority and competitor who mas "poht
him the prestige of Office. Nvl'"'i w.. w.
these obstacles Is insurmountabie' me
Republican nominee carries win MN u
splendid record of loyal service TO 'olo-
RADIO and wide experience as Yam
paigner His friends are legion Whe'e ms
opponent has been strongest. no nun ~
public life has ever stood nearer =" wv
miner: has ever been their fricnd IN Il
higher degree: has ever been more Justly
entitled to their confidence ana esteem
than Thomas NJ. ROwen-he has Ior tWtn-
u years been one OF them 20 Ms n'"'II
ard the od-time san Juan miner, uee"'"-
less of party prediction, VIII FalIy.
I'm the south and in the southwest,
from the Valley of the Arkansas 10 the
western boundary Of the state the name
az Tom Bowen Is one TO COnlure WIN.
"'Whilc in the United States Senate Air.
Bowen was not only sincere advocate
of silver, but he was true 10 thc State >
every other interest and ever, Wat'hi w
IN It's behalf. Always kepuDhcah, Dc-
cause ne believed IN the principles OF the
Republican party, he has never hesltated
10 declare his Repnbllcamsm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
dICifI>OA PhOtIh".
The Protective rornrritte- Wants n oh'"Go
of Ma tugefueuf.

NEW YORK. Sept. T.-Another circular
has been issued by the Atcnison iIy.
tecuv. COMMITTEE. calling upon ID.
stockholders 10 give their proxies % -
committee for Use at The annual en-. IN
next month. Assurance is gwen tH4l -
proxies win be voted 10 favor 81 q Do.'t
of directors ia no way Identified WIN lne
past or present management on thr ''''
pany. The circular says. ,-rt..
our committee has formuated de'''' =
plans Of REORGANIZATION, but q taha Gu
no, be fixed untli the financial coh'hto.'
and earning power Of the system are IL
tuaIy ascertaned. THIS can only ue 90
cOmplishci boy trustworthy eN1mIHd. i""'
and such examination viii be more thor
Ough and reliable II made under the Ill
recti0n Of new board OF manasers.
The protective committee has radical
purposes IN View In reference to new
board Of directors We believe that the
controlling elements OF the recent untor-
tuuate management of the COMPANY
should he eradicfted, that there should
be- "a complete change IN the inl nc.ii
policies ana business methods of re
company, and the property placed IN the
control Of men Who will commard me
respect and confidence of the pubic. e
have been IN conference with the fore
most men In American railway anl
financial circles Such men 30 not SEEK
positions. The positions must seek m .iu-
u IS. therefore. at the present time oc iti-
cd lneHpedient to announce the n tHl.s
of the gentlemen who are 90 constitute
the board Of directors. ... Of
This circular bears the gn2tuIcS ol
Theodore W. Myers Benjamin u. tracy.
Henry Clews and Edward y. Iall'r. OF
New York: w. Y. y. Elserly. OF HpI ~
field Mass: Charles st. Allen ana NJ
+ Dickinson. Jr.. of Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
IERRIBLE CARNAGE.
over Six Hundred 9th. First Maine keg-
linen, Elllo6 In - Few Minutes.

GLOUCESTER G. II. VA, Sept. %
Speclal-I see IN your last saturday >
issue a description OF the monument
ere,ted o. the memory of the mem31eI $
Of the First Name artillery, "h' zen ~.
II charge on the Confederate MOt n III
'front.' OF Petersburg. on j une ~ !''' ne
following letter. received hy me la-t COM
manI-r ~ he TWenty-siNth Virginia IN
fautry. the gallant Aa1or iAltm n
rrrrin. may uc 0f interest to your IraI-
ers. and ! enclose a copy for pupicatl0h
Gloucester. Mass. July y. l'3f
Dear Sir.-Du the 18th ~ June. 1904, my
regiment the First Maine Heavy ArtI-
Jerry. made i charge about O'Clock IN the
afternoon az the Otp:ay +. HARE farm
front ~ Petersburg. Va. ana ot sd men
DO The ranks 1T that time tDi were killed.
ar wounded. the largest loss or anY re6i-
mont ia any battle I'm the war Inls was
done in about five or ten minutes. although
there was constant firing nh nearly hlu-
night, ana az this place for days after.
am anxious 10 tni some VI the on
tolerate troops who we're In front oI US.
The "Confederate Veteran In lts last
issue. June. l94. published htue para
swered by Or. Charles Grozun. calves
ron, Texas latc assistant surgeon &. =.
A. On your reaimeut Re kindly wrote
me n long letter and referred M 70 you'
In Volume 10, History Of me ar III
the Rebellion from Union ana ohItI-
crate aFhiyes published by Che. FoXeLn,,
meut AZ Washington. We ind inc o'H'lal
orders ~ Che General up Gee N.'l 4. n
General Beuroeard had command ~ re
whole defence II Petersburg. iiok"@ d.
vision occupied a llne from Cemetery 70
Apu0matf0T river. ana General lhushrofD
Johnsor's from Cemetery e. J'ruS' ,eul
plank road. At u IN o'clock F'n-rN IT,"
arrived, ana took command. ~ ] under
stood Nov. what became ~ Johnson $
division, which was then relieved I'lI
wo charge AGAINST Uoke's division; ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Senator Irby Confident.

COLUMBIA. S. G., Sept, A.-United
States Senator and State Chairman lrby
was In tho city YESTERDAY and expressed
entire confidence Of the defeat of the
straightout Democrats by the Tillm1nites
OF the proposed opposition TO the John
Gary Evans ticket he said:
Il think it viii be defeated without any
trouble. The white people of the State
are not ready 10 allow the negroes TO
arbitrate their differences. The State EN-
ecutiVe Committee VIII meet on next
Tuesday night. and one OF the purposes
Of the meeting Is TO consider the new
movement We propose 10 meet u at the
threshold 1 know that the National
Democratic Committee will recognize the
party led 10y the present State Executive
Committee. Il recognized us In 1892, ana
we occupy the same position now that
we aid then | have no official notice Of
this. hut. Judging by past affiliations. /
know that such will be the case. Some Of
us were members of the Chicago conveu-
ton. and helped 10 make the platform
adopted there. and the organized Dem
ocrats in the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatlves have sustained that plat
form by their votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
MIR. BENEDICT WIN DEfUN.
Declines 10 be tho Democratic Candidate
for Governor Of Connecticut.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept 2l.-An I'm
pOrtant meeting OF the Democratic state
Central Committee was held I'm this city
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
comforting on matters relative 10 the
coming state convention here next Week.
it was "A matter OF general surprise that
r.. g. Benedict. Of Greenwich, the we'll
known New York business man, should
send communication 10 the committee,
declining the nomination for Governor
but that announcement was made at the
meeting this afternoon, and his name viii
no LONGER be mentioned In connection with
the cubernHtOTial nomination.
Mr. benedict stated that he wlthdre"
because OF the opposition of certain party
organs to his candidacy. and he would
not enter the field unless assured OF hdr-
mOny in the party.
The state Central Committee then made
up fun official slate. which VIII be pre-
scented TO the state convention next week
for ratification The whole slate is: For
Governor. Ernest Cady, Of Hartford;
Lieutenant Governor, ex-Judge VI. Is.
Beardsley OF Brdgeport Secretary OF
State. Colonel T.. PeltOn cornell. Of this
city. Treasurer c. Pinney, OF STAFFORD.
Controller, Nicholas Staub. of New Nil
ford
There is little doubt that the above
ticket win be put through. Lieutenant
Governor Cady. the nominee for Gov
ernoV has already received the support
of the party organs Of the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
gerula.inS southern Rnies.

ATLANTA. GA. sept I.-IIa'19c III i'' ne
a8efS aiI' -, lirosis I'm, convention here to
soGlns' - o,tn, ratcs have agreed upon
the percentage of tht crop -" ~. A.,
roau9 S, i'.' AID Rome Ga. Dele
lai.ta, ~ er,r, tbs nir iron manufacturers
from PENNSYLVANIA and Alabama were BE-
fore the convention 60 appeal against tne
action Of the Pennsylvania ana .e -, ~
lines In raising freight Oh iron p'pe e. f0'
IN effort IS being made before me coz 2o-
veution 10 schedule steam coal am f t,,,
nestle coal al the same rate, lheie ~ an
been twenty-five cents per toH w., .,rc
domestic than on steam coal nffet'l''N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
Tiger, Want No Change Of Dates.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Sept u Although
the idea Of holding the annual iIin. cton-
Yale football match later han Thanks
giving Day IS in favor AZ Ncw Haven,
the sentiment at Princeton Is directly
opposite THANKSGIVING DAY Us REGARDED
here as the natural termination of the
football season. and any other date is
entirely out oi favor. Captain Trcnchard.
when seen. had Tie following to say oa
the subject. Yes. understand that Yale
does want the game postponed. We.
how ever, heartily favor Tlanksgivius
Day. | would not say that We positively
reject every other date. but We greatly
prefer the usual day"
Thanksgiving is a favorite date for the
game among Princeton men. President
Mum was absent and could not be seen
Captain Trenchard, however. stated that
he could repeat his own sentiments for
Mum, as they both stand perfectly
agreed on the sui act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
MIR. TiLtG HOFEFUL.
He says rio rxpe..> e" lie Iie-el' ctei by n
Good Majority

NORFOLK. VA. Sept H.-Special.--
Hon. j. Gardner Tylcr is in the city ar
ranging with Chairman J. T. Duke OF
the District Committee. his appointment s..
Mr. Tyler says his health Is irSt-cia rs
and that ne Is prepared 10 make VIZ
orous canvass He Will speak IN "NerV
county In the district. Hc says tnaf IN"
tarin fight has ended, and hat succeed
ing Democratic Congresses VIII lmlIoEa
The bill by eniargns the free ISIS. y"
believes the passage OF the bill VIII
greatly benefit trade commerce a.'d man
ufactures-
At Charles city county he addressed
a large and enthusiastic crowd yesterday
The District Committee Will meet Mr.
Tyler here the 9th. Chairman tliysoI
will be present and mraneements VI
be made TO put number OF OUTSIDE
stumrtrs in this district.
Mr. Tyler believes ne VIII lie reelected
by n good majority. Ine outlook j.
promising. lie WIN SPEAK at 1orHt,wt
Contender 18th. Princess Anne. first Mon
day in October; Norfolk county. dulini
The week following; Nanscmond county
second Monday. october Athi Southamp-
ton, october 10Th, Surry, October I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
KILLED ms BROTHER.
Tw~Ive-Year-O Coiored Boy Arrested for
This Crime-H WAS Accidental, lilo ~ays.

HEATHSNILLE, VA, Sept. 2o.-Spe-
c.al.-Circmt judge n. Il. B. Wright las
inst adjourned his court here. after
80 sion of three days. only one jury
cas-. was tried 4 number Of chancery
cases were disposed or
4 negro boy named White aged about
twelve years was lodged in Jail here
Yesterday for killing his little brother.
aged about seven years. The mother had
left home. and left Two children I'm the
care of this older boy. he shot his broth
or with a shotgun. and killed him instant
~. The boy claims it vas du accident.
The Northern Neck Agricultural AssO-
citation Will begin its annual fair her, on
the 96th instant, 10 continue for three
DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
A TRIO OF CANDIDATES.
OTEY, HOGE AND RUCKER WILL
SpEAK IN HALTFAX MONDAY.
Messss. Massey and Sam Small iip ctsd
There 1oo-1bc Democrats warming
Up-Mr. Edmunds Ont Of rciit CO.

HOUSTON. VA. Sept. 2l.-Spcciai.-
Hon. John l.. Massey, Major Peter j.
Otey, o. c. Ruc1cr. ! Hampton HoSe ana
Sam Small are expected 20 speak here
next Monday. The sovcrcigns arc expect
ing a political feast. These are the first
cAmpaign guns Gred In Halifax this can
vass.
TIE county Democrats are warming up.
and the boys are beginning 10 put on ihen
var paint, and will make things interest
ing from now tn election. when they
will roll up their usual majority
Hox. PAUL fDWUNDs.
Hon. Paul c. Edmunds has been spend
ing his vacation at his residence near
.hore HIS rest from congressional lapyia
has much improved his hcaltn. ana he
viii take a lively part ID the campaign
lie says he intends 10 retire ffom peDHc
lie altogether after the EXPIRATION OF ms
term I'm Congress but his friends say that
he viii not be allowed 10 DO so. ana are
already contemplating pressing him ioi-
ward for the next guDcrnatorl'I noIn'"a-
ton. <,....
Treasurer r. q. East. accompanied 10y
her fothcr. returned % Richmond yestef,
day 10 Iinlsh her course al the KlehHO""
Miss France j.. daughter Of Judge W.
r. Barksdale. retur. ed to Richmond -
complete her education at the BoWclt
school. Her mother accompanied heI'
HOUSTON IS TOBACCO MtRKtT.
Houston Is rapidly becoming leading
market FOR the sale OF leaf tobacco. me
Watkins warehouse was opened last WIN
ter, and the quantity Of tobacco handlel
and satisfactory prices sustained dprihb
the entire season exceeded the eApt't a
lions OF the most saneiine friends OF me
enterprise. Its success has en"ouIaeeu
our citizens 10 erect another large wire
house. and a number OF business men
10 enter the business. and tie irflcatiohs
are that the Houston market VIII 90
large business next year.
Polk Miller will give his celebrated uIa.
Ice, recital. THE old Virginia Negro
here tomorrow night.
Mr. TACK IN Buckingham.
NEW STORE. VA. Sept. 2o.-Special.-
Hon IL St George Tucker was adNer-
fised TO speak at this place ON ] uesday,
and according to his infallible rule was
ON hand. But on account of the extreme
~ incIcment weather there vas only
'small crowd present so ne spent tue
lime In discussing the issues Of the cam
paiRn with his political friends IN pr
yate conversation lie spent the night
here and went from here 10 GraN"l mn
where he made a speech yesterday. ne
viii spend The week I'm the county, speak
ing every day.
inrk BePVb! caF'.
YORKTOWN. Sept -. Special. -Pur-
suant 70 call Of the touGi .o-ional com
1nittee. the Republicans of lorE county
met here to-day and elected three "'le~
gates and two alternate 30 the confies-
sional convention. which meets - New
port News, Va. September - 1914.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
SENATOR WASH ON IHE ISSUES.
Ho Makes Plea for Free silver and De-
frIds The Ncnnfe.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept Ex-senator
Walsh junior representative from Geor-
gia I'm the higher branch OF the National
Congress. delivered an address before
large audience here tonight. having come
at the invitation OF the Young Men s.
Democratic League. Of Fulton county.
There was great enthusiasm among inc
audience over the arguments advanced by
the speaker for the support OF the Demo
cratic party. He traced the work made
i'm Congress for the country, showed the
great advantages to come from the re-
vision Of the tariff, according y the supu-
lations of the Senate tariff bill. spoke IN
favor of the free coinage OfsilVcr at the
ratio OF 10 to /. made a strong argument,
setting forth the righteousness Of the In
come tax. ami I'm many ways showed that
the party I'm power has done as much ot
it's duty rs was possible under existing
circumstances.
The speech was well received, and Senn-
tor Walsh was given grand reception
hv the Democratic League.
In closing his speech he said he had
been slow TO accept the honor OF the ap-
Monument from Governor NOrthen as
senator from Georgia. but declared that
ne would bc slow t. resign # now. and.
therefore, was in the race for election 10
tho long fern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22

JACESON, peg. sept Ex-Governor
Gone tc- '.'. ... q frrm the Governor
~ Nnbalo 'r Il the twenty-dollar
.pcc.ei : NED by that state in
c.. II e. Closer copy Of United
Stnles g.. fF than that issued by
Wssssipi 3. a exactly TIE size Of
United States currency. and The color is
precisely the same as greenbacks One
OF these bills was submitted TO United
States Attorney-General Vansbury. who.
In long opinion. said there was no
violation OF law In the issue-ths was in
1861. The principal point on which the
bills were referred TO. was as TO whether
they were taxable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
DINIfI N CARROLL.
The Senator avid Mr. Turner speak at
BtIi>YiIle

HILLSVILLE, VA, Sept l9.-Special.-
Senator John ". Daniel and Congress
man Swanson who is candidate Tor re-
election i'm the Fifth district. addressed
a large gathering here to-day. Consider
able Preparations had been made for the
event. nice grove q short distance from
town was seated and bouuuful supply
Of eatables was al hand.
Senator Daniel led IN a two hours
speech. which made a most excellent I'm
preston on the audience. He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Swanson with short ad-
dress. ne having already spoken mere on
the nth
Senator Daniel left this evening for In
DEPENDENCE whore he is To- speak at a
barbecue similar to this tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
rur r,MEs-RICHMOND VA SATURDAY SIP TENDER - 1874.

stone and took the 1856 train. for th1o er
future home In Lynchhur-. NJ ~. t,,ei
r wno is EN-, gnt S citv is sopalar and ener-
getic young man. AMI has "e'0ie MIN
bright future. f-,og WI
Hon. James 7, and ;. -, t'pea ,,tI
Mr.. George u. lnge returned como ,il ~,
morning rom Petcrsburg, where they
had been to attend the convention ii
that city. $500, = II
Messrs. James NJ. Hurt ana -.
Hardaway arrived on IN" II - 3. i'' - ,' ,b
morning from a business uiP /" MN
mOud and Petersburg. r,t,...r
colonel Meade Haakins. or hIcHinon''
is in town today
tho uanareroe1t OF Roy James cannon
Jr.. began Sc Hrst session september l5tn
with most PATTERNS prospects. fupis are
arriving daily rs rail and private con-
VeVanCe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-22
CONDITION OF THE GAR.
BELIETED THAT III Is AFFLICTED
WITH 4 SEEIOCS NALADH
Much Uneasine,s F.l. mt the Russian Cap
tai on Account OF His Illness, tho ff-
net Nature Of which :. Unknown.

BERLIN. Sept 21-A dispatch to the
Koelnche ZeitunG from ST. Petersburg
saws that the Cars condition Is such
tnat he is still confined to his room' ana
that his departure from spaIafe Crlme@
has been postponed.
The yossische Heituns's correspondent
in 81. Petersburg says that much I'M
easiness is felt SOS the Capital on 4ccodi
Of the cars illness. the exact nature ol
which Is the subject OF many rinYIs
II is believed that he Is afflicted WIN
a chronic and serious maiady.