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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
SUICIDE AND MURDFHYR
Elicit l.. Titua XIII, His Sweetheart Then
Ends His own Life

SEACJIFF. LONG ISLAND oct. Is
The dead bodies OF Miss Mary Ruff and
her betrothed husband, Elicit l.. Titus. OF
Brooklyn were found late last night I'm
bath-house on the beach belonging 10
refer Kun. the young lady'S father Titus
had called to see Miss Run Tuesday even
ing, but was missed from the house early
uhder circumstances that caused the fami-
ly TO search for him. Next morning II
was discovered that Miss Run had not
occupied her room on the previous night
The search for the couple was fruitless
uhtiI last night, when the lighthouses
were examined The latter are merely
frame cabins, large enough for one person
10 use as dressing room, and had been
locked and abandoned for the season
me KEY OF Runs lighthouses could not
De round, so they were broken open In
one OF them the couple were found Miss
Kun was lying on her back on the floor.
her hands carefully folded on her breast
ner Dress neatly ana tidlly arranged. her
iace DlOod-Stained, and n bullet wound
IN her temple. Titus BODY was roma
im corner. with II bu:.et i'm his brain,
me walls and the floors OF the bath
rom ron, were covered with blood No ex-
p,ahatlon of the tragedy can be given.
Ihe doOr OF the bath-hotSe I'm which the
bodies were found was locked and the
hcy removed from the lock. The neat
S S,u ICY, 10y way In which everything about
us victim was arranged shows that, after
smoothing the girl, the murderer. before
taxing MS own life. must have paused
,ohs enough To compose his victim Ter her
!lst long sleep. so far as is known,
mere was not even the slightest shadow
between the couple. and had they lived
they would have been married next
spring Miss RUIZ was about twenty
ufte years of age. Titus was Southern
en- whose mother lives i'm Florida He
mas resided In Clinton street, BROOKLYN
WIN an aunt. lie has spent great deal
or time in the family of Mr. Ruff. and
nas been betrothed TO Miss Mary several
years.
Edward L. Floyd-Jones, Miss Duns
prother-in-law, reports that the result
ol the autopsy shows that Miss DUFF died
from the effects Of chloroform administer
ny Titus, but IL fs thought, without muir
dcrous intent, 1t is now remembered
mat Titus had small bottle of chloro-
form with him the day previous and
cIered Miss Dun "A small quantity to al
lay severe headache
IL Is believed that he again prescribed
tae same in larger quantity while they
were out Tor walk, and the drug caused
her death. Titus shot himself The blood
on Miss Dun's face and clothing proved
10 have come from Titus wounds No
bullet wound was found In Miss Ours
'omple. as was given out In the first re-
port
Titus was a son Of the late Col. Henry
Titus. founder of Titusville. Fla. His
mother. who Is one OF the Hodckins fami-
~. and well-known In southern social cir
cles, is still living at Titusvile. AT her |
death young Elicit \. Titus would have
been heir TO fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
BICYCLg RxChs IT NORFOLK.
schnde Wins the state Championship In
Lin NJ. Ga.u. L.. Sscnnd-

NORFOLK VA. oct. Especial
There were hundreds OF strangers IN tne
city to-day TO attend the cycle races al
the Port Norfolk track.
me racing began at o'clock, and con,
tinued till o'clock. The prizes offered
were valued at S2,Cc0. The following Well
known gentlemen onicIated: l.. h. Grace,
Washington. referee: 4. 4. pNclli.
starter: J. W. Montague. clerk OF course
w. y. White. II. T.. Elan. r. ID. Loane'
judges; j. G. Carroll, William chapman,
G.. VI. Reynolds, time Keepers Johu
OKeefe, announcer.
The event Of the cycle races was the
half-mile race for the state chatnpiO S,1
ship won by Schadc. in 40; Nye seGond'
ITO 81; Tempe third, l:l2 10. M1Ilican.
Baltimore won mile scratch in 2;55 o.
Gouse, second; Carter. Baltimore, thlrd.
Hal!-mile Scratch-R. *. arr. baIu-
more OirsO, ia: Robertson, washington
1914 -: W. w Carr, Baltimore, l;lo.
Half-mile Scratch. Glass. B.IGause'
1:1O3-4; Cause Ill; Carter, lis 20.
Quarter mile. State Championship
Class A.-Ferguson (NorfollO. 20 70; Nye'
80 10; Temple. :36.
Two miles, class B.-Gouse, Or 20:
Mulican. J:25: Carter. 10 30.
one mile. handicap. fifteen entries
w. W. Carr. Baltimore, 90 10; Robert
son. Baltimore. 30 30: ". p. Echhardt.
Baltimore. 2:2J 10 Nye was fouled
and dropped out Of the contest at the
start.
one mile Notwithstanding, Bal
timCre. 2:39 ~: r. *. Carr, Baltimore,
. 40; Robertson, 2;40l2.
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THE CONrERENCE NOT BELD.
Tie New Ohicers Of he Virginia and Car
oiin Road ESprced TO Meet Yesier ny.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. ESPECIAL.
1t was expected that there would have
been a conference to-day OF the officers
of the Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company, which was organized
by the Common Council last night, the
city Attorney and the counsel for the
parties who are negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the road known az the Virginia
and Carolina railroad. The conference,
however. was not held.
! saw MIR. Bartlett Roper, President Of
the Richmond Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company. and asked him why
the conference was not held. His reply
was that he did not receive official nOu-
iication Of his election as president OF
the company until about O'Clock THIS
afternoon and that ne did not think he
had any authority TO act in the matter
until he had been officially notified OF ms
election.
Mir. Roper informed me- however that
he had sent out notices TO each one OF
the directors of the company, asking
them TO meet HIM at the office of the
National Eank tomorrow morning at ~
O'Clock, that they may organize for the
prosecution of the business in hand. me
business to be considered at this meeting
Is that Of disposinE Of the Virginia and
Carolina railroad 10 the gentlemen VINO
are negotiating for It's purchase, and 10
further consider contract To be oHered
by the proposed purchasers of the road.
Mr. Richard Il. Doris, of this city, who
represents the gentlemen who wish tD
buy the road. and Mr.. George Mason, the
city Attorney, were at Mir. Davis law
office to-day ready TO have conference
with the officers of the new company
but, as stated. the said officers had not
received official notification Of their cleo
tiOn. Mr.. McCreery told me that there
were some questions in the contract Tor
the purchase of the road that required
the uresesce of General W. g. Dacey
of New York. and that he had telegraph
ed TO General Dacey 10 be here Tomorrow.
lie also informed me that he had Just
received a telegram from General Daccy,
stating that ne would certainly be here
IN the morning. General Ddcey has charge
of this railroad enterprise. The greatest
interest is felt among our business men
i'm this matter of dispOs!ng Of the Virginia
and Carolina road.
In the Hastings Court to-day Thomas
Wright a negro, was convicted Of felo-
nious assault and his punishment fixed at
one year in the penitentiary.
MIR. William l.. Mckinney, the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress from the
Fourth district OF Virginia, Hon. Hoge
'r,Ier and Mr. Charles Hall Davis the
nominee for the legislature
from Petersburg viii address The people
Of this city on the political issues of the
day at the Academy of Music on next
Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

VERNON HILL. VA, oct. ESPECIAL.
tion-Fusion candidate for Congress in
this, the Sixth district, spoke here yes
terday TO about sixty voters. His speech
was devoted in great part 10 the cur
clared, was the watchword OF his
party" He also dwelt upon the charges
of fraud I'm elections practiced by. he said
both Of the old parties. His remarks We're
frequently applauded. Mr. RuCker was
preceded by Messrs Hal Ingram Of
South Boston, Va. and Rev =. c. Kesee,
OF Riceyille Va. who made short speeches
In behalf Of Fuckers candidacy.
Mr.. Fucker IS on ten days cam
paign IN this county The vote at this
precinct. which is regarded as decidedly
"Populistic," will be about evenly divided
between the three candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
Lam Low Bi gfIPpDLlIE
Hait'A Minister of War Soundly Thrsshed
Ia, La. u L Id NJ

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, oct lS.-Presi-
dent, or Dictator, Hippolyte, of Haid.
has physically thraSneu his Minister Of
war. This Is the news that comes direct
from Port au Prince, Haltl.
The Dictator and his chief Warrior
quarrelcd al the palace a day or TWO ago
about some matter Of Government. HIP
polyte doesn't believe IN red tape. A re
quest Tor the resignation OF the ar
Minister would have been In Order, but
the Dictator concluded he would run a
little war of hlS own, with the Minister
in II, 50 he went at the latter, nand to
hand.
The dusky Cabinet officer. despite his
bellicose tue. was no match Tor the
Dictator who whipped him SO thor
oughiy that the Minister Of War WAS
confined 10 bed and there he still re-
mains, badly injured Official
WASHINGTON, oct l7.-Pres!dent Hip
pOIyte IS preparing to vigorously meet
another rebellion IN Haiti The MOniteur.
recently published. quotes the Pres dent
as having thus bitterly addressed his
oihclal and other friends assembled IN the
palace one sunday in August:
before | was elected chlef OF the state
] had taken part in the administration on
me affairs OF my country. Everybody
hdI recognized In me an honest man.
To-day some Of these parties who a ded
my promotion appear 10 tax me with be-
Ing thief. 1t is assureily a glariEg. in
CONSISTENCY on their part, because they
-. ~ W ~ a lHItit anu -'1 us -
lected me as chief Of the nation, they are
thieves themselves
The public tranquility must be main-
tanned at any cost. and to effect IL there
Is no sacrifice / would not make. / have
by my side at this present time devoted
young men, who. should the opportunity
present Itself, only need TO hear from me
TO eNterminate all those who would have
the folly 10 attack my Government. My
enemies may, perhaps, attempt my life.
i snail not allow them TO do me as they
dld President Carnot, because the aides
de-camp that are near me know-eyery
one OF them-what would be the penalty
should they through neglect. allow an
individual TO approach me without my
giving them the orders TO that effect.
They may even, II they prefer, shoot at
me with a gun. | announce IL now.
They have only to try"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

CLARkESVILLE, oct ESPECIAL
The Rev. G. \. Thompson, of Lynchburg,
and Miss Matte Allcott. Of our town,
o'clock at the Baptist church Of this
llace. The church presented quite 4 holt
day appearance being beautifully deco
rated with fcstoors OF eyergrcens and
flowers. The bride was arraycd I'm a
brown cloth travelling suit.
Mr. Phil. AllCOtt, father Of the bride,
gave an elegant reception last evening
TO the ushers and attendants. together
with a few invited friends. The newly
married couple took the southbOund train
at +. NJ, carrying with them the kind
est wishes Of a host Of friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
D,paml,e on a Railroad Track

McKEESPORT. PA. oct. 1S.-Dynamite
was placed on the track of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at Long Run bridge
last evening. and a serious wreck mar.
roWly ayertel. The stick Of dynamite
was tied TO the rail. The Bisseli Accom-
mediation. which arrives here at 7jj =
n, encountered 1t. The explosion dam.
aged the track and tore on one of the
front wheels from the engine. The pas
Sengers We're badly Frightened, and some
what shaken up, but no one was seriously
injured. No motive can be assigned for
The deed. II is believed, however. that
me explosive was placed on the track
10 wreck the eastern express train. due
at Long Run at the same time as the
accommodation. but the explosive bsing
placed on the wrong track the eynrnss
escaped an almost certain plunge over
tAe high bridge. Detectives are at work
on ne case bu, as yet have made no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
FOUR PEISOSERS ESCAPE.
Wise County jail Broken Open-Wsrder,
Charged with Murder, Picked the Lock.

BIG STONE GAP, VA. oct. ESPECIAL.
The jail al Wise Courthouse was broken
open last night, and four prisoners cs-
capped. Henry Watson, the negro who
was confined there for committing an out
rage upon a young white girl. did not try
70 make his escape although he could
easily have effected it,
Warder. who was confined there on a
charge OF murder, was the man who
picked the locks. His father visited him
the day before and carried him sack Of
peanuts. and It is thought that
he had all apparatus concealed therein
necessary for breaking the locks and bars.
None Of the prisoners have been captured
yet.
\ body Of men are securing the noun
tains for the fugitves, and it is thought
they will be captured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
BRECKINBIDG CHLhCH,
The Members Depose their Pastor for OPP
posing the Colonel

LEXINGTON, KY, oct. 1S.-Professor
j. b. Jones, Of Hamilton Female College,
and pastor OF the Providence church. in
this county, has been deposed from his
pastorate by the irate members. who
objected to his mixing up politics with
religion.
in the campaign against Colonel Brock
inridge. majority OF the officers IN the
church We're sympathizers with the col
onel, and as soon as they were given the
power they depOsed Mr. Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
DIED FEOh rHE LAUDaNUN
Louis Fox's Attempt to XIII Hlmss II wa.
Sue atsful

Mr.. Louis Fox. the moulJar Who. as
report Cd exclusively In yesterdays Times,
attempted 20 commit suicide by taking
laudanum, died yesterday afternoon at
lila o'clock from the effects of the dose
Yesterday morning he was much bet
ter, and ii appeared as If he would sur
vive. BEFORE his death he said he was
sorry for having committed the rash act.
and blamed no one but himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. lS.-Spe-
cial.-So certain are the Adams Express
Company officials that they have caught
Md, that they have wired requesting
Mr.. w. Seymour White, Commonwealths
attorney Tor stafford. 90 Mold himself
i'm readiness to take prompt action i'm
the matter. Mr.. White has already COM
municated with Governor O'Ferrall. and
If the Cumberland suspect is the man he
will be promptly eNtrtdiJeI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
SrRIKEKs AITACk WORkMKN.
The Men Ambushed and Seven REPORTS"
10 Have Been shot.

ASHLAND, ky. Oct B-Reports come
slowly In to-day of a bloody attack upon
the defenceless miners at the mines o.
the Straight Creek Coal COMPANY, III
The men were ambushed while EN- route
TO their work. and seven are reported
to have been shot. Jack Marcum Is "a
tally hurt and John Morris dangerously
wounded. the others are not seriously
injured. The sherin's posse caught George
Tyree, Bob and John Taylor, Jim Coburn
and several more strikers in the woods,
but they were unarmed and professed in
nocence. They are being held for further
invest gation.
An attempt by the company 10 work
non-union labor in opposition TO demands
of the United Mine Workers. is the cause
of the trouble. Additional trouble is
feared, as excitement IS running high
and heavy guards are being placed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
Former ylrg nian Charged With Murder

AMITH CITY, La. oct lS.-To-duy Dr.
p. W. Magyar was arrested. cnarge with
murder in the first degree. Ii is reported
that he hired the two assassins who went
10 the house Of William Muller. near
independence, a few weeks ago. and
fired through the window at Muller,
killing Mrs. Nluuler and woundug her
sister and Mr.. Muller. DR.. Magyar came
here from Virginia about seven years
ago. His reputation has been above sus-
piclon. and no one can be made TO believe
that his hands are stained with foul
murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
HE IlallinX CampaiCn.

WELDON. n. c.. oct ESPECIAL
Yesterday. at Halifax. the Republicans
Of this county met to complete their
county and legislative tickets The fol-
owing vacancies on the ticket were fill
ed For Clerk Superior Court, Mac. II.
FurGuson. for the House, J. T. Rice and
j. II. Collins. The latter was at one time
solicitor for this district, and Is colorel
man. The Republicans decided that fusion
would not fuse in this county The Pops
wanted all the best Offices. There are now
.hree fun tickets I'm this county.
Captain W. II. Day. W. T.. Daniel, and
others spoke al Thomas. in Northampton
yesterday. i large crowd was out TO hear
the issues OF the campaign discussed
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In the Circuit Court before Judge Well
ford Yesterday the following cases were
q. Sprlgg Sands against b. F. Smith.
DISMISSED
John r.. Chiles against George O.
Brown Motion 10 set aside verdict OF
yesterday OverrueG and Judgment given
for 800.
The Merchants National Bank against
Cornelius Mlmms and others. Judgment
for So.
Bull & Grubbs against F. b. Hughes.
Dismissed.
In the case OF Barton Myers against
r. g Armspaugh. Judgment was render
ed for plaintiff for S932 Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
PETTY ammo ~ H4hOYBR.
The County Jail Full Of This Class-The
Msmoria! Tablets.

ELLERSON, VA, oct lSth.-Special.
There seems TO be a large amount o.
petty stealing going on In Hanover coun-
~ our jail IS full and the thieves. when
caught, 90 not seem 10 mind beng con-
fined in the jail. We need some other
system OF punishment for people that
are so low as not 10 feel the disgrace
of being confined in jail.
There seems 10 be more interest In
politics than usual. Public speaking will
be held in the following places where
prominent Democratic speakers vii. dis
cuss the issues Of the campaign: Dab
ney's Store, oct. lgth. L ocl ok NJ:
Haw's shop, oct. 22d. I o'clock. Z. NJ:
Montpelier. oct. 18th, o'clock, =. NJ
Ashland, Oct, nth, $50 O'Clock. = If
Old Church. oct. 3lst, o'clock. p N
Cold Harbor, Nov. "a, O'clock p n
Beaver Dam, Oct 10Th. O'Clock. p NJ
Rockville Nov. 3D. o'clock. p. Nj
Ashland. Nov. 81, 1880 o'clock. p Al
The ladies Of Hanover county are tr;-
ing 10 raise money to erect tablets ~
Hanover Courthouse t6 the memory -
the soldiers Of this county thar wera
killed during the war The ladies' cnrnl
mittee held public meeting AT the
courthouse Yesterday. II was pTes.faI
over by Major Mann Page. Col. Aylstt.
Of King william; Roswell Pagn artI
Mr.. George J.. Haw. and Others of H. H.
over, delivered addresses, and in ,,ar,,
eloquent way told the object of ~
meeting. Already considerable r,o,,a ie
has been raised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
Plunged u Hnife Into Him.

There was lively cutting scrape at the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad cross-
ing. in Manchester. last night about
o'clock. when Van Allen, a negro man,
lost his temper In a quarrel with John
Coleman. another negro. and whipped out
a knife and plunged it into him, inhicting
serious if not fatal INJURIES DR. WHIT
field was summoned and rendered the
surgical aid The man who used the
knife made mis- escape, and had not been
captured at late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

The following cases were disposed OF in
the United States District Court yesfcr-
day:
United States against Samuel Clarkso,.
for selling liquor without United States
license, Sentence suspended.
United States against Gilmore Bosher
for opening letter and embezzling there
from a money order. Turned over 10 he
United States Marshal To be placed i'm
some reformatory TO be named herea ter
by the Judge va
United States against Robert JasDer
for robbing the mail. There were seven
indictn -nts against him. Sent to Jail.
Judgment TO be rendered In a day or two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
81, 900 FOR 4 POEK.
The World Must Pay this Amour. says n

NEW YORK, oct. 1S.-In the United
states Circuit Court to-day the jury in
the case Of Miss Harriet Monroe, Of
Chicago against the Press Publishing
Company Gne New York World, returned
verdict Of 5000 damages against the
World
Miss Monroe sued the Press Publishing
Company for $4,000 damages for publish
ing her Worlds Fair ode without her
permission. The ode was copyrighted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
Norfolk Police Officials.

NORFOLK. VA, oct. lS.-Spscial.-This
afternoon Mayor Petit suspended Acting
Chef-Of-POlice Murray from duty, for yiO-
iatiug the orders Of the Board OF Police
Commissioners Detective James was also
suspended from duty pending an invest.-
cation.
The ward meetings under the legaiZcd
primary were held tonight, and resulted
IN the election OF an excellent Democratic
executive committee, giving satisfaction
to The parlN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

four other John I. Harris OF the STATE.
Messrs. j. ~. Armentrout and wire, or
Portsmouth, w. w. Hughes and WIFE. OF
Arvonia, and e. NJ. jerks aud wi'e. OF
Lebanon. are among the Virginians IN
Washington to-day. -,
of stanton. arrived IN the city this az
ternoon. ,-o.,x
Mr.. II. NJ. Miller. OF Rappahannock
county, IL In the city tonight. ii. L.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

IN Tho ca,o,or,,, Niagara. Georlia
Home. and Lion Insurance companies:
The white Republicans have organized
Bcrland club here, and are nahins ah
aggressive Fight
The Democratic club. which dld sucn
effective WORK i'm the last Cleveland cam
paign. will be recognized next MONDAY
night
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Judge Waller r. stap,e, I'm pnnville

DANVVIILE. VA, oct 1S.-SpSecial.-
Judge Waller X. Staples. eX-member OF
the supreme Court OF Appeals, addressed
an immense gathering of Democrats here
Tonight in the Academy Of Music. Much
enthusiasm WAS created, and the party
here is aroused. Hon John Go01e will
speak mere on the 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
FIRE. 1T SUFFOLK.
The Loss sma'l -Dtmo,ra rat, and IN. y.
pnbilcans Organizing Clubs

SUFFOLK, VA, oct. lS.-SpeciaL-A dis.
astrous conflagration was prevented tbts
morning about o'clock by the pror,n,
The fire broke out in the stor. Of a.,
Cotzen, on The south side of Washington
street, and was promptly put out. Tba
estimated loss Is 1000; insurance. i0GS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
Rprrpiton to Miss Yay.

Colonel William L. Tanner Will tender a
reception TO Miss Ellen Beach Yaw to-
night at his residence, on Third street,
after the concert at the Academy OF
Music. Miss Yaw will be met by some OF
the prominent musical friends OF Colonel
Tanner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
- AFES.-FIRST PREMIUM-SAFES
- HERRING-HAL CO.'S
SAFES
Il. l.. BARNES. DEALER,

NO, = NVKIT NINTH SIKEET.
RICHMOND. VA,
solicits call from all who wish 20 buy
"a SAFE. Fun line OF FIRE-PROOF
SAFES. FIRE AND uRGLAR.PROOF
SAFES. BtiRGLAR-PROOF SAFES.
VAULT TRUSTS, and FINE LOCKS:
also large stock OF SECOND-HAND
SAFES. All at low prices on accom-
mOdating terms.
Special attention paid to expert repair
"o'n' exc. ocl0-lm
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loss 9 Estimated at $50. ooo-How the
Jnssrsnce was PIscsd

TIE loss on the property OF the Trede-
gar Iron Works, which were partially
DESTROYED by fire at an early hour yes
terdav morning. an account OF which was
published In Yesterdays Times, Is esti-
mated at $4,000 The insurance on the
property aggregates $2B,0G and was
pl,, ed through MesSrs. Montague q %
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Fayet,e county, ordered all the troops re-
naming on duty at Washington court
house TO their homes. de says ne u
assured that there will be no further law
lessness there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

BERLIN. oct. lS.-The Koclnisch Eoi-
lungs correspondent In 81. PETERSBURG
has sent tins dispatch.
The car appears to be nearing tho end.
All the members OF the Imperial family
are journcyIug 10 Iiyaiii, whore. u ls
reported. Princess Nilx. OF Hesse VIII
be- received formally into the church,
and married quietly 10 the CzareWit,h be-
fore November Goth