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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

More About {. ID. Gibson Who il to wed
Mis- Ircne LING horne.

ni-~ irene LIME
The Chicago Times Herald Of recent
date has the following reference to the
announced engagement Of Miss Irene
Langhcrno 10 Mr.. 9. ID. Gibson. the
noted artist, accompanied by a two col
umn picture of the former.
The fact that Charles Dana Gibson,
Americas most satisfactory character
ist." has become engaged TO Miss Irene
Langhorne continues to interest the soci-
al and artistic world. Mr.. Gibson has
at least proved that he is not the cynic
many have thought him. There are
those that have found fault with him for
the position in which h. has placed our
American girls ia his cartoons. They
resent the idea that American girls are
ready TO sell themselves for titles and
that they shut cupid from their hearts.
Mr.. Gibson has. one may truthfully say,
created a type OF American girl.
IL is said that while Miss LanghOrne is
very beautiful. she is not one OF his
types. but how often do morfals marry
the individuals that their fancy paints?
Miss Langhorne is by birth a Nirgnian.
She is OF medium height. with dark har
regular features. expressive eyes and
has the fascinating manners of south
ern geEtiewOman. She was the bright
particular star Of bcvy OF beauties
which charm ed the foreign officers wnen
the war ships from all parts of the
world were gathered In Hampton Roads
in 1894 Last autumn she visited New
York. and was the social lion of the
season. Mr. Gibson does not need an
Introduction, for he has become welt
known through his delightful cartoons
IN Life ami by his contributions 20 the
various magazines. Personally the
American Du Maurier-as he is often
called-is charming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

approval OF such n mission by a Paris
organ or the Uftramontane party, says
The Conservative party and the clei gy'
IN order TO regain power when MAJ
escaped from their hands. asked Napoleon
Ill. for the support of the bayonets ana
the influences of his ambition. IS IN
those times they brought here under the
French flag despotism and disgrace, they
now hope TO bring back a clerical reac-
ton under the flowing robes OF Msr.
Satoll The French journal had better
recall the humiiiatious inflicted on france
through it's interference I'm Mexican az
fairs at the instigation OF the Iatnolc
clergy and the Conservative leaders. M
poleons action here was a prelude 70 1he
wreck of France In ISL.
1.-THE result OF carrying out the sus-
gestons Of the Paris journal wouid D.
civil war"
That reflects the Liberal sentiment mere
regarding the proposed Ponuncai mission
The party is determined 10 resist any
attempt at an alliance between the Gov
eminent and Rome.-New York World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

rRascE MEDDLED ~ MExIcooycg
She in Warned That Pontificial Mission
Would Result in tiYil War.

MEXICO CITY. Aug. G.-Regarding
the sending OF n Pontlcial mission ex-
traordinary to this country, as 1t was
announced to be the purpose Of Pope
Leo. public opinion here is divided but
the Government could not be expected
70 disregard the law.
The famous reform laws provide that
Church and State shall be entirely in
dependent OF each other. No religion
may be prohibited. but the State re-
serves the right TO exercise authority
in so far as the public good is concern
ed over all sects. Religious instruction
in public institutions Is not permitted
nor may religious exercises be held ex-
cept within. the walls OF churches. Relig-
ious professions tn the streets are pro-
hibited. Priests or clergymen OF any SEA
may not be legatees of persons TO whom
they have administered spiritual aid or
consolation or for whom they have been
spiritual advisers. Priests or clergymen
in addressing the Government NAV not
employ ecclesiastical titles to designate
themselves. No religious sect or body
may acquire real estate. and monastr
orders are forbidden. Religious oaths are
not required. a simple formula OF promise
10 tell the truth being sufficient in the
courts OF justice. Marriage is civil
contract.
Those are the chief points OF the re-
form laws which the Conservative party
aims to have repealed. and recognition
OF the Pope as a spiritual sovereign by
the Government would be a long step
In that direction.
The Universal. commenting upon the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

The Document Myst.riously Produce"
Likely tn be Contested.

Inc Document VI
Likely tn be Contested.
WASHINGTON, Aug. &.-lt Is thoushl
here TO be almost certain that there
will be contest over the alleged will
OF the late Judge-Advocate General
Holt sent IN a mysterious manner To
Colonel Wright. the Register OF WIS
The present benehciaries under the com
mon law win resist the execution Oh 'he
will lust produced, as either not sehu-
inc. or il ever made. as not represent
ing the latest intention OF the dead
man. IL is thought that Judge HOT
may have revoked this will or given
orders 10 burn il up. II Is supposed
that either Miss Throckmorton or MISS
Hynes. will move 20 probate the al
legged will. and thus precipitate the iesat
fight. Register Wright visited Judge
Hollis colored coachman, and questioned
him to ascertain If any of the servants
had mailed the vii to him, but the coach-
man denied any knowledge whatever of
"A will. and expressed gerat surprise at
ones discovery.
An old servant of Judge Holts SAID
yesterday that after the Judges death
Washington Holt of Kentucky, rela-
tive found a memorandum on the desk
of Judge Holt. saying that MS last
Will was made in January, 1856. Another
servant who for over thirty years was
employed by Judge Holt said that snort
~ before his death Judge Holt had con-
versed with her about his property, say
ing that his affairs were badly mixed,
and that he had left everything IN the
hands of Washington Holt TO straishten
cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
MR.. HERBERT's SCGGEsTIONs.
He VIII Ask Congress to Authorize the
building of Training ships.


WASHINGTON Aug 27.-Sscretary
Herbert Will ask the next Congress TO
authorize The construction OF two train
ing ships for the use of the naval ca
diets, and Chief Naval Constructor Hicn-
born has submitted estimates. fixing $780,
trJ as the amount required to build them.
The estimate will be one of the fea-
lures of the Secretarys annual report.
The vessels are TO be supplied with
sail power only, and are to have sheath
ed bottoms. While steam has practically
superseded wind as the motive power for
vessels. the authorities believe that IL
Is wise to continue practicing the embryo
naval officers I'm the use Of sails. Should
the new ships be authorized they Will
be of the most modern character. with
the exception of steam machinery, and
will be supplied with a heavy battery
II the vessels are authorized, IL Is the
intention of the authorities 10 make
them of about 100 tons displacement.
They can be used for training scamen as
well as cadets in the use OF sails.
PREPARING TO SPEED THE NRxAs.
board OF four chief engineers and
eleven passed assistant and assistant en-
gineers will be appointed by the Navy
Department tomorrow 20 conduct the
steam trial OF the machinery OF the
second-class battle ship Texas. The yes
sci will be ready on September 9Th. and
the board will have the trial take place
between that date and the 10th prOXlmO
IL will be exactly similar 20 that Of the
Maine when her machinery was tried
for acceptance by the government The
Texas will be run at her utmost speed
for four hours. and I'm order 10 meet the
requirements Of the contract her ma
chnery will have to develop a horse
power of nine thousand. After the
Texas has been completed she will sail
for the New England coast TO join Rear
Admiral Bunce's squadron.
There viii Doe Il reduction Tn the size Of
the main battery for the proposed new
battle ships. According 10 the original
decision Of Secretary Herbert each yes
sci was 10 be supplied with sixteen B.
inch guns In addition TO four l3-nch and
four S-inch guns 1t has been found. how
ever. that the men handling the 5-inch
guns would be cramped, and il has there
fore been decided 10 reduce their num-
Der 10 fourteen. The weight saved by
taking off these guns will be given TO
the coal supply of the ships.
The Yorktown has reached Chefoo. and
the Mohican has left Seattle for San
Francisco.
Two 6-inch explosive armor-piercing
shells were fired against nickel steel plate
seven inches thick at the Indian Head
proving grounds to-day. These shells
perforated the plate and one was recov-
cred unbrOken. The other has not yet
been dug out of the mound ia rear Gf
the platc.-New York Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
WILL. 1T BE CAMpHEIIe

II tho Hon. James l.. Campbell is elect
d Governor OF Ohio. it viii probably
rake him the next Democratic nominee
or President beyond the power or any
rfiuoDce to the contrary. Mckinley cur
sed Ohio in 1898. by Acoo plurality. while
he Republican State ticket was elccte 1
dine months ago by the IRENE ndous plu-
siity OF $4,000. Mr.. Campbell seems.
ferefore. 10 have a Herculeln task set
sfore him. But he ras been elected
overnor OF Ohio before. which shows
hat there are enough voters there ready
, vote the Democratic ticket on a proper
ecasion to elect IT, and 1t shows also
Aat Mr.. Campbell Is himself a man en-
rely acceptable 70 those voters Nor 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
Cordial Reception TO German.AmerieanS

BREMEN. Aug 28.-Bremen save an en-
thusiastic reception to the German-Ameri-
can veterans yesterday ard last evening
entertained them AT festival CCmmers IN
the Park House. Herr Mueller, OF Bremen,
delivered the address Of welcome. 10
which Herr Schle uccker. Of Chicago, re-
piled. expressing the thanks of himself
and comrades for their reception. ana in
conclusion called for cheers for the
Emperor and the Empire. which were
given heartily. In the course or his re-
marks Scileuccker gave his hearers the
history of the German-American uniOn
of Chicago. The entertainment ended
with a display of fireworks. The veterans
proceeded 10 Hamburg to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1895.
To. DAYS MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

y
Acca Temple. y. NJ. s.. Masonic Tenn
Jefferson Lodge, X. Of p. Schiller Han.
Marshall Lodge X. OF r., Cen'ral nan,
Section 9O2. Endowment RANK ~ VI
y ils north Twentieth street.
Roanc Lodge. /. o. .. +, Corcorah
Aurora Lodge, 1. o. Q. r, Elletts
Henderson Lodge. l. o o f.. Toneys
Manteo Tribe. I o. r. NJ, Kerse's Han.
Pawnee Tribe. /. o. X. NJ Odu-f e.
lows Hall
Virginia Lodge, X. Of H., Concordia
Hall. ,
Virginia Conclave. I. o. II. *. G. r..
Hall. =,
Jr. O T.. 4. NJ. Hall. >
Davis Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ, Elgh'h
and Hull streets.
Virginia Council. r. A., Lee-Camp Hall.
Relvidero Council. r. A, Gatewood' $
Hail.
Cynthus Grove. L. \. o. D.. Cersiey s
Liberal Grove. L. a. o. D., Druids'
Hall
Monrqx Grove, L. A. o. D. Belvidere
Hall'
jefferson Lodge. I. O. G. T., Boze's
Han.
Soldiers Homo Lodge I. o. G. T.. Sol
diers' Home.
Howard's Grove Lodge, /. o. g. T.,
Good Templars' Hall.
ST. Patricks Beneficial Society. twenty
sixth and Grace streets.
Stuart Horse Guard New Armory, Ninth
and Cary streets.
Washington-Lee Society, NO. ll'5
Knights Of Ancient Essenic order, st.
Adams Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

PORTLAND, ORE, Aug "a Ser
Wan, travelling under the name OF John
Gibovich. left for the East. accompanied
by a man. who, he claims, is a cousin
of the eX-king of Seryia. The man is
seventy eight years Of age. and has been
a waiter in Spokane restaurant for the
past four months. He came 10 America
TWO years ago with 10000. so the story
goes, which he squandered I'm New York
and San Francisco In the latter place
he was known as an Italian count. and II
is said moved in high society. Giboylch
says he had royal commission TO escort
the man to his native country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

An Indiana Town Has Been Drinking ON
Drowning Animnl Mniter.

SOUTH BEND. IND, Aug. 2s.-For
several years Mishawaka. small place
three miles east OF South Bend. has
been visited annually by contagious dis
ease, causing many deaths. Three months
ago an epidemic OF diptheria broke out,
which quickly spread over the entire VIII
lage, with many fatal cases. Workmen
engaged on the electric plant shut off
the water 10 drain the large pit OF reser-
volr from which the water mains of Mis-
hawaka are supplied. The bed OF the
pit was covered with dead fish. snakes.
dogs, cats. and other animals. The work
men who attempted 10 clean the pit were
overcome. All the water used In Misha-
waka was drawn through this mass of
decaying animal matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
Played With n Creditor.

PORT JERNIS. y. Y. August S.-James
H. Russell, Of Ellenvlle. gave mort
gage on his hotel furniture 10 John
De Wit Recently De Wits lawyer
went TO the hotel to take possession of
the goods and found that the original
bedroom sets had been replaced By toy
furniture and that child's piano OF a
cheap pattern filled. the place of the
piano on which the mortgage had been
given. An examination was made of
the mortgage and il was found that the
make or style of the piano had not been
specified and no description Of the bed
gets had been inserted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
'ROthert&C0..
Honne.MakerS
OF Richmond.
~vNHNE>


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Every pattern the newest creator
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Oak and Walnut Chamber
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Parlor Suits in Plush, Broca-
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kitchen to the parlor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

A Jersey Merchant Says He IL One OF a
Syndicate with 500, 900, 900.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., August q.
Philip Weigei. Jr., an iron ana hard
ware merchant. of this city. was asked
as to the correctness OF the following
statement. which appeared in the Issue
OF August Path, OF the Mercantile and FL
nanciai Times OF New York:
philip Weigcl is virtually the head
OF the project. involving 100000. which
will be public property and an assured
thing within the next year and half,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. &.-Louisiana
claims the honor Of having within her
dominions the Oldest person now living IN
this country II not in the world. in th.
person OF George Brown tcoioredJ. a ma
tive OF Virginia, who boasts of l3l years
and Of having acted as servant of
George Washington. lie claims 10 have
frequently BACKED the boots of and light
ed the cigars for the Eater Of his COun-
try. He has certificate from I'D. Cron-
igan. his former master. certifying that
he was born in l76i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29

Infamous Moloch. He will say every
time that he will side with Thomas JET
ferson and have himself tomb also on
wonder mountain, in which he Will hoid
his neck as resentfully stiff against MO-
loch as ever Thomas Jefferson held his
against that British yoke.
We think. therefore. that we may pro-
badly let IL 20 at that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
Peter Jackson May Not Enter the Rinc aealn

LONDON. Aug. &.-Sporting Life Will
say tomorrow that Peter Jackson. the
pugihst. Will not reply TO Peter Makers
challenge. The colored fighter says it is
very unlikely that he will ever enter the
ring again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
Complains of Englanh'- Attitude.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 2s.-lt Is re-
ported that the Porte has made complaint
10 the French and Russian Governments
against the attitude OF England In the Ar
menian question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-29
4 French Senator nl,anpenrs.

PARIS, Aug. Ex-senator Masnler. con.
cerned in the Southern railway scandal,
has disappeared. He has not been seen
day.
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Patrick Duffy Dead.

TOMS RIVER, n. j.. Aug. S.-patrici
Gavan Duffy. ex-Poicc Justice OF New
York city. died this morning.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-03

bre para que todG la Gale sea saga, 10
cual qulere declr que era un S9n1beEguesgSG,
como declmos en- Puerto Rico. Jactabase
de pagar.... con buenas palabras. Sus
acreedores eran innumerables; ;sus trampas
estupendas; su pluma, un sable. AL sa-
BILE habfale legado la bora de rnellarse, y
al sablista llegole la hora de meterse en-
su estuche natural la carcel. Pero no ha
lido, nj ira, por que el mundO es de los
Magnier, y varios personajes estan com
prometidos en- los chanchullos del direc-
tor de PEUenenaent
Hippolyte Raymond, conocidfsimo
dramaturgo, ha muerto la parisiense: de
un tiro. No hizo dafo nadie, y en- vez
dc vlvir tranquilamente, como viva Mag
nier, viva aterrado, temblando como un
criminal
''V6ome rodeado de enemigos que
conspiran contra mi-escribia ultimamen-
te- Me invaden ideas negras. No ten
Era un neur6pata. En- visperas del
estreno de su MGmaSeIIe BSnaOl Sc arranc6
la vida.
Pobre, muy pobre....
~
Despues de I'm invierno de 90 grades
bajo O, el pdblico esperaba un verano pa
sadero.
EfectGvamente: estamos ahogandonos
hace dias. La temperature es de 80 gra-
dos d IG sombrG, temperature jamas sem
tida en- Paris.
Yo estoy frito y maldiciendo Dios,
que me deparo para vivir este planeta in
habitable.
La novedad americana es cosa de las
senoras senoritas cubanas, muchas de
las cuales levan en- los corpihos, y exhi-
ban en- los boulevarbs banderas de Cuba
ibre, en- forma de alfileres.
LIE GreIOt ha publicado una caricatu-
ra atroz: en- ell campo unos toros muertos,
al lado de I'm cartel que dice:
"Necesitanse voluntarfos para Cuba.
Precios subidos."
Y luego una vaca, en- traje de sefora,
que dice unos toreros:
s'En vez de asesinar nuestros espo-
sos, lpor que no vais demostrar ell valor
Ouba?....
La caricat1ra, que Sc titula HidaIgos
de naGtGdero, ha hecho Juror, indignando
los espaholes.
10 de Stmbre. LUIS BONAFOUX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-03
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General-Secretarfa Ne,
gociado 2.0-Real orden negando Ia gracia
de indulto que solicitaron los conf1nados
en- el penal de esta plaza Pancracio Velez
Torres y SinfOrosO Ufrot.
ldem 1dem Negoclado 5. .O-Durante
Ia ausencia del Vice consul de Inglaterra,
en- Ponce, don Fernando M Toro, le sueti
tr1ira en- ese cargo don T, B. Muller.
Idem- Idem Negociado de Obras Pti-
blicas.-Real orden en- virtud de instancias
de don Miguel de POrrata Doria don Al
fredo L. Collado, en- solicitud de concesio
nes mineras en- ell islote "Caja de Muertos",
para Ia exploitation de los fosfatos calizos
ALI existentes, en- la que Sc dispone deses
timar las referidas solicitudes; que Sc ad,
vlerta la lntendencia General de Hacien-
da de esta isla que en- 10 successive SO abs
tenga de admitir s0licitud alguna relativa
q la concession de explotaciones minerae:
que Sc cOnsideren desde luegO denunciadas
para el Estado las pertenencias mineras
ALI existentes, Y que este proceda Dor
ci6n en- benefcio del Tesoro de Puerto-Ri
co de aquellos yacimientos de fosfatos ca.
1izos.
Capitanfa General. -Estado Mayor
Sc publica convOcatOria oposiciones pa
ra cubrir plazas de Farmac6uticos segun-
dos del Cuerpo de Sanidad Militar El
plazo para ser admitido las referidas
OpOS1C1Oues G0rm1nara 0I 70 Gel COrrl9nG0.
Jefatura de Obras Pdblicas de la Isla.
--Hasta ell 19 del corriente las doce del
dfa, Sc admitiran en- la Jefatufa de Obras
Pdbllcas, prOposiciones para contratar DOE
concerto particular la adjudication de las
obras de fabrica, terra afirmado del
puente sobre el rio E'Guaiataccsss" en- el ca
mine! entire QuebTad1Ilas 8 Isabella.
AudIencla Notwithstanding de
Gobjerno. ID Debiendo proveerse por oposi-
ct6n la N0taria vacante de Vieques, SO
admiten solicitudes en- ell decanato del Co.
legio Notarial dentro del t6rmino de 80
d1as contar desde el nueve del corriente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-03
La CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO.RICO.
JUEvEs, 8 DIE OCTUBRR DE 1895.
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
de PuertO-RiCO.
SECRETARIA.

Caducadas con arrego al articuo Is de los Esta-
tutos 68 acciones cuyos Resguardos Provisonaes Sc
expidieron los nlmeros II, &c. 81, 800, 496 522,
528, 602, SOB, 604 605 6l3, 6l4, go 634 646 66l,
haber satsfecho duenos ell s. dvidendo paslvo'
vencido desde el dia 10 del cOrriente mes; por dspo
Bcion de la Presidential, anuncia la subaSta de Las
reeridas accion0s que tendra ugar el da 70 de Oc-
tubre proximo desde las dos las tres de la tarde
ante la Comsi6n de turno e salon de seslones de
Ia Socedad, establecida la calle de San Jose nu-
bran de contado ell mporte del dividendo vencldo de
dez pesos por accon, los intereses de mora razon
de seis por cientO anual los gastos del remate o
sean un peso cncuenta centavos a reserVa de la
opOrtuna iquldacl0n que Sc pracuque; ad]udlcanQo'
SO dichas accones tOtalldad pOr lotes a los
que mejores ofertas hagan ell acto de la subasta
Los que deseen entrar en- icltaclon deberan con-
signar antes de Ia Subasta ell cincO pOr clentO del
importe de las acciones por que hagan posura, sin
cuyo requisite no les seran admitidas Los que OBJ
tengan la buena pro deberan consignar ell ImpOrte
de sus ofertas dentro de las veinte cuatro horas
siguientes al remate quedandO en- OtrO case SIN
efecto aquel benehcio del Banco Ia cOnslgnacon
previa, como indemnizaci0n de perjucios. Sc expe-
diran los adjudcataros de las accones rematadas,
los correspondence ttulOs, quedandO sin vaOr agu-
los que eXisten poder de los anterlores posee-
iores.
Pendiente ell cobro del primer dividendo active
correspondence los accionstas ncurSOs caducl.
dad, perderan su derecho y sera computado en- la
Subasta, 81 cuarenta Ocho hOras antes de la msma
ejercitaren derecho presentando la Secreta-
ria del Banco sus respectvos Resguardos provisional
por 81 por persona autOriZada.
Los pOseedOreS de las referidas acciOnes, pOdran
no obstante Hberarlas, cuarenta OchO hOras antes
de la subasta, presentando en- Ia misma forma sus
Gaia de la Sociedad eli importe del dividendo sean
diez pesos por accion los intereses de mora con
mas los gastOs ocasiOnados por Ia caducdad que
dando ese dichas acciones eiminadas del re-
mate .=Puerto-R Rico, 25 de Septiembre de l895.-El
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