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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
oIr1s 10 moUNr yERNoN.
The Old Coach Used by General Washing
ton Other Valuable Relics

WheTIrNGTON. May B-Yosterdays
eeqeion Of the regents meeting az Mount
Vernon was quite an important ono h
,o,nv respocts. one Of the results OF the
session was the election Of Dr Toner, OF
This CITY. and Dr. James q. Carter oi
Ncw York. 10 the Advisory Board
Among the gifts made to Mount Nefu'"
SIS a gilt bronze plateau 10 ne use" M as q
oanfrepiece I'm the state dinine-room. rms
was the gift of Mrs. george "o''S"o'
rough Of Maryland. ,,..,
one of the most important allluoha
that has hoon made 90 Mount vernon
for many years past in the line OF ieH's
is the old coqCn used by General george
Washington himself. This has been pre-
sonted hy General Bromhold' ana was
secured bv him from circus 'oIhpdhl'
which has had 10 as ore OF the lraIlh-
attractions OF their street-pas aseanis Tor
"a number of wears past. During the past
winter the famous family coacn was
stored I'm "a stable in Philadelphia, Where
General Bromheld discovered li, anu al
ter considerable difficulty, succccded lh
pcrsuading the circus managers To part
with il. in order 10 have it returned io
Mount Vernon. after its extensive travels
over the continent
Mrs Phoebe Hearst, enc Of the regents,
has presented the sum of Sr1 10 Doe usfl
she started some time since of retaining
the flats directly in front OF The grounds
of the mansion itself These flats have
always been considered to be Che cause
Of malaria. and their reclamation has
been a great step towards rendering the
place thoroughly hcathfuI as well as in
adding 10 the beauty OF the grounds. The
reclaimed fats are 10 De planted I'm red
clover.
Mrs. Letter, who is also ono o. the re-
gents. made n very valuable gift 10 the
regency before lcav Washi2gtOn, I'm
the form of the original architectural
plans Of the interior of the mansion at
Mount Vernon. Some years ago Airs.
Halstoad presented 10 the regents the
original architectural plans of the eXte-
rl0r Of the mansion. but ar that time it
was not known whore the plans for the
interior were. or, in fact, 81 they were
still in existence. Mrs. Letter came across
them. and has now presented them 20
Mount Vernon.
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EMPORIA. KANSAS, May h.-p. II.
Brady was released on writ of habeds
corpus by Judge Randolph Thursday
night anl almost Immediately rearrestod
on warrant sworn out oef0r "a Justice
of tho peace 0n the charge of being q
fugitive from justice. Another writ OF
habeas corpus was taken ont, and a. par
tial trial had. The judge continued the
case until o'clock Brady b. is alleged,
is a. member of wealthy and influential
family in Atlanta, Ga. He was first arr
rested ON "a Santa lee train by "A sheriff
who found him Boo company with the nine-
teou-year-ou niece OF f.. IS stone. of
oklahoma City with whom DE was ac-
cused of cioplns. although said to have
3D. wife iu Georgia Miss Stone was also
arrested. but released Thursday after
noon. and is supposed 10 Doe ln Kansas
City. Brady and the girl declare they
were not clopus.
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Kalnost,, Ke.lgnntIon.

VIENNA. May u.s. The Emperor auto
graph letter to Count KalnOky. accepting
the lattcrs resignation az Imperial Prime
Minister was published here ami !u
Buda Pest today The Emperor says De
had hoped that his refusal 10 accept
Court kalnOky's resignation on May -t
would ensure his .oninItncr ih yin,r
Luf as Count Kaln0ky had again rendered
hls resignation, he felt compelled to ac-
accept it.
EnlBeror Francis Joseph this morning
gave au audience o. the ue"ly-apyolhi"d
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and the lat
ter took flr office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

The Plan OF CoutrO' Bong Discussed In the
Iresbytfrian As embly.

PITTsBCRG, PA, May lS.-The third
days session OF the Presbyterian Gem
eral Assembly opened this morning with
resumption of debate on the question
Of seminary control. Both parties are
determined on this. the most important
issue which has been before the Church
since reunion. in 1870. The Liberals have
gathered strength from the peace-lOving
Conservatives and from timld friends Of
seminarles, who fear that dreadful rec
suits 10 their beloved institutions viii
follow Assembly control.
In favor OF the plan proposed for the
control Of seminaries stand only the eX-
treme Conservatives. ana they fnd in
the Assembly men and forces arrayed
against them whom they have always
counted IN their following. The same
men who would have voted against
Briggs and Smith, are against the anti
Briggs leaders on this issue so u hap
pens to-day that the General Assembly
is almost on an even balance.
The motion to lay the whole question
on the table would probably prevail. un-
less the roll-call is ordered. 10 frighten
away some of the liberal following.
Elder Thomas McDousali, oi Cincinnati
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WRITING LETTERS on THEIR CUFFS
The Soldier Boys at Pocshontas are Hard
Up for Stationery.

Up Tor Stationery.
A bundle Of mail OF tho first class came
10 Richmond last evening, numbering one
hundred or more pieces. which was per-
haps the most novel and unique mail
package that has ever been received at
the city post-ohice. IL came from Poca-
hOntas. ana consisted wholly of mons
cuffs. directed TO individual names, stamp
od and letters written ON the 'front.' sides
thereof There we're large cuffs and small
cuffs. stiff cuffs and limp cuffs. clean
cuffs and s0ied cuffs. neat cuffs and
ragged cuffs round cuffs and link cuffs.
some Of thcm looked as If they had stood
the storms Of many picket posts. while
others had the dilapidated appearance Of
Hop Lungs stock after Hobo raid.
They were written mostly by members
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues to
their friends mothers, sisters and sweet
hearts. mostly the latter. Shades Of
steam laundryl Just think of a Franklin
street pirl receiving a lovo-lottor on a
limp. crumpled cuff a billctdoux on soil
cd liner. ON. ye Gods and little fishes.
the fellow who perpoirated this shocking
ly facotious Joke had better hurry home
and look after his fences.
One Of the novel letters came address
ga 10 a member Of The Times staff II
was upon cuff that looked as II It had
been washed in Coal creek, dried I'm
c0ke-oycn. and ironed with the butt-end
of musket IL was postmarked Poca-
houtas May 18th. s A. NJ. 1880. and back
stamped I'm the Richmord post-oHico at
$50 J.. NJ.
The letter. which was written May
nth, says;
"The ldcamond papers and reporters
don't seem To- realize our absence or the
hardship OF our duty. Please draw ON
your imagination as to condition Of
weather and YOU viii strike 80 right.
DO us up in fine style.
Yours. A "R. L. /. b." co. 3.
y. $. Excuse Stationery"
The only similarity I'm all these letters
was that they each bore this kind of a
postscript
SO doubt Mondays mail from Richmond
90 Pocahontas viii Doc filled with a mis-
o,llanc0us stock of scented. tinted and
plain papeicfos. each indicating the
relations Of the donor 10 the addressed.
whether sweetheart. sister. mother or
brother.
The linen letter TO The Times man had
the name OF the writer cut from 30 with
"a knife. but by the use OF a magifying
glass tie name was easily dcciphcred On
The second layer of cloth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, May s-The
House 10 lay adopted resolution pro-
vIius for committee to investigate
every State office. The resolution was ia-
tr0ducel H.. d. son Of Ex-Governor Draw.
Wh0 has ca imed tha- gross irregularities
have been committed In the sale OF Flo-i-
FestlgatlOn Us 90 bring out an the facts
in cOanectlJl with the transfer Of 4O00.-
vO acres OF land 90 Hamilton DissfOn an.
associates. OF Philadelphia IS. ID. Biloxi
ham. now COmptrolicr. WAS G0v-Iuor al
the time. and his opponents have severe
iy criticized his course Ia the matter.
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RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY MAY 10 1898:

French officials. This would mean future
trouble between China and Europe.
The voice OF tho English Church has al
last been heard IN the matter Of the
public protest OF Clergyman Black
against the marriage Of Major Theodore
Rrnckman. TO Miss Linton, step-daught'r
Of the Earl Of Aylesford. on the ground
that the groom had been divorced. Sub
sequent 10 the Rev. Mr. Blacks protest
the Duke Of Newcastle, Lord Halifax,
and ether churchmen. wrote letters TO the
nowspapers. strongly approving the ac-
ton taken by Mr. Black. and now both
houses of the convocatiOn, the Archhish-
on OF Canterbury presiding have based
reasons endorsing the action Of Lord
Halifax and his associates. ard inciden-
tally upholding Mr.. Black.
WILDE. HEALTH IMPROVED.
oscar Wilde will appear in court on
Monday for his new trial very much inn
proved I'm health. His wife Joined him inn
mediately after his release, and since
that time both have been staying in
seclusion at Kensington. seeing only the
few friends who still believe Mr.. Wilde
more eccentric than guilty. II IS said
that no is hopeful Of 1cquittsl
The Sporting Times says. "Simms rode
Stononell very well. but, In finishing. he
was seen 10 disadvantage IN comparison
with Cannon.
1.-THE Americans. I'm putting "A valuable
horse into a selling race. 10 be sold for
"A small sum. and betting thousands on
him have revived a most vicious form Of
racing, merely for gambling purposes.
We are glad 10 see that the disorder is
working it's cure. Raconteur is now the
favOrite for the Derby II 10 ]. LavonO
is next az 10 l." The Sporting Times
predicts that Baveno will win.
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nnMFnl Al aET.Ysnrna.


CINCINNATI o.. May lS.-When Emma
Slaughter was tosufying at Coylngton to-
day in her suit for SENo damages as tlust
pr. Jarvis Iccullum, her father Henry
slaughter, was detected drawing a large
dirk lic was seized by the shsrin and
iailer before he could reach Dr. McCul-
lum.
Aficrward Slaughter was asked ON the
si1nl if he had eyer been 300 prison, ami
without answering. ho pulled ont another
knife and tried fo stab the attorney for
the defence. Several people were hurl
Boa the panic which followed. ard the
con ID adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
Incrga.e IN Wages.

YOUNGSTOWN o.. May is-The Amer
iran Tube and Iron Company to-day nO-
fifsd their employees OF an Increase iu
wages in an departments OF from 10 10 10
u.r cent. % take effect at once. The
firm employs over 500 men at foungs-
town.
FINDLAY, o., May ls-The employees
OF the salem Wire Nail Company and
the fiudiay Company have had their
wages Increased 10 per cent. There
arr 500 employed by these works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

WASHINGTDN. Nay ls-Secrtasy car
Isle will leave her" tomorrow at 20
O'Clock =. 81. over The Chesapeake a.d
ohio railroad FOR ,Oylngt0n, Ky. lie rs
due there al o'clock Monday morning.
Mr.. Van Selden, bis private secretary,
and several others will accompany him.
He will deliver his nrst speech IN the
Kentucky campaign az Coyington on Mon
tay night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

WASHINGTON. May ls-The usual
Saturday consultation OF the Supreme
Court was omitted to-day because of the
annual plankcd-shad dinner OF the Dis
trict Bar Association. which some OF the
justices desired 10 attend. The income
tax rumOrs remain as last reported.
probability Of the tax being declared OFF
having still the call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

ANNAPOLIS, MD. May ls-The eight
Dared crews of the Naval Cadets and the
POtomas. or Washington, had mile
and a half race in Annapolis harbor This
afternoon. The course was from Green
bury Point Light 20 the Bancroft. of the
Naval Academy The PolOmacs won BY
Il second and a half The time was eight
minutes tWenty-eight and half seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

WASHINGTON. May lS.-Man from the
Asalc squadron brings the Official rec
orl of the court martial IN the case OF
PlymaslcT IA. Il. Smith, OF the cruiser
Concord. who. il appears. has been sen
fenced TO dismissal from the service.
While the exact nature OF the charges
are not dyulgcd IL is presumed that the
liquor habit is at the bottom of the
affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

NEW YORK, May lS-Justice Pratt.
OF The Supreme Court of Brooklyn. grant
cd stay in an proceedings in the case
of Inspector Mclaughlin This morning. on
the ground that the defendant cannot
set fair and impartial trial in this coun-
ty The stay was served upon chief
clerk Dnser of the District Attorneys
Office. and was granted in Brooklyn on
motion of Colonel James, counsel for the
defence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

WARSAW. May 1S.-Later reports OF
the conflagration AT Brest-IitOysk, Rus
sian Poland show that n.ill-houses. seven
churches, a synagogue. and two railway
stations were burned. Thirty persons
werc killed and a large number injur-
ed: some fatally. Fifteen thousand peo-
pie are rendered homeless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
TL.fYED sND BUKNED.
Awiui Vengeance Nreaked Upon Three
NngrO ,. anacI. N IlnlI Ida

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May ~ Five
or slN days ago. bon Lafayette county. Miss
Armstrong. daughter Of prominent
farmer lett home 10 visit nei-hbOr.
Tine girl disappeared. and search was
made for her resulting n Che discovery
of her manglei corpse in the woods.
She had been outraged and murdered
suspicion fell Ou three negroes, and
they were taken 20 a swamp By a posse.
where the accused negroes disappeared.
90 is sad the negroes were hayed and
burned.
This makes twelve negroes lynchcd IN
that section n siN months for outraees
on white women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

Machine Works Guards Company. ser
gcant g.. &. Bidgood has been promoted
TO the Office Of rcgimentsl sergeant-major
in tho absence OF Sergeant Palmer.
GOOD THINGS FOR THF BLUES.
The Blues are indebted 10 Cameron &
Cameron for favors received. In the way
of nice supply Of tobacco and cigar
cites.
Corporal Klein was called home TO-
day, on account Of business
A. f.. Baylis, who was struck on the
head with stone. while on outpost
duty rs improving rapidly. and will be
able TO rcusmo his duties again to-mor-
row.
Thcro was a dress parade this after
noon at $50. after which Company =. Of
the Blues Battalion. gave a special drill
bon military tactics They showed By their
movements that they were real soldiers
in every sense Of tie word The boys
are an fin good health. but arc getting
somewhat bronzod by exposure 10 the
sun. wind, and rain.
A SUNDAY DETAIL.
The rogimental and outpost detail for
tomorrow IS as follows. Oficcr Of the
day. Captain +. f. Heath Company O.,
Third Infantry; officer Of the guard. Lieu
tenant W. A. Bond Of the same cOmpa-
ny, Outpost No. !. Brownings. Captain B.
=. Hatcher. of tho Roanoke Light In
fantry. Post No. 2. Coal Branch. Lieutcn-
amt vs. S. Faulkner. Of the Lynchburs
Home Guards Post No. 3. Cemetery Hin.
Lieutenant W. S. Lee. Troop X. First
Cavalry.
By command OF w. T. simons. major
OF command. w. II. Howell, adjutant
and lieutenant
The output Of coal to-day was 81 cars
FOR the Southwest Coal Company. and IL
for Browning's, "a total of y, or a decrease
from yesterdays work OF II cars. This IS
owing 10 tho men stopping work about
the middle Of the afternoon, this being
Saturday.
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Cninn Manied Time.

LONDON. May Is.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says IL Is report q there that
China asked Japan cor an extension Of
fhe tine in which the former " as 10
deliver the Island OF FormOsa 20 the
Japanese. JaIan refused 10 grant the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
CIhbo,s Gocs 10 ses rhe POM

NEW YORK. May lS.-Cardinal Gib-
bons sailed this morning on the French
Line sueamer Tor hayre. He goes 10
Rome 10 visit the Pope IN accordance
with the custom that each archbishop
and bishop make such visit at least
once in ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

HAVANA. May ia dispatch from
Holguin says the insurgents made raid
upon railroad near that place and tore
up the tracks for some distance. The
rebel were driven OF. however, and the
rails replaced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
:. Augustine for Sound Money.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nay M-The
St Augustine Board OF Trade today en-
dorsed the Mem his Sound Money" Con
vention, and requested Messrs. Pairing,
Dismuks3 md Kainex 10 attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
Grashnm nnch Better.

WASHINGTON, May H.-secretary
Gresham had good night last night
and is feeling quite bright this morning.
His Improvement, while slow, is steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
RANGE on rIirEMoMtrER

Following was the range OF the Their
mOmeter at The Times onice yesterday:
i NJ. 81 . T. NJ. So; midnigh,. 81.
Average. gO1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

WASHINGTON. u. G.. May h.-For
Virginia and North Carolina. Fair. warm
er: sOutherly winds
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Gail Hamilton DYING.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May iS.-Miss
Mary 4. Dodge Gail Hamilton passed
a bad night. and It IS thought the end
Is quitc near.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
britannia Wins Again.

LONDON. May 1s.-In the race between
Britannia and Ailsa, Britannia won by
one minute actual time.
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s.lHos to carry tnc 1ovihsn plot into exc
clf'on. hut found tnai ihc cars VIZ
detached, and three men were "iI'7.''
vhlo u ihc a.i of coupling h'h 'O-
f,flcr. Thus the plot was mppeh I'D ','
bud. and "a probable catastrophe dlciit''
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ROBERT TYLER JONES DEAD.
Ending Of The Romantic, But Sad Lille Of
This Brave Nan.
PURSUED BY A MALIGNANT FATE.
A Nephew of 4 esife ,t TYLER, and Born In
the White House. lie Know the Psngs =
of Want nt-Brave and Gallant SOL
der-tiis Career.

WASHINGTON. May S-RoSert Tyler
Jones. grandson OF President Tyler
and ono who possessed the uniare dis
tinction Of being the only male child
ever born in the White House. died In
lodgings at 1920 Corcoran street this morn
ing.
RoNANrICATLY SAD STORY
Robert Tyler Jones had been captain
IN tho Confederate army. ahc Was as
brave and faithful a nan as ever served
for or AGAINST this GOycrnmc ~, and yet
his story. romantic az IL is. is one OF
the sadlest that romance could possibly
contrive. It is one OF thoto cases whefs
some malignant fate seemed 20 pursue
the victim. ANA whore nOthii but death
would satisfy it's claim.
BORN N rHE WHITE HOUSE.
IL was during Tyler's occupation or
the White House that son was born 10
Mary Tyler Jones, the eldest and favor
tie daughter o. the President ana me
wife of Henry l.. Jones, an accomplished
Southorner. and q native OF south caro-
lina. This child. nan ed Robert Tyler In
memory of his mothers favorite brother,
was the man of nfty-two. who. worn and
broken by long life OF constant toll
and struggle. died to-day.
Young Jones was reared by his aunt
Mrs. Lotitia Tyler Semplo. at one time
mistress of the White House. This lady
is now resident OF the Louise Home. I'm
this city. the recipient of s. "a month
pension. her only income. and tribute TO
her husbands service In the Mexican
war.
rNriRrn THE WAR.
The young man spent his early youth
in travel with his father. who WAS IN
tho naval service. and after this settled
down 90 quiet life. near Charlottes-
vile. Va But just az the time when
most boys arc going 90 school, the war
broke out. and "a the nIst firing on Fort
sumter. hc joined the Charles City
Guards. Confederate company that
was afterwards attached 10 Armistead's
Brigade. OF rIckotrs Division. IL was
in this service that Jones, then pri-
vate. won his first laurols.
BRAVERY AT GFTsYsBUrG.
I'm the battle OF Gettysburg. he was
one of two men left Of tho color guard
bon Armlstoads Brigade. when the terri
bile charge was made ON Cemetery Ridge
He carried the nag mp the fatal slope
and twice was struck once in tho head
and once in the arm. falling al the stone
wall, which proved $50 fatal "a point for
SO many brave men, Armstead himself
received the flag from the color-bearer's s
hand. and carried lt within the works
where he, too, fell mortally wounded.
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DIABOLICAL PLOT DETECTED.
MiHsrs COnSIirs 10 Capture the Military
Camp Train at POcahOntaS-
TIE STRIKERS STILL DETERMINED

Evcryihing Points 60 an Outbreak OF Some
KIND in tho Near future-spi' ndid
Mark ol the troops The Cover
nor Hanged in EmeY The
Mon Returning to work.
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Machine-Works Guards Company. Ser
geant q. G. Bidgood has been promoted
TO the office Of rcgimental sergeant-maJor
in the absence Of Sergeant Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25

San Francisco April cit Is stated this evening
that stanford University Is likely TO close its doors
temporarily. When asked as 70 this matter Mr..
Iathrop. Mrs. Stanford's brother said Its all
this Government suit. II il succeeds. IL seems in
evitablc that the University must be closed As II
IT, IL has tied up the estate In probate and pre-
vented "A distribution. 80 that II may seriously en-
barrnss us We pressing ;he suit and wish 10
have it determined as soon as possible There are
now somewhere near loo students connected with
the University and about seventy men In the fac
ulty The closing OF the University temporarily
has been talked OF. and II may b"con" a necessity
unless the Government suit s speedily determined
In favor.
EX-iuige d. l.. Mckiss.ck. who represents At
General Oinev In the Government suit, said
today: We are now waiting for the other side TO
act and wish 10 have the matter pushed along as
roudIy as they. The hill filed March H. and
they were allowed until May 8 10 file their return
10 The subpoena for Mrs. stanford. After they
make their appcarancn they are allowed untn June
10 io nIe thcr answer or demurrer. They do not
need TO take that time, but the law allows them
hat