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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
TIE TIMES=RICHMOND VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1894

your own figuring. Since there are three
suits OF three pieces each, and three times
three equal nine. II is also true that.
having made the nine changes out OF
three suits. you have made twenty-seven
changes. since nine times three are
twenty-sevcn. DO you come after me?'
Corporation Counsel murmurs 10 him
self: Three ones are three. three times
three are nine, three times nine are
twenty-seven." Then TO the Mayor:
THAT seems 20 be right"
AS far as II goes, yes. But a man told
me at the Eleven CLUB that ! could make
eighty-one changes with those three suits,
and i have been kept awake OF nights
trying 10 figure IL out until | am nearly
crazy"
MIR. Rubens thought the problem sh ould
go 10 the Election Commissioners, but the
Mayor said no: they had all the figuring
tney could do for a while. .ir. Rubens
then suggested the School Board. and
go II was agreed. The conference listed
long. and when the Corporation Counsel
emerged he looked Ike the man VINO
comes out Of the spirit cabinet on the
stage. The Mayors hair was rumpled
and Secretary SenfS was in danger
OF nervous prostratOn from the long
wait he had
The problem Is dstracting several other
people In town. and the man who irst
sprung II has taken 10 drink, while anOth-
er one Is walking the floors Of his home at
night. muttering: Three ones are three
three threes are nire.' three mines are
twenty seven."-Chicago Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
ArKxAs SIHnM Of 4 nAMPAeF
lie TsrroriErd West Idle Streets and WI,
Killed Before "A Butchers shop.

\ wild Texas steer was the principal
owner Of several Wost-Side streets in
New York city for a long time after 500
Thursday afternoon. His tantrdm came n
an r~d when he was lassOel in the butcn-
crs STOP Of Leonard Beck, 592 Eighth
q 'cnuc. where he was trying 10 revenge
on Mr.. Beck with his horns his brethren
whose carcasSes lay or hung about him
Then the steer was led into tho street
and hundreds Of persons saw II ignOmln-
Ously slaughtered.
David Levy, who has a slaughter-house
AT COS west Fortieth street, is supposed
To- have been the owner Of the steer
hut he did not claim the carcass. The
animal came from the foot Of west For
tieth street. and as he tore along. with
lowered head and fiery eyes. there was
a general scramble for safety By the
horse-cars and other vehicles was won
derful.
From his starting point he rushed bel
lowing 10 Eleventh avenue. In front Of
him ran screaming women and children.
behind came a crowd Of men. He turned
down Eleventh avenue and followed
straight In the wake OF a hOrse-car.
whose driver whipped up his steeds and
got safely away.
The following mob increased. and the
steer became more frantic. Several po-
licemen were now In pursuit.. The steer
turned into west Thrty-seVenth street
reached Beck's butchers shop he dashed
through the show window He narrowly
missed Mr.. Beck and then started after
him. The butchers end seemed near
when a lassO fell on the steers horns
and made IL helpless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
Northumberland News Notes.

HEATIIsVILLE. VA. Sept. Especial
W. H. Eichelberger. who has been criti-
cailv i'll with typhoid fever here Tor six
weeks, is thought to be little better.
Miss Nina Mitchell, one of our most
popular young ladies, was married here
at the residence of J. W. Anderson. Esq.
on September 30, at noon. To MIR Ally
Wfes. clerk on the steamer Potomac.
After the marriage the bridal party took
the steamer Potomac for Baltimore. The
bride and groom will make their future
home I'm Baltimore.
Lu Cameron. a young man of this Coun-
ty. was drowned a few days ago near
Baltimore. Md.
romato-cannlng factories In this section
are crowded with work now canning the
heavy crop OF tomatoes. The factory at
Iewisetta is working about two hundred
hands. and then cannot keep up with
their work.
II is announced that Hon. John w.
Daniel will speak here october Sth, that
being our County COurt-day
There is quite number Of cases Of
fever throughout this section at present.
Rev. c. w Beale has accepted the pas
torate Of Coan and Fairhelds Baptist
churches, and will take charge November
LIST
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10 rHE FEPUBLICIN LEADERS.
Father Cronin warns Them that They Mus
Not Continue to Foster the A. T. 4.

BUFFALO. Sept. THE Catholic Union
and Time. ia its issue of yesterday con-
tains am open letter from the Rev Patrick
Cronin addressed 70 the leaders VI the
Republican party I'm Buffalo ami IN the
State of New York on the subject II the
A. =. A. Father Cronn warns the Re
publican leaders that disaster threatens
the party If IL cOnunuest 10 foster mem
bers of the A. +. \. organization. who.
like devil fish. the writer declares have
fastened their deadly clutch upon the
party. lie charges that not only have
the leaders and the party failed 10 dee
nouncc the schemes Of this organization.
which has declared war against the fun
damcntal principle OF the American CON
stitution but have I'm a complicated man
ner coquetted with H. ana asks how long
sclf-respecting Catholics VIII tolerate this
thing.
In closing he expresses the belief. and
emphasizes the hope. that unless some
thing be- done-and done qulckly-by the
Republican leaders 70 guarantee Catholics
against continuance Of the insults. in-
Justice and wrong instigated by lntOlcra-
bic bgots. IL will be the duty OF every
Catholic In BunalO-American, Pole. Ger
man Irish and ltaiian-aud all through
the State and nation. TO labor ana unite
10 effect Republican defeat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
MISS NUSSEIL UOPE DEAD
Rabbi Tyer Arrives In Petersburg and I'm
tors Uron His Duties

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept 7.-SpeciaI.-
Miss Russell Hope, daughter OF Rev. IL.
Nj. Hope. pastor Of Market-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, died at her parents
residence, on Liberty street. this morn
Ing ut o'clock. She was taken sick just
a week ago to-day. Miss Hope was about
nineteen years Of age. and her loVab q
disposition won for her a large circle Of
friends and aCquaintances. The dec edscd
was a graduate OF the DanVllle Female
College. and was unusually bright and
intelligent. SIC was to have been mar
ried I'm a few months TO a prominent
young lawyer Of this city.
On yesterday, while out hunting i'm
NOttoWay county. Naverly Clary. a lad
of that county. was accidentally shot
and wounded by Willie B"nslev. youth
of This city. Clary's injuries. while pain
ful. are not serious.
Rev. 5. Tyer. of Statesvile, y. G., the
now rabbi for the synagogue IN this city,
entered upon his duties here this evening.
when he conducted the services at the
synagogue. Mr. Tyer and family are at
present stopping at the Albemarle Hotel,
but have rented residence on HuntOn
street.
The Second Battalion Of colored volun-
teers. Major ". +. Jackson. will be in
spectcd here next Tuesday night by Col.
10 Lane Stern, Of Richmond.
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KING JAILED At ROANOKE Y.
How OFFICER Baldwin Detected tho Rob-
berry Plot-Mn.aex To Meet uoxe.

! ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 7.-Special.-W
G.. Baldwin. chief Of the Norfolk and
| Western detectives has lodged In jail
here Thomas King. the man who Is
| charged with conspiring with John Nc
| Gras. alias Mccormack. 20 rob the pay
| car OF the railroad twelve miles from
| BALDWIN got on 20 the scheme two
| weeks ago. and had arranged armed
| guards on the car due at Bluefleld yes
| terday, to Kill the robbers when they
| made the attempt. but subsequently, De
| cided to arrest them at once. The pan
was TO capture the car at lngleside' IA
| Virginia, and II the money could not
| be obtained otherwise 10 blow it up win
| dynamite. Baldwin, with DetecIiHse
Mccormack In Mercer county, west VT
einia The former has been sent 10 the
grand jury and locked ny IN Jail at
Princeton , King VII Wi y Tlr pfi mere 'o'
chairman Hicks. OF the CITY Democratic
executive committee. hae written Rev.
John Il. Massey ASKING nm 10 come
arranging a joint discussion with Colonel
John Hampton BoGc.
Seventeen more indictments have been
returned against Galen II. Coon. late Of
the BANKERS Loan and Investment Com
nanv. OF New York. This makes in all
thirfy-nine indictments the company has
obtained here against their late general
manager TOT larceny ana ffEDtZZlPHeDs.
lie Is on bail to answer twenty-five in
nictments Public opinion strongly in
cllnes 20 the belief that this prosecution is
persecution to cover up some matters
the company do not want revealed
For two years the police au-
thorlties have been quietly try
ing 10 locate an abortlonst. they
were assured conducted a thriving
business In this city. Sufficient evidence
was accumulated 10 warrant the appre-
hensOn last night Of Sarah Barton. who
resides with an unmarried son on East
avenue. The specific charge against her
Is the practice Of her Criminal act on n
young woman, named Fannie Celtic. Of
Lynchburg. This morning the accused
was brought before the Hastings Court
and bailed. in the sum Of $3.50. with her
son as her surety, for her appearance
Monday 10 answer such charges as the
grand jury. now In session. may pre-
sent. Commonwealths Attorney Hart
well says one Indictment. with four
counts. has been decided upon. and per-
haps several others viii follow to-mor-
row. II IS believed this woman has MUIR
Tered a large number Of infants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
4 0LOUCksYEH E,,cy ,t,xu
nj '"e ''Kht OF Bicycie-Opening of the
ONsIer Ssn.nn- Her.a..I

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE Y,
Sept. "-Special-Mr H. =. Whites roe,
uWence' wen known as the 'Rectorv', az
sumad H., IN o lot many years. was con
rance SEQ IRE on saturday Night Insu-
Ibis ms entire section has been filed with
SMOKE SMOKE Tor nearly two weeks. owing TO The
western forest nres. ~ '''V
one of our oldest and noet ,,rs,,,h,,..,
ea'eu cltizens "A snort time ago in ou,,e
eAViteu manner approached a nei,rh
Dor ana said to him: Come ana Sc q
t ho,' WONDERFUL thing. 1t is a carriage
'nat runs without horses"
Jhe ncighbOr was dubioue -, -.
urBeu ny the old gentleman and remen,
S SeiuIii,B ms reputation for truthfuIness.
iohoWed him ana saw a "bicvcla" 'J,yaS
the hrst the old man had ever seen.
small party Of Salvationists have
reen holding meetings I'm the county for
several days. 1t is reported they are
uoing good work.
MT. and Mrs. Harrison Russell of Lees
puis' returned home on Monday.
MRS L. II. Darlington and family and,
Mr ana Mrs. Moloney have returned to
Richmond
oenghtful party at Glen Roy last Tues
DAY to the young ladies visiting Glouces-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs vroomer and son. Henry,
at Toddsbury.
The Misses wilkins, OF Norfolk, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. David
Saunders, have returned home.
Mrs Lewis Washington, vice-regent for
Virginia OF the Mt. Vernon Association,
is at Beaupie, the guest of Mrs. DR.
Faks.
MIR. Wilson, of Cincinnati. is spending
a month with Mrs Dabney at the Ex-
change.
Mrs. Peyton n. Page and Miss Emily
Kemp are visiting their uncle, Major W.
X. Perrin, at Goshen.
81
and MIR. Kemp Slaughter. of West Point.
are spending some time with Mr.. W. G.
l.. Taliaferro, at Durham Massie.
Mr.. Hope Norton is at home from the
University OF Virginia.
Prof John II. " iatt left for Huntsville.
Ala, on Saturday.
Last Saturday was the opening OF the
tonguers were on the several rivers. The
price asked for oysters varied from thir-
ty-fiye 10 eighty cents.
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THE KAISER SPEAKS OUT
HE CHARGES TIE PRTSSTAN NOBIL-
ITY WITH DISLOTALTY.
Emperor OF Germany startles the Guests
of . Banquet with Sensational Dee
IsratIons-Uis Words.

| BERLIN. Sept. 7.-Emperor William
made sensational speech last evening
at the State banquet which followed
| the military manOuvres about South
| Altenberg. at which entertainment the
King OF Wurtemberg was the principal
guest. The Emperor had previous y
struck from the lists Of guests the names
Of Count Won Mirbach and Count Won
kanitz. az well as those OF General
klitzuig and Sanditten. but the names OF
the two latter were subsequently restored
upon the list. Emperor Williams act
plainly marks his dispieasUre at the at
tltude Of the persons named upon the
agrarian question. This Is confirmed by
the TACT that the Emperor decorated
Count Won Doenhon with the order Of
the Red Eagle.
Count Won DOenhof. It " Il be remem
bered, In May last was expelled from the
Conservative Union because he voted for
the RussO-German commercial treaty in
the Reichsiag. Soon afterwards EmperO
William showed his disapprOval Of the
action and has now made his position
clearer by hOnOring XOn D0enhOn with
the Order Of the Red Eagle.
The guests a. last nights banquet were
members OF the highest nobility. and in
Guiding among them all the great civil
and military officers Of the province.
sty Of preserving and fostering the pea
Sintry as the real pillars OF the Mona
chy. During the past four years he sal
heavy troubles had weighed upon the
farmers. causing them 10 doubt that his
Government viii keep Its promises u
try TO relieve them. He also had seen
with an aching heart that among the
nobility near the throne some had mis-
taken his Intentions and opposed his
policy The opposition Of the Prussian
nobility to the King violated the tradi-
tons OF the country. II was almost a
mOnstrOsity. Anything which oppressed
the nobility was equally felt by the King
VINO was the largest land owner In the
state. Knowing well that the people
daily thought was how TO help them. He
asked their support. Instead Of joining
the professional opposition Of poit-
clans they should rather trustfully COM
mune with him.
He is always ready 10 lend them A
willing car. He had shown hts solicltu1e |
and anxiety 10 assist the people of the |
province In his measures for the extern |
sion Of railways building dikes impr0v- |
ing navigation, etc.
The statue Of the first Emperor with |
sword uplifted, was symbohcal 81 law |
and order
Concluding. he said: Tn the arduous |
struggle against the designs TO destroy |
the Constitution and the life Of so
Ciety. the Prussian nobility. Ike tn |
ivy around the oak, clngs around my |
house.
May It be so with the whole Of the
German nobility. showing a bright ex-
ample 70 these sections Of the popula @
who are Wavering 10 their loyalty. For
ward. under God. and dishOnOr to HIM
who deserts his King.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
sEVEKE ELECTRICAL STORM.
The Newly Elected Officers of the Grand
Lodge Of Good TrrnpIarS Installed.

STAUNTON. VA, Sept. Especial
There was terrific storm here this af-
ternoon. The lightning struck the tower
of the Lutheran chUFch. glanced OF. ami
entered the single roof, making a hole
the size Of a barrel. If the roof had been
metal it would not have sustained any
injury. The lightning struck a store in
town also, but no very serious injury was
done.
The newly-elected grand officers of the
Independent Order OF Good Templars,
the names of which appeared In to-day $
Times were installed with the usual
ceremonies this morning. and the Grand
Lodge Will adjourn tO-niSht.
Mrs j. NJ. Thorne. of Falls Church. was
elected delegate to the International SUI
preme Lodge. which meets I'm Boston in
June 1895. There was a large public meet
ing last night presided over by Mayor
A. H. FultZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
BASE OF OPERATIONS.
THE JAPANESE TAKE AN ISLAND IN
SOCIETY BAY.
Tho Chinese Taken Completely by Surprise
and CouId Offer No Resista1c--Buy-
ing Chiii's War-ships.

LONDON. Sept. "A dispatch from
Shanghai says that Is said there that a
strong force OF Japanese troops have oc-
cupied an island in Society Bay. north
west Of Port Arthur. This island is
base of operations. The Chinese were
taken completely by surprise. and con-
sequently were unable TO offer any oppo-
sition to the occupation Of the island. or
the landing of large quantities OF arms,
ammunition, provisions. etc, which are
being stored there Everything connect .
ed with the affair indicated the purpose -
the Japanese TO stand a siege II neceSsa,
ry, until the force occupying the lsidut
shall have been reinforced sufficiently "
Justify an attack upon Port Arthur
CHINESE TO Buy SHIPS FROM CHILL
LONDON, Sept IA Yokohama 9l -
patch says Marshal Yamagata starter
COrea Thursday 10 assume commahu y.
the japanese army in that country III
is said the Japanese forces in Coret VIII
soon number 10000 ,
1t is reported that the Chinese Govern
ment has arranged to purchase nan ~
the vessels comprised in the Chlliah nav
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OBITUARY.
MRS. HfzrKIAH TUrTLr.

GLOUCESTER c. H.. VA. Sept. -
cnecial. Mrs. Captain Hezekiah futile,
aged eighty-four years. died suddenly at
Cappahosic on Monday morning. Mrs.
futile was born In Connecticut, but had
resided In this county many years.
SISTER MARY xLoYsIUs.
ATLANTA. Sep. Sister Mary Xloysus
Mother Superior OF the ST. JOseph's In
Urinary here and formerly Mother Super
Tor Of the Sisters OF Mercy died here
to-day OF ap0poxy. she was attending
services In st. Peters and st. Pauls
was removed TO the convent Of the I'M
maculate Conception adjoining. whore she
died in ten minutes. In the worlu she
was known as Miss Mary Riley. she
was a teacher Of fine ability. Her lie
was filled with charitable work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

yTIRGlNIA.-AT RULES HELD ~
Y THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
Law AND EQUITY COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. OK MONDAY.
THE Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1891
Ida Lee Waring nee Ford. wife OF Rich
ard : Maring, who sues by Gcorgiana
Ford "a feme SOLE. her next friend
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Piaintin,
against
Richard 5. Waring. ............. Defendant
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain a
divorce a 1nculo matrmoni by the
plaintiff from The defendant. Richard S.
Waring. And ahl1ayit having been made
and filed that the defendant is non
required TO appear here within fifteen
days after due publication hereof and
DO what is necessary 70 protect his in
terest herein.
Teste:
P.P. WINSTON. Clerk.
WILLIAM II. BEYERIDGE, p. q.
SeS-Sa4r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
TEE uiDsfrrls.

Barlow Brothers troupe Of Ministries
kept the gallery ncnds' yelling at the
Theatre last evening.
There is an old saying that n Minstrel
performance is like a circus-if you see
one you see all. The entertainment last
evening adheres to it.
There were the same clog canoes, the
same end men with their jOkes-sOme old,
some new; the same pathetic songsters'
and the same musical comedy ana aero
batic entertainers.
The performance. as whole. Wa
pleasing. and deserved the applause thdt
vas so literally bestowed upon II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
An UNWHLCOME YISiTOR.
A Womsn with Three Children Comes to
stay with Mr.. II. u. Burt.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. T.
Special.--A sensation was caused here to-
day by the arrival on the noon train OF
woman and three children, who at
once went to the residence OF +. IL. Burt.
Finding the house locked. the woman
took up quarters on the back porch and
dispatched note TO Burt, asking TO see
him. When Burt arrived, she told him
she had come TO live with him. as they
had done for ten years In New York
Burt got out warrant for the arrest of
and she was taken before Mayor Rowe
In the examination II was developed that
t6urt had married some years ago a Miss
Ada Biglow. OF New York. but met this
woman. who gave her name as Mary
Russell: He was then living In New
York. His wife became aware of the
1ece OF his living with the Russell wo-
man. and left him. Burt finally lef, The
RusseIl woman and came 10 Alexandra.
Several months ago he came here and
n0cepteo position ~ superintendent Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
He said to Ruhens: "You used 70 b

He said to Rubens: "You used to be a
newspaper reporter
Corporation COUI sci said that he once
had that distinction.
VERY we'll said the Mayor. Here
are three marks red. blue. and black.
Each mark represents three tailors I'm
dress suits. one suit is red. one blue.
and one black. There were three tail
ors dressed IN such suits who came IN
this country once TO try 10 get a Tail
ors National Convention TO adopt one
OF those styles. one tailor suggested
that they adopt them an. and lei each
one be the fashion for a season. then the
other. and so on. Each suit consists
OF three e6rmentS-coat. Waistcoaf ana
trousers. How many changes could any
one man make who had all the suifs9;
Corporation Counsel replied from IA.
shoulder, Three, II course"
Mayor hopkins sid. You are wrons,
Harry. You wouldn't do to make up
election returns. \ man could make nins
changes There are three changes in
each suit ana there are three suits and
three times three are nine. Am | right5''
Politically. Mr.. Mayor you are always
right. and mathematically, now YOU are
right Three times three are nine.
man could make nine changes as you
'IiNnt taxa my word for 1t. Harry. Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
How MANY Changes We're There?

This from the City Han:
Mayor Hopkins sent for Corporation
Counsel Rubens. and Secretary Senff
was gwen 10 understand that no inter
rupti0ns would be tolerated. The cor
poration Counsel sat on one side of the
table FOR the conference was in the lit
tie room OF the Mayors big Office The
Major has a large sheet Of blank paper
and three pencils one contained blue
lead. one a red. and the third a black.
The Mayor made three marks, thus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
sUSsRX FOK M'KENNBf.
Delegates to tho Fourth District CoDcres-
siopsl Convention Chosen.

PETERSBukG.N VA, Sept. Especial
The Democrats OF Sussex county held a
convention at the county courthouse
vest erday to elect delegates TO the Fourth
congressional District Democratic Con-
vention. The crowd In attendance was
the largest that has been seen on a
similar occasion In that county for ten
years. 'rhe delegates We're not instruct
ed. but a resolution was adopted 10 the
erect that MIR. William X. Mchenney. or
petersburg. was the choice OF the conven-
ton for Congress from the Fourth dis
trict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
TO KEEP or DE>TfTOIE AEIENs.
The Trades Union Congress want Immi-
prntiuu Restricted

LONDON. Sept The Trade Union
Congress. sitting at Norwich to-day,
passed resolution demanding that me
Government prohibit the Importation OF
destitute aliens.
The result Of the balioting for secretary
of the parliamentary committee was the
selection Of Sam Woods. COmmOuer
Fenwick and Tom Mann were the other
candidates for the office.