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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
THE CTRCTS TO-DfY.
The Glory Of the Small Boy-"Go and See
the Animals"

The Great circus OF Sells Brothers. Is
here today with all the accompaniment
of red lemonade, side shows, gaudy trap
pings and the like Ihere VIII be the
minus the tickets. will enter the tent
without Interfering with the dOOr-keeper
In fact. they prefer making an entrance
hy any way other than the door. II Is not
the intention of boys 10 do thing In
the manner Of older people.
In connection with the circus. there
Is also a mcnagerie. and the old folks
will have an opportunity OF seeing the
animals not that they care about the
circus. but they always like TO take the
children 10 see the animals. The same
thing over again our parents took us
so kind. you knOW-tO see tho animals.
Now. 30 Is your chance. DO as you have
been done by-if you have children take
them.
II you want 10 blight the life Of a small
boy. deny him the privilege OF going
10 the circus. and some day when you
are candidate for Office. they will not
forget you.
The parade will take place at 10 O'Clock.
and there viii be two performance. The
announcement I'm elongated vcrbiage APP
pears elsewhere.
The Reading Democrat has the follow
ing 10 say Of Sells Brothers circus.
our people are conservative ia their
amusemcuts. as I'm other things. and,
therefore are not biz prone 10 20 into
Wild OBSTACLES over novelties. However,
they know a good thing when they see it.
and are not slow Jon acknOwledg ng when
they get their money 8 worth. Their YER
diet in regard 10 the Sells Brothers cir
Gus, which exhibited here yesterday. was
that they had seen "A very good thing.
We're more than satisfied with the invest
ment Of the price of admission. and would
like 90 make 10 again. THIS verdict is an
altogether fair one. The show was good.
Indeed. 10 was of the best 10 be had.
Tho lcgions OF performers We're artists ~
their various lines They came in be-
Wiluoriug array. the TWO rings and the
large stage beng constantly the scenes
or marvellous or amusing acts. the only
regret being the imposeihiltv Of adequate
ly seeing everything with but one par Of
eyes The hippOlrOme part was also good.
As for the menagcrie. 10 was uncXceiled.
most interesting lot Of beasts and birds
having been gathered 10y the snterpri sing
Sells Brothers. Indeed. altogether. the
big show made big hit iu this city. and
VIII be always heartily welcomed in this
vicinity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
Old Dominion Democratic Club.

The old Dominion Democratic cab held
a large and enthusiastic meeting at
ghon's Hall last night. ". l.. JOyner pre-
SIDED and Marshall f.. Ramos was At his
desk as secretary. Speeches were made
Iv the following candidates for Tie Legs
lature. Messrs Julian Bryant }. Aston
Caben, r. +. Frayser, John jackson,
". f. Reddy, J. Taylor Stratton Charles
NJ. Wallace. Jr. .,no I'm complimentary
terms spoke of the past record OF the
club for It's faithful service rendered.
They also expressed themselves as willing
10 abide by the decisi ion of the people
regarding a change of charter.
\ highly cOmmendatory letter was read
tv the secretary from Colonel John ;.
HarWood rcercttibg his unavoidable alb
seuce from the club.
Mr.. Philip 81. George Barraud. a new
candidate. spoke. and said bee was opposed
10 change OF the city charter.
Mr.. G. G. IhOn spoke OF the proposed
change. and gave many statistics.
After a speech by Thomas }. Ridden
TIE meeting adjourned az late hour.
BEFORE the adjournment Nj. Reddy sang
n very pretty solo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
prnpcrtN Iransfers.

Richmond: Emma b. ana r. W. Card
wells trustee 10 James L'shman, "a feet
on south side Hanover street between
Plum and LombaIdy, $3.50.
Henry kurhem8nn TO Conrad Gross, .
feet 0n cast side Laurel street. between
Dover and Cumberland, Sl7s1
NOrtl-Side Land Company 20 Louisa.
wife OF William Oliver. & feet on west
side Henry street between clay and
Catharuc. $1,000.
Henrieo. George NOD. Blake % John
II. Miller one-Aali interest DO 10 80 acres
ll PIPER end of Henri 20 county. So.
T.. b. Henley 10 John anderson, 10
acrcs on poucey Tract road. 500.
Frank Lclbcrmutn 20 Amelia y. Tyler,
l0t in block - Barton Heights. $500.
Edmund s. Read 10 Joshua II. Newell,
lot in Highland Springs 500.
j. -. West. special commissioner and
others 20 j. r. Miller. ~ 81 acr on
Three Chopped road. and one-half inter-
est iu 10 80 acres 500.
John r. Willis 90 Mary 81. Clark. 2-3
acres ON Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

President Samuel Spencer N The south
orn Railway company. has issued the Toll
lowing order. dated. New York, October
!, 1855:
ON Septombar 18th the Board of Direc-
tors elected the following officers, said
election 90 De effective this date. AleNan'
uDr B. Andrews. first yice-presideni. oilice
If Raleigh. n. c.. William ~. Balfwln
Jr second vicc-prssilent. office NJ 1870
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Washington j. c..
W. ". Finley. third vicc-pres dent, once
at 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, Nasmnsto"'
ID. g..
On and after this date the duties OF the
fist vice-rrssiieut viii Doe those r'tious-
lv performed hy the second sd e-president
The duties OF the second vca-pr, 'icrht
viii bc those previously performed by the
third vfce-presi lent The third sic '-prtsi-
dent will have the direction and control
of traffic. the traffic manager reporting 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
RESCUED FROM TORMENT
Every Joint in His Body RaCktd by
rheumatism.
Could Not Move His Arm and Was In Con-
slant Pain 4 True story al "A Ee-
markabie Cure.

William f. Maier No. Is Park Place.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. writes. About year
ago 1 had TO quit work on account OF
rheumatism. / had the disease IN my
hips. back. and arms-in fact, In every
joint in my body. The pain was In
tense, and | suffered the most eNcruciat-
ing agony. sly doctor codld not do
anything for me. and | tired every
remedy that could DE suggested. None
of them did me any good, ana hhai,y
my Joints became stiifened and sore. AT
times | could not move my right arm.
and was in constant pain. | procured
a bottle OF Munyon's Rheumatism cure.
and within a snort time vas completely
cured. / am free from stiffness ana
pain and can checrcfully recommend
Munyon's Remedy as the best have ever
known"
Munyon's rheumatism cure acts al
most simultaneously, curing many obsti-
nate cases in "A few hours. II Is guar
anteed 70 cure rheumatism In any part
Of the body. Acute OF muscular rheu-
matism cured in from one To five days.
II never fails TO cure sharp, shooting
pains in the arms. legs, side, back, or
breast. or soreness In any part OF the
body In from one 10 three hours. IL
promptlv cures lameness, stfff and swol-
len Joints. and all pains in the hips
and l0ins, chronic rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago or pain in the back are speedily
cured II seldom fails 10 give relief ar
ter one or two doses. and almost IN
variably cures before one bottle has been
used.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company Of Philadelphia. put up spe-
cihcs for nearly every disease, which are
sold by druggists, mostly for twenty-five
cents q hottie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
He Endorsed His Draft.

Oscar Wennick. or Weinig. who is held
D.. ~. I,. Tie United states authorities en-
the charge OF obtaining mon>y under
f1lse pretences from parties living in the
Tfsfriet of COlur tid. is said 10 have
operated in Richmond some months az D,
Mr. Antoine ScEwane, proprietor OF
S4rncer Halle. has identified Wenulck as
me man who swiudlci him out of $50.
Wfnuick claimed TO Doe the agent OF a
malt extract manufact iring company,
and aften getting into me s.Od siaces "
Mr.. schwane got him 10 endorse draft
for him for $50.
Tho paper was returned as worthless.
hut in the meantime Wcnnick had FED.
Wennlck Is said 10 nave successfully
operated his game in North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

The City Railway Did Not Like the Terms.
other News.

judge Wickha yesterday presented 10
the Richmond city Railway the contract
by which the company proposes TO ex-
tend the Barton Heights line out 10 the
Brook road.
Mr. ". r. Meredith. representing the
company. declined 10 accept the terms OF
the agreement drawn up by the courts.
The man provision 10 which ne iailN"y
objected was the requirement that trans
fers should De given from such other
strect-car lines IN the city or islchHoAi
as might desire 10 make transfer agree
ments with the COMPANY nov Pes s.tlol,il.5
for right of way. The Court refused 10
eliminate this feature or the contract,
and. in consequence, no agreement was
reached The roads named were made
public by order II the court several days
AGO. ON petition Of II. J. Lorraine and
Va C''oormonweaith's Attorney Conway r
eerds 6iad INFORMATION in two separate
counts against Magistrate O.. l.. Vincent
for nalfeasance IN Office.
A. Frank 4. Christian, magistrate FOR
Fairfield district, has presented his resi-
nation from Office TO the County Court.
Lc b,iug about 10 remove from the county.
cyclone Samuels and his SONS are in
tro5ble again. one Of Cyclones melehb0rs
claims that Sdmuels threatened his life
rarausc hc killed one of his chickens.
This man. VINO rs named Foster. got out
yarranfs for the cyclone and his SOILS
and they were arrested sunday.
The case was considered 10y Justice
r. c. Friend at a store on the River
road some miles below the city. Con-
stable samuel and his sons John and
Frank were arraigned on CHARGES pre-
ferred by Foster, and the latter was
charged i'm warrant sworn out by one
of the Samuel boys with threatening 10
shoot the complainant The magistrate
has not vet made his report TO the county
clers. Constable Samuel said vesterlnv
morning that al the charges ma been
dfsfnissed on paVmort OF costs The Cy-
Glove" also charges that Foster SHOT
twenty-five OF his chickens instead OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
THE DiT or THE iTONEHENT.
IL. Significance and How II VIII be OBJ
served la the City.


The Day OF Atonement will be observed
in all the synagosIes in the city Friday
ara saturday'next with special services.
Appropriate music will be sung and the
services viii be Of a solemn and i'm
pressive character
tie commandment In the Scriptures that
tie 10th day Of the seventh month shall
be a lay of Holy Convocation.
The II amer OF Celebration in ancient
times is described in the 18th chapter Of
Ley.ticus. Ii Is the most sacred day in
tho calendar of Jewish festivals, being "A
holy day, and not a holiday. East
day. and not feast day. 1t Is distln-
guished By an all-day service. All per-
Jewish faith are supposed 10 fast Tor
twcnty-four hours. The origin OF the last
ing feing found IN the phrase. you shall
afIllct your souls" the rdhbinical luterpre-
stlnence from food and drink FOR twenty
four hours. The symbol OF the fast is
complete renunciatiOn OF physical pleas
urcs, subIugation or body 10 soul
The d~y Is one FOR solemn meditation, OF
dilIgtnt introspection, OF humble ievo-
ton and sincere penit ,nce. The entire
day Is spent IN prayer. IL IS more general
" obser rived by both orthodox ana re-
form Jews than any other day In the
The business houses OF the Jews viii
be closed on that day, and all the MEM
bcrs Of the families Will be AT The syaa-
co:ues. Al Beth aba services VII be
held Tomorrow afternoon At s o'clock.
when Rev. pr. Calish will preach on tho
subject, "The Earrestness OF This Hour"
The services AZ neneseth israel Will be-
gin tomorrow afternoon at o:oo O'Clock,
and on SATURDAY morning at Z O'clock.
The congregatioN OF Beth Shall oom will
worship in Lee Camp Hail. and the SER
vices at Sir Moses Montefore will be con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
The Contract for Public Printing.

Governor OFcrrall, Secretary OF me
Commonwealth Lawless. and Auditor or
Public Accounts Marye. met yesterday
afternoon I'm the executive chamber as
special board for the purpose Of bearing
the appeals Of Aiossrs. T.. T. WalihaH N
Bro. and Taylor IS Taylor from The d.
cisiou of the Superintendent OF Public
Printing in regard TO the contracts Tor
the printing OF reports and the journal
work during the next session OF the Leg
islaturc.
Mr.. Preston Cooke. represented the
Public Printer Air. Allen q. Collins, APP
peared for Walthall * Bro. and Hon.
II. r. Pollard looked after the interests
of Messrs Taylor x Taylor A long discs
sion and argument ensued and the Board
finally adjourned until to-day at noon
without comIns ~ any Decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
rnncrnl Of Viz. Snence.

The funeral of Mrs. Lulie Moofarlane
Spence. whose death was announced in
Yesterdays Times. took place from the
Grace-Strecet Presbyterian church. yester-
Fair ANA Rev DR. Cooper conducted the
services. The following gentlemen acted
ass uall-bcarcrs
Honorary-Iudge III. W. Flournoy. Cen
eral a. l.. Phillips Or. II. g. Forstman,
1fessrs. Luke Harvey. Mann :. Quarles,
Albert Blair. r. y. Someryille and John
Price.
Active-Mossrs. J. 7. Davis. G. 3.
Walker. j. +. b. Jurgens. ) Lud; TN,
T.. a.. Petit. l.. ". Allen, II. ". Roun-
tree and H. :. Mccarthy
The inierment was made in Holly
wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
Vow Entcrnrlsc

The Committee on Business Fnto,,,,....
Of the Richmond Chamber OF Co-nnerc..
which has recently taken stems ~ 80
cure reports Of an new Enterprises cs-
tablished at richmond or the vicinity.
following.
The Richmond Wood Working Com
pany, for the purpose of making butter
plant located al Manchester. with once
I'm Chamber Of Commerce building. Rich
mond.
This company employs regularly seven
ty-hve hands. ana has a good market FOR
an the dishes q can make The fac.
tory is equipped with entirely new and
improved machinery, and located most
advantageousy for the prosecution OF
business.
J. C. Hagan & Co. have just invest
ed $4,000 in leather MANUFACTURE
ing plant Plant located In Manchester,
Va, with home Once ~ Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

Mrs Henry II. Hopkins. who lives with
her husband DIR. Hopkins. AZ No. u
north Third street. was last night arrest
ed and lodged in the Second police sta
ton. charged with being of unsound mind
II is claimed the unfortunate woman went
% the river and attempted TO drown
herself. She also alarmed the neighbors
by her violent demonstrations. Mr.. and
Mrs Hopkins are quack doctors.
The woman has been confined IN the
ASYLUM once before Bail was not al
lowed her and her case will be heard In
the Police Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

W CardveIl for making false entries
on the hooks OF the State Bank and
giving credit to S. Il. Nelson when he
was not entitled 20 H.
also found against J. II. Nichols and
frank stein. two against the latter.
Thomas Seaton was tried In this tri-
bunal Yesterday before Judge ). Il. Witt.
and n Jury He was fined - for assault
and battery and s. for resisting police
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

TIE committee 10 arrange for the mis-
sion 10 De held at Monumental church
from October 2Vth TO 9th met IN the
locture-roOm last evening, and was
largely attended The meetings will bee
conducted by Dean Barrett. the national
missioner OF the Parochial Missions So
ciety. and VIII be held twice each day.
Further particulars in regard TO these
meetings will be announced later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

on Tuesday night Elizabeth Hart. an
ared white woman who hal been drink
.ng and was suffering from delirium tre-
mels. was noticed by officer Clarkson
hanging from sec1nl-story lndOw at
DO south Tenth street. Before he could
render assistance she released her grasp
ard fell. She was picked up IN an I'M
condition and taken 10 the aims
house an the ambulance. No bones were
broken, and she Is not seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
Democratic Nominees

!. y. Brenneman. Of Newmarket. was
nominated for the House by the Demo-
Gratis Of Shenandoah in convention at
WOODSTOCK Tuesday, He has been county
Democratic chairman since 1857. and has
discharged the duties Of clerk Of the FL
nance Committee OF the House Of Dele
gates since 1883 Resolutions were adopted
declaring In favor of state Senator VI. l..
Walton for congressman from the Tenth
district
The Democratic convention for Flu
wanna and Goochland nominated Mr.. j..
McC. Miller, OF tluvanna, for the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

THE Executive Committee OF the Bap-
tfsf civ Missionary Society will meet
with AN the Baptist ministers OF ;he city
I'm conference this evening at s O'Clock.
I'm the locture-room Of the Second Baptist
church. The object OF the gathering is
fo agree on q city missionary 10 succeed
Rev. r.. T.. Chambers. who resigned re-
Gently. other matters Of interest 10
the Missionary Society will also be con-
-fTaraT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

Quoted In an impressive manner, both To-
MOI row afternoon and SATURDAY mo.irn,'
Services at Beth Ahaba VIII be heid
Saturday from 10 o'clock In the morning
until 8 o'clock J.. ~. uninterruptcdly. In
the morning Or. Cal.sch VIII preach On
Growth and Change" and In the even.
ing his subject will be The Family.
There will be special music during the
Sa-Yiras
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

4 special from Raleigh. y. C.. stated
that W. l.. Landrum. Of Richmond. a
brakeman on the Southern railway, fell
from the cars at Durham. y. C., a day
or two since and injured his spine
The name OF ". l.. Landrum Is not
given On the CITY directory. II is believed
there was a mistake in the place OF his
re-ilsnC .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

The Norfolk Pilot says that James Dom
ley. of Richmond Was knocked down.
beaten numerically. and robbed Of sls5
and diamond ring. In saloon OF that
city. yesterday morning.
10 such name as the one mentioned ap-
pears IN the city directory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
baseball Nolc>.

The baseball season of 1895 ends in
Richmond to-day, and for several
months the rootefs viii be- silent
The Hustlers and The Nashville club
Will be rendered reception at CHRIS
Evensen's tonight.
The game to-day will decide the cham
pionship of the South. knOrr and Her
man will be the twirlcrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

Rev. J. r.. Hutson has been quite sick
an this week with q very painful afiliction,
but seems 10 be getting better now ana
resume his pastoral duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

I'm the sixth. Kahn got hit ON the head
and took first. Smith also got rap DID
The side Groves hit to second. ana vas
ont. Kain and Smith each moved up
boz on the play. HoHseman iahIen ln.
bases. ana Kahn ard Smith scored. Melis
Tanned the air.
FOR the visitors. Clcse hif safely 90 cen-
ire. and was thrown ont trying to MAKE
second Stallings took bis base on balls.
po~tofe error gave him second. ANA al-
lowed Stallines 90 score. Beard got four
had ones Specs error allowed Mari
life at third Then Beard stole secohd-
Myers hit 90 centre and Mari ana htaIu
eeorel Hero the game was called hy TIM
miro Brennan on account OF darkness.
n,I..- ...r. ~. ~. InlInM..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
ipproved Bills.

The State Library Board and Building
commissioners met I'm the executive
chamber Yesterday afternoon and ordered
a number OF bills 10 be paid. Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26

Parties who may contemplate taking
teienhones are requested to give their
names 10 the manager before October LIST,
so that the same may appear on the Octo-
Der catalogue
The following new cOnvicts were
RICHMOND TELEPHONE
Excl A.SiE.
r. r. ROOD Manager
Choice Apple Brandy and White Spirits
for Brandy Pc tches.
r. l.. CHRISTIAN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
Four Charges Against r. ". CardweIl.

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
for the September term again convened
Yesterday morning at II o'clock, and
found four indictments agains. Richard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
william and Mary College opens Thurs
day, October 3, 1898.
Vending on stonewalI Jackson.

"Nr. Vending. as a lecturer. has no
equal in my judgment on the American
platform. and his lecture on the Illus
trious chieftain is regarded not only as
a masterpiece. but as one OF the finest
specimens Of literature ~ our language"
F.x-GOv Proctor j. Knott. OF Kentucky.
Pure Spices and Virginia Apple Vinegar
for pickling. r. l.. CHRISTIAN * co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-26
CRUEL AND UNNECESSARY
Is the Practice Of Burning The Roof Of a
HORSES Mouth
SAY WITNESSES IN IEG TEST CASE.
Veterinarians aud other Ixpcr; Itorsern.n
DEM thc Existence of Lampas
ucc Crutchficd Disinisscs the
Case other Gases.

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IT, Wood. urrsIfeuf nf Inc society. Can
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