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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
Be Entertaining or be Fined

.NEW PORT NEWS, VA. Sept. N.-.Spe-
cial-The Business Mems Assori9tion ~
Newport News, gave "A very novel and
amusing concert in JChnsons opera hous.,
last night. The entertainment consi.,ei
Of music ana Iecitations. iuterspersed with
anecdotes ana personal "reminiscences In,
the members Of the association. The r,1
was called. and the members failing IN
respond either by speech or song. ISers.
lined one dollar. This arrangement proved
their seats or retired 10 meet an engage
mcnt just before their names were rSoSh-
ed. The entertainment was a success
by at least a hundred dollars.
Several new stores have been opened
here within the past few days. and there
IS quite a demand FOR residences. 10
doubt In short time building will begin
ind ready employment In Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
DemecraIS DeIcAIed for Renomlnntinn

BOSTON. MASS. Sept Estate Son
ator John f. Fitzgerald will be the Dem
ocrdtic nominee for Congress IN the Ninth
district. and CONGRESSMAN McEttrick Wili
not be the regular nominee IN the Tenth
These are two features OF the Boston
caucus. held last night. BY the Demo
cratic party. These were the hlst pri-
maries neld by the party under the new
caucus act. requiring the use Of the Aus
tralian ballot system. This act, and TN,
immense vote brought out by the excite
ment In the congressional fight. made inc
and not until this morning was IL posi-
bic TO get definite information In the
Ninth district Fitzgerald will have eighty
seven delegates 10 the convention and
O'Nenl sevrnty-siN. I'm the Tenth enough
Information has been received 10 show
Congressman McEttrick defeated for the
regular nomination by McNary. Con
gresham McEttrick will. therefore run
as an independent candidate as he has
already announced he would do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
M'hEHNEY'S APPOINIMENTS.
He Opens tho Casvsss at Lnwrenoeviile
Tomorrow

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. Especial
The following are the appointments
OF Mr. William II. Mckinney. the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress from me
Fourth congressional district OF virginia,
10 speak, others Will be announced from
time TO time: Lawrencevl!e Brunswick
county, tcOJrt-dayl. september Zth,
Amelia Courthouse, september Z'th: POW
hatan Courthouse october ISL sussex
Courthouse. October ith: Lpnenburg
Courthouse. October Sth; Prince George
Courthouse October 18th; Farmvillc, OctO-
Der 18th: Greensville. November 5th
There will be good and effective Demo
cratic speakers present at every county
court between this time and election
day Since his nomination, Mr.. Ken
ney has been the recipient Of the warm
est congratulations from his friends
Mr. Mckinney was I'm attendance upon
the Circuit Court Of Dinwiddie county
yesterday. and many OF those present
shook him by the hand and told HIM how
glad they were that he had been nOmi-
mated for Congress. A gentleman from
Din~iddie TOLD me to-day that that county
would 20 for McKenney.
Mr.. benjamin Lyon Is 70 erect a hand
som" residence on Franklin street. The
contract for the carpenters work has
of Chesterfield county; Mr. G. VI. Blister.
Of this city has the brick work The
dwelling, with lot, will cost $500.
4 BICYCLE RIDER IN THy DOCK.
This morning Mr.. s. T. Robertson, Of
city Point. was riding a bicycle on the
dock at that place. when he lost his
balance and fen off his wheel into the
harbOr, where the water was about
fifteen feet deep. line was thrown
him, and he was gotten out His bicycle
was also subsequently, hshed out.
At the First Baptist church tO-mor-
row night, by request. Rev II. W Bat
lie. j.. D.. the pastor. VIII preach on the |
subject. "Our tears in Gods bottle"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
HILL RULES THE ROOST.
NO CANDIDATE CAV WIN WITHOUT
UAVT'S SANCTION.
VIM. j. Gaynor 10 Lending for tho Demo-
cratic Nomination for Governor
OF Nsw York.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. l., Sept. -.
After three days OF grace. Saratoga 10
once again IN the throes Of political eN-
element. Leaders Of the Democracy
from many sections ~ the state came IN
ON thc afternoon and evening trains dh /
took Oh places SO recently vacated W
Tine taIN Of available caaddates Is nar-
rowing down 90 "a fow names. put MOTH
Ing definite d. settled lu regard tp any
one az the places pu the ticket All the
leaders VINO are here say tuc coming cuh-
dried programme viii be- follow J. 1ut
that the Delegates themselves Hll he re-
qgirel % determine tne nominations from
the strength the candidates show ODD rho
ballOtinr An effort Us being made -
emphasize the difference between mis-
convention and the one held last Tuesday.
Senator lNl Wlu NOT come mere until
Monday. InrI he arrives tne confer
ence W leaders VIII amount to very lt-
he. Everything a0psuds upon him. II
hc viii not take tna nomination Ninseli,
no man can get 10 without his support
OF fn- rdullutr- VINO are being talked
of, Wil.am j. Gayu0r stands AZ Oh.
head Tine boom of John Boyd THATCHER
Is growing Joss hourly. That ~ fr'iri-
lex Cook grove nl larger fstl' county
men are slll urging Daniel Lockwood,
and the Cleveland Democrats talk "
Daniel $ Lamont
The talk of William G.. whitney goes
on hut evidently uo one except me man In
mid-ocoan. who is not concerned. knows
pr not He has n1t publicly "ithifang
his determination. cmIhat aIlf repeated
over a year ago, ~ remain our or p'I.i'-
The boom ~ William j.. 'lfnNr N
rroo,<lvn. crows LARGER hourly. and rr.--
ant Indications ara that Do viii head the
ticket TN" state committee 49,. m.'t
,o-lry organization ~ thF corvent.a. lt
g expected that f.e convention Wil Dh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
BEDFORD SCHOOLS.
Opposition to the New high School At An
End--Oiher Institutions.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, Sept. 22d-Spec-
ial-The facilities for obtaining a good
education at a nominal cost which are
afforded TO the youth Of Bedford city
and the surrounding country, are rarely
equall"d. The past week or two has
been marked by the opening Of all the
schools
Randolph-Macon Academy opened its
doors for the fifth time Tuesday and
the Attendance is much above mat Of
last year.
The Bedford-City public school opened
Monday with the largest enrolment ever
known at the beginning Of Il session.
The Bedford county High School be
gan it's first session Tuesday with an en-
rollment Of over eighty. and other pupils
win enter i'm few weeks. This is the
school the establishment Of which met
with so much opposition. but to a large
extent the feeling has died out ana the
children Of many of its opponents are
I'm attendance. The school is part Of the
public school system and will fin the
gap existing between the state colleges
and the county schools. Professor y.
c. Stark, late Of Ashland is principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
CaKOLINA C4MPAIGN.
The Ball Opened IN Halifax County by
Hon w. Il henry

WELDON. y. c., Sept. p The Dem
ocratc campaign was opened at Halifax
to-day by Hon. Walter K. Henry, Of
Vance. MIR Walter l.. Daniel. in few
ell-cnoscn words. Introduced Mr.. Henry.
The asscmblaEc was composed Of some ~
the best people OF the county, and Nh
henry. in d tWo-hours speech. held w
the records of the two great parties lie
showed that while this tariff hiI was not
what We wanted. It was much better l.I
than the iniQuitous Mckinley bill he
said the Third uarty. led on by kitchin.
Butler. and others had fallen into "a pool
OF Kepublicanism. and that mo- reasonable
man could anOrd ia this approaching
struggle to desert the Democratic party.
II was the great party OF civil liberty.
and he advised his hearers 10 stand hy
the party. and sweep the combination
made bv the leaders OF the Republicans
and the Populisis ont of existence. and
resolve that this great battle. once be
gun. shall never cease until victory Is
within our grasp.
Mir. Henry made a powerful appeal 20
the asscmplase, anu mis- speech Will
doubtless be the means OF retaining
many OF the honest farmers. who had
gone over to the lopulists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
VIRGINIA IKON FURNACES
The Rich Pstch-Minisg Largo Quantities.
nhe NicfnrN.

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. %. Special
AS specimen OF what the Valley Of
Virginia soil will do without the aid OF
fertilizers. II is "A significant fact that
Mr.. a. a. Mccormick. of the Walker )
creek section In this county raised on a
siAteen-acre field so bushels Of extra
prime wheat-oVer thirty -four bushels 10
the acre-and did not use pound of
fertilizer OF any kind
squirrels are quite numerous in the
woods. and II Is a common sight TO see
mountaineers in town with an Old-faSh-
Toned long. cdp-rlfie, and a large bunch
OF squirrels.
1t is stated upon reliable authority that
the Mch Patch Iron Company OF Ale
shany county is mining ore in large
quantities, and that 1t Is the purpose
OF the company owning the Victoria fur
mace. at Goshen, in this county, to either
lease the plant 10 strong company or else
put IL In blast at an early day This fur
mace has been Odt OF blast for some
time When II is In operation it EMPLOYS
large number Of skilled and unsKiled
mechanics
Professor Henry a. White. ID. u. Pm.
ID. n A.. of Washington and Lee nj
Versity. has just published a learned lit
erary gem. entitled The Origin OF the
critics 10 be a work OF unusual value
and OF a high standard Of excellence.
ueherai Fliz Lee book on the life Of
Genera Robert T.. Lee Is meeting with a
good sale wherever 1t has been intro
uuced, and all who have read IL pro-
hounce II a most valuable contribution
10 me MS or'c matter OF the late war.
. Davis post-oiiice in this county has
been ordered 10 bee closed on account OF
the lack OF sufficient business
information from the LongdaIe Iron
fhu,haee Company's plant is to the effect
that the COMPANY VIII at no distant doy
put IN blast furnace No. l. which has
been i'le fci long time. The plant ia
now uhctisCins repairs, new and I'M
pVv'a mac hinery 10 being put In the
CHILLED iron VIII be made. A PECULIARLY
OF the latter Is that IL is cast In moulds
Aae n9t IN sand And u valuable for va,
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hIDDI ESIN my
"en'e Quantities II .ised-A Busy OYSTER
Season.

oALul ia, VA. Sept %. Special Tho
seoioslcal formations of this county r,,,s,
nave remained for many c.nturiet undo
sun water, as is evidenced nv tho DC.
stratum OF red clay when u,9orii,.. 80
sieatef portion Of its area Fron, 6,
~ nlt'eh lcet OF the sub,oi is tbe us,ill
-, nil'SS 81 the crust ana its uroNim. v
10 the surface make IL the M, ~ YAH;
,ipie nay land In TdcWacI Tn. t,r,|'.r
mere nave lost no time in dcvelonIr,s D.,
resources, II being the smallest 40 ,bo
80, .ountlc5 FORMING the .p,nnsdla h.
tween the lappananu0ck ana tLe Nnrk
,rVttS' 9't pt"'uces more hay TO be sold
outside OF Its canine than m. sun,
totaI OF The other -four The nra,ont
o ann ro vi"p Is Ne finest that We have
any IcCoIu OF Inc centre # the county
ttrbdnna). Is the seat Of one of ~
Uhest packing establishments i'm tbe
state. The early English pea crnn
"hich Is widely cultivated. now occupies
sHNeI1l months IN packing then cane
.heItles ana blackberrieS. the end Of
which everyone longs for. Afer III
NeSelahie crop is over ana the r
iihonth come in the oyster packing
D', " H. ana asts uhtil old Sol kills
Inc oyster business this fan is rather
uu!' perhaps, owning somewhat t. the
h hot weather during nrst half OF Septem-
D in,, ohu'I tnt itng lease Of the plant
ing grounds this Industry seems to have
taken fresh root. and while the business
has been productive of vast wealth 10
ms entire vicinity Of counties. vet
greater results are confidently eXpected
In the near future
The tappahannOck river for forty miles
from the bay up TO BOwlers Rock Ugnf-
mouse presents an interesting $ enc
over thousand boats. with from three
10 hVe thousand people may be seen any
cam day catching oysters. The re- |
cent survey OF the oyster rocks show a |
inuch larger area Of the biyalves than |
was usually supposed to exist
Jones and Mcdonald will meet at S. |
luda court-day Uhe 25th), and make his |
pillows of sound roll high.
Most OF all the protracted meetings |
have subsidized. and preachers and PEG
pie can take few days rest before
hey enter the fall campaign.
one Evangelist. however. Elder l.. NJ.
Winston, who was SO successful at New |
Market. is still harmmering away AT
Iiradley's, where he expects TO Join a
small colony OF sciplcs in the near
'uture.
Mr.. oscar Anderson. who has been
confined TO his bed for several weeks
With typhoid fever. is on the mend
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rious purposes. During the business de-
preston the management has been busy
Improving the plant and scouting the
advantage OF low prices for material.
The con pany has recently discovered and
developed a vein Of iron ore that is very
rich, about nfty-seven per cent. being
pure iron. and of great abundance. The
old veins were only fOrty-five 10 fifty per
cent. The wage scale. which was cut
last year. will. IN part. be restored The
gong into blast Of two furnaces in this
section is an indication that the new
tariff IS havIng the effect OF booming
business.
The family Of Ex-Governor FItzhugh Lee
Will spend the winter here.
MIR. Hugh McCluer. n well-known citizen
OF the county. has gone to sherman.
Texas, where he will permanently locate.
The city Of Bucna Vista has purchased
OF the Buena Vista Company the com
panys office building for the sum OF
$1,000. and will use II as a town hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
DIX. MINING EHODn's CONDITION.
No Apparent Chanze-Inquiries and Sym.
pnthY from NIL ~rr,inn.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept % Special
Ihere has been no apparent change I'm
l'i Nlhutse Vdc r couuiDrU tO-qtN he
has been more restless ana an, onscf0il,
all the time. yet his pulse cor tInues good
ana lr. Brown SAYS M last cnau4- v..Ii
ne gradual During the whole week let
ters have come from all portions Of the
country and all through the State
bishop Randolph has especially asked
TO be kept posted and should the venor-
able divine become fully conscious he
VIII hasten to the bedside OF course the
local ministers come and SO as do some
nearby citizens.
The Rev. MIR. Gravatt has been among
those who have been here.
Mrs. DuckerWOrth. who is in Eurone
has been kept posted and decided 10
endeavor TO reach here before the end
came, and has cahled that she is en- rome
from England. and Will reach here within
a Neek -I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
MN. IOST's WAIhHLOO.
Mr.. McCregr sais into Him and Supplies
Hla HrOkan Iinka

ALTON. VA. Sept 2.-Srecial.-Mr.
Yost. Republican candidate for Congress
In this dirtrict spoke here Thursday. He
Was we'll introduced by his old friend.
Mr.. Billy Goodwin. and the Malone
clans. down from the mountains. greeted
him With "A feeble front Mr.. Yost
launched out in a,athing invectivrs Of
Cleveland and the Wilson bill. and was
having things all his OWE ay. when Mr.
Douglas McGregOr. an intelligent and very
w'll-rcad Scotch gentleman. living near,
sailed i'm. and MIR. lOst met his Waterloo.
Mr. McGregor had an the ctaustics at
lis fingers ends and supplied Mr.. Yost's
broken links
Rarely in any political contest here
lave more unanswerable arguments been
given
our little village usually so orderly.
nights from picnic parties last week
Persons crowding in with a Sabbath
school celebration from Basic city brought
liquor over with them, and were very
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept - The
Department OF state is n0th-d OF the
death ~ George Albert Lienur ciu-
zen Of the United States. no Carlsbad.
August 2Jth. Mr. Liernur was born in
Mobile. Ala, thirty-sN years ago, and Tor
the past fourteen years has held an im-
portaEt position under the Egyptian Gov
eminent as director OF the works on the
Barrage. with the rank ana title Of u 3.
He. however. retained his American clti-
zenship. ana ms personal affairs are now
being cared for by our deputy consul
general AZ Cairo. All the Egyptian pa
pers publish long obituary notices, rf-
ferring % L.ernur Bey In the highest
terms At the time OF his death he
was absent from his post, on leave
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

GRANESEND. L. /. Sept. % This
was getaway day at this track. ana The
management presented ri fine card To- IT'S
patrons which promised rare sport This
promise Vas carried out. the races prov
lhs 70 Dee. IN almost every instance close
ana exciting. Tho weather was perfect
the track fast and the crowd large The
event or the day was the fourth race. the
second special. al one and One-eighth
miles. which resolved itself into "a duel
between Clifford and Henry OF Navarro
I"c .dttrI, or course. was a hig fdVOrite
IN the betting. the plungers being ON 20
MN 20 man. but Clifford. ably handled
by Slmms, won by head. after heart
breaking nnlsh The race, in fact was a
repetition Of the Domino-NaNarre race
except as 10 the result IL was stride. for
aFIge through the stretch. both Jockeys
working thelr hardest. Simms outrode
Dosgett, and landed clifford winner.
The slow pace IN the early part OF the
race defeated the gallant three-vear-0ld
The fractional time was as follows. l3.
.. y 5-4 %. 1904 81, l16 l-2. III. Ia -.
Doabra captured the Hollywood handi-
cap for twO-year-olds. after a good finish
with Handspun. The other races furnish
81 interesting struggles but favOrites had
Il hiQ day or II, only three out OF eight
getting the money. Summaries:
flrst race-siX furlOngs Jack Of Spades
u". Grirn. II 10 - first. Hugh Penny
second; Maid Marian third. Time. l.ls 81
second race one mile and a sixteenth
-" " ditfl bio' l''ssett, 10 - ufSt,
Song and Dance second. Sir knight third.
Time las 81
Third rdce-siX furlongs- Dolabra O0i
Hamilton, 10 ID first. Handspun second |
Sadie ". third. Time ia.
Fourth race-one mile and a furlong |
the Second Special-Cuncrd Q22 Simms |
y 10 81 first. Henry Of Navarro second |
Time 1854 81
Fifth race-one mlle-Rublcon 90 |
Midgley. e 10 l0) first. Patrician second |
Galilee third. Time. Ia
Sixth receive furlongs-Doe colt. lO7.
poggett, II 10 . FIRST. Milton I. second. |
Lobengula third. Time. l02
p, seventh race-One mlle-lngomar Q09.
Simms, 10 j. first. Discount second
Nero third Time i:42l-4.
Eighth race-one mile-Prlnce Karl OO2
n. Jones, to p first, Armitage second
-larus third. Time, l:2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

WINSTON, y. g.. sept. Especial -
The Democrats of Forsyth held rOusing
convention here to-day. Every town
ship had large representations. a strong
ticket was nominated H.. IS. Jones ana
William Hunter were named for the House
of Representatives ". B. stafford for
clerk OF the court. X. NJ. Macarthur for
sheriff: r. T.. Transeau for register Of
deeds. j. +. Grifhth for treasurer
Forcible speeches were made by canai-
dates. and c. b. Watson. and District
Attorney r. h. Glenn. The latter l,ft
ON the evening train 10 make several
-,c,rhcs IN the eastern part OF the state
lie has consented TO a request OF friends
OF Popuhst Marion Butler 10 divide time
with him
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Raising Ducks by Machinery.

The following is the practice OF .. a
| large duck farm in Iehisy ~ a,nH. u.s.
| the raising ana feeding OF young Gurn ,
! for market. as related in farm foui-
! try.
Twent.-elght Prairie State incubators'
! 9p-egg size. and three hOt-"ater III
/ chimes. 6l0-eeg size. are run AT present
| IN "A room which mas moor spdCe w
i0xGO feet eight feet nigh TO the ceiling.
! over the windows are placed awnings
/ which keep out the sun. The firm next
| year will run nfty Prairie states "hlcn
! win place them ahead OF tne la'
plant on Long Island, in egg capacity,
The brOodns house has thlrt! eisnl
pens. at one end OF which are the neattI,
! boiler and engiue-rOoms. An elsnl-horSe
! power boiler ana six morse engine ar
used. Power is also furnished u a Mann
green bOne-cutter. DICK FODDER cutter
ana Enterprise meat chopper.
W nen the young ducks are hrst PUT
into the brOoder. they are iel on SPtall
food about four days. when the bliI OF
fare is changed 10 1--WE parts corhmedi'
t"o parts bran. TWO parts crackers TWO
parts green bone. fouT parts green looh'
such as I'VE. clover. or corn. f.Ur times
a dag. This Is vet mp with mix or water,
10 which is Afterwards added Two quarts
no flour. which sticks ana bindS the
whole together, 80 that they eat II pe-
ter. The water Is forced up 10 the brood
ing-house by TWO rams, INTO large tank,
u which are attached the pipes Tor
watering the ducks
The system Of watering consists OF
M mn ~ -. go. ,.ri~n
is from twelve 90 eighteen inches hign.
a one-fOIrih inch hole Is drilled ln the
three, loNiihs mon plp5 mo w Hi'.i ~ 49,
S'ilei ou'-Io"t'n Hi'" P't'' .m.,.i,l
Pulitd Iehsth' ana - 'h's' are 80
d pet cOck-oue for each yard outslbe
the brO01rr. The short pipes cohiu't
, ue '."m .'D.l .,.. I,rllinge 10
~ ~ l.,- u '.-" ~ , .e a'iI1stoI
a a., '.-n. ms I.. ,o.NS 'a ,..,',. dr.n 10
w. .it .'' ~ ,Il" & I,Cl,5
'",' t-V "'r' "7r G t,..,'i,r &C. "a
"a - W.. ''" ea.b t,ent,, /
80 !ii ,,ft ,o,o b,,,-
- WIZ all4 "ll',I ,,' tt~fs /
dreH 4'cNHhss each. me- l."nS Us ,
w UDn1I' V1l S"!ileI a'.l-. a. f-Ii ,r.-
WreHc men me "I9"I'i I7 aHi - |
are sHiI'el 10 lhe con- N'"Sr, n'N l,','
i,Io'sn 10 J." inc SAM ma, ~ 400 ~
from -FOUR 10 I'VE "eeHS. -..,, .,,,,,d
All tleN yea board Walk II run aIouln
t"e "i"VI -h'use' "hl'H bvl "i's
IL 'pHN'Htht' OUT lniHlaH'' ~" ~ -
~ youms uu' r. NreH o1 1i,e ys5 fpr9e
70 ''r water lh'l are ""'s ~ .stit,
times daF. Inc ilfm say indl ID! S.t''-
ing the ducNs tWlcr per week, leal"tt
pulling IS prevented. an annoyance OF ITO
small consequence t' du,h IalSeIS' ,,
Al me creek Us me ttrI- mouse " "uip
ing i'Nb teet, part OF when is ulNiNti
on hy "a Iaruu"n. Tor lh'NIu- i"oH.'
FROM mere starts an elevator ram .ah'
which crosses All the MAN YarIS. ms
ROAD IS bulii elshtcen lHl"e7 ab'.
Whl,h makes IL c'hN'HI'u, ~
step OF ana on Mheu nee 49,
-,tHS are uSei. 2en t4e lr't ~ NM i'iiS
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