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Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
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Sn Der geftrigen notwithstanding fte1te
Ii6 ods 8eDetsmaterial in Der NnflQqe Qe>
gen ben Or, 6. q. McooSntDre, go. 341 90.
@lart Str, tpel9er ben Sob Der 6rau @li@
CADETS RaDmonb in beren @o6nung, 9}o.
2O5 Ru'b @traBe, bur9 cine ungef9i6te
Operation peruria9t BADEN fpQ, al5 unge=
nltgenb beraus. 8i9ter Sears beauftragte
besbalb Die 8ei3porenen, Elm freifpre4enoe5
urtRetl ~ab3ugeben.
6war3ie sabre 6~udthaus.
Srant 9aDes unb @iQiam Mc@uire muir
ben Dor Ei9ter Stein T9ulbig 6~efunben,
benz Sutter6dnbler Holp6 81. Batter, 434
Us. Safe @traBe, Elm 8uggp nit 9fero i'm
.GeIammtpert6 BON $225 geIto6len gu 6az
ben. @egen 6dbes, Der unter benz @eIeb
fir riidfGQtge 8erbre9er pro3e1itrt purbe,
fduten Die 8eI9norenen Der Snitruftton beS
3i6ters gerndB Elm urtbeil BON 8~tpan8ig
Sa6r 3u9t6au5. Mc@uire er6ielt 8tpet
Sabr 3u9tbau8 3uoictirt.
Cine eroreifenoe Scene.
SSn Dem pro3eB gegen @aru6 Dean, Sc
orqe Dean unb Wilium M6itnQn, pelbe
bei6ulbigt tparen, aus benz 8eT9Gft bon
s.. s. NftQer &c So. an WeQS Ctr. bret3e6n
3eppi6e gu ie 81 am 7. Nobember 1894 ge~
itoAlen 81 6aben, murben SarG6 9ean unb
8eorge Dean 3u ie einem SSSa6r 3u6t6aus
berurt6etlt. M6ttman erldngte bic 5ret=
1pre6ung, Cine rii6renbe Scene 1pielte Ii9
ab, als cine 5reunbtn Der Sara6 Dean De-
rem tleinem @Obn 5ufliiterte, fife tperben
MGma fOrtf6tden," Ser &nabe, Srau
Dean unb bic 6reunbtn tpeinten Iaut, al8
oas llrt6etl bertiinbet unb bic 8erurt6eilten
abgefI6rt purben. N19 auf ben Gt9ter
8urfe ma9te bic Scene offen6ar etnen tie
fen @tnbrud, fobaB bteQei9t cine Mttlberung
Der Strdfe gu ertparten TT.
Dret 5ahre 6u6thaus.
gmiG W. Sing tpurbe beute Morqen bor
&i9ter Stein Des @ir1bru9s I9ulbig be-
funoen unb gu brei Sa6r 3u9t6au8 berur=
tbeilt. @r raubte i'm Sebruar aus Dem
6dus geo. 1884 Mi9igon Nbe,, po Sobn
M}iQer unb 0arr1 90. Marts tpp6nten, 3tpei
ueberrDde, 6ofen unb 3pei goGbene u6ren.
Die 8eiammtbeute betrug 9egen 500.
Der llnterfbla9une befhuIoiet.
Ser Pro3eB gegen 5rant 80, @9parB,
pelben 8eorge Qen3 Der ltnteri9lagung
bon $1700 bef9ulOigt, nabm 6eute 8ormit=
tag ieinen Sortgang bor &tdter Gears.
2an3 1T Mttglieb Der Sirma SANG, Onen
&c So, 2ebertpaaren=6a6ritant No. 1873
|-189 Safe Str. CT be3eugte, baB er
S4tparB i'm @an5en $17O0 CAB gu bier Mn>
fdufen Don ie 5000 8u16el Met3en unO 3par
3u 65, 643, 63B unD 608 Gents per 8uf6el,
Oa5 geI6a6 in ben eriten Sogen bes @priI
1894.
2ona be6auptet, boB @6porB, Elm Ngsnt
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8urbaum &c Co.,
gliiflih nit Dem @elb fpetulirte unb i6m.
2an3, %ertIdrte, ba8 @elD lei p%erloren pOrben,
&erthetDiger @eOrge %, plummer err
tGdrte, bah Der @ei3en big gum 6, Mfai 1894
duf 55 Gents fiel unO 8urbaum &c So, an
bieIem Sage perfaufen muBten, Ser 8erluf
fir Sang belief iih auf $1,000 unb $10C
bere9nete S4parB fir @Ommiffton. @or
elmer l1nterI9lagung t0nne feline Reoe fem
~fonbern Die @pecuIatipnen Ieien etnfa4 I'M
9liidli4 abgelaufen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Handle DiIIon sind geschmacklos, milde, viii
EgUuu ) TIIlGU sam. Bel allen Apothekern. 25C
GntIafungen ftd0tifaer 0n9eiteIIter,

Inter ben geperbsmdbigen Yoltt'iern
unb namentli3 ben Observation-Disclosures
erregte 1geItern Naamittag Die 9ta4rtGt,
baB Der SberbuucDmmiHGr Uc@drtb9 nit
3uIttmmung bes MaDors etpa 1900 ltaotIz
I6e @ngeftelte, namentlt6 aus Dem Waier=
amt unb benz StruBenDepartement e%1tld1Ien
babe, groBe @ufregung. 8eionoers aus
benz 6Gus6en ob DieIer Na3rt3t gertetben
gepiIIe Observation-Disclosures, lDel6e DorauT
9erednet batten, DAB cine groBe 3abl thret
@efolgsleute ~nenigitens bis gum Wablterz
min i'm 9ienIte Der Stabt perbletben Ino
i5nen gum Grtpd9ltiperDen 6elfen piirpe,
Ser MaDor nurbe pDn bteien Poltttterr
tpegen biefes S8ritte5 i9arf f%ritiitrt, uro e.
tpur0e iogar Der 8ortpurf gegen tAn erbobea
Dab er Der Gunbibatur Wenters ni9t iput
potbii6 gegeniiberite6e. N}apor 9optt1t
ielbit ertldrte iebO6, buB auBer eini9e
0unOert NngeItelten i'm Muferamt, I'll
tpel6e g~egentpdrtig feline Nrbeit DOrbdnbe.
lit, nur etpa 500 @rbeiter entlafien NOR:
ben Ieien, Die in Der leBten 3eit bel onDers
nit Dem 95orti9affen be5 S6nees aus Den
StraBen Der StaDt bai9Gftigt Daren, unO
baB BON irgenO nel6en pOlitti6en Qbii4ten
BET ben @ntlafungen ni3t Die 9eOe iejn
tOnne. 0agegen 6abe Der u~ngiiniftge StQno
Der ftdbtii9en Stnan5en uuf Die @ntluiiuliz
gen eine1l grpBen @tnfluB Qe6dbt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Ileuer Sremsdppardt.

Sn @egentpart bes Sbers8 aucomniTGrg
Mc@artbp, bes 6iIf8z@ommihdrs MoOop.
Der Qlbermen Campbell, Gurrier, GOb!e,
8et unb &abIer, fOpie Ginger @ertreter
Der StraBenbabn=8de eff 6aften Der gtorbz
nno Der Meitieite unb elmer Qn3a6l eingez
labener Burger, fanben geitern J}a6mtttag
I'M Ga Sale Ctr unb i'm 8aT9inQton
@tr.=Sunnel Pro6en nit elmer neuen
8remsborri6tun9 gum I9neGen Nn61lten
bon 8abel6aAn3iigen i'm Sale Der Gefahr
zines 3ufammenitOBes Itatt. Sotpeit lie
!0erren, Die Der Prpbe beitpobnter, urtheiz
len t%onnten, entIpri4t Der neue 8remSapz
parat alien an i'm geftelten Nnforberunger,
9erfel6e foQ ieOO9 nod neitersn grp6en
un~terporfen iperDen, bebor er augemein
eingefi6rt fperDen IoQ.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
mtdti9e Gntoed un9en.
2InpaIt ;~furthmanu siidt ietnen anfIdeern
3u Seibe.

Nnipdlt Gbuarb GurtGmann Denies 9e@
fern Dem Rt6ter @og9in aus @eri6tsaften,
baB Miliam 0alptn, elmer Der @ef9prre=
men, Der i'm Der Itec6ltng
angeflagt bat, i'm Sabre 1876 tpegeu gemeiz
men 9traBenroubeS gu brei Sa5r5n 3u9tz
hQu5 berurtbetlt tDurpe uno2 baB fem SilD
fi9 in Der Acknowledgements befinbe, Ser
ner bat 6err Turtbmann in Grfa6rung ge~
braht, baB Wiliam 8. @rap, Der nit Sal
pin Die 8ef@uloigungen gegen i'm Burtbz
mann) erhoben bdt, BON ben @roBgef4toprez
men pegen 0tebitohI5 eines Safes nit
@bistep ppn einem gepifen Serr9 Suit
ban, in NnflQgeitanb ber1eBt pOrDen 1T, unb
gum S4GuB bat er Same5 Gonnertq, Der
ouSge1agt bat, baB er i'm Muftragc Der
9eIe1i9aft, beren @ntpalt
5urtbmann tit, gebanbelt babe, al5 ct Sal
pin unb @rap 81 befte4en beriu6te, unter
Der Nnflage Der 8erI4n0rung perAaften luiz
fen. @onnertp murbe geftern Dem Hihter
Prinbtptue porgefiibrt, Der fetn Get90r auf
ben Is. Wdr3 anfeBte unb i'm bis Da6in
unter $1,000 8iirgf6aft feQte, Die So5n
Wfalone fir tim %leiitete,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Woute tbr nur 2lnoft ma6en.

SD bin Elm 8antrdu6er unb Ginbre3er
unb ptG Sbr @elD, Ober tb murfie Sic ab."
9Rtt bieien Morten betrat geitern Na9mttz
tag 0optparb 6obbS in etpas an~getrunfez
mem 3uftdnbe bic Mpbn1ng Der biib56en
5rau Dalter go. 1893 80. %, @traBe unb
brobte Die Dame b~erartig in @ngit. baB lie
t6re 8obnung i'm Std lief unb auf Die
StraBe binabrannte, 9ort begegnete tie
einem 8laurod, Dem 7ie ibre Notb flaqte,
8eibe gtngen Damn na4 Der @obnung
binauf unO fanben bort ben vmoulb be"
Sefe Somes in einem @9autelItuble 1ibe1p,
0pbb8 tpurbe berbaftet unb Beute benz Rtc6z
Ter 0poleD unter Der Mnfloge bes unorbentz
li9en 8etragen5 borgefibrt. 9a 9obbs
ptrtIi9 ni&t ben @inbrud zines @inbrez
6erS ma9te, oud Die Dame 3u9ab, baB er
fi9 fon5t iebr rubig benabm, tpurbe er nit
elmer tleinen @elbitrofe belegt unO biefe ibm
euf oas 8erfpre4en bin, ii6 nunmebr aaz
ttdnotq 81 benebmen, ge1tunoet, 9obb5 lit
Elm fletBiger Nrbetter unb nun uncontroGirz
bar unb geiTteSabpeIeno, penn er S4napSz
retien gen1a6t bate.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Gin oeIooterioer 2Ir5t.

Dim 8, Mdr3 broate 9a0io 5or feline
Satin no6 Dem 9oipitaI bes p@oQege for
P6n1ician8 &c Surgeons" unb pereinbarte
nit Or. 6enrp Nepman, fir Die erite @o@e
$40 unb fir bic fol9enpen Wo6en ie So
be3ablen gu pollen, biz Die Batientin gez
BELT fet. 9o9 f4on am 10. Mdr3 itorb
Srou Sor unb bic 2et9e nurbe Dem Set
9~enbeitatter .. 6. 8oitmaite, Sgben Npe.
unb 6arrtion Str, i~ibergeben, Ser Nitt=
per forberte Or. 9fetpman auf, Elm 8eerbiz
gungSzGertificat au83ufeGen, bod bieTer
tpeigerte iid. FOl4es 81 tbun, tpenn i6m
ni6t $3.50 be3ablt tpiiroen. SCR Bot i6m
$40 fir Die erite @o6e, bod na6m Or
Neipman baS 8elb nt6t an, unb aud Der
2ei9enbeitatter tpeigerte ii3, bic &eihe
berous3ugeben, Ser Sau puroe geitern
Dem &i6fer 9abne porgelegt, melber iofprt
einen 8efebl auSfertigte, tpel4er e8 Or,
Nenman unb Dem 2ei9enbeftatte perbot.
bic 0et9e ferner 3uriid5ube6olten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Oo0esfGue.

Merritt @bite6eab purbe geftcrn @6enb
bon einem 3ug Der Chicago C 8eitern SSnz
Dtanaz8a6n an Der At. unb 0rig6t Str,
nieoergerannt unb get0btet. Die 2ei6e
purbe na9 Der 8o6nung bes 8erungliidten
625 9erter Npe. gebra6t.
SteGa 0tlIon tpurbe geItern N6enb toDt
III ibrer @Obnung 446 g.. Glarf Ctr. uuF=
gefunben
Der 18id6rige Otto 9prpilber beqing
@el6itmorO Our6 @a5=@ergiftung in 1einer
Wp6nung Gp. 40 Wilmot @be.
Der iieben M}onQte alte peibli3e GGuqz
ling 9arriet 8lod erftidte i'm 8ett in Der
elterli4en 8obnung in MOrgan 8arf,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Sdieeerei bel 6en primdrmobIen.

@6ritop6er @trater, alias ,8eb Chris,
Der bereit8 etnen Sermtn in elmer Staats@
Strafdnitalt 3ugebra9t, gu ben gerDjeg7
teItsn @elbiArantiprengern geb0rt, pteDerz
bolt nit Dem Strafge1eBbu6 in Conflict
fam u1b trDBbem nit pbrigfeitli@er Sc
miQtqunq in go, 1900 Butler Str. cine
Mirt6f9aft betretbt, fpQte beute fritz Dem
Bplt3et9eri9t on Der IS. Ctr, unter Der
Mnflage bes S0btungSperFu98, t6dtliGsn
NngrtffS unb @9teBens innerbolb Def
Stabtgren5en Dor9efiibrt merben, tpurbe es
aber aus geniifen un8 unbefannten @riina
ben nt9t. @r mar geItern Na6mtttog in
benz Saloon BON 8opbeD 8rps,, go. 2801
Union Mbe., bi9t neben Dem YrimarDz
Stimmplab in Der 5, Marb, nit einem ge=
tpi5Ien Seyames 9alD negen bes Nlberman3z
Ganoibdtet in Streit gerat6en. Gr 3og
Ietn S9ieBei1en aus Der Saf9e unb ~feuerte,
o6ne inbef1en gu t~reffen, brei S3iife duf
1etnen @egner a6, she 0alp mod te1t
tpuBte, bsarbettete i'm Gtrater nit nem
&ebolperfolbeu. mari i'm gu 8oben unb BE-
arbettete i'm bann nod in brutalitet WeiIe
nit ben SiiBen. Die Dor Dem Stimmp(ab
placirten polt3iiten Derbafteten Strafer unb
bra6ten i'm mad Der %. ctr. Station.
0ort purbe er am NberlD BON benz e0emo;i@
gen MeIttopnzgpQetto SSobn Sap auf0ez
1u8t. 6trater erfreut ft6, ME algemeiu in
Der 5. Wdrb betannt lit, zines groBen
ypuqs" Ippobl unter ben 9emotraten ioie
aud 9fepublitanern, unb lit in Der IeBten
3eit, obtpp6l pieberboEt in S6pulitdten,
1tets i%traffret auSgegangen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13

Mlter.
0enrD WilIer, 0eonie Oeno . 21-25
Mm. G9uiter, 2ena @6mtbt, 1876
6. 90, QorTen, MQrie Baulfen =. 26-23
Wm. 6, 8iggs, 2t55ie Mt1er . 25--28
Nnb, @panTpn, 81, 81, 8iortlunb . 28-28
Mug. Gobner, Marte @oB 25-25
ST, q, Spbnfon, 81. g. @traBer 25-26
Wtt4. 6ealp, Caroline Burton -. Gift
Mm, Gulliban, @t. 6enneD 28--31
So4n Glasgow, 90, 0amilton 2i-19
Set @er0ffentIt9ung ~unIeres g~eftrigen
8eri6teS ~erlpirtt:
s, 0obpne, NeQie MoafleD . . 48--3O
Sobn 2o6man, 2ouife 2aYer . , . STD
GbarleS CAB, Nugu1ta 5or81unO . -29-26
81, 8lobben, @bitb 6alfeD ...., 22-19
$, 8ailep, Settle O'GonneG 23-21
0enrp Sub, Dora Gbritman . 24--24
ST. 2eiier, &at6, @6li6tIing 1874
9p. Marfhou, @G. 5paulbtng -. 70--G0
Beter @6effer, NuguIta @iban 45-34
Clarence gelYon, Mma 0pgberg g.. 28-26
S9omas Sbeet8, Safe 0uffer 21-8'
G0leb 2ucaS, Spfie Gpofer ..... els
George W}erB, Oltbe 8pper 29--19
Nnb. Sing, Seanette GampbeI -. 35--33
Mm. So6nTOn, 2ucD Srent 25-l9
Rap Pdrfon8, @race @berlep . 1872
Sobn Petf9, @ba MterriG .... $50
9enrp Smith, 2t8aie SOg -. 27-26
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13

Snfolge Der Grplofion elmer @oioli.1z
ampe brad 6eltte Mprgen in Der @ohnun4
'on u. Sebrth, 1856 9Dpne Npe,, Elm Geller
bas etnen S9aben BON $500 anri6tete.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
beiratbsfdeine.

GoTgenbe 9etrotbsf9eine fpurben be1te
bon 9errn @almonion i'm Bureau oes
GDuntb=@IertS ausqeiteut;
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Die riChtigGz Giit

auf Eure Gesundbeit zu achten ist. che Ihr krank
verdict. IN dieser Jahreszeit sea lhf Desonders
der Gefahr ausgesetzt, durch Sch"ache und
Krankheit uberwaltigt zu werden' well das Blut
unrein und verdorben ist in Folge der Unreinig.
keiten, welche SIGH wahrend DIES Winters an.
OaSammalt bgbpn-
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Hoods


Vertreibt volIstandig allie desc Unreinigkeiten
und verhindert auf desc Weise Erkrankung,
indem es das System aufbaut und dasselbe fir das
herannahende warme Wetter vorbereitet. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Sichert, indem es i'm Pruning felnes,
kraftiges und gesundes Blut macht, CUTE Gesund.
heit wahrend der kommenden Monate.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13

lin acknowledgement BEL Der ge9enz
marti8sn NotbIage ba5 @rlangen bon 8ez
i9dftigung Ill erlei6teru, uimmt ba9
teQengeiu9e ~unertgeltlicb alsf.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13

9as preuBii9e 2(bgeorbneten6aus bat in
7einer beutigen GiBung etnen Nntroq her
polnif@en M}itglieoer ouf M6T@af1ung Der
8eitimmungen, bur6 tpet9e beutl6e &nz
iIeOler aut NieOerfaRung in MeitpreuBen
unb YOfen ermutbi9t perbel1, obgele6nt.
NuBer ben PDIen 4atten Die 6reiIinnigcn
unb bic M}itglieber beg @entrumB fir BEN
Nntrog Qeitimmt. Menfen fagte, bag Sic
9}egierung a~nitatt biefs 8e1tttnmungen cuff
5ubeben, Iieber bic &at61amteit elmer 6tGrz
flung berTel6en %ertpGgen foue,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement G 2y tRs FPlEYNGN S t0AS. g FIRE
Philadelphia in the State OF Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of december. 1888: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuani
tn aw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07

formal reply was transmitted to the
British Ambassador here, another copy
(according To diplomatic custom) was
handed TO Mr.. Bayard. our ambassador
i'm London. through whom. last July, Sec
retary Olney's original note was pre-
sent. Il 10 the British Foreign Once. sir
Julian Pauncefote being then absent In
England on vacation.
This copy was undoubtedly placed IN
Mr.. Bavard's hands some days before
the Presidents message was presented
10 Congress 1t is inconceivable tnat
in a matter Of such Importance, some
inkllng OF its contents should not have
been communicated by cable TO Secretary
Olney prior TO the framing or the fresl-
dents message
Bearing In view this point. the passage
in the message. in Which the President
saws that the United States viii not be
satisfied Il one OF the powers concerned
is permitted to draw an arbitrary line
through the territory I'm debate. and de-
clare that II will submit 70 abitratfon
only the portion lying on one side OF H.
will be regarded as having much SIG
nificance.
There is promise in tho Presidents =
message that when me text of the an
swer OF the British Government, "ex-
pccted shortly" shall have been received,
further communication on the subject
will probably be made to Congress"
OF course, this cannot be done while
the President ~ absent diick-shootiug,
and the probabilities seem 10 be that the
correspondence will not see the light
until after the Christmas holidays. un-
less IL should be made public on the
other side Of the Atlantic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07

Many Church and state Dignatsries VIII
be Present at Mgr. satolli'r investure.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 6.-What VIII
doubtless be one of the most imposlns
church ceremonies ever seen In the United
states Will take place at the Cathedral
on Sunday, January 5th, upon the oc-
casiOn OF the elevation to the Ccrdinalate
Of Monsignor Francis Satolli, Papal le-
gate In America.
Marquis Sacripantl. the noble guard.
bearing the SuCchetto to the future car
dinal. was delayed In MS departure from
Rome until yesterday. and II Is not 10
arrive here until December 18th.
The date OF Monsignor Satollfs eleva-
tion was therefore postponed, and the
first Sunday in the New Year selected
intead.
ernment will be represented by a mem
Der Of the Presidents Cabinet, the state
by Governor Frank Brown, and the city
by Mayor Alceus Hooper, to each OF whom
special invitations have been extend
ed
Visiting prelate~ it is thought, Will
include "A representative nom nearly
every See In the United States, and
possibly some dlgnitaries from Canada
The ecclesiastical procession, which Will
precede the ceremonies, should the wea-
ther be fine. will be the most imposing
elevation of Cardinal Gibbons TO MS
present dignity I'm June, 1856.
II will include, in addition TO represen-
tatives from Catholic societies from
Washington and this city, students ana ana
professors from the Catholic University
at Washington. Seminarlans from st.
Mary's, and numbers Of the clergy from
this and other Arch dioceses In the
United States, who will attend upon
Mgr SatOllfs invitation.
The procession will be Joined by the
visiting prelates as II passes the arch
episcopal residence to the Cathedral.
The grandeur OF the spectacle will In
crease from the entrance of the process
sion of prelates and clergy by the east
door OF the Cathedral through the pro-
ceedings incident 20 comforting the Beret-
Ia and return OF the newly-invested Car
dinal In his scarlet robes. which Will He
followed by the celebration OF Pontifcal
high mass. until II reaches its climax in
the bestowal OF the Papal benediction
upon the entire assemblage knecllng.
which will be pronounced by Cardinal
Satoli, standing in front of the high al
tar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07
IN LACITING RACE.
-Four Horses Came Down to the Wire To-
gciher. Tom saYre Winning bN a Head.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 6.-The
crowd took advantage OF the pleasant
weather and attended the races to-day.
The talent had about the same luck as
yesterday, two tavOrites taking purses.
j. Murphy won on his first two mounts
here, Heretic and Orinda.
Leo Mayer went down the line on He
relic, getting as good as to / in some
books. Hereto managed TO win by the
smallest of margins.
Bennie Falk who IS making books here
and owns Del Coronado, did not seem to
like the idea OF getting beat, and bid uD
the winner who was entered at 500 TO
$500, at which price he got the Imported
Simon Magus colt.
The first race was one of the closest
and most exciting ever seen here, four
OF them coming down together TO the
wire where Verdi and Mate bumped into
each other and dropped, Tom Sayre win
ming by a head from Miss Young, who
was q neck ahead of Mate. Weather
clear: track fast Summarizes.
First race-sevcn furlOng5, selling Tom
Sayre 900 ". Taylor u TO y first, Miss
Young second. Mate third. Time. :2sis.
second race-seyen furlOngs. selling
Heretic OOi, j. Murphy, 10 to u first,
Del Coronado second, Newhouse third.
Time, 1:29l5
Third race-One mile. purse.-Orinda
1O4. j. Murphy 10 - first, Ashland
second, Robert Latta third. Time. f.i3.
Fourth race-one mile, handicap. -
Llghtfoot GOI. J. Hill. 10 - first, Inn
ported Wolsey second. PeytonIa third.
Time ~ II.
Fifth race-six furlongs. purse.-Souve-
mir QO4. wynn. Z to y first, Renaud
second, Lucy Belle third. Time, l;l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07
Mr.. sINTON NOTIFIED.
Swanson and Tucker Moving for Con-
ference.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. Especial.
There is a movement among some OF the
Democrats OF the House, started by
southern members among whom are re-
presentatives Swanson and Tucker. In
favor or "A party conference TO include
the Democratic members OF the house
and senate and representatives OF the
Administration TO form policy upon
which all Democrats can unite.
The proposition Is TO eliminate lof tuc
present from party discussion the cur
rency question. in order that the Demo
Gratis I'm both houi IS may pursue con-
sistent course with regard to proposed
legislation. and one which may AID the
party in next years campaign.
PARTY FACTIONS.
AS matters are at present, the factions
OF the party in both the House ana sen
ate are pulling in different directions,
and by fighting among themselves alord-
ing the Republicans additional OppOrtuni-
ties 10 comment upon the Democratic IN
competency. The feeling OF the silver
Democrats in the House IS illustrated by
the senseess effort they are making 10
prevent the appointment OF Represenla-
tive Catchngs as member OF the
Rules Committee, because he Is sound
money man. No one can doubt that MT.
Reed would be only too glad 10 comply
with the wishes of the silver msn III
order that by appointing two silver Demo
Gratis on the Rules Committee, IT might
be made to appear that the Democratic
party IS the free-sflver party OF the coun-
try.
DEMOCRATS ALARMED.
In fact. so desirable does such pro-
ceedng appear from Republican stand
point, that sOund-morey Democrats are
seriously alarmed, and several OF them
have protested 20 Speaker Reed against
the action suggested by their freedom
age colleagues As yet. the proposition
for a party conference amounts 10 lit
tie more than suggestion, but il is con-
hdently believed II will produce tangible
results. within a few days.
Representative Otey introduced I'm the
House to-day series of resolutions.
adopted by the citizens Of Roanoke in
favor of granting belligerent rights to the
Cuban insurgents.
Mrs Wnhelmna Parker was to-day ap-
pointed postmaster at Brcadroad, spot
syvania county vice, Mrs. Annie Parker,
resigned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07

An Enthusiastic Meeting i'm Chicago
Tavoring the Cotton Exposition.

CHICAGO. ILL, Dec. 6.-At the BAN
quet OF the Chicago Freight Bureau
tonight, many OF the leading merchants
and business men Of Chicago were pres
ent. an enthusiastic feeling as TO the
South was abundant.
President Elliott Durand was the first
speaker. In calling the meeting 70 or
der, he said its purpose was to advance
the cause of better business and more Of
II with the great country beyond Ma
son and Dixon's line.
Il believe" said Mr.. Durand, that
IL is in the power OF the Chicago Freight
Bureau 70 lead the Northwest to VIC
tory and turn the balance OF the South
ern trade amounting to millions, 10 our
city and neighbors. bringing from the
South in return her cotton. her fruits.
and her sugar.
"Only one thing prevents our seeing a
battery OF sugar mills and cotton manu-
factories on the prairies about Chicago,
aided by cheap fuel and a superabund-
ance OF provisions. and that one thing Is
transportation"
Mr.. Durand argued that there was but
one way possible 10 secure proper trans
portation facilities. and that was TO
build railroad TO the South from Chi
cago. He contended that such a rail-
road would be a paying investment.
Colonel Henry Turner spoke I'm glow
ing terms OF the people and possibilities
OF the land. from which he had but re-
Gently returned. He said. in part:
Il saw In the South. not a land over
flowing with milk and honey. but a land
nevertheless, rich already in reality, and
still richer In resources and possibli-
ties They do not come seeking charity.
but they say to the North and the West:
You come down here. and Wen give you
back dollar for dollar"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07
SUNDAY CLOSING ~ cHTCAGA
.Journeymen BARRIERS Secure q victory
over Opponents of the Law.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 6.-The Journey
men BARRIERS Association secured nota-
BILE victory this morning over the oppo-
nents OF the Sunday closing law. Judge
Wihdes denied the writ of prohibition
against Justice Lee issuing any more
warrants against the boss BARRIERS. asked
for by Manager Eden OF the Great North.
ern Hotel bhrber-shop. The court heId
that Mr. Eden had other remedies at
law besides the writ of prohibition.
After the decision was made the bar
bers unanimously named a proposition
TO the boss BARRIERS that all prosecutions
should cease hereafter until the Supreme
Court handed down a decision on The
constitutionality OF the Sunday closing
law. provided the shop-owners would
agree TO obey the law until that time.
The president OF the Boss Barbers'
Association viii submit the proposition
10 the Executive Board Of his associa-
tion thereupon.
III the shop-owners viii close on Sun
day II Is believed that five hundred
warrants that are now out VIII DE WIN
drawn, and that all cases In the Jus
tice courts will be nole pressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. c.
Judge Murphy this morning denied the
motion for a new trial for W. II. n.
Durrant. convicted Of the murder of
blanche Lamont. and ordered that he be
turned over to the warden Of San Quin-
ten Prison. to be kept until the day has
been fixed for passing sentence upon
him.
Judge Murphy said he approved the
verdict of the jury. IL being the only
one that could have been rendered under
the circumstances.
The defence gave notice OF an appeal.