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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-14

y sssssfaAx June I&-rhe Martin a
1sssssg lea-nsle road race VAS Won hy
- - epaaidiag in = minutes. ]. Dam
s'' ssSona. q. /. Mlglss tAira, al OF L1oass-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Milkle Collin, Nnkrs ne.

Wilkie Collins had studied French cook
cry and made friends when In france
with every good hotel cook he could IN
terVieW. During his friendship with my
father he managed to lnsull into him
some of the enthusiasm he felt INA t-ls
matter. and conversation m dinner oittn
turned upon the mode in when 10 haNot
dishes ln the most approved French style.
Al one time an awful prediiecton for
garlic Of every form Ot made dlSh OF PIE
WAS INDUCED. the consequence being llal
experiments Of a Ike kind We're tired Dy
nv father with his ordinarily indifferent
British cook. and that for a time an We
ate was grossly OVer-iaVOreu with the
yuugeut root. often much % the deulHleht
al our digestive powers, Whlle am nuIe
we must have been detected az almost
any distance by the very Spanish atnlO5-
phere We carried about with us.
one evening Wilkie and my father h3d
talked themselves INTO HIlte H. r"''. .'i 2,
fever over a certain 'Ion ItdIO pIr' ,
which the former had recently tasted
duriug his travels. At last they arranged
that the thing should Doe put u tau&lple
been procured for this dcicacN, NllNe
came around and he and my father went
sOlcmnly into the Kitchen t.Artnrt; th,t
adorned with am apron, Whlch hal pr'h
borrowed from the cook. ami lnsuNrunE'
pointing out and occasionally joining WIN
The cook i'm the practical details of the
manufacture Of the mucn-pidlaeh nI1N'
Then they returned 20 the upper regions
flushed. but victorious. AND tine dlsn vas
The dinncr-or the main feature OF it-tor
the evening II was E.ori luS success
but there was just one niue bidMnt' A,
me garlic had predominatel SD strongly
that no one save the two chefs them
could venture upon tasting it Ihe up-
shot Of 10 all was that w lki' went nome
and too< to his bed. while my father Pc
NAMED AT home and took o. bis. They
ver. both very 80 for several days win
horrible gastric attack, and garlic WAS
never more mentioned in the ho1ae.-Ieil-
uIn Bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

The theory which gives TO the Lords
coordinate power VAIN ile lower
house preclUdes their Interference
Win the elections OF members OF The
Commons. and they are forbidden ~
take any part iu the construction or
the peopie's Chamber Nevertheless,
some peers DO interfere and exert
their Influence ga favor or AGAINST
some particular candidate These
breaches Of the law upon tne part ol
II class which. enjoying great ptlfl-
iegcS seems TO grasp 2t more, ok
asueratc the voters aud set bad "N-
ample as % purity ot elections. fhti
The country loses the services Of sach
peers as could render IN valuable ali IS
too obvious 10 require any detailed
notice
The mental rowers Of the peers gem
orally is probably upon level with
that If any other educated body OF men,
while such ass are aboVs thc average I'D
capacity hnd gao scope for their power
there almost everything that IS done"
is of a. destructive character. Nor if
this aH The country does not get ful
benefit from those men who have been
rl~ed t0 the petifet 'N " tF oi ftN
for eminent services. Every great
statesman. lawyer. OBJ philosopher VINO
is hOnored with q peerdss is lost In ID
legislative body which D. without dl-
rect influence. ard all statesmen pee
c0gnl2e this $50 fully at d ey only ace
cept pccraEe when about o. rctir.
from active participation in poOu
life. They regard "a seat i'm thc House
of Lords as equivalent 90 extinction.
The Westminster Review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
RET. VIZ. sATAG CALL.
s Negro Charge with Criminal Assault
D.ath of Mr.. Powell

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. %. Special
--Kev. W. r Savage assistant minister
Of St PauPs Episcopal church. in this
city, has received cal to the parish ia
which is situated. Virginia Beach, but
has not accepted II.
Mr.. Savage came 10 Petersburg from
Tazewol county little over a year ago.
In the Mayors Court this morning
David Jones. Il negro, was chargel with
attempting 10 commit a criminal assault
on little colored girl named Anna East
wood. last night lie was sent on %
the Hastings Court for trial, and was
committed to jail, bail having been r.
fused. Jones is Il colored minister ana
has been preaching at chapel on short
Market street The child he Is CHARGED
with having attempted TO assault is from
Norfolk
Mr. John IT. Powell. an aged AMI wide
Unknown citizen, who has been eng. ged
IN tue tai oring business here FOR yetIs.
was found dead IN bed at his rosidencp,
On Washington street. This morning. lie
had Dteh IN bad health for some time,
hut last night Vas fecinS better than
usual Death is supposed t. have been
caused from heart trouble. Mr.. Powell
came 20 Petersburg from North Carolina.
lie leaves a widow and several children
IT is understood that he carried life
insurance Of 81
Rev. A. j. FristOe. pastor Of the Second
Baptist church, In this city, Is assisting
In prOtracted meeting at High Hius
church. In Sussex county.
Miss Ola Hawks. Of this place, IS visit
ing her cousin. Miss Lottie Williams, in
NottOway county.
Mrs Thomas Eckles. Of Bluefeld Va.
is visiting her brother, Mr.. L. d. Hawks.
on east Tabb street.
Mr.. W. r. Lambert has returned 20 the
city after pleasant trip to Mecklenburs
county.
Mr.. John r. Harris, Commonwealth
attorney OF Dnwiddie county. was in me
city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
To the Absent.

Toilers at home, Oh, how sweet IS your
mission.
Wrought with kind hands and the IN
cense OF prayer,
Led on by Jesus I'm willing c0ntriti1n,
Giving Of love all its hoiier share
Unto the needy at home, here and there.
Others may stand where the world cheers
and hOnJrs.
Proud of the cause you have helped %
rebuiu
You. tho home toilers and true christian
donors,
Laying foundations the Father hath
Laborers humble, but workers love
skilled.
Toilers at home! Though no paeans or
glory
Ring forth your praises afar from your
door.
Angels viii Ink In a beautiful story
All your sweet acts 10 the love shore
before,
To shine in the fair Book OF Life ever
more.
Jennie T. Ruprecht IN Cleveland
Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
.. once found satisfactory engage

Mt once found sltis'ae'oiS
ment. l., .,,cr,t
Ills resolution and courage. In severatl
nrcsperous expeditions On the SpahlSn
coasts were much admired. ana ma Ins
noted the III effects OF the eXtthVasahOe
and debauchery popular among us as
sociates ne practiced thong atful econ
orny lived moderate, having VAST
eig1s I'm View" and soon ihves.ed III :
honest savings IN a yessel OF NJ 9n ~.
prize after prize did he bring mo ioI
Royal by rapid steps asce"Di,nIs 'ne ,n',
dor If Diratical success. MS I'HV"H
next attracted the attention OF me VeteF-
an NansveIt. who engagci Morgan "7
his Vice Admiral. 200 - .t.,.
with fifteen ships ana - mon ,"ey
swept down upon the little island ~
~ Katharine's, on the "ricn coast or
Central America and made themsely g
masters of 10, leaving a ehriison IN lne
place. which they intendtd 10 Fecp lof
their own use. The Hdi0ining island they
also plllaged. and further attack upon
the territory Of Costa Rica rs II was Only
cat short by the vigorous efforts or the
Governor Of Panama.
The Island Of St KatNarlnef- which
the Governor Of Jamaica refused 60 o.
cupy-nOt daring 10 give such ope m sup
port to the pirates, Was. short otter
Nansyelt had ended his wicked lie re-
taken by the Spanards
Morgan. now an independent pirate
king. soon found himself at the head II
twelve ships and 200 lighting men. He
first thought Of attacking HAVANA, but
decided TO begin with a smaller enter
prise upon the fine inland town OF
Puerto del Principe. owing 20 tn es-
cape Of a prisoner. the place 81 t.e
alarm. and the Governor set ambu Hd.ss'
blocked up the roads. and encamped with
an armed force i'm front OF the tom:
Morgan and his friends were Surprised,
but could not think Of retreatns-.t was
indeed, too late. They took 20 the woods,
avoided the ambuscadss, and soon reach
ed the plain. where the Spanards a" alt-
ed him The usual result followed.
Nothing could stand against the tury
Of the pirates. who fought Ike so many
madmen." After a regular engag ment 4
four hours. i'm which the Governor ana
many others were killed, the Spaniards
fed, and the town. after some defence,
was taken.-The Gentleman Masazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
The Brook.

| locked i'm the brook ard sIv a face;
Heigh-hO. but a child was l.
There we're rushes and willows in that
place.
And they clutchcd at the brook as the
brook ran by;
And the brook II ran It's own sweet way
As a child doth. run In needless play,
Ard as IL ran + heard it say
Hasten with me
To the FOSTERING sea
That IS wroth with the flame OF the
morning sky"
look in the brook and see a face:
Heigh-ho. hut the years so by!
The PUSHES are dead In the old-time place
And the willows / knew when a child
was Z
And the brook II seemeth 20 me 10 say
As ever Il stealeth on It's way.
Solemnly now and not 10 play
''Oh. come with me
To the slumbering sea
That is gray with the piece OF the even
ing sky
Heigh-ho, but the years go by
would TO Ge5 that child were L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
FUNIKIL OF DIR. DABSBY.
Trnmps Force Mrs Ding TO Prepare Them
we,l-Othsr News.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Aug. p
Speclal.-The funeral Of the late Or. W.
{. Dabney. OF the University Of virginia
which occurred to-day, was remarkaon,,s
for the vast number Of people who n !
tended. and for me splendor OF the norai
offerings. no one mas died here more SIN
Cerely or widely mourned. =. ~. homo
L. Carroll. of this city, LETT his n ,.o.dle
under mysterious circumstances a WI
ago, and has not been heari Of since ne
LEFT a wife and three children. ...,,,orous
and insolent. \ party went T. ne hV this
OF Mr. Henry Bling, n Free mon the ihe
noin, 81 nisfol forced Mrs. Bing
to prepare dinner ior them. after wn i.,t
they robbed her OF small sum o. n,oi9
NJ a neetlng held this afternoon. deter
mined to PIT in phones Of the F''@s''"-
The We President and Senator I'M
returned ~ Washington TINS moIHlili'
Their visit to Monticello was pure'y 'o0''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
LOUDOUN'S ANNUAL FAIR
roUR THOUSAND PEOPLE ATTEND
raE LIyE-STOCK BxBfBiTi0N.
The Ladies' Exhibits Not Up TO tho Average.
Results of the Running and Trottinx
Races -Other Turf Events.

IEESBrRG. VA, Aug. Especial
To-day was the second day OF the an
nual fair Of the Loudon Livestock Ex-
hibition. The crowd was estimated to-
day al four thousand. The livestock cx-
h!bit was very good. and though the
ladies' department was not up to the
average in point OF the number OF eX-
hibsts. such as were there were very Inc.
The following are the races for the
day. with the results:
Hunters prize. for nve-year-olds ana
upwards. was won by J. Holloway's Moe
caslnl with r. Williams. no name second.
Hunters prize. for four-year-olds' was
won by A. &. Marshalis RED Gauntlet
with r. Williams. no name second.
The first running race. fOur-iliths or n
mile ana repeat. was won by h. II. Mad
dox's Gypsy. with J. j. ROche's Maid OF
Screen second.
The second running race, a four-hfths-
of-a-mllc dash. was won by j. J. Roche =
Confidence, \. Chappels Dutch Fritz sec
The third running race a two-nfths-of-
annie dash. was won by y. VI. lttcF-
backs Local option; Or. hollands Belle
second.
The hurdle race was won by }. Carriers
Tom C.. X. H. Dulany's Moderator second.
The stallion trOtting race was won 10y
j. tOrbins Harry. Inc other horses "''c
distanCed.
Congressman Meredith was present, mix
ing with his constituents.
gHs RACES Al CApR CHARLES.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Aug. - -Spe-
ciaI-On the second day Of the Chcsa-
pcake Agricultural Fair. the weather
was fine and the attendance large. Ihe
racing was good ana resulted as ioHCWS'
TwO-thirty class, trOt. purse SZp-Nei-
lie b. by Toodies. staiom ,, l., /, /;
Charley H., /. . . 3: Grover C.. 3, g. g.
2: Dominion, =. :. 3. =, Prince Marx
4. .. :. T. Time. 2.8lia. $50. 2.@|. 2%ll2.
TwO-thirty-eight class, trot. purse $40.
Boston Pendleton. 9. .. :, L. i ,t l..
wood :. B. .. .. 3. 3: Wyoming. 3. >,
3. q :. !. Wilder Boy. .. :, g. >, !, =
Hazel. :. g. =. !. .. q, George. ], I q
dist. Time. 2:%3h. 232',. 2''S'94' ma
Running. 6alf-mile heats, purse So
Lille VI. CMcDanieD. l.; J; Lady Miien'
2. 2: NADIA. 3. 3; Sedalia, 4, !. IlIne'
10 .s1a,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

BALTIMORE. Aug. "a big deal
which promises To- be the hesiun.ns Of
a Very lively fight in electric matters u. IS
reported 10 have been consuminated - l 81,
today The We1strom + ectfic C}tiII
pauy. of Baltimore. viii has dp ,Ir,
Wavne Flsctric Corporation. Of Fort
Wayne. Ind. THIS deal puts the F9rt
WAYNE Company In contro. OF pAt hhtS,,
which. It is said. are D. ne inhl1fgi ~
otncT electric mlnuf5ctiiers, aII ne
m.dfate.y begin AN active tight upon an
Who are reported A. infringing. II is IN .no
derstood that this means a hsht u tiIe
death between the Fort " ayue peoPIe
and the General Electric Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

,Imore. reported the membership as r i,,SS
and reported sxty new memDers' EN.hS
I've territories are represented. The
treasurer. Francis Rawley. Of Philadti J.
mia reported the finances TO be IN a
iiourishlng condition, and comtortaple
balance IN the bank. The executive COM
mittee submitted ~ report.
This afternoon the chairman's address
was made by Henry Wade Rogers, pres
idcnt OF the Northwestern University, az
Evanston. III Papers were read by JudEe
John +. piilon OF New York. on the
''True Professional Idea" and by John
D. Lawson, OF the University OF Missouri;
at 81 Louis. on THE Standards of Legal
Education I'm the West"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
DIR. HOWARD INDICTED.


WASHINGTON. y. G., Aug. 22-Ihe
grand jury Of Fairfax county, Va mas
returned two indictments AGAINST Dr.
CRANKY Stanton Howard. Dr. Howard Is
the man who started what be ca"ed
new religious order on a basis Whlch ne
claimed 70 have obtained while an onCer
those who embraced the new faith were
Colonel CELSIUS Price. OF ST Louis. son OF
the late General Sterling Price; members
Of the family Of Joseph Specht, a ~.
I,ouls merchant. and Mrs ". J.. Allen,
he authoress Howard established what
he called a school Of philosophy al Gun
ston HAN on the Potomac, the former
home OF the Masons Of Virginia, now
the country seat II the Spechts. He IS
said TO be in Canada at the present time.
The indictments charge him with obtain
ing from the Spechts 5000 in money, and
diamonds which cost 1890 Mr.. Spccht
has been investigating HOward's career,
and asserts that he has operated In New
York. Boston. Newport X. l., ST Louis;
Chicago. Kansas City, Chattanooga and
other DlICeS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

MANTAPIKE. VA, Aug. 22.-Special-
The farmers In this section OF the coun-
try are husily engaged In puiung fodder
and most Of them are expecting Il full
crop.
We had in our little place one day this
week Drs Carey and Bagby. OF Newport
News, both OF whom lived near this place
in their younger days.
Miss Matte II. Cross. who has been
paying Miss Marion Gresham visit
near this place, has returned 10 her home
In Richmond. carrying with her many
hearts OF the young men IN kng and
Queen.
Miss Ellen Pollard. of Norfolk, has been
visiting Miss Sue Walker, in SteVensyille.
one of our sister villages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
HOMiCIDE ~ IROA GATE.
Charles Fletcher hi la Henry Carpenter
with q Ciub and j. Jailed

''"I' TIL WIIfI y IN.
IRON GATE. VA, Aug. Especial
Charles Fletcher, a sixteen-ycar-oid negro
boy, and Henry Carpenter, aged twenty.
also colored. had a difficulty Sunday
which eliminated last night in Fletcher
stealing mp behind Carpenter and strlk-
tug him OF the back OF the head with a
club, from the effect Of which he died one
hour later.
Fletcher was arrested and lodged I'm Jail
and to-day, after Investigation by Coroner
Robinson. the case Was sent on 10 the
County Court at CoVington. Both We're
employed at the rolling mills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
LIBRARY COUPON.

!. Keyetes OF Bachelor.
.. Lays Ok Ancient Rome.
3. Iluyloss Scandal
.. The House OF the Seven Cable.
3. Crawford.
g. Tho Coming Race.
:. Dream Lille.
8. Fraukcnatclu.
.. A BOOK " Golden Deeds.
80. Moses from aga Old Aause.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
u Essays OF Ella.
n Vicar OF Wakefield.
ia pWlce-IOld Tales.
j., Pau and virginia.
III "Stlry OF an African Farm.
II. Lays OK the scottish Cavaliers.
lS. Lucille.
~. Dreams.
% Black beauty.
N one OF the profession.
- SaftOr kesArtus.
"a The llyls OK me hlns'
- mo Pleasures ~ Llle.
=; m. Lady OF the Lake.
- Noruiugs Ia Florence.
!. Kab and Ills lieA-9.
y tVbitter's Poems.
- nm, ~ Greatest Tang in the World
20. f.ana Rookh.
IN I0ngfeilOw's POEMS
e. IN Memoti1"''
XII The trlneess-
a. KasseiaS 49,.
- poctical Selections
- !m1a,sn,ousnfs from the Emperor Marcus
Aureiius AntoniuA
&c "Ueroes and itr-O ~ ofsAip'
o. 90 .'T9i.s from shakespeare
81 ..tSiiss from snaAespcaFe' tsecon1
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Portsmouth navy Yard 90 Resume.

WASHINGTON. Aug 22.-Thc Ports
mouth a. III navy yard in which work
was practically suspended by order Of
Secretary Herbert about six months ago, IS
10 be started running fun blast soon after
September 1st. All the wooden vessels OF
the navy are repaired al this yard, and as
number of them. including the Lancas-
ter. now at New York. and the Alliance,
at Norfolk. will be ordered TO Portsmouth.
4 special board of naval officers will meet
at the navy yard next week 10 conduct
examinations for fOrcmen. who Will select
the new WOrkmcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
InIsH KEvoLT QUELLED.
Mr. Morley Assures Them hat Their sus-
nIcInn il Or ,nnhlsss-

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE incipient revolt
Of the Irish members Of Parliament re-
sulting from the veto by the House OF
Lords of the eyicted tenants ON has, IL
is reported. been qucIlcd by 'hiet Sec
rotary for ireland Morley. suspicion mas
mo Government was working with the
Conservatives for the postponement OF
the House Of Lords votes. but tnls sus-
picion was declared to De baseless by both
Mr.. Morley and the Conservative leadei,
last evening. .,or
the Times, referring to the matter
says: . -. .,,,-o
Few people believe that 1t was more
than a sham fight done for the purpose ot
cOddling the irish electors INTO lne p'i l'.
MAJ tho Irish members are not the ser
vile fools of the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Cholera in Russia and Prussia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1.-THE Gar
has countermauded the orders for the
holding Of army manoeuvres at Smolensk,
owing to the prevalence Of cholera in
that vicinity.
BERLIN. Aug. 22.-The Imperial health
commission has been notified of five new
cases Of cholera at Danzig. The disease
has made It's appearance at kattOwltZ, in
prusvian- Siicsia. and the Governor of that
district has ordered that a strict quaran-
tine be established along the Russian
frontiers
BERLIN, Aug % In Galicia on Tues
day there were - new cases Of cholera.
and Us deaths. and in BukOwina Il new
cases md . deaths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Another Distillery Shut Down.

CHICAGO Aug. 22.-The Shufelt Dis
tillery was shut down to-day in accord
ance Win the notice given yesterday by
the Whisky Trust The doors Of the fur
naces were sealed by internal revenue
officers and the machinery detached.
while the keys OF the place were given
w 10 Collector Mize as the law directs.
alton In Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
Tho Convention Of SouthcrnCrS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. GA large
number of s0utherLers, resident In WASH
ington, assembled at Wizards Hotel to-
night 10 arrange for the reception 0l the
delegates expected here 10 the convention
on the 30th. Colonel Blackwell, of Ala
bama, Third Auditor Of the Treasury,
was made permanent chairman, and Dr..
Walter &. Murphy, permanent secretary
of the reception committee. over six
hundred notifications from prominent
business men. boards OF trade and com
mercial organizations have been received,
announcing their intention TO be present
or reported ~ the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

WACO, TENAS. Aug. Z2.-The rate war
between the railroads out of this place 10
ST. Louis and Washington is at an end
BY the cut made the purchaser Of an
excursion ticket to Washington and re-
turn could at St Louis get a rebate but
there was no stipulation as 10 his return.
and his fare back TO Waco would cost
MIN nearly as mucn as the Original ucheL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Aug. -22.-The At
tornev-General Of the State and the city
of Aiken have agreed TO take Judge Al
drich's decision. and make test case Of
the dispensary law before the Supreme
Court The chief Justice has been re-
Quested 10 call an extra session of the
court. and he will probably do SO in Il
day or two. The points In the case have
already been filed with the clerk Of the
court and an early decision is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
AHLRICAN LAUrFRs MEET.
The Prssident's Address and Secretary and
Treasurer Esport. Rad

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE Amer
lean Ear Association, OF which Judge
Thomas NJ. Cooley OF Ann Arbor, Mich.
IL president began It's seventeenth an
nua meeting here this morning me
president being absent BY reason of ~
ness his address was read by the act
ing president, Judge Samuel +. Hunt OF
Cnchlnaii. ~ was very lengthy and
communicated the most noteworrhy
changes In statutory law on points or
general interest which have been made
in fhe several States and by Congrrss,
during the preceding year
ERA secretary. John Hinckley, OF Bal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

ANTHONY. FLA. Aug. 22-To-day
Willie Strachan was killed by lightning
Just as he was entering the door o. his
home. The bolt struck The boy just above
the right ear and ran down hls right sid"
and leg, passing out al the foot, and
tearing a hole in the floor From the
boys right ear to the little toe Of his
right foot there was deep blue streak.
His clothing on the right side was slit
as though cut with a sharp knife, ana his
right shoe was torn TO pieces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23

from its siumber. and marked signs, Of
activity are TO be seen on ~ SIZE;
lot recently rurchased by the Episcopll-
ans. and there is every indi alton that
a handsome rectory viii soon welcome
their efficient minister, the Rev. Or.
James Grammer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
BeeveS With Texas Favor

BUFFALO, II. Y, Aug. PA conslgn-
m rt OF forty-eight beeves. suffering from
me stock yards yesterday. They CANE
from Kansas City. When one OF the cars
was opened two carcases were found in.
sue: post norton showed the presence
was slaughtered and the carcasses sent To-
The rendering works WA W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
mathews Matters.

MATTHEW'S. VA. Aug. 22.-speclal-
Daniel IL. Foster. Esq, an Old lawyer
Commonwealth Attorney, died at n S
home on the west side of East river on
Saturday last. His high place in the
public estimation was shown by the
large concourse Of people who attended
his funeral yesterday.
Our usually quiet village IL waking