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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Interesting Facts About Rlchmond's Cifi-
zcns rnd Other NOtcs.

Mr.. Earle c. Boudar IS confined to
his room by Illness.
Mr. Ellison Harvey left Thursday night
for New York TO atten- the horse show.
Miss Annie Thomas. of Norfolk. is visit
ing Miss Susie Garnctt. at lH6 Floyd
avenue.
Miss Annie - Kirk IL in Atlanta visit
inc The Cotton States and International
Exposition
Mr.. Joseph Faherty and uncle have
returned 10 this city. after pleasant
trip to northern cities.
Mrs. Aglonby and daughter, of JEFF
fersOn county, W. Va. are stopping d'
SOf - east Leigh street.
Mr. W r. Larus. deputy clerk OF The
Henrico County Court. who has been Ill
for some time, Is recovering
Miss Ida Stewart, Of old Point, ~
visiting her friend. Mrs. W. W. Gosdeh'
No. 7l3 east Marshall street
Mr.. b G. Graves. OF Charles city coun-
~. is visiting mis- daughter. Mrs W. T.
Southal. 2l4 west Clay street
Mr.. J. + Woodbridge was painfully
hurt Thursday BY the falling OF a box
on his foot at his place of business.
Mr.. r. NJ. Dillard. who has been
some time has returned to his position
with o. II. Berry 4 Co
Mr.. David n Gallen. of Wilkesbarre,
Pa. and Miss Bertha Gallen. or sCfan-
ton. are visiting the family OF Dr. Ia
lcski. No 80 west Main street
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Noteworthy, who
had resided i'm Richmond for some time
past. have gone TO Houston. Tex. where
they will make their nome In the iuture
Mrs Or. Harris. who has been absent
from the city for several months. has
returned and is now at the Valentine
Mrs. A. McClornan, Mrs. Matte
Netherland. Captain j. X; Micke' ana
MIR. James L. Spiers left Thursday mght
for a weeks visit to the Atlanta Expo
Rev. Edward L. Pell will deliver his
r..uiar weekly lecture OH the sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association this afternoon AT
O'Clock. &c.,
ell. Royal .Arcanum. THURSDAY night
Grand Regent Jameson, Past Grand Ike
gent Blanks. Grand Secretary Lovenstein,
and Grand orator Bloomberg, were pres
ont An ENJOYABLE banquet was gwen.
At the Seventh-Street Christian church
tomorrow afternoon, at 800 O'Clock a
special meeting for men will be held in
The lecture-room. All are cordially IN
vited to attend. There WI be prtachihs
every night during the week. by inc
pastor. Rev. Jabez Hall
Mir. Mark Levy. of New YORK, Is an
9l2 east Broad street. on SUNDAY a ~
Monday nights at o'clock ne
cames highly recommended BY DI:
S,roeter of the Hope Of Israel wcrK
in New York. and his address dehvereu
an Thursday night was highly mstruc-
i've An especially the Hebrews or the
civ. lare cordially invited to hear NM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

4 Grand Rally Tomorrow Afternoon at
the Academy of Music.

The Rosebuds' rally will take place in
the Academy Of Music tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock. The programme
will be as follows:
/ Voluntarily Centenary choir.
. Prayer--By Rev. W. q. Starr, ID. y.
g. Sineing-"The Banner OF the Cross
(No. 1l6 Gospel Hymns Nos. and -.
4 Address of WelcOmc-By Rev. Or.
John j. Laferty, Regent OF the Rose
buds
.. Response On behalf OF the Confer
ence and visitorsl-By Rev. John -.
De Shazo. presiding elder OF Danvilie
G. singing-'Lend a Hand" Go. 81,
Triumphant Songs'D
T. Annual report of the General Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
S. Address by Bishop Charles u. Gai-
loWay. ID. ID.
.. Singing-''Faithful Rosebuds Are We.
10. Report from the Rosebud work IN
Mexico-(a) Letter from Rev. -. u:
Marsh. president Of the ROSEBUD
School in Monterey; (b) letter from
Bishop Joseph 3 Key. giving an ac-
count OF the dedication or institute
Laurens."
II. Recitation-By a little girl.
II. " elcoming the Queen OF the Rose
buds (Niss Rosebud Campoell)-By
twenty little girls.
10. Dialogues between Mexican boy and
a Rosebud.
IA. Singing Sound the Battle Cry (No.
81, triumphant Songs').
Long Metre Doxology.
BenedictiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

INDfCtTfON> THiT 4 TERRIBIf
'CONILfCT ms TfhTN FLICE.
A Cablegram Prom Thoroughly Reliable
Missionary Appealing FOR Md
Received in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. B-Ex-Unitcd states
Minister TO Turkey oscar 5. Straus to
day received from Rev H. O. Dwight
head Of the Bible House mission In Con.
stantinople. the following cablegram
Armenia laid waste; quarter million
souls destitute. VIII you start humani-
tartan work. forming non-sectarian. non
partisan. relief parties in behalf OF mis-
siouaries?"
Referring to the dispatch. Mr.. Straus
said Or. Dwight had been nTurkey Tor
twenty years. and his statements could
be relied upon. There evidently must
have been some terrible conflicts between
the Turkish troops and the Armenians.
There should be cooperation on the part
of the various committees which have
been formed for this purpose. and steps
Will be Immediately taken with this end
in view.
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BIBLE READING SCHOOLS.
4 Mammoth Petition signed by Represen-
tative Men of All Creeds Eayorinp IT.

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. l. Sixty thou
sand people who believe the Bible should
be read in the public schools IN a nom
sectarian manner. have signed petition
ed 10 the Board of Education. sigma
lures are still being obtained. The petit
ton has been proposed and is being
circulated by the Wonan's Educational
Union. of Chicago. Letters of endorse
Satolli. Archbishop Jansen, New Orleans;
Bishop keane. rector OF the Catholic
University, Washington; Bishop Hesin,
Ia. Kansas Dr FeLl Gene, and DR.
Kohler. of the jewish congregation. Of
New York; Bishop Fallows. OF the Metho-
dist Church; President Harper Univer-
sity Of Chicago. and President Rogers.
Of the Northwestern University. II is
proposed 10 have committee represent
ing the various Churches propose selec-
lions of the Scriptures 10 be read
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

The following cases were disposed OF
in the Police Court yesterday:
The case OF Hattie Mills, charged with
assaulting. beating, and cursing Martha
Smith. was continued until to-day.
Thomas Hall and John Thomas were
fined $50 each for fighting.
Otto Armbright was charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly at the bazaar.
Armbright had only one arm. and the
Justice accordingly dismissed the case.
The case Of Thomas Crew. charged
with assaulting and striking with
brick G. /. Sherman. was continued until
the 23d
Levinia Holmes (colored) was required
TO give security In the sum of 100 for
twelve months for stealing pistol and
50 80, the property of l.. +. Price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Eumors of an Arrangement to Issue Bonds
in Case of an Emergency.

NEW YORK. Nov l5.-L. Won Hoff-
man & Co. will ship 100000 gold 10
Europe tomorrow. and Lazard Freres
million and a quarter. The latter
amount has been ordered from the sub
treasury.
1t is rumored that the Treasury De-
partment has communicated with New
York with view of making an ar
rangement for the restoration of the gold
reserve. The proposition is that when
the reserve falls TO S5.O00.ooo the banks
shall furnish s25.0CoeO in gold. for which
they will receive per cent. bonds on
per cent. basis.
The idea is regarded with favor by the
banks, as they would rather supply gold
than experience another financial dis
turbanCe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Mr.. w. q. Moore, of Church Hill, Gets q
~erious Iuiury

w. o. Moore son OF Mr. J. 5. Moore. Of
Church Hill, while attempting 10 ride a
horse of his fathers yesterday after
noon. was very badly injured. The
animal reared with him. and crushed
him against the side Of the stable. Dr..
Jacob M.chaux was summoned and rem
sGered all necessary medical aid.
The young man was unconscious for
about Ave hours. and serious apprehen-
sions were entertained that he would
never recover his senses. Two doctors
were called IN 10 assist DR. MlchauN, and
late last night. me was resting qnietly,
DR. Michaux stated unless bratn-fever
set ip he did not fear serious conse-
quenc-s.
Young Mr.. Moore is employed at the
drug store Of T. A. Miller. He Is about
nineteen years of age and HIS father is
a well-known dealer on Main street.
The horse that threw him Is n vicious
animal. recently purchased by Mr.. Moore,
and the young man had been warned not
10 ride him by the COlored driver, who had
been thrown about an hour before,
Not a bru.se could be discovered upon
young Moore's body, which made the
doctors apprehensive OF internal injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
knIchfs of rythias Nntes

Marshall Lodge, knights of Pythias
held a regular cc'lvenu ton Thursday night
at their Castle hall. with a very good
visitors.
The first rank was conferred on a
wcll-knOwn young lawyer.
After the work was over. the unwrt-
ten WORK was splendidly exefnDlined by
Past Commander Burns of Jefferson
Lodge, assisted by the grand lodge rep
resentatives Of Marshall Lodge.
The Pythians are coming 10 the front
once more. There are now several
strangers a the portals seeking 10 be-
gin the journey that leads to Pythian
knighthool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

knew II was a Violation OF the city ordi-
nance to accept orders He had taikcf
the matter over with Mr.. Adams II,
rever loaned out any money. for some
times he had TO borrow money himself.
lie said the only explanation he couli
make was that he was under the orders
of MIR AGanl
Xr John Frost appeared on the follow
ing pay-rolls December, $3.50: January.
$3.50 February. $3.50; March, $3.50:
April s2s 81: May. sli-al I'm favor OF
John X. Grimes. He said he borrowed
the money several times. He paid 8 per
cent interest per month. He has owed
Nr Grimes money for seven or e.ght
months at time and he paid him ~,
at one time for the constable.
The committee then adjourned. subject
10 the call OF the Chair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Virginia Couple ed.

A young Virginia couple were married
in this city yesterday morning. at the
rectory Of Trinity Episcopal church. by
the pastor, Rev. Thomas q. Addison,
saws Thursdays Washington Post. The
groom was Edward T. Bedout, aged
twenty-one. and the lady of his choice,
d very pretty girl Of eighteen, Miss
Sallie T. Hudgin. both of Norfolk, Va.
They were accompanied by two young
men. who witnessed the ceremony. and
added to the merriment of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

In the clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court deed OF bargain and sale was
filed yesterday by Morton 4. Savage
and his wife. Jane T.. Sava ge, OF this
city. and Edmund q. Stearne. of Phila-
delphia, who sold 10 the Richmond Trac-
ton Company a piece OF property bound
ed by brow OF Poplar street. q line run
ming about 100 feet west from the rl$ht
of wav of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ral
way Company, Fifteenth street. ana
Clay street The consideration paid FOR
the property is 5000.
nurpose OF erecting the plant or the
Traction Company on the same. and the
work will commence at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
To We'd In Galveston.

Mr.. Graham Bruce Hobson. accompanied
MIR. Coleinan Wortham. left the city last
night for Galveston, Tex. where. on next
Wednesday, he Will be married to Miss
Lizzie Macgil Bridges. the daughter OF
Mr.. Clifford 9. Rridges. OF this city. one
of RichmOrd's most beautiful and charm
ing women. The interesting economy
will take place in the new Episcopal
church I'm Galveston erected b. Mrs. Hen
ry Rosenberg. an aunt Of Miss Bri iges,
as a memorial to her late husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Mrs. lD-y. of Norfolk. stricken While On
Her Way to- the Conference.

Mrs Dey, the mother of Miss Carrie
Dey, Mr.. Charles ID. Dey. and Mr.. William
Dey, City Collector of Norfolk, died at
the residence Of Mrs w. II. Weisiger, No.
1901 west Main street, yesterday after
rccn at O'Clock.
Mrs Dey had come up from Norfolk
TO attend the Methodist Conference, and
was stopping with Mrs. Weisiger. She
started to Centenary church yesterday
morning and when the car in which she
was seated reached the corner Of Fourth
and Main streets. she was stricken with
paralysis. She grew worse until the
end came. Mr.. Charles Dey and Miss
Carr pcy arrived from Norfolk just
before their mother died. The remains
viii be taken 10 Norfolk for interment
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
DR. Hnge NJ Barton Heights.

The ladies' OF the Missionary Society or
the Barton Heights Baptist church are
looking forward TO the Sunday eeninS
service with a great deal OF interest.
They hope to have with them on that oc-
casion 10 preach their anniversary SER
mon. Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge. This
simple announcement will insure the
presence of a large congregation. There
will also be some special music, as an
interesting feature of the meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Annual Communion.

The annual communion mass of St.
Mary's Beneficial and Social Union will
be celebrated tomorrow morning at
o'clock. This society numbers over liO
members, and on these occasions all OF
them turn out The light OF such
large body OF men will be an imposing
and touching one. High mass will be
said. and the music will be OF an extra
ordinary kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court the fol-
lowing suits were instituted yesterday:
j. ). Moore & Son against ". w. G..
Dotson: judgment confirmed for $3.50.
Charles Davenport against G.. NJ. Glass;
suit for Sl07. 81
The case of l.. G.. Harris against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
for $4,000 damages came to close yes
terday. the jury awarding a verdict for
the defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Addressed the (,eOrria Legislature

ATLANTA. GA. Nov 15.--By special
Invitation the General Assem-
bly, OF Georgia. Governor Hast
ings OF Pennsylvania, with Lieu
nant-Governor Lyon. the Speaker OF the
House and members of the Supreme
Court bench. of that State, and Governor
Lippet,. of Rhode Island. visited the
capitol. and addressed the two houses
In joint session.
TIE speakers gave happy expression TO
the fraternal sentiment OF the occasion
ton OF thanks for utterancee Of 90 pa
triotic and nop-ssct&puaj esnumeuA
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pefu.ed His Certificate Of Election.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 5;-.Ex- SPEAK *
or a / Carroll DEM. OF this city. de-
cilned 20 accept a certificate OF e.s1 ZION
70 The Legislature because his Republican
onnonent was quietly induced 20 4lt me
race by his friends. and will stand ior re-,
election. II defeated the Republicans WI.
elect a United States senator Wlln"ue
unseating any Democrat In the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday a
suit was instituted by Or. John Maho-
ney against Miss l.. l.. Van Lew: action
for debt for $3.50: damages. 500.
Judgment was rendered against o. o.
Owens for 500. in the case OF the Boyd
Land and Improvement Company against
him. The defendant took an exception.
and leave for filing his exceptions was
given him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Large Crowd Present-Finai Drill BE
tween Houses Of York and Lancaster.

THE War OF the Roses bazaar was
great success last night. IL was the last
night OF the drill between the houses OF
Lancaster and York, and an immense
went through the difficult evolutions beau
tifully and were loudly a2plauded. The
JUDGES reserved their opinion as 10 which
house wa successful, and II will not be
known for several days "aich fet OF
young ladies' will secure the coveted fan.
All the booths looked beautiful and did
a rushing business. Tire Methodist booth
have lot OF nails sent from the ruins Of
the University OF Virginia, ana they are
going like hot cakes. This booth still has
three cases of Buffalo H.hia Water which
the ladies desire to dispose OF.
Mrs. Mum Valsntins's booth was again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
A Delightful Entertainment.

A delightful entertainment was given
at the Y. NJ. G. a. Hall last night, for
the benefit Of Westminster Presbyterian
church. quite large crowd attended
the entertainment and were much pleased
with the varied and attractive programme
which included tableaux, Rotations,
music and other features. A snug sum
was realized for this laudable object.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Mr.. Joseph Powell Appointed.

4ne Committee OH Light held It's regu-
lar sem!-mon,hly meeting las; evening In
room No u. OF the City Hall. The pay
roll OF the department was approved.
superintendent Knowles stated that ne
Clay ward. bookkeeper for the lower
Gas-WorkA and the appointment was
confirmed by the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

LA PORTE, IND. Nov. ia sensation
has been caused in Indiana political
circles by General RvA Williams, a
prominent politician and journalist, de-
claring for Governor Mckinley for Pres
ident His public utterances are con-
strued as meaning that Harrison will
not secure the Indiana delegation TO the
national convention without contest.
LaGrange Rister. an influential party
journalist, has also declared for Nc
p[inley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
fcndsrs In Use,

Tenders are being tired on the electric
car line ntr-.
Ma.n-street car No. 3 has been equipped
with ore more az ar experiment than
anything else. II is Il net supported by
stout iron rods. IL was put on Thurs
day. but has had no opportunity yet to
show it, eUkapcY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
OBITC AIRY.

ABINGDON. VA, Nov. l5.-Special.-
James X. Smyth. a prominent citizen OF
near Emory and Henry College last
Friday; aged seventy-four years. He
was son of Tobias Smyth, Esq, who
was one Of the founders and fathers or
Emory and Henry College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
NEW ARRITALIN 81. PErERsBURG
Daughter Born To the Ckarina Last Even.
ing-Hoth Doing Well.

LONDON. Nov. bit IS announce
from ST. Petersburg Via Vienna that
daughter was born 10 the Czarina at Il
O'Clock this evening. Mother and child
are doing well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Miss Dashgirl-'I thought you told me
you could SWIM" Caddie Fopley-"I-
Gavin. | assuah you, in s-some places.
but the water is so deucedly thin here
don't you know that II won't hold me
up."-Boston Courier.
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DECISION PRoBhBLY MONDAY.

The court took the papers in the case.
but made no sign when ii would render
a decision As there Is no session to-day,
ii cannot be looked for before Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Mr. tirliueS. | may nave charged nm
that much. 1t may be though. that il
Tapped over. A man may have borrow
ed so from me and he might not have
Ia!d no more than 81. the FIRST time and
tne next monthhc may have squared II zap.
That gentleman. Mr.. Undertake. has had
as high as So The other day he came
TO me and wanted some money 10 help
his hrothe; in business and | would not
u; him have II They worry me 10 death
| have had TO go out OF my office and
lock the Office up 10 keep away from
them. | have kept the constable away
from some Of them Some OF them did
not pay me ana some or them would
lap over. | did not want these people to
come TO me and borrow money. knew
there was risk IN IL. | wanted 10 keep
them away. but they would sit down
there an hour AZ the time. and good
many u these people, their wives would
Gene there.
MIR Meredith: But they are nov draw
Ing their own wages. Whether they pay
Mr. Grimes: Well guess there are some
men in these works that hardly ever
know what II is 10 draw their wages.
Mr. Meredith: But now. | am speaking
Mr.. Grimes: Yes. sir. | stin LET rome
of them have money. because they are
rood homes; men. they live beyond their
means aud Mr. Jordan. the very man
money FOR certainly six months. and
hove got TO take my chances. The last
payday he said. II would like TO pay
you some money but | haven't got e."
I said "V~ry well, pay me when YOU get
T." There ant ore OF them. you may
bring them here and question them. and
n have not been a friend 70 them ]
Will give them all the money thsr have
borrowed from me. interest end RI. |
have been friend TO them I hc"o hf.t
The landlord ava" frc~1 thcr End ~cno
10 their grocer and paid btu. ] "e'v a;v-
body 70 say taet hay" fvf- sNed TO-
- Ah> stxA 0r
Ways badly. have been kiHd - t. y
III, and they don't forget It when call
on then.
~. Kaish, ma was recalled. said be
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
THE LIVESTOCK MARKE T
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEsT WALL STREET NEWS


stocks Irregular But Firm-London BuS-
ing orders Temporarily Withdrawn.
Sugar People in the Whisky Business.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
New York, May 14.-3. p. m.-Stocks |
we're irregular but 6rmer 10 the opening
hour because the reported damage to
cereals by frost was not confirmed.
London buying orders were tenn
porariy Withdrawn however, and the
trading In international stocks lacked
It's recent vim. 1t was not until the
final dealings that any positive
weakness was developed and then I'll g
market showed ssfsing tendency in
sympathy with br, ak in Manhattan,
Sugar and Cordage Securities
The bull market In the Changers dl. d
very hard and in spite OF the repeated
efforts OF the Oammsck party to break
the price OF Northwest and Chicago
Burlington and Q lincy little impression
WAS made on values owing to the peisis
tent support OF st, Paul by the Rookie
Teller brokers'
It was intimatsd, however, that large
deliveries OF st. Paul stock had bssn
made through new channels BY the
Standard Oil interests and that
buying movement would not be re.
newed unless 1t received its first impetus
from the London market,
Governor Altgeld'e veto OF the Street
Frontage bill has stimulated some deal
ing OF Chicago Gas, but when 1t was
known that he would approve of SINH.
lar measure in modified form the Kesne
brokers took all the stock the bears
cared to SELL
Whiskey Trust was higher on de-
mand to cover shorts but the early
gain was subsequently lost on
the announcement that the Sugar
people had gone into the whisky
distilling business by Incorporating thu
Brooklyn Distilling Company with /
capital of $500 GOO.
Vice President Sykes. OF the North.
west, says there Is no truth in the rumo
of an issue OF sS,75O,OoO bonds.
George b. Gardner, or the Old COLONY
Trutt Compsny. and Thomas J. Cummin
to represent the edison interests. wer
elected on the General Electric board o
directors
The receivers of Erie report de6ci
for the March quarter of $685.
against 1851, 900 in the corresponding
/, period last year
The decline In Cordage was due to til
announcement that $265. 600 Of TreaFur
boRds had been sold in the open market
Third avenue railway declared semi
annual dividend of 4 per cent paysbl
on May 80.
The weekly reports of general mer
4 chandise aggregated "a 612 432.
Money to II per cent.