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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
GROWN FOR vIoroR's TOMB.
Ri Gable to the United Press.

ROME. Sept IS. 1Ss5.-The rifle socie-
ties and the various bodies of veterans
with banners. flags and bands of music.
marched in procession this morning and
deposited a bronze crown upon the
tomb of King Victor Emmanuel. in the
Pantheon. An immense croWd OF specta-
tors were gathered around the Pantheon
adding to the imposing aspect of the
ceremony The foreign veterans, includ-
ing the delegation from New York ar
rived here today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
oUBER LAKE PHENOMENON.

ALPENA, Mich, Sept. Is, 1Ss5.-The
water in the bay receded suddenly this
morning, lowering the level about three
feet and leaving several vessels on the
bottom 1t is now coming back grad
ually The same phenomenon occurred
last summer about this time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
PIRATIOAL ARABS.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

GIBRALTER. Sept. IS, 1S95.-The Brit
ish felucca Virgin de los Angeles. which
arrived here today reports that while
she was becalmed off Alhucemas, small
island off the coast of Morocco. a party
of Arabs occupying eight boats boarded
her and carried Off part of the cargo.
The Arab also took $500 in specie, which
they found in the CAPTAINS quarters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Hammers, PAYERS and CURRIERS' are invited
to attend meeting to be held in st. Lucy's
Hall, corner of Grove and Sixteenth streets,
Very i1nportant business is to be discussed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
GRIGGs SWEEPS TRENTON.
Snecial 10 thc Jerseu Citu Ncms.


TRENTON. Sept. IS, 1S95-The con-
tested Republican primaries here result
ed in a sweeping victory for Griggs, sew
enteen of his eighteen delegates being
elected in the contested wards by vote
of 8 to over the delegates for the other
candidates.
The delegates elected, added to the un-
contested delegates selected MONDAY
night, make the count stand a Tor
Griggs and for Kean.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
GRIGGs GETS ANOTHER DELEGATE
snec.n1 to ne Jca,seu Cttp Nlcaga.

HAINEsPoRT. Sept. IS, 1Ss5-At the
Republican primaries for Lumberpn
township last night, County COLLECTOR
Powell, the Griggs candidate, was elect
ed by a good majority. The county dele
CATION is composed of ex-Sheriff Har-
bert. William Elsinger. Spencer Powell,
Adam Grifzue, Jr.. and Frank ADAMS. l,
The delegation stands solid for Wliaes
for Assembly, while Stecher has two,
Wright two, and Borton one.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
EUsTIs AND RUNYoN MAY SWAP
Ru Cable TO the United Press.


PARIS, Sept. IS. 1Sq5.-The "Journai
says that the report finds credence rhat
Mr.. j. B. Eustis. United States Ambassa-
dor to France. will shortly change places
with Mr. Theodore Runyon, United
States Embassador to Germany.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
MA1TERs OF FAor

stores, factories and institutions can now
get their supplies as good as any n. z.
house can servs them. Complete stock. low
prices. at the d. q. Cleary Co.'S wholesale
grocery stores. Montgomery and Greene stresta
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
MAY MEAN TROUBLE WITH. ENG
LAND.
RulCab.e 10 the UNITED Pres.

PARIS. Sept 49, 1ss5-"La Libre Pa
ro1an asserts that M. Hanotaux, Minis
ter ter of Foreign Affairs. is about TO open pen
recognition of the rights of France over
the Minquier islets. which have hitherto
been claimed as part of the island OF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
HAVANA AGAINST THE
REBELS.
D.. e,eb,e to the Irnstsd Press.

HAVANA, Sept 1S, 1Ss5.-The Spanish
transport steamer Santa Barbara arrived
here today with additional troops from
Spain. She was. enthusiastically cheered
upon her arrival by a large crowd OF
people, who had gathered to welcome
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
VBsUVIUs INTENSELY ERUPTTVE
BIZ Cable to the United Press

. NAPLES, Sept IS. 1Ss5.-Mount vesu-
vius is becoming more actively eruptive
and the volume of lava thrown OUT
threatens to overflow the roads lead-.
ing to this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT

Calendar, Thursday, September ls, A,
u 1886 Supreme and Circuit Court
cases. Nos. 8, 26, 16, 29, 81.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. Sept. IS, 1s95.-Fer the 50
hours ending at 2; M, Thursday
For New York and vicinity
Cloudy weather. with showers and fog
today: conditions favorable for severe
local storms; warmer tonight and fair:
Slightly warmer Thursday; winds becom-
ing southweSterly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
clared that he and his delegates would make
themselves heard at the convention.
FFFJD WILL, CONTINUE

tEDD VIII OO-N IN =
The beating that Macarthur gave him last
night is destined to cause continuation Of
the struggle for supremacy. Disinterested
Republicans declare that McEwan is losing
ground gradually, and they assert that he
will find himself out in the cold this fall
when Assembly candidates are named.
AS whole, the primaries were orderly.
notwithstanding the bitterness that exists
among certain classes of the voters.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
POLITICIANs, ATTENTION!
Pennsylvania Railroads Arrange
Inenfa for the Convention.

For the Democratic State Convention, to
be held at Trenton next week, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell, Septem.
Der rs and 26, excursion tickets to Trenton
and return, good until September q inclu-
sive, at single fare for the round trip, from
all points in New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
CHOLERA IN ALGIBRs
Rn Cable to me Unltetl Press


AI,GIERS. Sept IS. 1885,. There We're
forty-three deaths froL cholera IN this
..,;tx.- We ster6iav.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18
Hartnetr,s THERMOMETERS Report.

Nearly everyone needs a good tonic at this
season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one true
tonic and blood purifier
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18

BE sure and use the old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18

Is5od puooas ass sooIaoN vlued Iod)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
NTGRO FIIR IT RdLEI6H.
A Student at the 4. and VI. College Cuts on
Two Fingers.

RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. Special
Governor Carr and family left yester-
day afternoon for Atlanta. Quite a
party left on the Atlanta special via
ihe ;. A. L. this morning
Commissioner OF Agriculture Coates
left to-day for his home. Next week
he starts out on the holding OF the insti-
tutes among the farmers. THESE prom
Use 10 be well attended. and Will be very
instructive and interesting.
one Of the young students Of the n
and ~ College. MIR. Tom Alexander, son
of Hon. :. Is. Alexander, OF Charlotte,
Yesterday was working IN the shops ana
cut Off two fingers OF his left hama.
To-day the colored fair opened at the
FAIRGROUNDS. The negroes geheraIis
make a very nice display indeed me
railroads have given them the ohe-ceht- T.,
a-mile rate, so that there VIII III al
probability be a good crowd
To-day the Supreme Court WIZ take up
the appeals from the Sixth district, ana
will hand down its regular weekly ueclS-
ions.
United States Marshal Carroll went 10
WILMINGTON Yesterday TO be present at
Federal Court there. Marshal carroll
Is stiu so feeble from his severe con-
eestive chill Of last week that his son
accompanied him.
To-nirht an elegant reception VIII be
held AT the Y. VI. &. A. rooms, given 10
tho new secretary, Mr.. W. II. Overton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
c,pr rrtH AND YADhIN yALLEY.
rne Reorganization Only Possible as a
rr,it and l. Essential.

BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 5.-Thc reor-
n3g.tton committee of the Cape Fear
s'li VsSi,in Valley railroad has prepared
g r..norl to be submitted 10 the bondholders
which states that a reorganization OF
he road Is only possible as unit ana
that such reorganization IS absolutely
essential TO preserve the properly ana
nrotect the interests OF all creators.
of the total issue OF S.oji,uo0 OF first
,,,ortoqe.e bonds, S2656 90 have been de-
nosifed with the Mercantile Trust and
Denosit Company. OF Baltimore, and the
irstrr.rs Loan and Trust Company, OF
New York.
Tho reorganiza ton plan provides Tor
- Insurance of 500 700, Of 4 IL per cent.
,,,ef.rence bonds, g. 100 600 Of new general
,ncrtpsge bonds. bearing interest for four
,.9rs al per cent. and al per cent
thereafter 81 70o.o0Q. first preferred stock,
Ssnn 600 Of second preferred stock ana
ZOO 900 OF common stock
Thesc securities are TO be distributed as
Eor each $1,000 A bond and coupons
new general mortgage bonds. 5000: first
preferred stock. four shares. $500: common
stock. two shares, 500; for each $1,000 Is
ar 4 bonds and coupons new general mort
cage bonds. $50; first preferred stock. six
shares. 500, common stock, two shares
Two years overdue interest on the
horde and q per cent OF the principal OF
the q and c issues are converted INTO
first preferred stock. The first ana
second preferred and common stock VIII
be vested In a voting trust for nVe years
The reorganization committee VIII name
the first Board Of Directors for the new
company. ..--..-..- --....- - -, D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
PEHsONaIs fND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About R'chmon" '''-
ycns and other Notes.

Mr. Hill editor OF the South Boston
Times, was in the city yesterday
The Imperial Quartctte mas reofsa, ~,
for the winter, and win sing at the EihS
entertainment tonight.
Mr.. H. u. Riddick. formerly OF ,"V ~
mond, but now or aS", nr1icr IN vote
came down Monday. IN oIuci ~
yesterday. ,.,-,,
The funeral Of little Thilma Virginia
l.veuecn the only daughter OF MT. anu
Mrs. chris. Evcnscn. took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. +. l.. Rrooking has left Tor a VS.,
TO The Atlanta Exposition ai,n LII, Me,
will make a business Trip inio"sn "'7
sissippi and other southern S'd''S'
,,,ss sue II. Uusscy. OF Washington,
ID q who has been visiting MISS 'iai
King on west Marshall sirect; ~ 80.
day morning for HoldsDoio' ~ 80 W '''''
friends and relatives.
contain M 4. Birdsong, the veteran
conductor. who has been extremely III
for some weeks. was SAID 10 nc niucI
innroved Yesterday At one time blood
poisoning was feared.
The funeral of Mr.. William J. scout.
who died Sunday evening at o cio,n az, az
his home 30 east Leigh street TOOK Ildce
from his residence yesterday aileInoo"'
and the intorment was made IN holly-
wood
Rev. Father De Dumynck has returned
from fredericksburg. where he "inclated
last Sunday. Bishop Van de NyVer mas
moi as yet appointed "A successor 10 'ne
late Father James Kcnehck, bht eSpects
10 do so I'm day or two
Friday will be the ANIMAL donation Gay
at Virginia Hospital The Ladies Alixil-
isrv OF the hospital will be present from
noon until J.. NJ. 10 receive contribu-
tions Groceries. linen or money VIII De
most acceptable to them.
Dr. Wray Wythe Davis. OF Richmo M,
and not Of stanton. as ahnouhceI III III
the morning papers, and Miss Mary
An ella Hopkins. will be married al the
Crace-S treot BAPTIST church, rucsday
evening next. at s o'clock.
Mr. Charles H. Haskcr delivered his
illustrated lecture on the battle OF tho
Monitor and Mcrrimac Monday night at
the Soldiers Home. 4 large number OF
veterans heard him with much pleasure
and feel deeply grateful 10 Mr.. Haskcr
for the entertainment.
The Mnctophono. which has been at
tracing large crowds recently at MOTIFS
phonobraph pailor, on Broad street. VIII
be loaned TO the Home for lncurables'
Bazaar for this week. and all the pro-
ceeds will go to that charity. 1t VIII be
at the Nalilyre booth.
Sunday morning about Z o'clock the resi-
dence OF Mr. W. Il. Weinger No. 210l cast
Broad street was entered by thieves
through the back door. a pair OF dia-
mOnd ear rings, a diamond cluster pin, a
torquoise pin. and 2 large number of
miscellaneous articles were made away
with. The thieves left no tract Of their
identity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06

Hohenlohe presided. The meeting last
ed several hours. 1t Is reported that the
Turkish ambassador told Prince Hohen-
lobe that unless the pressure which Eng
land is exerting upon Turkey was re-
laxed. the Sultan might become victim
to domestic revolt. The report further
saws that the ambassador begged Prince
Hohenolhe for assurances that Germany
would not side with England In driving
the Sultan into dangerous road. Prince
Hohenlohe was unable TO satisfy the
Ambassador. whereupon the latter left
Berlin abruptly. Just before leaving. he
Informed the proprietor OF the ambassa-
dorial hotel, where ne was living, that
he did not intend to return to Berlin
for a long time, and nominated Rifat
Boy Charge d'Anaires In his absence.
II is reported that the cabinet coun-
Gil on Sunday discussed the Turkish qGes-
ton exhaustively. and finally referred the
matter to the Kaiser for his decision.
COLOGNE. Nov. 5.-rhe Gazette pub
llshed a dispatch from Berlin. asserting
that Tewnk Pasha. Turkish ambassador
10 Germany. was recalled to Constantine
ole. ir order that he might be appointed
to a high position In the Turkish cap
ftai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06

The Rev. Mr.. Stckney announc"5 last
sunday that he would on tonight pesih
Iis series of winter lectures ON me
Religious Faiths OF Mankind. The SUD-
iects i'm detail were given as follows
Plagiarism Tor religion without knoNl-
edge of Cod. November Oh, 1879.
.. Accommodation (or religion with
some knowledge of Cod. November l5th'
1895. ,
November Goth. 1885.
christianity Tor religion with fun
revelation. November 9TH. 1895.
g.. Primitive Church. December 4th 1873.
s. Greek and Roman Churches. Deem
Der 18th. 1880
e. Professionalism and Reformation, De
cemher lbih. 1895.
The English Church. January N.h. lNe.
O. Anglican Origins January 18th. 1856.
10 American origin. January 22d. 1896.
d. Guardianship. January 9tn. 1896.
g. Reunion. February 9th. 1896.
Christmas-Day and New-l ear's-DaN
falling this year on Wednesday. there
VII he TO Lectures on those nights These
lectures will be delivered in tho lecture
room OF Monumental church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
,rcKt,u AMBAsstDOR ALARMED
Hell Leaves Berlin on shor. Notice With
mt Paving the Usual Calls.

RERI.IN, Nov. 1.-THE following story,
which has just leaked out. has caused
a great sensation in diplomatic circles
In Berlin;
Tewf!k Pasha. the Turkish amoassa-
dor, last Saturday afternoon had pro-
longed interview. which he himself had
especially requested, with Chancellor
Won Hohenlohe When the Ambassador
left the Chancellor's presence, he ap-
peared 10 be greatly alarmed. lie I'M
mediateiy proceeded 20 his embassy.
where he sent Rifat Bey. counsellor TO
the Turkish Embassy, 10 request the
Austrian ambassador for passports
through Austria. to be used the same
evening. That evening the Turkish am
bassador left Berlin. without paying the
visits which are usually made By for
eign diplomat receiving his congo and
without notifying the Reichsah]eiser Vi
the officiaI newspaper OF his departure.
A meeting OF the Cabinet was hastily
summoned on Sunday. over which Prince
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
clubs.
The Haney Murder Case.

mi WA CA. Nov. 5.-The Hahty
- - sc will be concluded to-mor.
row. To-day the daughter testified against rs,
i inv father she told how her father s 81 ,,
her her mother down in the street. she ID 4
very handsome girl, Just siN S.e,,,ent and
mon u the defence rested is case. me
names Of a number Of promnent, ci !, ~ !
,.a,n hroueht into the case, and IL mas
were uiturtit -
become d. s,,seecb was made to-day. ana
-. m it9 ~ the case viii doubtless be
the ie5t ., morrow. The case has
moved G1gsld'S With wonderful dIspatch, ,on TsS
xorls FOR the jury was begun on M sn4
morning. To-day a Jury Wa ,iosad before
i inS '@ O'clock. and the defence occupied
Dqi S,' shot his wife down in the str Sis
last simmer in the presence Vi
daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
GOING 70 rnn HoRsE sHow.



Richmond viii he Wen represented at
the Horse Show beginning ~ NeW 1oIh
November lith next
A rersonally-con1uc;ed party under
tho aL4 charge OF SIR. George NJ. Wyatt.
representing George ~. Allen * Co, l.ich-
uond agents. wifi 90 Via the old DO
minion line. leaving here next SATURDAY
at 3.55 l.. ~ The itinerary Of the Tip
is most convenient anu agreeable, ana a
more delightful excursion can scarcely DE
Fuu particulars are furnished at the
office of the ola Dominion steamship
company, and early application for uck-
,ts is urged. as the number is positively
The Richmond people booked go far for
d.. trir are Nh James g. IinsicN ana
The Misses Tinslev. Mr.. j. NJ. bolssieuN
aud Miss Irene BoisseuX, AIR. =. VI
Price. Mir. George ". Lawson Mr.. NJ IL
hanson Talley. Mr.. James. Mr.. Nalen-
tine. Mr. W. B Freeman, Jr, Mr anu
Mrs Levin IOyncs and children Mr. ana
Mrs Thomas Nelson carter Mt. ana
Mrs 3. "a. christian. Jr. MISS .Na D3
Trcriile. Mr. George 4. Gibson, Mr. ana
Mrs I0hu ID. Potts. Mr. Irwin Neisieer,
Mr. p. B. Iegram, MI g. y. 'hlin. ar.
and Airs. II. j.. Jcnress and son. captain
4 g. shafcr and AIRS Shafcr. air. =. ID.
Whirock. Mr. II. u. ColhWn. ar. 'eoist
A. McMinn. Mr.. Clarence Nii'iiila'I' gnu
H. W. Anderson. =,
other passengers viii be Mr.. James u.
Suhleft and the Misses Suhletti or re
fershurr. Mrs T.. NJ. Nancy, ana MISS
1far,artf Martin. 81 Lyncnnurg llr. w .
r. Anderson ana Mr.. Lee .dorilas' OF
TTgrmNlIle. Y "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
PROPERTY lransfcrs.

Richmond. Henrietl }. Cardwcfs
trustee 10 +. +. Wood. house and lot
No COS north Eighth street. $500
L. "a. Dunnu~ton and wife TO Emma
j., wife Of y. A. McGiiiin. 80 - feet on
south side Nilliamsburs avenue. near
ash street. subject 10 deed of trust for
SO. 500.
James e.. Farley and wife 10 Christian
j.. Scielc. % feet on Leigh street. be-
tween Irentis5 street and Brook avenue.
street. N.fi0.
Massie~N ckcns' trustee 10 b. X. Lips
comb. ei-2 feet on south side Baker
street. S2i6.
George V Thomas 10 Lizzie f.. sat
tcrwhlte. 80 % feet on north side Pleas
ant street. near Twenty-frst. SO.
4. J. Wade 20 Henry Ross. p feet on
north side Boyd street. near Norton, SIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06

BRUNSWICK, GA. Nov. 5.-Ihe
schooner Frank W. Howe arrived at
this FORT this morning, having on board
seven shlpwrecked seamen OF the Amerl-
can schooner Martin G. Ebel. The knei
was loaded with lumber, bound from
Jacksonville TO New York. The hDel
was about sixty-iiye miles due east from
cane Henry when last seen by the cap
tain ofthe Howe. Tho Ebei sprans
leak last Thursday during q neaVy
storu Her crew was compelled 10
abandon her about IL o'clock Z. Il.
Thursday. They left I'm the yawl-boat
and had a hard time Of It, They were
picked up Friday by the Howe. Thcy
were nearly frozen and their yawl-boat
was in danger OF being swamped by the
hfgh sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06

lie Has Been Exploring tho Unknown
Portions Of Africa.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a cable
gram was received in this city last even
Ing from Or. Donaldson smith, dated
Alden. bearing the one word, success
f,,i 8" This news established the safety
Of the ulucky Philadelphia. who for the
past year and "A half mas been exploring
tho yilds OF Eastern AFRICA, ana Al 'he
same time puts an end 10 the douot as
TO his safety which had been ielt py
those Interested in the eXpeuluoh' LOT
the past few months.
pr smith entered Africa on the
ess,ern coast. about at the third degree
- 18th latitude. a year ago last June TO
nush across the country Of the Gallreas
ana Nasal. to two lakes which have
beo, recentlv discovered by another eN-
nedition and, from thence on TO the
two Nianzas. his object being TO carry
out and complete the line or exploration
from the lakes 10 the east coast, a DIS
fance of several hundred miles. Dr.
smith was accompanied by about $50
Africans and at first by an English
man. who was subsequently oDiiSed 10
return TO London. DR.. smith sent DaC'
some fine specimens OF the region
fora. after he had been on MS eAp~.iuoh
a few months. for the Eeosiapiiic'i 90
cietv of London, and some months later
vas reportod to be pushing on by al
other party whom he met A7lie iio" I'm
,beeo evidences Of his safety there nave
boer mono until the arrival OF his caDis-
gram of last evening
As the region which Or. smith has
reversed IS al the present time desig-
mated by a blank space on the map OF
Africa. the significance of the explorer $
Brief message viii be realized immedi-
stclv He has undoubtedly made a
great many discoveries Of much value.
IN. smith is well known in this city.
re,ng a graduate OF the University OF
pennsylvania. Of the class Of 80; ana a
,,,er,hcr OF the University and other
club1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06

The following letter is explanatory

The following letter is explanatory:
Emory and Henry College.
Emory, Va, Nov. :, 1870
Nr. Joseph Bryan.
Dear Slr.-I offer five suggestions with
reference 20 the rebuilding OF the bulia-
ings OF the state University. All true
Nirginians ought 10 help.
First Let every alumni association
through the United States call a mass
meeting for the purpose Of raising funds,
Second. Let the ladies in all of our
towns and cities organize, ana by means
OF bazaars. concerts, entertainments %c''
raise funds
Third. Let the teachers and children OF
all Of orr public schools I'm the state
ioln In the raising Of funds. These chill
dren should Dee the future sons OF the
University.
Fourth. Let an the students Of our col
leCes ana academies join In the raising
Of funds.
Fifth. Let every newspaper in the state
acitatc this scheme of everybody giNlhs
and open the columns of their paper Tor
cash contributions and subscriptions by
citizens OF their community ana De az
Thcv should start tho ball to rolling
While everybody feels like giving, let
every one put that feeling into something
more substantial The University needs
$4,000. Let MS work and set H.;
Emory and Henry college students anu
professors We're all greatly ericved Mhen
they heard of the great calamity. some
she'd tears They viii raise small tund
al least 10 help restore the grand Oh
University TO her former greatness anu
grandeur. j. l.. JAltMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
DIR. HATCHER TO PAY.
MR.. TODD SArS NE WILL PERMIT
INV TO no so.
No Motion for New Trial Vet Made-Ru
mored That the Lady Who Nadc Remark
About Mrs. Hatcher Has Been Found.

The attorneys for Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
J. Todd, IN the Gibson-Todd damage
suit. recently decided IN favor OF
Miss Gibson. IN the Law aud Equity
Court. have not yet decided whether they
WI take an appeal. and 81 is hardly Ike
~ that they WI do so until Just before
ihc thirty-day llnit. in which hey can
file an appeal. has expired.
WILL LIT HIN pSr.
Whom Mr.. Todd was asked by re-
porter whether he would permit or. W
-. Hatcher 20 pay the costs OF the suit
ana the $50 damages awarded Miss G.b-
son. nc replied that he would. That was
me nnicis landing. he said. and he had
nor hcaTd that Or. Hatcher ha1 changed
II is said that II no appeal Is takop. and
llr. Hatcher is called upon 10 pay the
DAMAGES. mat the money will not come
o~t OF his pocket. that the amount will
hc made up 10y friends.
I'M CrLrEtf SAN TO nv FOUND.
In the event Of new trial beng grant
ca IL IS stated that the plaintin will have
much stronger case. According 10 a
Iunor which has not been verified, q
Lazy mas been found who says that she
maze me remark, which is attributed TO
Hiss Gibson.