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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
0yER fe.000 TIILORs STRIRE.
The New York Struggle Renewed in Eittei
Form.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Of the l5cO
tailors employed by contractors in this
city. Brooklyn, and Brownsville. fully
I2ODo are now out on strike. Maver
schoenfeld one of the organizers OF the
Irrifed Garment Workers, called the men
out last night Schoeneeld said to-day.
"Our new agreement viii call for 80
hours work. instead Of " as heretofore;
"A weekly wage at union prices, the en-
plOy ment Of union men only. and the
total abolition Of sweat shops. as de-
manded ia last years agreement OF the
go shops in New York, go are now out,
ana the rest will be out before tomorrow
I'VE intend to fight this strike to the
bitter end. whether IT tfkes three or six
months. and we intend TO get Cast-lrOn
agreement from the Contractors
Az the headquarters Of The contractors,
Chairman Benjamin Witkowski said:
THE agreement We made In Srptem-
Der and kept TO the letter does not ex-
prc until some time between the LIST ana
10th Of September. Since the men got the
agreement they have been uHbcarably ar
rogant They Tow demand further con-
cossiOns. which we cannot grant
About 400 OF the United Garment
Workers. now out on strike, met at
Walhdlla and New Washington Halls
this morning. ana there discussed the
proposed settlement with the contractors
The remaining twenty Of the go shops
ralled out this morning by the executive
hoard. ard 800 l.ttuanians. composing
local unions Nos 50 and 100. have also
joined the striking tailors, making total,
IL is claimed by the Workers, Of nearly
1900 men I'm New York, Brooklyn. and
East New York who are on strike.
Some of the striking tailOrs .caused q
small riot this morning IN 'front.' OF the
shop OF Kaufman d Cohen. at ~ Siegel
street, Williamsburg. The firms 300
employees are on a strike. and when the
men came TO take their places to-day
The strikers rebollcd. Blows were struck.
and the non-uniOn men were forced 10
retreat. The policemen quelled the dis
turbance and left the nelghbOrhoOd.
Scarcely had the police left when dis
turbance occurred IN front OF the shop
of Solomon Schalle. at ~ Siegel street.
Again the police were called, but before
their arrival dozen men had been badIs
4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign hd,iccs.

NrW YORK. July 29.-Thc favorable
outlook Tor sprus wheat and corn in-
0uocd further heavy purchases of iail-
way stocks hy commission houses TO-
Of short contracts, brought the dealings
iu stocks ago 60 @il.2ii shares an Nn-
usually heavy total, Crop uuNlCcs were
Of Che most favorable character. "a .ronl-
Itut official OF ono OF The Granger roads
stating that in his judgment the CROP
WAS practically safe. barring frost This
is only "a sample OF the reports which
are iu circulation. and fully accounts
for ihe huyirs feVcr now on. London
was also more disposed 10 take 0uf sccufi-
ties. and The purchases Of ST. Paul. Louis
Vile ana Nashville. and other iui'rna-
infHl faNufltns amounts 90 quite "a zee
spectacle total. The fact That the uand
syndicate replaced fre gold recently taken
l.. bullion and Co1cr dealers for export
and That The Government gold reserve
is only az NirN-Natcr marx, was nol
this action VIII Doe better UNDERSTOOD
later ou. other factors at Work were
tnC ST. Paul statement for June moving
not increase In earnings oi nearly
:iI~Nn. and The steady absorption OF
railway and miscellaneous uonao' ne
Changers. Louisville aud NasnNlue, NJ tSt-
tTu Union. New England, ana Atchlsph
an sold at tho best figures Tor ION.
time past The last-namri was noutn.
ly Iru which has been prominent
buyer 0f fHe Changers for week OF
ton DAYS The luiusffials were quiet
Tor "a Nmc hut lurlnf the alt'ineoh
sugar. which bad pre-, .9"sif 500 nc IN ~
rose 90 llGnllt-. Cicsile Wiihln "n .ish,h
of Tie highest Chicago Gas was ever
ish ana ranged between 'f ti'''s. WIN
the final dealings at ODDS. in lnt Jas
hour the room traders endeaNofci ~
bring about "a reaction, but at the uc-
cline fresh hrvIne orders We're placed in
The market arl On. iors' as l,lt' va
To- .H.f Gal.
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PIChIIT CiHT'S HEETTNG.
Arranging for the Meeting of the United
lonfrdcrafr Nefcrnn.

Pickett Camp held It's regular meeting
last night at their camp hail. there being
very large attendance OF the comrades.
The question Of attending the reunion
OF Louisa camp on the 10Th OF August
was discussed az some length. n IS
probable that the camp Will charter
special train for the occasion
Commander Sullivan appointed the fol-
lowing Committee on Relief. Comrades
Woody Gibbs, Lynch. Waller. and Rid
dick
The matter of appointing two members
or Pickett camp To cooperate with the
Executive Committee OF Lee Camp rtia-
tive 90 the entertainment OF the United
Confederate Veterans next year was dis
cussed as unfinished business. The COM
mlttoe 10 which the question of entertain
ment was referred, reported through Cot
One Maury the following resolution.
That "A joint Committee OF Arrange
ments for the entertainment Doe appointed
as follows Two from The Jefferson Ia
Wis Monument Association, two from the
City Council. two from the Chamber az
Commerce, and five from Pickett ana
Lee Camps and that General Peyton "A.
Wise be appointed chairman OF the COM
mitteo.
The report Of the committee was unani-
Commander Northen. who went 60
Burkeville TO institute Pitkett-S stuart
camp, made an interesting report OF that
trip. The camp was instituted IN regular
form with thirty-hvo memb ers-meh VINO
fought from start 10 finish. There are
seyenty-hve active members on the rolls.
TIE committee from Pickett Camp nad
very pleasant time. being the recipients
of many cOurtoscs at the hands Of the
comrades in that town.
A movement Is on foot 10 recover nag
presented TO the Fifteenth virginia 81
ment by Mrs. Katherine heth Morrison
i'm the latter part of ls6l being made or
Nor wedding dress IL is now IN posses
sion OF Colonel 3. +. August, city clerk,
and was carried by the regiment until
the order was issued &C carry none D"'
battlcflags I'm line. ,....,,.,...
ON motion Of Past Commander jennings
il was decided that a committee n' az
rointed To- wait on Colonel August ana
trv to secure the souvenir l..,...
Snort remarks were made by Comraues
" Rem. Palmer John T.. Laughton' ana
u. =. Pollard. $1,000. .e,aar.d
IA comrade Charles Broadway Nouss %.
New York. for his magnificent sht 10
the Confederate Museum. 49,. .,..,,oss
the Camp adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

4 Nice Line of Prizes onerod-"ho VIII
Ride.

-rhe nronosed races Of the Owl oycle
r,nh NJ tho Fair Grounds August l'th
GRO craving I'm interest. AID riders from
ts,lti,rore Washington, and NoriOiN VII
tsife mart A lice line of prizes VIII Dc
INC ontran "a fee for competitors WIN
he sevcnty-fivo cents for enc event Ht"
nffv cents each FOR two more t.S CIV
trics Will close Friday, August ipul' az
~ H. Following IS the list or ia1eS'
FIRST event-half mIle-nOFl'e'
second cvcnt-half mile-optn. 49,.
Third cVent-One mlie-NhaHilNon LAM
Side Club. ,. tosb one,
Eifth .vcut-ont mile youths sNttc"
years old and under
sixth event-one mil '-ofen
Sovrutn cvent-ono mle-marfled H"A'
Eighth cycnt-tWo miles IL
Tesidcs contributions made Yy - a.
R.rfv. i r. Quarlcs, J.. W. Harris, "
"a Peatros-. \ Leonard, L.. W Miht''
4 c. Iaucr and 4. -tks * 90, tHe l"'-
Loving have been received,
one bicycle lamp. from Bfiil'pole
BRASS Company; one standard cyclomet'I'
srouo STANDARD Watch Company, one cy-
,i[rnafer from Trenton Watch Company,
ono nair M. a W. tires. from Morgan
A. Wright Company; one pair tires, from
Dearwood Rubber Company. one par
lea rile tires. from Liberty cycle COM
many. one pair Palmer tires, from palmer
pnaumatic-Tire Company; one saddle
from Garford Manufacturing Company.
These are all that have been received
ND TO date, but more are expected before
the races.
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commend 10 the Council tho granting or
ths franohlre. and that the city Engineer
and CITY Attarney be in~ ructci TO pre-
pare the proTer ordnance.
Mr. Bloor1bsrg offered as an amendment
that the franchise be granted Only uhder
the condition that the -ars Of Tie com
pany be run over the tracks or the itch
mOnd Conduit Railway Company Inc
Amendment was agreed TO-
Mr.. King then moved 10 lay the entire
matter on the table. but the mouon was
lost bv vote OF four 10 siN-Messrs.
Bahcn. Blanks. Boykin. ana KING Young
In the affirmative ..,.,,,.
The motion 10 recommend the granting
Of the franchise IL its amended FORM was
on motion OF Mr. Mcdowell It was de-
csfed 10 rave the sidewalk on the west
side Of Madison from Main 10 cary street,
and that on the west side or flist A-eih
Rowe 10 Holly street. .,..,,,,,
ON motion Of Mr. Burton IL was urclucu
10 repave the sidewalk on the "eat siue 7, ot
Fifth street, from Main street eish,s-hNe
feet north. D., 49,
on motion OF Mr.. Bloomberg II was
decided 10 recommend to the council the
AUGMENTATION OF $3.50 20 be expended IN es-
tablisiing a uniform width OF Naheolph
street 70 the cemetery.
on motion OF Mr.. Ferriter. the coi"'hi.
to- decided 10 recommend 10 the Iouhril
Tho apuropriation OF 81 .o56 FOR the paving
~ the road-bed OF Seventh street "lsH
granite spalls from Cary street 10 the
bridge across the canal. and OF N.9-fN
for similar work on Sixth from Nam
10 Grace street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
In the New Ouarter--Tbe Board tn Meet
To-Night-The Reports of the
soil Tests.

The State Board OF Agriculture VIII
meet tonight in quarterly session. In
the offices OF Commissioner Whitehead,
in the new Library building.
one Of the advantages Of the State hav-
ing such a building is shown in this
announcement. Heretofore the Board
has been compelled to meet at the k,S-
change Hotel, FOR the want OF adequate
quarters at the Department. In the
new Offices there is ample room and con-
yenient and comfortable surroundings.
The Board will ind that the Commits
siOner has made valuable improvements
in his Office since their last visit. The
most important Of these is the mounting
and classification Of the mineral exhibit.
IHr CLASSIFICATION.
The specimens which comprise a COM
pletc Illus tratiOn Of the manganese, iron,
and other ores OF the state. as well
as many curiosites i'm mineral formation,
have been placed In beautiful glass cases,
open to view on all SIDES. Professor Fon-
taine OF the University OF Virginia. who
inspected the exhibit. al the request of
the Commissioner and furnished ,ne sci-
entihc names of the various specimens.
very Il>hS toHlpiiIutNNtu Mt. iINluk I.
Whitehead, of the Agricultural Depart
ment, who classified and mounted the
specimens. In a letter TO Commissioner
Whitehead. Professor Fontainc expresses
great satisfaction that such "A work has
been undertaken by the Department and
SAYS II Is remarkable that so much has
been done with so little opportunity. and
urges that IL be carried on until COM
plete exposition Is made Of the mineral
wealth of the State
The exhibit is very interesting, and is
open 10 the public. The cases closely
fiji one Of the large rooms. leaving pas
sageways between each row Of exhibits
IHr SOIL TESTS.
Much interest is manifested I'm the re-
ports Of the soil tests established by the
hoard at its last meeting. and though
only few months have interviewed. the
Commissioner says the results have been
very satisfactory.
The superintendent Of the Soil Bureau
OF the United States Department Of Agri-
culture is cpected TO be present, and viii
address the meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

The Baptist city Missionary society
OF Richmond and Manchester held us
1uarffrlv meeting al Bainbrldge-Strer
Baptist church. Manchester sunday al
ternoon al O'Clock. q.
An address was made by Rev. X. T..
chambers. the missionary In the employ
of the society This society has IN the
Geld a male missionary ana thrce lany
ass sfants. go.
They hold ncon-day meetings az various
,,.or. shons in the two cities. They have
a large tent. which. for the past two
months. has been L.. at.d az the corner
where an important work has been 1onc.
4 sunday school has been organized,
lot purchased and temporary strnct ut
erected for the accommodation or the
.,.,i1tJ The tent will BE- moved this
week TO be- put up in Manchester where
REGULAR services will be held for some
weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

August. CTS: September, CTS: October
n "a. November. Gn2. January, G.oS; Feb
ruarv. 7O3. March, 'vs; sales, M,4v0
bales. - .... oo- 49,,
oxnorfs 10 Great Britain. = bales; France,
,rit bales. Continent ~ bales: stock,
'' Total ' so Far this week--Not receipts,
90 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
10. miles. France. J3s bales. Continent,
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
19iS0s2 bales. exports TO Great britain.
49, az bales. France ''2.NS5 bales,
SEW ORLEANS. LA, July E.-Cotton
e,-,irrs efeslv. sales. 900 bales, July,
q az Arpusf $50 september COL. Oc-
toll~ G55. November 6.59; December.
Gg4. January G.@, February, Ga; March,
~ 9fRp,00L. july a.-Noon.-Cotton
a.',,,,I moderate and prices steady;
.,'.,i.en middling. ll-iG. sales. 5000
t,i.e- American. go bales, speculation
a.I .xrnrf FD bales: receipts. 5000
hsfas. American. 200 bales. Futures
orrnll ouict and demand poor; American
miidinc. low middiing clause, august
aud gertemhcr. 3 W-6id3 1l-C4, Septcin-
a.~ and October. i2-Gl Futures quiet
Io, steady. Tenders, 100 bales new
oo'" p M-Iuiy. July and August. and
ArDrsf and september. . lo-6i. sellers
ecrfcmbcr and October i2-yi, buyers;
o.+oher and November. 43-G4. sellers;
November and December, 4t-pi sell
..r.. December and January. i5-1i. buy
ore. January and February, 3 i6-Gin
i-.ct sellers. February and March.
q fe-Gi sellers. March and April. 1861.
Lr,..rs. Arril and May. 49-6i13 5l-Cl,
value Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

NEW YORK. July 29.-Flour steady
and iu light demand, winter wheat IOW e.
Grades, S2.JOa3.lO. do. ialr 10 fancy f''.oo
l8~u. patent >4.OOutOl; Minnesota cledr'
S2eO1a.U0. patent. SinWN4.GD. low extras,
~ ruualu southern flour quiet ann
Steady. common 90 fair extra, $2.-vn
300. good TO choice, Sa.ipdA~''.
Wheat dun and hrmer, win options ,
No. red. store and elevator, to'lc' ,
ofcat 7TMc. Options opened steady ana
advanced ll.G1Wc.. fell-Au'sc., and closed
firm 40 'sQlc. over saturday Win uau-
iu. more active. NO. . red and july
cora aniii and frmcr: No. p 4S9-c.. ele-
vat0r. 90 1ige.c. anOat. options were
dun ana irregular closing hrm az I'M
changed prices 20 'Nc. adVancei July ana
August $50. september 1880.
oats dull ana yak options neglected.
July. .sisc. August, 21bc.; September,
2G4c spot prices: no. :, 2N'4p 80
NO % White, 32p32l4c mixed WESTERN
Hay quiet and firm: shipping 75QsOc.;
good go choice U1cNSi %.
Wool firm and moderately active; DO
mesnc fleece. lGa22c; pulled, l3a5ic
hams firm ut $500: tierced beef dull;
city extra. India mess. SIC Wn '"i CUT
meats easier and quiet. picked bellies,
$50. shoulders. 5000. hams. $3.50 1000.
Lard ouiot and easy. western steam
S6.Glis asked, city. sb-ln6"o; september,
SG.C1 Refined quiet. continent, Si.y1,
E.nfM American $40. IUmlLIlN. Si.lr1
-.-
'II,e,,, .,.a1,.
u." ett,dv md firm. STATE dairy.
~ r~e1r,f,,- l7iL0fSc. Vost-
& io~,iq~' I,fgina 1Nr
Tallow dull; city 44isc.; country IS
cation seed OH firm and I'm moderate
r.n,on1. crude ofa, Ug1c: yellow prime,
ao
l,.trolet,,,, nominal Hr0ncl-Ncw York
ST. 80. Phnadolnhia. S7I5; do. in bulk,
SlpTn5OO
Rosin outlet and steady: strained, COM
mon fo oood II T-0fgTfs
Turnontne dun and easy at 27AQ2Sc.
Rice firm. domestic, fair TO extra, 4Aa
&c. Jaran. 41lisc.
Moiasscs- FOREIGN nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle good TO choice, firm
and fairly active at 2Gq32c.
Peanuts quiet
Conco firm at lO02l roints M; July,
Sl53n' September Si5.}na 1870: Deem
Ter. SlI11fl'.2n. May. >l1Nnl1N. spot
Rio quiet and firm. 80 Z, Sl62'.
sugar Raw quiet and irm fair re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

,,,.er a. on "A boom. and the overflow is
doing great damage TO low bottom-farms
LON, the river. For one hundred miles
southeast OF Perry many line fields OF
corn are now under water waist-deep,
away. l.. a.,
The Usage Indians. living In the bottom
On The north side. have been compelled To
move out. in many instances. III is also
reported that the new bridge across the
rirer al blackburn was washed away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
DANA DayEyroRr DISAPPEARS.
lie Was Young Divinity Student OF the
District of Columbia.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July @.-paha
Davenport. a divinity student In charge
OF an Episcopal chapel at Harrisonviiie'
Md. mvstericusly disappeared July otn-
and the strctest search has falle1 70
discover a clue TO his whereabouts. ~"
went TO Baltimore on that date. mace
social call. and there all trace or MN
was lost Mr.. Davenport. n living, -
twsLtv-three years old. lie Is the son %
Rev. NJ. Davenport. OF Anacosta -. -
who to-day mailed 10 the chief OF roiSo
OF every large city In the country pnn.o'o.
graph and description OF his son. s isc
the dav after his disappearance 1ais
pravers have been offered in the hp'so.,o-
bal churches OF Washington ana nS'N-
moro in behalf of Dana and his parents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

rho following cases were disposed OF
in Tho Police Court yesterday. So.
,'.s sent on TO the grand jury,
charged with stealing bicycle III"
property Of q. l.. Taylor. g., ., -
Weston Miller (coloredl was hncd y ~
FOR cursing. abusing, and Using indecent
inrsiiage 10 r. Ramsey. ,.,.
rehn Williams 0colOreO. charged with
IRWIN, concealed weapons. finod So
Victoria smith Colorcdj, drunk on sun
dav. Fined s. Victoria gas the only
rofson charged with that offence yes
iohn Mil (coloreh was fined $40 Tor
cesariltiug and striking Fannie shelton.
talbot Gracely and Martha 1arter lcol-
ored fighting ON the street Fined <-.p
percy Eggleston colored). CHARGED WIN
rsinr a suspicious character. Case con-
timed till the 3yth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
nALTINlOnr

BALTIMORE. ND. July o0-Flour
ffmer; western sup'rinc. S2ODu2.S5 do
extra. s2S'H3.25. DO. family. 81. tOa3G,;
winter wheat. patent. SO oo04 90. snring
do. 81. sou 40; DO straight. SO GOu3fO.
Wheat frmer; 80. ret spot and July
7@n72i<c. August Tli<n7i4c. December.
TN NI6c., steamer No. 2 red G96f69isc (:
southern. by sample. 1t07iikc: do, on
grade. TWi073hc
Corn firm; mixed spot ard July. 4oc
fid: Al gust and September, 43hG4ic. !;
year. 4oiac. bid: southern white. 5iN52c
oats quiet and steady: No. white
western. 3lHa52c.: No. mixed. western
.ailn3nc.
RYE inactive: No. .. zoe
Hay active and firm; choice timothy.
Sl7.o>d1s.00.
n--i- frslshts auiet: steamer t~ ss----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

Albright (cclored). sentenced !" rss
vears for house -beraking' western N"' Co..
,colored,. sentenced to three ana,x
soys,.ncs,, 10 two years for forgery; MiNo
shanghnes.,y sentenced to two years '''
house breaking. xsucan
BY Sheriff James Charles. OF bucnan .''.
county. David -. Hall, sentenced 10 "''
wears for murder In the second degree
BY Sheriff w. /. overly. OF Pittsy''s",~
county. Squire Clements (coloreas se"
fenced to five years for forgery; secoh"
conviction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

s,onewan club. 40. 80. l.. l.. Of A., held
q l,rga and enthusiastic meeting last
nigbt in their rooms at the Y. VI. c. a.
After the transaction Of the routine bust
ness the club was treated 10 a humorous
spoech by Mr.. Claude NJ. Dean, and a
dialogue by Messrs. Roy Lewis, and J.
- ZONES After this diversion the ques-
NON FOR debate was called, Resolved,
That trusts and monopolies are a retarc-
ing influence 20 the prosperity or a ma
ton" After a spirited discussion, II was
decided In the affirmative.
The programme for next Monday. Au
0ust sin. will consist Of an essay TO be
followed By parliamentary practice.
THE programme will doubtless be interest
ing. and the public are invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

WILMINGTON, y. G.. July 29.-Rosin
firm: strained. Sl.2o; good strained. Sl.2j.
Spirits OF turpentine steady at 24lsc.
for irregular.
Tar firm at Sl.3o.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, $50;
soft. - 20: virgin. S2.2O.
SAVANNAH. GA. July 20.-Spirits Of
turpcntne opened at 25iac., with sales
Rosin steady. with no sales Quota
tions. 4. 3. and G. Si.2O; ID, Sl.3V: =,
$40; +. $50: G. Sl.55; II, Sl.Gp; !. 10;
x. 500: NJ. $3.50; y. SD; window
glass. s2G5: water white. $50.
CHARLESTON. :. c., July %-Tur-
pentine firm at PIC: receipts. i21 casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm AT sl.lJ1 l.2j;
receipts 23y barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July -, $50.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. : hogsheads filters, .. cut
tors. ~ Total 81 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Tnsrecfious- 3 hogsheads Rein
spections- bright. 30 hogshcads, dark. ~
hogsheads and ticrces.
Farmers. Meals. Davenports. Plant
crs'. SeabroOks. trcnshaws. Allegheny,
old Dominion and ShOckOe tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, $50 pack
ages: deliveries. 1874 packages.
United States internal revenue coilec-
tiOns for the city Of Richmond, va, to-
day on tobaccos: Cigars and Cigarettes
~ BIS "a. plug tobaccos, S3.OiS.G3. Total,
SG.2GT1f.
SIR. George A. Haynes viii offer
break Of sun-curcd tObaccos at auction
on Change tomorrow, Tuesday, July 80,
1895, at 1880 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

GUTHRIE. OKLA. July @-rhe SUIT
IN test tho divorces granted by the pro-
bate Judges of oklahoma has be'n oe-
c'ded bv the supreme Court adversely 10
.rbo Court confirmed its former deci-
sion on the subject. denying the right o,
nrohate Judges TO grant divorces. ana
declaring an such null and void ana SUD
seauent marriages OF the parties ill'kah
Hundreds of eastern people VINO nave
secured Oklahoma divorces from pro-
hate courts will be compelled 10 haNo
their eases tried I'm district courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-30

4 Remarkable Demonstration" at 'n"
Funeral of Two Bulgarian onicers.

SOFIA. July "a funeral service IN
the Cathedral in honor OF two bulgarian
officers who were killed recently on the
frontier fighting In behalf OF the Mace
DOMAIN insurgents. wae made the occa-
sion of a remarkable political EN- pns'r"-
tion. After the service the pftsioelt os
the Macedonian committee neilt.t'' az
imna STONED grafton Portraits OF the TWO
accused officers were cNhllitei IA ,ne
Cathedral and theu brought INTO tne
square The crowd filed past. kiss'ns tne
nerfr.its Some Nacedonians VINO wete
enraged In the lighting When the officers
we're killed. were borne Nigh upon ne
Shoulders of the crowd and chee,'ed with
enthusiasm. -
4 procession Of several tAousann s,,',
81 tha streets with the portraits, singing
Macedonian war songs. They were IT,
ceived with acclamations everywhere.
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