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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

Mary G. Russell. plaintiff. against Author
w. Raugh and ais, defendants.-ln the
Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond.
/, Charles w. Goddin, clerk of said
court certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners by the de-
cree in the said cause OF October 80
1894 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day
November. 1874.
CHARLES w. GODDIN.
noS-5t Clerk.
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A. NJ. and Norfolk at as +; NJ. are solid
trains between these two points. and pas.
sengers go through without change OF
cars. a o.No .
NJ and II 50 y. NJ. and arriving At Rich
mond at 8:25 A. NJ. and $50 +. NJ. make
close connections at Petersburg 70 and
Il yin T. M. SULLY,
Superintendent
r. T u. MYERS.
reneral Superintendent
T. NJ EMERSON Tr7nH ManheF''
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.

STOPPING PLACES.
Nos, 80, ~. 46, and 30 make no stops
No. 100 stops on signal at Reams, StOney
Creek, Jarratts, and Belheld. No. 40.
stops on signal at Drewry's, Centralia
Chester, Reams, Stoney Creek, Jarratt s
and Beifeld. Nos. g. 81. and IS stop on
signal at Manchester. Drewrys, Contra.
liza, and Chester. Nos. %. 81, 43, 81. anc
81 will stop on signal at all stations
Pullman Palace IunetI oleePiuB-C cars on
all through trains. On trains Nos. 81 and
80 sleeping-ca between Richmond and
Lynchburg, Va.
Leave Richmond 1923 A. NJ daily; ar
irving Weldon 2;3S A. NJ, and at Atlanta
SOC +. NJ via S. A. l.. Through sleepers
Richmond 10 Atlanta.
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s. A. L.

Ly. Richmond -.
Lv. Petersburg Gun
ion Station'.::a.,'
Nv. Petersb & wv sh-
ineton street.......
The herald., 1894-11-09
THE CORN YIELD.
of 1893.

A Big Decrease From the Prod uotion
OF 1898.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S-The monthly re-
port OF f. NJ. Thoman for November,
in the Price Current, states that ad-
vanced harvest operations reveal a re-
duction in the yield OF corn of one-halt
bushel per acre, as compared with the
preliminary estimate ono month ago.
The total harvest now indicated ie | ,494,- :
600 900 bushels, on an area OF 73, ,500,-
900 acres. There are evidences of light
and chaffy grain. According to present
returns, rs per cent of the crop grades
az merchanta5le corn. This represents
1,lO2, 600 900 bushels against l 1886 000.- =
600 in 1898; ,345 000.00 in 1892, and
1922, 900, 900 in 1891. An approxima'
ton Of the available supply of corn for
shipment ior the ensuing year in states
raising three -fourths CT the total harvest,
places it at 10 7 per cent, or 10000, 900
bpshels Wheat feeding is being
steadily maintained on low price, rather
than on it's relative value es animal
food. There ia general complaint in
Texas, Tennessee. Indiana, Illinois ard
Kansas that the dry weather is seriously
retarding fall work.
The herald., 1894-11-09
RIVERA.
j. A. Psrkins's Little Son Drowned in
Zap1a.

j. A. PsrkIns's Little Son Drowned in a
ZApja.
RIVERA, Nov. 8.-Rivera cast her liza
votes Tuesday without friction. A good
deal of interest was displayed over the
township offices. and S. W. Burke and
E. A. Fish were reelected respectively
as justice and constable.
Considerable disappointment is felt
over the defeat of Mrs. Galpin. She
polled 10l votes here out OF ia cast.
The ladies of the Christian church
prepared fine turkey dinner in the hall
election day and cleared about $65.
Ten carloads more Of walnuts lett the
depot yesterday wednesday,
]. f. Isbell is erecting a small cottage
on one Of his lots to be occupied by MIR.
Herrick. the rustling news agent.
A sad and sudden accident happened
here this afternoon. The little son OF
]. A. Perkins, IL months old, wandered
from the house, and falling into the irrl.
eating ditch was carried nearly quar-
ter of q mile. He was Immediately
missed, but il was more than half an
hour before he YVES found. Every effort
was made to restore life, but in vain.
Mr.. Perkins and his family have the
sympathy of the entire neigh borhood
in this sad bereavement.
The herald., 1894-11-09
SANTA ANA.
NOT A DEMOCRAT ELECTED IN
ORANGE COUNTY.
One, q Constable, Celebrated His Success
Too Soon-Many Voters Staid at
Homs-Boys Who stole
Walnuts.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 8.-The only Demo.
crat in this part of the country that was
elected last Tuesday was Robt. Graham
for constable. Last night he was ahead
two votes and Robert had his celebra-
tion, but this morning the Republican,
kept voting until they defeated Robert,
and he too is in the soup. The Demo.
Gratis here have been rejoicing to think
we had both the head and the tail OF the
ticket-Budd and Graham-but now
that Graham 10 gone we will have to be
satisfied with the head only.
Santa Aua polled about 100 more
votes than che did two years ago, which
shows that our city ia growing. Still 9
good mum Der of voters did not come out
and nearly all who stayed away were
Democrats.
The vote on the liquor question had 6
majority for license.
Rev. K. A. Rowland OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
will take the place OF Rev. ID. F. Fuller
in the NJ. f. church south.
Boys brigade meeting Friday aftel
school at the Presbyterian church.
Two boys charged with stealing wall
nuts from R. B. Guthrie OF Orange
were yesterday held in $500 bail.
A chryssnthemum social will be held
in Unity hall tomorrow friday even
ing at 80 O'Clock. A fine programme
has been arranged.
The many friends of Frank Moody in
this city will be glad to know that ht
was elected superior judge of Gler
county.
Mr.. Silent. who keeps a coffee house
here, was taken to Los Angeles to ans
wer why he did not pay some bills.
Msrried-In Tustin, November 9TH
Mr.. Everett L. Higgins and Miss Mary
E. Green, Rev. j. z. Sloops officiating
After they return from Long Beach. OF
their short wedding trip, they will live
on their farm in Tustin.
Services will be held in the Church o
the Messiah, Sunday morning. at L
O'Clock; Sunday school at 10. Rev. w
B. Burrows will preach.
Services of the Presby terian church
next Sunday as follows: Sunday school
9:45 preaching, IL u. M, on The Love
That Seeks and Saves; Jr. Endeavor a
and preaching at 7 p. IN, on Tru
Liberty and How to Obtain 1t.
George Phelps has had lot of fencing
stolen from o place down on South Msir
street.
The Young Peoples society of th'
Fret Presby teran church are to give
social at the residence OF Captain S. "
Smith, on Wellington avenue, Frida.
evening OF bis week
Masonic lodg,. No. PAL, will meet il
regular ses ,.on tomorrow (Friday
night for r,kuiar business. All visitin
Ma ons are cordially invited.
A marriage license was issued today
Thomas J. Ramos, aged %. and Ros
Olivarez, aged l8; both OF Cspistrano.
The trial jurors of Orange county ap
peared in court today and we're swor
in. Some of the jurors were excuse
on account OF sickness.
The herald., 1894-11-09
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS.

vote, and not only this. but within the
few DAYS previous to the election hun
dreds OF voters were in some presto
G hange" manner induced to turn in an
other direction-thus IL is the dradly un'
derground wire of politics accomplishes
it's work.
In the bitter contest here in this
township, as to it's local officers, at least
Constable Frank q. Slanker and Justice
Barnes, the present incumbents, were
sustained bv the votes OF the people
within its border. Justice Fiuney and
Constable G. 8. Gilbert, against whom no
fight other than the regular party pride.
were also reelected, the latter by lar the
biggest majority OF any candidate in San
Jose district, and now that this verdict
OF the people has been rendered 1t is
hoped that all bitter personalities will
be put aside.
Mai w. Fl. Cook, father of Super
visor Cook OF this district, was taken
suddenly very i'll last evening at his
residence on South Main street and Filth
avenue.
Miss Mary E. Myers. who was here
some years ago on visit to her rela.
tivee, Prof. and Mrs. Tbbs. has arrived
from Kentucky to spend the winter
here.
Mr.. James Allen. who Is almost con-
firmed invalid, walked up town on Tues.
day and polled bis sixty-first ballot.
Four young boys. ranging in age from
9 to 13 years, sons of we'll known citi-
zens, some OF them business men, it is
said were traced down as the thieves in
the A. L. Taylor, Patterson and other
casea where property has been recently
missed. the place of concealment being
Browns lumber yard.
Mrs. A. l.. Carleton, niece OF Mrs.
Youngman OF Carey avenue, OF the
Parisian Modiste parlors. has settled in
Pomona.
The General Lew Wallace lectures
next Tuesday evening; on Thursday and
Thursday evening the bszar and
chicken pie dinner of tie ladies Of st.
Paul's parish, in their new house just
completed by the Ladies' Guild; on the
18th and 10th the session OF the Pomo-
logical society of Southern California,
and on Friday evening the oyster sup
per or meat dinner. cake and coffee with
either. by the ladies OF the Presby to.
rian church in the parlors OF the Odd
/ Fellows' hall. All these are managing
to. get theirs off prior to the one great
central affair, Thanksgiving, on the 10Th
| inst
The herald., 1894-11-09
RaY District Racaa.

Following are the entries and weights
for the San Francisco racea today fur
nishcd by the Los Angeles Turf club,
1151a South Spring street, where book
is made daily on the above evsnts
First race, three-fourths of mile-Red Pat
st. Elmo, Florence Dickey, 104; Mura (colt
10Y: Wawona, 104; Shirdy, 100; Rio Bravo,
1C7; Clara D. (coltJ, 104; Calphurnus import
ed, 1l2: Corncob, l04.
10l; Braw Scot, 10Y; Yangadene, 80; Captain
kees, 103; Gladiator, Mowltza, 90; Garcia, 10l.
Third race, thre a-iourths of mile-Flirtilla,
100; Arno, 103; Belle of Stonewall, 1905 Ma
NJ. Laughlln, III +; Niagara Gallant, Flint, l03;
Midas, Ill; Mollie r., 10S.
Fourth race. one mile-Melanie "a; Happy
Day, l04; Mary s., 94; Rico, 9S; Nellie g., 81
Rear Guard, 81; Oaklsnd, 96.
Fifth race, seven-eishths of a mile Artist,
10Y; Wandering Min, 104; Sam Lucas, Qurt
Arapahoa, Fortuna, 90.
The herald., 1894-11-09
SAN BERNAROINO.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CLOSES IT'S DOORS.
Joseph Brown Its President, q Noted
PoIitlcian-BaselessR Rumors About
tho Cotton Firo-Uncsrtainty
About the Banks Future.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. S.-The First
National bank closed it's doors this
morning at 10 minutes after 10 O'Clock,
and very shortly afterwards a small
sized crowd gathered about the portals,
not sufficient, however, in size to attract
any particular attention, but depositors
feel rather sore.
The cause Of the bank closing dates
back several months, when Joseph
Brown, the president, and boss of the
Republican party of the county, refused
to give up his presidency, as demanded
by the directors. The directors felt that
with Mr.. Brown at the head OF affairs
things would not 60 right and oonse-
quently during the past few days they
have been drawing out their money and
their friends have been Withdrawing
deposits.
When the sign "closed for want of
funds" was placed on the door this
morning it surprised many of the friends
OF the bank, and the generul belief is
that the institution will pay up In full.
Mr.. Brown being the Republican boss
OF the county. msnv reports have been
circulated to the effect that he had set
fire to different properties owned or
controlled by him, but this is refuted
by the insurance inspectors, who cannot
find any connection of Mr.. Brown with
the fire.
The sensation OF the bank suspension
has only been exoeled by the poisoning
case this week, and it is certain that
when the personal differences of the
directors and the president of the bank
are settled. things will move along
smoothly.
Later reports than the above say the
bank is insolvent and cannot possibly
paw it's indebtedness, but they are not
believed by well informed people. 1t is
believed, however, that the bank may
90 into liquidation.
The herald., 1894-11-09
REDLANDS.

The City's Boundary to Be Deter
mined-Notss.
REDLANDs, Nov. 8. The city trustees
decided, at their meeting last night,
that the matter of determining the
north boundary of the city should be
left in the hands of committee, who
should establish the line subject to the
approval of the supreme court. The
committee consists of Glover, Bennett,
Fowler and McGinnis.
Jack Sutherland was awarded the
contract for putting in bridge on La
Sale street; also one on Grafton avenue
for $l8 SO.
The condition of the city's funds we're !:
Interest and sinking fund, $l2Sl 0S; F;
sewer and water. $87 88; sprinkling,
$1l "a +; general. $890.25.
The trustees of the public library met
yesterday, President Alfred II. Smiley
in the chair. The matter of purch asing
new books was discussed. and long
list of books looked over. A committee
WAS appointed to make out q suitable
list of books to be purchased, to be res
ported at meeting to be held week
later. The trustees will order $500
worth.
Secretary Judson has sent 400 copies
OF the Illustrated Leader to the chamber
of commerce, Los Angeles.
Prof. Cook OF Pomona will meet the
directors of the chamber OF commerce,
and all other citizens who may be inter-
ested, in this city, next Monday, to ar
range for the Farmers institute, which
will bs held here next month.
In this city. the vote polled by the
Republicans was 1853; Democrats, 144
Prohibitionists, lao; Populists. rs.
Now. it ia not who's going to be elect
ed" but what do you think of it?"
The marriage of Charles Stevenson
and Miss Lottie Mclean. both leading
young society people OF Bloomington
Ill.,, was solemnized Wednesday evening
at the home OF tho BRIDES mother, Mrs
Carmichael. The groom is the nephew
of Vice President Stevenson, who wal
one OF the guests. The wedding WAS al
! tended by distinguished company.
The herald., 1894-11-09
NOT AL RIM ED.
The Steamship Rhyniand Overdue but Is
Believed TO BE Safe.

The Steamship Rhyniand Overdue but Is
Believed TO BE Safe.
New YoHK, Nov. 8.-lnquiries made
by the Associated Press at the Offices of
the American line OF steamship, shows
that the officers of that company do not
feel any anxiety about the safety OF the
steamship Rhynland on that line, which.
according to q sensational story pub
lished here, is now elk days overdue on
her voyage from this port to Antwerp.
Under the most favorable conditions OF
weather, the officers of the American
line say that the Rhynland could not
reach her destination before Monday
or Tuesday last and in such weather as
has been reported on the Atlantic the
steamer would have gone at a greatly
reduced speed. The Rhynland had on
about l80 passengers.
The herald., 1894-11-09
THE RUNNING TURF.
Results of the Races at San Francisco
and on Eastern Tracks.

Results of the Races at San Francisco
and on Eastern Tracks.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-Results: Six
furlongs, maidens-Dolly L., illy, won,
Florence Dickey second, Wag third !;
time, l IA.
Mile and six urlongs-Thornhill won,
Carmel second, Yo FL Rey third; time,
3:0615. Fame stakes.
Five furlongs, selling-Clacquer won,
Joe Cotton second. Oracle 5. third !;
time, :014.
Mile, handicsp-Gilesd won, Polaski
second, Rey Ell Santa Anita third time,
:40l5.
Mile and quarter, hurdle-Flood-
more won, Japonica second, Baasanio
third time, 2:l74.
Six furlongs. selling won,
Sir Richard second, Banjo third; time,
liza.
OAKLEY, o., Nov. S.-Six furlongs-
Cerro Gordo won, Text second, Gully
third; time, 1;19l4.
Five furlongs-Suspense won, Mall
maison second, Basso third; time,
:3314.
Mne-Alonzo won, Dolie second,
Capt. Tip third: time. :5l34.
Five furlongs-Font d'0r won, Good
win second, Sir Robe third; time,
l :0614.
HARLEM, Nov. s.-Six furlongs-Min-
ME Mackin won, Martin Pet eeooud,
| Flory Meyers third; time, :2l.
Mile and 20 yards-Osrio won, Marion
G. second, Salvador third: time, l :543l.
Five and half furlongs-Pelleas won,
Mainstsy second, Wells Street third /;
time. / :l6.
Mile and sixteenth-Bessie Bisland
won, Highland second, Rsy del Mar
third time, :5614.
Five furlongs-Jamea V. Carter won,
Gold Bug second, Maggie Gray third
time. ! :0634.
Six furlongs- Rowett won,
Weola second, Blaze Duke third time,
1;2l.
NASHVILLE, Nov. S.-Cumberland parh
results:
Six furlongs-Leonard B. won, Prince
second. Nellie Osborne third; time
1:16.
Six furlongs-Ortslin won, Darwin
Wedgewood second. Gee Whiz third
time, :l714.
Six furlongs- Dolie Mills won. Met
ropole second, Clara Bauer third time,
1:l44.
Mile and 20 ysrds-Millie s. won
Henry Jenkins second, SsxaphoDe
third; time. IA.
Seven furlongs-Zeke Hardy won
Rachel McAllister second, Golden Hope
third; time, 800.
One mile. over four hurdlss-UDcl'
Frank won, w. L. Munson second
Promeroth third time not taken.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Madieon results:
Five and half furlongs-Carolint
Hamilton won, Grab Cider second. jim
Dunn third; time, l IA.
Five furlongs-Bay Court won, Ar
thur Davis second, Straight Out third
time, l :07.
Four and half furlongs-Caleb won
Ed Leahy second, DR.. Farrell third
time. :59.
Five furlongs-Jim Head won, Head
light second. Pink Bloomer third time
1:061s.
Mile and an eighth-Fonshway won
First Chance second, National third
time, 2:0315.
The herald., 1894-11-09
POMONA.
The Fickteness of votsrs-Young

The Ficktsness of voters-Young Men
DiscOvorsd tD BIZ Thieves.
POMONA, Nov. 8-Voters are like jury.
men. fkcle and varying. For instance,
up to and including the day OF October
30th. there were almost beyond any
question three-fourths OF the voters OF
this vicinity would have polled their
ballots for Mrs. Galpin and to remove
politics from our public schools. and yet
while che addressed the largest crowd
ever assembled in the opera house. max
ing good Impression, it is thought by
many sAs iecsigaa scarcsly . Catholic
The herald., 1894-11-09
BURIED TREASURE EXHUMED.

Mysterious Raid of Foreign Crew at
ST. Augustine, Fla.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Nov. S.-A large
foreign .rigged sloop was sighted off the
coast ebout sunset last Sunday night
and twice since then. She has come
into the harbor and portion of her
crew came ashore, but only for lew
minutes. They wers Spaniards, appar-
emily, but they spoke to nobody.
Last night 10 Of them came ashore
with picks shovels, crow bars, axes, ETC.,
and dug up large iron chest, supposed
to be filled with treasures, on the old
Cnristoval property, bounded by the
f, hospital, Charlotte, Brave and Bridge
streets. Mrs. Roddick, who lives on the
premises. not knowing what the men
were about, appeared with shot gun
and drove them off, but not until they
had loaded the box, which required sew
! eral men to carry it into vehicle. No
| trace of the men, who were under grey
bearded leader, can be found, nothing
| can be found but come Old pottery and
an iron hook and one silver coin which
was left by them.
The sloop left at daylight for the south.
| 1t is supposed to have carried the party
to Santo Domingo, as the heifs of the
original owner OF the property, Davine,
| live there. A magnolia tree planted by
the mother OF Mrs. General Blake, 70
! years ago, was taken for the bearings to
the location of the buried treasure,
which the party seemingly understood.
All their measurement before they be-
gan digging were faken from this tree.
The herald., 1894-11-09

Frank E. Bellew, the cariciturist,
best known as Chip, has died of pnemo-
MIA. He was so years old, and con OF
Frank Bellew, the artist.
The herald., 1894-11-09

Col. Andrew de Graft, one of the earl
lest settlers of Minnesota, and one Of the
best known railroad builders in the
United States, died at st. Paul Wednea'
day night, aged S3 years.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.

BY virtue of a VenditiOni EXpOnaS, is
sued out of the Honorable District Court
Of Hunt county, on the 3rd day of Febru-
arv. 1894. by the Clerk thereof, in the case
Of ID. II. Pardue aud j. w. Nemny versus
Charles Kurtz and Jacob Schnechle No.
3Ol9 and 10 me, as Sheriff, directed and
delivered, | will proceed to sell. wiDhia
the hours prescribed ny law for Sheriff 5
Sales, on the first Tuesday in March,
A. d. 1894 il being the Oh day Of Sa ID
month, before the Court House door of
said BpXar county, in the City of San
Antonio, the following described property,
to wit:
One lot in Division g. IS varas north
side Of Ninth street between Alamo Mills
race and 5 IN Antonio river in city of San
Antonio. BeXar county, Texas. and lots
Z, s, 10, IL and II Of Hubrick'S subdivision
OF west half of out lot No. 100. range 4.
district l, east OF the San Antonio river,
fronting on west side Powder House
street from East Commerce to Montana
street in city of San Antonio, BeXar
county. Texas, levied on as the property
of Jacob Schueche on the 9th day of OC
tOher, 1898. to satisfy a judgment amount
ing 10 g. 500 90 in favor of d. T. Pardue
aud j. w. Npmny, and cost Of suit.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
February, 1894.
j. p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BeXar County.
BY w. G. M. SAMUEL, Deputy.
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Nothing is more hateful to a poor
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man become rich and he runs at
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