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PLEADS NOT GUILTY..
Coleman win Ask to Inspect the
Grand Jury Minutes.

Matthew Coleman. eX-PresIdent OF the
Mutual Brewing Company. AMI the Cole
man Brewing Company. OF College Point.
l.. l., pleaded not guilty TO " indIct-
ments for forgery In the third degree
and one for grand larceny in the first.
degree. before Judge Fitzgerald. in Part
|. OF the General Sessions to-day:
His counsel. Fred House. entered this
plea with the understanding that he
would he allowed to make n motion he
fore Friday to Inspect the minutes Of
the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
SADAND SUDDEN
The Warning Given by Mr.. r,
L. Cuttings Death.
WORDS OF ADVICE TO PEOPLE WHO % NOT
REALIZE THEIR CONDITION.

The sad md sudden death OF Robert l.. Cutting.
sr., while travelling In n broadway cable car, has
naturally caused II shock to the entire com.
munity. The prominence. the standing and the
wealth Of the gentleman were known to all, aud
his untimely death Is greatly TO be regretted.
Mr.. Cutting died Of Bright's disease Of the kid.
neys. with which 40 many prominent men seem
to have been afflicted. The fearful presence of
this terrible disease Is a fact which needs no
proof. The important question Is, how can II he
avoided. or. having been contracted, how can IL
be cured
The unfortunate thing about any kidney trouble
Is thst 1t has no distinctive symptoms of its
own. hut possesses the symptoms Of nearly every
known complaint. Few people ever die of
pneumonia whose kidneys nre moi diseased. and
nearly every woman can trace her troubles TO the
same sad cause.
ii il now dnitted by the best scientific and
medical authorities In England, upon the con
tinent aud In America, that there IL but one
standard remedy for all these troubles. The
remedy which has been before the public for
years has had phenomenal popularity aud Is
known universally Ms Warmers safe Cure. There
are instances without number where II has COM
pletely cured Brlglt's disease when In the last
stages. and 1t invariably cures oil kidney troubles
or weak nesses when taken In time. Cases inuu-
merabie can he cited to prove this, but the facts
are admitted universally and do not require
proof.
In view OF all these facts. Ia II not the part OF
wisdom for every man mud woman to stop and
think. examine their feelings. their symptoms,
and see II, perhaps, they may not be upon the
road which leads to broken health or possibly
sudden death"
The evening world., 1894-01-16
HARVARD ATHLETIC RULES,
they VIII Shut on Six Good Men
Of Cambridge.


CAMBRIDGE. Jan. l6,--fhe new ath-
letic rules adopted by Harvard 10 gov
crn all its contests from Jan. l OF this
year seems to be misunderstood.
In brief, then, these rules allow none
but amateurs and 0 tide students,
no one who has played four years on a
college team and no one Just coming
here from another college u represent
Harvard.
These rules exclude six Varsity men
still in college. namely, Capt. Frothing-
ham and Cpton. of the nine, who
played here four years. Abbott and
Sullivan, who played at Dartmouth and
Amherst before coming here; Fearing.
of the crew and Mott Haven team, cut
of by the tine limit, II Lewis, the
eleven, who has played more thar four
years here and at Amherst.
ph, AirInns certify "a ihr. great v,lMe ei
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Charged with Stealing a Rife.

william Kingston. twen'y.three years old. Of s.
Irving place. Brooklyn. was arrested this NOM
ing on complaint OF George Brooks. OF III Dean
street. who charges him with forcing his way
into the house and stealing a rine worth $50.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Rcformntory Fugitive KILLED.

NYkCK. y. Y. Jan. is-Nesprr RrockSsy, ~
ElmIrs RetormAtory arrived in HaverstraN this
morning and Identified the body OF the person
Who VAS killed there 1undsy morning nv Jump
ing from = West Shct. train. as that Of James
fleming. Who vas a thief and had escaped from
the reiormAtory on FriGsy lASt.
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HE STOLE HER PICTURES.
Then Tackled Them TO the walls of
His Room.

Joseph Schmidt. alias Kompf, OF 400
West Fortieth street. who robbei the
Moselle apartment = house, $50 West
Elghty-frst street. on Dee. IS, was held
for examination at jefferson Market PO-
lice Court to-day. Detective Carey ar
rested Schmidt Saturday N "A Bowery
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Keeper. Of Disordcr,y House. Held.

-, S'' ma. N. s.,..s :. IS % y, {, 1; %., 1,.s,, ''s.;':
street. t~o colored keept-slof alleged ~disorderiy
houses. arrested by the T&d.r;o,n roli,s ycstpr-
s..4.; we're held for u'-i 1s|''i'"'' Market e'4H
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one mothers; Tor mothers who arc
Pursing and exhausted for crsry wo'
nan who is rundown, delicate, or over
forkca. It's en- invigoratinT, restocctive
onic, that promotes all tie natural func-
elonS, and canuot 90 harm in any con.
Pltion Of the female system.
For all the disorders, diseases, and
Weaknesses Of women, "Favorite Pre-
lcription " is tho only remedy so untail-
ng that il can be guaranteed. II it
oesi.t bei " or cure in every Gaze, tno
AaGsy viii w rsturnsd.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
TWO KINDS OF WOMEN

uttu Al. W
tavorite Frescrip.
ten - those who
want TO bo made
strong, and thoss
who want to be
made we'll. 1t builds
up, i~nvigoratHs, reg
ulnteS, and cures.
It's for young
girls just entering
w~omanhood for
women who have
reached the crit
,ical change OF
life" Tor women
expecting to be-
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pa wnshop and had him remanded yester-
day at Court.
1t is alleged that Schmidt stole. among
other things a large number OF photo
graphs of Actress Henrietta Crossman,
and had them pur up on the walls OF
his room at 400 West FortIeth street.
The total amount OF goods recovered Is
81. OOO, and half of this has been Identified.
The evening world., 1894-01-16

u,LIn1.'scass.iAssatsaic IssIfoadways. Z.
The evening world., 1894-01-16

A Buffalo despatch says: Buffalo last
by giving $4,000 in purses. for a two
weeks trotting meeting. This year II
Is proposed to have another big meet.
more will be offered. There will be sew
rral big stake events, the details of
which have not yet been fully arranged.
The dates chosen are from July 81 to
Aug. IL, inclusive.
The evening world., 1894-01-16

The performance CT Huber x Geb-
harlt's Casino was given by Booker and
Narhis. Murphy and BOYD. In s..etrhrF.
Martha George. Bullo johnson, MlHnie
Schult. vocalists: Jane, serio-eomie, sna
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
Mrs. Bisland Corrected.
PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE, VA.
August 10. 1894.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE. VA,
August 10. 1894
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
In the Dispatch OF August :. 1894, your
correspondent, Elizabeth Bisland, says:
THE next woman Of note to seek royal
entombment in the Abbey was phllippa
Of Hamault, mother OF the Black Prince.
founder Of Queens College oxford. and
she who sucked the poison from Edward j
arm and saved th- lives OF the burglars
OF Calais"
! think your correspondent is in error.
The father of the Black Prince was Ed
ward Ill. The Edward who was wound
cd with a poisoned dagger was Edward /.
and who was Prince Edward when
wounded. and his wife. who sucked the
poison. was named Eleanor
The sucking Of the poison from the arm
Of Prince Edward was about l272. and the
saving Of the lives OF the burglars OF
Calais about 1341. events about seventy
1--WE years apart
Your correspondent further says:
THE first burial In Henry VIII. chapel
was that Of his wife. Elizabeth Of York. -
&c. | think this an error as to Elizabeth
being ;he wife OF Henry VIII Elizabeth
Of York was the wife Of Henry VII,
and was The mother OF Henry VIII, and
while Henry VIII. had six wives none OF
them were named Elizabeth.
\. T.. KELLAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
Successful Protracted Meeting-A Georgian
Visits virginia Battle-Fields.

SPOTSYLVANIA, VA, August l3.-(Spe-
cial )-Thornton Lomax, a young colored
man IS or 20 years Of age. was arrested
and lodged in Jail to-day, charged with
having feloniously assaulted another col
ored youth named John Johnson by strik-
ing him with his fist in the left cheek.
destroying entirely the sight OF the ieIt
eye and crushing the cheek-bone. A
few hours after the commitment Loinaf
was admitted 10 bail by Justice r. Z.
Beverley % await the action of the grand
jury at the next term of the County
Court.
Quite an interesting protracted meeting
has just closed at Massaponax ,baptisV
church, in this vicinity, resulting IN the
admission to the church OF some Is or ~
members. The meeting was conducted py
the Rev. Decatur Edwards. assisted by
Rev. Mr. Jennings. OF PENNSYLVANIA. Inc
converts were baptized yesterday by Mr.
Edwards, the pastor. and received into
church fellowship.
The new mansion-house when the
Messrs. Frazier are building Is peihs
rapidly pushed 10 completion.
Recently an old Confederate veteran
from Washington. Ga. came all the way
to Virginia In buggy 10 visit the battle
fields. He came first to Appomattox'
then 10 Petersburg Seven Pines. Freder-
iakshurx- Charlottesville. the Wuderpttss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
Mr.. w. =. Christian.

Mr.. W. T.. Christian. son-in-law Of Mrs
S;onewall Jackson. IS 10 be on the staff
OF the Raleigh News and Observer. as
associate editor, the News understands.
Mr.. Christian was formerly located in
Charlotte as associate editor Of the Demo-
crat. but for several years past he has
been connected with the New York Press,
on which paper he has done some fine
work, notably last spring. when he got
hold OF the line OF defence by Breckin-
ridges counsel, and few months
previous, when he went 10 Panama and
wrote up the canal scheme Mr.. Chris
tian is a versatile writer. a man of good
judgment, and thorough Democrat, and
the new owners Of the News and Observer
made a good stroke OF business when
they secured his services.
Mr.. Christian arrived here to-day to
visit Mrs. Jackson, and to be with his
children for day or two. He will begin
service on the Raleigh paper next Satur-
day. He Is very popular in this section
of the State. and our people are glad TO
have him nearer home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
Affairs I'm New Kent County.

OAK. VA. August 13.-(special)-On
Thursday last. August 9th, the citizens
OF New Kent, by previous call. assem-
bled at the courthouse tbeing County
Court for the purpose of reorganizing
the Democratic Committee OF the county.
Hon. John ID. Odell, our popular chair-
man, was unanimously elected CHAIRMAN
and Mr.. II. j. Walker. secretary.
W q f.. TAYLOR. our County Superin-
tendent Of Schools. has just completed
his work. n tedious one, In his exarnina-
ton Of teachers for license In the public
schools OF the county, which proved
very creditable one.
The County school Board. Superntend-
ent Taylor president. completed It's work
for the fiscal year ending July >. 1891, on
Saturday August 1lth.
our public schools report shows n de-
cIded Improvement over the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14

and spctsyivania Courthouse. and said he
intended to continue his trip through VIZ
Winia into Maryland, and thence to Cat
tysburg. where he proposed to make
sale OF his buggy and horse and return
10 Georxia by railroad. He said he had
no difficulty in locating the position OF
his battery on the various fields where
they were engaged. and had met with
unbounded hospitality from the virginia
people. -,
Misses blanche and Mary Nussey will
leave Tomorrow for Washington, ID. c..
where they expect to spend some time
with friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
Tobacco and Corn Damaged.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. C., August i3-
Special saturday wnd-storm dam
aged tobacco and corn to some extent III
the southeastern section of Nash county
Mrs. Margaret Higgins IS visiting hef
parents. MIR. and Mrs. DAVID buiiocS'
Mr.. William Fountain. Tarboro's Mayor
snent Sunday with relatives on Churcn
street. ,,..t.
Miss Wells. Of Wilson, and Mrs. Matte
Watson. Of Nashville. are the guests oi
Mrs. W. 4. Winstead.
DR. and Mrs. Ryland Sadler. OF Baiu,
more. are visiting their parents MT anu
Mrs. o. r. Sadler ,
The young white man VINO TOOK sun
% -, fron Mr.. CASTOR Battle has
been held for the grand jury +,
The large un!yersity-school building -
nearly completed. -. ,,o,,i.
me condition OF Mrs. Judge Jacop ba''i'
ia somewhat improved this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
! Glimpses
! OF America.
VITO Picturesque and Graphic Pages


cursons covering every picturesque section of our
country Part is ready, and takes the armchair
traveller to- through and by the following scenic regions and
arvels Passing Toltec Gorge described i'll the last pages
of Part the excursion into the district of the Rio de Chiefly
where Kit Carson successfully fought the Navaoes into the
Rio Maucos whose walls dotted with excavations made
bv Cave Dweers thence the Coneos Range back by
1oItec Gorge around Phantom Curve and into region
whore fantastic creations in stone abound Then the route
to Wagon Wheel Gap through Cuchara Valley and up
over Veta Pass 400 feet altitude Rapid and touous the
wav then leads down San Luis Park, Which was once
vast sea- though its elevation is 1000 feet and thence
on to the famous Creole mining district Leaving Colorado
1.-THE route is into New Mexico, down Coanche Canon, and
lover to the Espanola Cliff Dwellings, which are fully de-
ecrbed also the grave of Kit Carson which near by Then
tbe Canon Diaboo breaks into view where nature is in Wild
est riot and the Devils Way followed Raons crest
down the Pecos to Las Vegas and thence branch line
TO the very old city of Santa Fe The descriptions of these
wonderful scenes given in Part Of Glmpses of Am erica,
are more fascinating than any before in print
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
A CONFERENCE OF cHAIRMEN.
Illness of Grand Lecturer Parke Jones
News from Across the sea-Persona''

News from Across the sea-iefsoh"'
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August IL
Specialize. =. Armistead, chairman OF
the Town Executive Committee, and An
drayv j. Barnes. chairman OF the County
Committee, have been invited To altehu
at Norfolk a conference OF the chairineh
az the Democratic committees of the
Second Congressional District. They leave
for Norfolk early Wednesday morning
and hope TO be able TO return on the
late train OF that day.
Grand-L.ecturer Parke Jones, or this
Masonic District. and master or l-odse
No. g. is very sick at his home ABOUT
three miles west Of town. Mr.. Jones mas
recently returned from an official VISIT
10 the Masonic lodges on the south side
OF James river. where he gave some very
Interesting talks on Masonry.
kev. ". &. Davis, Of the Methodist
church. returned Saturday evening from
a two-weeks' vacation. Yesterday morn
ing h occupied his pulpit. and preached
n most interesting sermon 10 a large
COngTe cation.
Professor Hugh ). Bird. who is travel
ling in Europe. was heard from yester-
day at London, and Mrs. X. NJ Smith
and daughters, when last heard from.
were travelling through Belgium, ana
would not return to the United States
until late in the fall.
Commodore Henry H. Smith left to-day
for Poquosin, York county. to make the
PAYMENT on the yacht Curlew, recently
built there for the Williamsburg Yacht
Club.
Mrs. William r. Gault and Miss Emily
Christian left yesterday 10 visit the family
Of Naval-Paymaster William w. Gait at
Smithyllle. in Charlotte county.
Personal.
Miss Mary McCaw. OF Richmond. Is
here. visiting Or. and Mrs. James -
Moncure. Executive building, west Frances
street
Miss Augusta Switzer. from Stanton,
is making IA stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wolfe.
Miss Sadie wilkins left yesterday Tor
Newport News to visit friends. and Miss
Hattie wilkins is spending some time IN
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Misses Mary Waller Mercer and Kitty
Morecock have returned from two
weeks visit delightfully."- spent to Miss
Peake. of Hampton, daughter Of Judge
Peake
Mr.. Il. V. Holt and family, from Hamp-
ton. are here dividing their time win
their relatives. Mr.. Holt is commissioner
OF the Revenue for Hampton and Eliza
beth City.
Professor and Mrs. Lyman =. wharton
left during the week with their carriage
and horse to spend the remainder of the
heated term at Bedford city, the old
home Of Professor Wharton.
Captain Edward Maynard, who owns
the yacht Il. V. Lane, and now resident
Of Blgelows. on York river, has pur-
chased lot on east Gloucester street
and will commence at once the erection
Of beautiful residence for himself. The
Captains main object in coming to town
is to educate his children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
PENSION FRAEDS.

Mr. Chairman. l am unable 10 under
stand. save upon one theory, why certain
Republicans upon this floor take advan-
tage of all occasions 10 denounce, as II
IL were a crime against the Union soldier.
every effort made by the Pension Bureau,
under rs present Democratic manage
ment. 20 ferret out the frauds perpetrated
against the government by pension sharks
and to bring TO punishment those engaged
I'm defrauding H. 1t is cheap but surely
not an honest and commemorate method
of advertising ones SELF as the friend and
champion OF the soldier.
In view of the disclosures which have
been the result OF the Investigations re-
Gently Instituted by the Pension Bureau,
/ cannot comprehend how any man who
has the slightest regard for his own repu-
tation can condemn Democratic ad-
ministration for desiring TO purge the
penslon-rolls OF every name placed upon
them through the commission of fraud
and perjury. The developments which
have been the result OF these investiga-
lions are a part Of recent history, and
have been of such a character, in many
instances. as 10 shock the moral sense
OF the nation. In my own State, where
naturally there are comparatively few
who occupy q pensionabls statuA manx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
Wants $4,000 Month to Sing Here

Several American managers have been
so persistent In trying TO engage Mile
Yvette Guiibert, the famous Partisan
singer OF sa,acious songs at Les Am
bassadeurs, that she has finally issued
the following uItimatum: ITO remain one
month in America would ask 900 francs
per day, and. as the voyage both ways
would take about twenty days. ! would
demand so francs more per day. or 5000
francs In ALL This would be almost
$4,000 for month. Her proposition has
not yet been accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
WILL BE REMOVED.

There is not a member Of this House
who AGREES with me upon IN : pfopoSi""H
who la not Wiling that the oclouS ch"rEV
of t,,s,rtion shall be removed Wheh me
facts are clear that an injustice has pe'h
GONE the sold er. But whenever a OH 90
rod from the Clerks desk which Ia the
most remote degree relates To the gram
inr of A pension "A chorus OF voices o"
th. Republican side Of this champer cry
"Vote," Vote " and the report, ailho"S"
IL contains but few lines, ana IN NUS
cases is exceedingly unsatisfactory Is
rarely read unless some so-calied OBJ
s,rnrtionist demands it's reading. We are
asked 10 pass such bills without giving
ia them a moments consideration.
And this. In the race OF the fact that
a bill to remove the charge of deseriloh
and 10 pension the descrter was recent!
unan. nously reported from the Committee
ON Military Affairs, which. after the
reading Of the report and bilef discus
sion Of the same, was found 10
he 50 absolutely indefensble that
only five votes could be mus
tered in It's favor In this Chamber, every
one Of which. l am glad 70 be able 10
say. came from the Republican sac
II there has been any delay IN the
massage of meritorious specitl bills the
so-called characteristics are not RESPONSE
ble. therefor. They have merely opposed
such AS should be obnoxious to every Just
and fair-minded man. If 1t be INSISTED
mat bills OF this character SHAH retain
their places upon the calendars OF the
House. and thus block the way or more
itcrious measures. II - the fauit
OF the scf-yaunted and self-constituted
friends of the Union soldier.
The country should know, MIR. Chair
man. that II the bills that are annually
Introduced I'm this House, the object OF
which is 10 Increase and grant additional
pensions. were passed the government
would be bankrupted, II not DESTROYED.
within a single twelve-month. This Con-
gress has proved no exception. shall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
ALIEN PENSIONERS.
Spcsch Of The Hon. William 4. Jones,
Of Virginia, In the House.
HOS-RESIDENTS AND NOT CITIZENS.
This Go,crnmcnt-O Opposition TO
the Pending fiii.


tad:
Mr.. Chairman: The act making appro-
prisUons FOR the payment OF invalid ana
other pensions for the fiscal year ending
on The goth % June last. IN my judgment
very whey provided that from and AFTER
July /. lNs3. no pension should he PAID
10 a nonresident who is not a citizen OF
the United States except for actual disa-
bntics incurred in the service. Tho bin
how under consideration. and which
passed the Senate in December last. has
for SIS object the repeal Of the act 10
Wn.ch have alluded. and il intended 10
restore 70 the pension rolls those aliens
W. lost their pensions by the passage
OF That act
II ls alleged by the advocates OF this
proposed legislation that the law which
It IS sought 20 repeal has greatly confused
the accounts OF the Pension bureau and
eDtailcd upon 10 much work in answering
communications. II is also urged against
the act or lst3 and. as an additional rra-
son for ns repeal. that 10 causes trouble
EnI annoyance 90 many American Cit-
Ecns residing abroad and yet living upon
the bounty OF this government.
MT Chairman. while I entertain tho
utmost respect for those who advance
thcse arguments. ! wholly dissent from
the conclusions they reach. and ! ask t.
b. heard ia Opposit.n on 20 This BILL
c,u easily understand how The ac-
counts Of the Pension Bureau may b."
complicated 90 some extent. and hn"
CifI.Ilucs may arise in th" execution OK
the law We are asked L. repeal, since
many ~ those who haNc voluntarily exc
..ft a &