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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
w. c. NASH'S,
COAL L-7-g.7s.,,,
22s High street.

Cargo Stove Coui now dlscharglng, No
Scmber 18th.
Stove; EsG. Nut ana Spllnt Coal always
In stock.
:, Clean Goal OF best quality. Try II.
You Will like Il.
WIN. G. N1AUPIN,
Phone 997. 213 and 2t5 Queen st.
nol3-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Shirts Made in This Stored

Hereafter VIC will ourselves manufac-
ture every Negligcc Shirt we SELL made
IN our own building. They are made
tons Scwcd OH TO stay on, and we sell at
"A price impossible to those who do not
manufacture.
Mems Splendid Quality Ncgligce Work
Ing Shirts Of ConneStcgn, SOC.
Mems Outing Cloth Shirts. Doc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
THE PARK VIEW LOAN
4 Mass Meeting Of the Citizens Of the
Fifth Ward Held Last Night.
4 SERIES OF RESOLUTIONS ADOPTEn..
The Council Requested TO Petition
the Legislature TO BE Privileged 10
Issue Bonds to the Amount Of
100000 in Three. Glasses for lnto
Provements Ira the Ward.

The residents OF the Fifth Ward met
last night at the blacksmith shop on
the corner of Glasgow and Hutton
streets. The meeting was called to
order by Mr. George r. Trant, who, on
account of the absence of the chairman,
was selected Us such.
Mr.. Maynard moved that commit
tee of five be requested to appear before
the Council at their next meeting and
request the Council to take some action
in the matter of the Park View loan.
MIR. Watson moved that the City At
torney be requested to urge upon the
Council the necessity of taking some ac-
ton to get the Legislature to allow them
to issue proper bonds.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
The committees report reads as fol-
lows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
The e. c. Brooks Comply.
WATT FOR THE SOLDIERS
ON TO ATLANTA.

TIE THIRD BATTALION, coMPos.
ED OF TIE OLD DOMINION
GHiiiAMDS and PORTSMOUTH RIFLES,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

MORSE. THE jon PRINTER. viii do
four Printing. i0j Crawford street Star
,Truiilains. side door. Portsmouth, Va.
-I- e.epllohe 1909. nol2.1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
PORTSMOUTH ADVs.

fS ~, LtENT-.Nently furnished house No.
WI, S~i North street. PORTSMOUTH,: has four
coli oHi's, kilchen ana bathroom, hot and
{ y. NlEAl13iER. 407 Court st. nOl2-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Mems Striped Cheviot Shirts, 4oc.
You cannot get such shirts at any other
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, made
right in this store-2ic.. &c., and soc. a
pair.
Mems White Una,indered Shirts these
well made, but not by US. i3c., so. Laul-
dcrcu Shirts up to the finest, at $1.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

NuuTeSScS OF welcome VIII be made
by Rev. Or. William T.. Hatcher aud
MIR. Paul Pratt. Among those who
VIII make addresses before the conven-
ton are Rev. DR.. George b. Taylor,
Rev. DR.. w. l.. Wright and President
F. w. Boatwright. the able young
teacher who presides over Richmond
College.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16

Ladies' Shoes, Lace or Button, all
Shoe.
Misses School Shoes, Donsola, Pebble
Goat. all styles. 81. Finer grade. s1.5O.
Boys School Shoes, ST.
This price Is made on these II, order to
bring to the store every parent who wants
the most for their money. We are with
light expenses able to underselI the down
town stores, and we do II on every thing
we sell. 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-16
Full Proof and at moderate
prices. In all size bottleSfroln
Il gill to full quarts. Also BY
gallon. l.as$, si5s zs

These goods are very Old 81
specially selected for their 11le4sS
dicinal and familypurpo poses. II
Coxe's, Nelson's and B alsosz
Chalmers 81; d
The morning times., 1895-12-07
mrs. S.MAXFIELDTOOK POISON
She Had Quarreled With Her Hus-
band and Wanted to Die.
Timely Arrival OF Physicians, How
ever. Frustrated Her Designs. and :.
Now She Is G lad She Is Alive.

A quarrel with her husband over some
trivial domestic matter caused Mrs. Ed
ward Maxrieid. who resiGes at Ma. ITO
Prince street, Alexandria, TO attempt t,'
take her lie yesterday by swallowing
laudanum, but she was unsuccessful. and
Is now glad she was.
The ulIierence Between husband ana
wife Occurred at the breakfast table yes
leruay morning, and after Mr. MaSfleld.
VINO Is nachinist. einplnyed ~ the
Southern Railway shops. IN Alexandria.
mad gone tn his work. Mrs. MaXfieid sat
brouning over ner troubles until they mag
nified themselves teRfold in her mind. Her
husband is several years her J'iDisr, and
she thought she was l,,sins his ave. and
this niauc lief deciae Oh se.l-destr.ctlun
IL was shortly after uciock vhen
Mrs. Maxfield procdrrd ab,ut n half oun,c
oI ia"udIitliii, add ;iiteT SwaIuwInE IT, Jay
down Ia die. bat ii WAS ordai invd mat snc
ShOaid MT. Her husband coming IA tor
his dinner at noun found her lying III u
seHll-tonSclous cDnditiun ana Dy her siuc
was tne bottle lane ed !aadanun. This told
the whole story.
DR.. Heruaon. whp resides Int a few
sltares away. was nastiiy summoned, and
forLdnately he was at home when the
message came FOR nim- by the Use III
proper eiIietlCs and Keeping her awake.
MIS-. Ai:lXfIeiu iiic was saved. Last Eight
she was pronounced out OF danger, though
Stili sufrering from the effects II Inc
drag. This Is said to De the second time
Mrs. MaXiitin has attempted 10 put an
end to her iifc.
I'ne woaiu-oes suicide is pleasant-
faced lady and mas hosl of friends IN
the neighboTliuod where She resides, and
her nciEhbors were assiduuus ia their
efforts tp aid the doctor IN ueicai ing the
ucHdiy wort uf the u-.g. tuti Mrs. Max
field is ronipiete.y restored, she viii be
closely watched,
The morning times., 1895-12-07
CLEVER GEnMAN AMATEURS.
Two \ niising Skits preftily Presented
at w Hard Hall.

The German Dramatic Society celebrated
the opening nf us eleventh seas on id-t night
| ny presenting 'To pretty plays at wizard
Hall.
Ilc first was a orc-aci daptatlon from
a. Romeo ANA juliet MI Theodore Erie
bus, ,Ir., p'sayed iiic part Of Hans Won
S;reIlen' tRomco) and Miss Anita Schade
was Leopold i9e Yoa Rcnei' tJuiitt). }. Ire
cast vas CODf.a.';i 10 the two characters
M fricbus Tas particularly happy IN
:is role. liIs depiciloD cT o'sappolH,m meat
atd sgrprise wuuid have done credit 10
Elany iF0fr;,sigEels. AIS love scenes were
very strong.
Miss Sch!tGe had u great deal of WORK
80 do. iii' acquitted kcrseir most cFsaiISbiy.
1 She was cncUred again and again and had
10 respond 10 several curtain calls.
The second, q lramatIc trifle IL Cuc acl.
was ratiIled '''I'lc Election II was wen
Interpreted, and tie auoience was Lept
laughing Throughout iic entire play.
Those IN the llst were: MessTs. A. H.
HoeltCr, r. 4 iisrp, and Carl DICop. MISSES
Julia MoNlei, Carrie DldGen, Clara like.
and Z. Never.
During tie intcrm.ssion Mr. Melville
irnsey sarg We tTEors Olos. Prof Thortd
Ierichan p!ayfd rMcndelssoiu caprieco
in minor as an overt grc.
After The performances, an Informal re-
cepiion was Ecid. by the wly-e.ected
Officers of The. sofeiy.
Just eleven, years ago Tie German Dra-
matte Society was organized by Mr.. Theo-
,iore 'Friebus. Jr. ..
since thai time 1t has always been In
flogFlshtng CilBditior, aud iS ehiertan-
msHis are great events in tie German
scrt'iaf calendar. .-4
Its officers l=lrec Pres ident; Thendore
Fripbrs, Jr.; vice president, Miss Anita
Sciiad.: treasurer, Mr. &. Sp.r; record
ing secretary. Mrs. Emma KaruB. coTrCs-
panaing secretary. 5fiss Anna Rettig.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
ANrEsALooS MASS MEETING.
Interesting Program Arranged for
That TOu,orTOw.

An Anti-Salooh mass mreiing has been
arranged For by tire committee on mass
meetings of th,. ieagnc. Mr.. !. :. fistk X
fI,rti acting chairman, 4" te Ted Sunday
at 3 p. M. in gvgbt Vernon Place Church,
Rev. l.. h. NiiSs,ii ID. n, pFeSicenf 81 the
league, is tn preside and deliver an adj
dress; ti:e pastor Cf tie church, Icr. IN &c
W. Canter, u. y. Rev. Joseph +. Kelley,
pastor Of The Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Rev. c. Il. RafnsGcl pastor Of TIC NCrth
Prrsbyteriar Church. and Mr.. ". II. II.
smith of he Christian Erdcavur Union,
W al sneak IN Anti-SaIoou work, and Mrs.
Mickic of Han,lin Methodist Episcopal
Church. Wit, her cher III Lave Charge OF
the music
TIE proximity of the National y nti Saloon
convention. which IS to meet u CALVARY
Baptist Sunday School tUuSc ard First
J.,ngre gaIional Church December l7;h to
l',iIL rtnGers this mass meeting Of more
dan usual Importance.
There IL Ia bc a n.sci ing OF tie cxfcu-
live Committee OF TIE \ Ant!-SslOou League
for important convention business, pre-
c,.,ic'.by meeting uc ti:e committee On call
Monday at 4:i5 q. H.. in The Washington
Loan & Trust bGildirg. where Erad.uaF-
lers prior 10 the conv"ntion have been
located.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
ECKLoFF WINS HIS SUIT.
Court AffirmS His verdict acains:
the w Il e. Gas. Company.

The District court Of appeals yesterday
handed down an opinion affirming the
decisiOa oT the court u.iDW. wIIcn was "a
favor of CHRISTIAN f. EcklOff, III sult
fer damages tor INJURIES DrJu4snt against
the Washington Glsiight Company.
The whole question, the court says.
turccd upon the ptafntiGf's testimony.
The action grew Out Of an accident and
resultant injuries prcdU Ced by an eX-
plCsion of gas from a detective meter.
fhe piainttrf suspected the escape of
gas in certain house, ana was afraid To
light u match TO determine the cause. He
then procured the company OF the as
sistant superintendent and another eii1-
pioye Of the company ana went to The
suspected house.
lacy assured him tina / the ndor come
from sewer gas, and there was no danger.
as IT WAS nou-cNpiosivc. EcklOIf Jtien
lighted his candle and held IL down ncsr
the meter, wHcn the explosion occurred.
from which he received the Injuries COM
planned OF. He obtained Il judg nlent
against the company. whi,h has Just been
affirmed. The opinicn by Justice Shen-
herd. -7-
The morning times., 1895-12-07

"k small deposit
will reserve your
choice TIL Christ
mas "
The morning times., 1895-12-07
NAMED MORE COMMITTEES a.
Board OF Trade Directors Have CoIp-
pletei the List.

A uiseiing OF the directors OF tie Board
Of Trade vas held yesterday afternoon at
the rO0urs oI an. board The folio wing com
uIittces were appointed.
Charities, with Ir. +. /. Moore as chair
man: commerce and neanuiaCtIrt@s. S. W.
Currldrn. chairman: Insurance, lisa lore SSx=
chairman: public nraIilt pr. ". 2. c.
HaZen chairman: Strects and av"GucS, Ny rt--
n. Parker chnIrmar; transportation. "
4. WiniSatt chairman; public schools, Ettts
Spear chairman.
MoSNrS. George /. Graham and TraCyf-
Jeffords were elected members Of tie board.
Dr.. ). e. BuSry and Mr.. Albert NJ. Reati-
were elected members Df ihr board OF di-
rectoTs, to FIJI vacaECiuS caused by t,r'
resignation of Mcssr5. WorthinstOH and
johnson.
DR.. J. /. MGgruGer. Thomas ?. wood
ward, john JOY Edison and Health Officer
Woodward were appointed special conf
uIittcr to prepare sanitary code Tor the
District of Columbia.
Hon. Simon Wolf was appointed an addi-
uOnai delegate to the annual meeting of
the National Civil Service Association. soon
10 be held mere.
The name of William n. Campbell was
added to the committee on trade organiza-
tIOnS. The next meeting of the Board OF
Trade will he held on the 2Tth inst
The morning times., 1895-12-07
DISGRACE TO The NAVY
Commodore Matthew's Report On
the Naval Acadamy.
Every building Used by the Cadets
should Re. Torn DUwn-Six
Millions Needed.

Annapolis. Nd, Dee. 6.-Cnmmodore
Matthew's h1s made report tu Secretary
of the Navy Herbert upon his recent IN
ycstigations nf the condition OF tie Naval
Acaaeny. The report states that the
academy IS shatiIe 20 tbc natiun and
Disgrace 10 the Navy. The cdgcatiuaal
departments are All right, but the accom-
niodatie'ls are most miserable.
IL u Te,su.meEued iuat every bIiiairg
now Dred ~ Tie cadets be T4z5=. tu the
t>roIia'- Several uf the structures have
Us'eI ,Dli,.cuineu as CnsdTc, uiIii cJi;ny and
lii-iidapied Tor tnr.r p, rT"Se7 OH the
whole, tht. report ms up the atadeiny
rs in bad plight, ard demands the
prompt attention o. cCag fess.
The plan propose. fvr improvements CON
templates the eXpenaIy.re Of abudt So
JJU,UCO, Dat 0Hay CuiIpaEItively eif'In
anio tl.iS wiuid tr et!uirsd for each year.
Commodore Matthew's VIII urge that the
general PISA UI IetunSir-N NtIun ana Tenibi-
tllation uc approved, ana tEnt SitG GOO
be pTOTirrI "a tniS sessi,Ifl oI Congress to
begih the wOrk. Secretary Herbert Is
now considering the report.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
LIGHT NEEDED THERE.
Police Oh iectto Removal of Sass La III I,
from Mclean ANeIme.

The police uf the Fourth precinct were
considerably exercised yesterday when tac
avenue, y street between Third and Four
and-;t-tdlf, o street between Third and
FoHT-and-a- MALI streets, aG1 uu Van street
vas begun that their places might be-
filed hy oil lamps.
Though they uDderstnud that this move
gras being made authoritatiyely, yet they
'hi1k il = mistake. THIS part OF the town
;bcy say. stands much in need of an Increase
rather than Il decrease of light. II is part
ui the city which has quite police record.
and the men or duty there, u say nothing
of the worthy citizens Of that precinct,
think that the substitution of oil for gas
is 4 mistake.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
Locked Up on suspicinn.

Lucy A. Stone yesterday reported to the
police-o the sixth precinct ihai Size had
been robbed of y bredstpin of the value of
So. The case WAS turned over TO HeteC-
tive HIrtlgan, Of The Sixth precinct. He
No. 10 + street northwest. and from what
was toId him, he concluded that John Wag-
geuan. employed by one of the llunor "s
of Washington. and living at No. ole
Eighth strcei, knew SonleLltng of lhe case
Armed with II warrant HariiCun called
on the man last night. placed him under
arrest. and locked him UP at No. 6.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
RYAN's PLEA FOR DAMAGEs
His suit Against W. IL e.. Railroad
Cnmi,ariy on 'rrImI

The case OF Michael 7. Ryan against
the Washington and Georgetown Railway
Company FOR $4,000 damages. was on
trial before Justice Bradley Yesterday.
IrSsrs. Eerdhein and Norton appearing as
counsel for plaintiff. aud Messfs. Toitpn
and Dayidgc representing the company.
Thr founuatioH Tor he suit is stated 10 be
permanent injuries sustained by the plain
tiff by reason of The CGrclessness of the
defendant compGny's agents III starting
q train before Ec could get aboard and oh
tain q seal. He was thrown off and the
wheels passed over his fcoi, crushing il
50 as to make a cripple Of him.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
YOUNG HATrInLD's WAY.
Youthful Member OF the Notorious
Family XIII; His Man.

Huntington, w. Va, Dec. 6.-Near VIII
hanson, Mingo COUNTY. last night, + -
Haifield shot Daa Craig four times Win
a Winchester. Instantly killing him.
Halfield is only fourteen years old and
is the son of puvai Anse Hatfield, we'll
known all over the country, owing TO the
late ftud With the McCoys.
The trouble arose over a young girl.
win whom Hatfield vas In love. Hatred
is at his fatner's b home and the uutboritIes
an arrest.
The AiGtfields are dangerous people and
il is thought blood viii flow before they
Will surrender. A posse viii probably
be formed 10 make the arrest. Craig va
q young man and was well known.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
| -
HRy CTgp Failing OFF.

Cana joharic, \. Y, Dec. 6.-The la :
crop Uf this year IN the middle States
is reported in today's issue OF the Hay
Trade Journal to lie II per cert less tfIan
last year, vi lie thJt OF tie "a stern StaIes
is within / per cent of the yich OF 1894.
As the middle states are the great ma rket
hay producers aud their farmers strorg
holders, the deficit Is being drawn from
Quebec, where large crop was raised
ldSt season.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
Fer the JewiSh Fair.

In addition tu the committees published
Yesterday as in charge oi the fair for the
benefit Of the proposed new Jewish temple,
another has been appointed, and one OF the
most important. This is the finance com
nittee which is composed of the following
pasned gentiein,n; NJ Loeb. chairman; W.
Norsllinger, Max kaufman, Meyer Cohen.
j. Auerbach, E, Hedcnhrim. Charles Gold
smith, NJ. Clark and d. Herzog. The fair
VIII he held from fchrGaary 10 Ia Fehru-
ary % and It can be anticipa ted that IL
will he brilliant social and financial
The morning times., 1895-12-07
Made Music In His Cell.

Henry Roberts, white man thirty-thrce
years Obi. employed as a iauudrynian. in
passing through the Capitol isrOnnGs ycsteT-
DAY had some difficulty with Capitol Po-
HcenIau J. j. sinnatt. and assaulted him.
He was taken to police station No. q by
Policeman Muivry and placed Ia cell No.
4. where during the dag and last night he
coiductetitmprnniptu concerts Roberts ht--
ing somewhat famed as a singer. Ee
tried to sing himself out OF his cell, but his
voice was not powerful enough.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
HuMoR or sMALLPox DENIED.
No Sickness whatever in Connection
with Steam Kaiser wilhelm IL.

New YORK, Dee. G.-EofeIriDg TO lie re-
ports III some o1 tLe morning papers TItn
regard 10 tLe alleged smallpox casts, said
10 have originated among the steerage
paSSeBEeIs iandcd from tie steains MI
.kaiser Wilhelm H." Me- ssTs. Oelrichs and
Company, agents for The North German
LIu!d 81 tsftnI>idp Company, addresses :. teie-
gram, through Eeir agent IA Philadelphia.
TO ibr. Eeu.&niin Lee. secretary oT the Penn
syiVania board or health, IBquiring about
hue alleged Cases, anu ,he MIN nas re-
ceIved TIE Following fcpiy from Dr. Lee
Report nom IraGduCk D. MISTAKE. No
sichness there, or anywhere else mat |
know of N connection WIN the steamer
Kaiser NHhclm II.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
FUNDS FoR DAVIS MON xUMENT.
Daughters OF the Cunfederacy work
Ing Hard 10 Raise Money.

RichmuEd. Va, Dec. 6.-At meeting
OF tue board OF directors Of abe jefferson
Davis Monument Association this after
noon the president laid before tie beard
letter from Mrs. L Il. BaIues. OF Sayan-
uah. Ca, tie first Vicr-pTeSilcnt of the
National Association Of lie Daughters Of
tie CuufcGefIcy. accepting - Suggestion
that the Daughters give their next Years
work 10 raising funds Tor tt.. DAVIS mOnu-
meat
Al TIE recent meeting of the AsSocia-
ton of the Daughters at Atlanta they
pledged themselves 10 b.s work. not only
fOr the next twelve months, but for the
rest of their liyrg'
The morning times., 1895-12-07
recovered Mr.. rnrtz's wntch.

Detective Rhodes Has: night executed u
bright bit of work when he recovered the
watch stolen from Albert HariZ, on tie
night OF October }. On that night Mr..
Hartz had attended the Wild West show
and was on his way home. At the inter
section of New ork itveGu" ard New jersey
avenue he was Knocked down by I, rutfian
and relieved OF Il va luablc watch. ThisCase
was turned over to Mr.. Rhodes and was
pushed by him to its happy consGnnation.
He will land the thief ia a day or yo.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
ChLcagn,-. RcI,,.lLIc..n n snh-Con mit1ee

Chicago. Dee. G.-The subcommittee OF
the Republican committee, wuIct Is 10 ieaVe
Tor Washington tomorrow afternoon to
secure lhe uaticnai convention for Chicago
wa appointed at meeting held this aIter-
Doun. TEe members selected are as follows
:. v. Allsrtun, Mayor swift, DR.. 7. "
Jameson. r. c. Macmillan, W. u. EoyCe
and j. Irving Pea roe. Chairman Janiieson
reported this afternoon that the an;ncu
subscribed towards The convention now
Reaches 500 900.
The morning times., 1895-12-07

was today elected bishop OF tic new dio-
ct.se of Washington. was first informed
of the fact when Tepor or of the United
Press called upon him this evening.
Dr. Satteriee expressed great surpriSc.
as he had not considered himself a can
ditIte Tor the biSbuErie. and had received
Eo in,matiun that his name wodld be
proposed.
Nothing. be said. could be said or doue
until official NOTIFICATION is received.
when Ihe matter of rciiuquishng the
parish. which has been his trust for
many years. or the declining or the call
to tie new bisbvpric must be carefully
considered.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
ON PATRIOTIC LINES.
American Catholic League to BE In
CONTAMINATED IN III Il imnre

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 6.-Thc American
Catholic League Will he incorporated Lere
tomorrow II - iCEnCCd en- bread ratri-
otic lines ara based ca the essential prin-
ciplCs uf free Institutions; il is II posed to
make il one or tie most important and
patriotic organizations tina. has ever
existed among American Catholics.
The emblem Of Tie leapGe IS iwo Ameri-
can flags at an ~ Eie, With a Re EIan CTrsS
I-h5-twccu, su.mOuntc cd rs crown. Num-
forming.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
TheyI Eoreul hr picc.

Policeman Baker, OF the Fourth precinct
surprised an assembly OF crap-siooters in
Armory street last night, and arres ted
Lnsey Henderson. colpred youth. The
to gather up the bones. They VIII proba-
bly, be arrested later.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
Cuban Camp Captured.

Key West. Fla, Dec. 8.-The revenue
cutter Winona, Captain Abbey, visited Cape
Sable, last Tuesday, and ca ptured several
thousand rounds of ammunition belonging
to a Cuban encampment at that place.
Three Cubans were brought to the city.
The Cuban residents of this city are much
excited over the proceedin0.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
womanS National Press. >Secia ion.

The womauls Ndtinal Press ASSOCIATION
met in the pariorsEof the Riggs House last
evening at 1880 o'ciuck. The Business
session was sR, ,rt,- a1d after il was over
there was an openineeting, and 4 number
Of visitors Joined the members IN listening
TO an interesting program which wa
participafed Ia, bs &r. Paul sperry. Mrs
Nary III. North, Miss II. f.. Turrea,'e, Mrs.
T.. S. Cromwell, eMrs: f. s. Brint,n, Mrs. !.
W. Ball, Mrs. =. W Tarner Mrs u. T.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
blew his vie. SISTERS Head OFF.

CoudcrspOrt, Pa, Dec. 6.-Elmcr. mall
s-ttlenlCnt near tie 1ICga county line. was
the scene of UgFcer yesterday morning.
Tlinmns Hail btcanr. involved in Il Quarrel
With hls yifr'S sis+er and picking up
gun. Shot her, blowing her Read almost
entirely Off He Was brought here and
Innccd In tie county iail.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
For a Nnt.onaI Dr,li Fi.ld

4 b!ilinirOduced In the II ouse yesterdays by
Gen. Grs,svenor of Ohio, provides, with
ont making an especial appropriation, n
National field for Military Maneu,t.rs.
by declaring the Chickamauga Military
Park open lnr such purpose TO the military
foTCCS of the United States and the Ma
u"nai Guard OF the States under such Tegu-
latipns as the Secretary of War may pre-
scribe
The morning times., 1895-12-07
DYNAMITE 70 CUBA.
Not for Insurgents Use. However
Hut for BiaSfInR

Baltimore. Dec. Ca permit TO ship CO.
coo pounds otaynamitt cartridges to Cuban
and Mexican ports was issued by Aching
Mayor drEulnE nausea TO-DAY IN view OF
tue recent efforts to AKA tie cuban III
Sargpnfs, considerable COTUurnt WIS M
duiged aD9at Town when Tie issuance OF
tus permit was generally known.
Mr.. Gr0ndfieid. tnc dSpn; oi the NunIs0n
Steamship Line. in lie application. stated
that the earl ridges were To be used for
bldsting purposes ana that lis Company had
PREVIOUSLY shipped thousands of tons OF
dynamite TO CuDa ana Mexico iron Pnila-
drlpnia.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
Negro Dav nt the Exposition

Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 6.-Saturday. Dcccm-
Der 81, las teen designated as Negro Day
at the Exposition. The rallrcaCs have
been as ked tu make very low rates IN order
that the negrues. who have reCC gnition for
the first tine at this exposition and have
inadr here an exhibit which proves Tevela-
ton, max have opportunity to come i'll
large numbers and get the fun ieuefit
nf The work their FaCc hss GCne here.
The morning times., 1895-12-07
stoke.' Executor to he Tried.

Loudon. Dec. Ga dispatch from Brus-
seis to the Central News says that it has
been arranged that Capt. -LOthaire. the
Congo State officer. who is charged with
having Illegally executed Stokes. a British
trader in Africa, shall be primarily tried
by n CGnEOicSe court at Bona. The de
c:sicu of this court VIII be submitted To the
superior council of the Congo State in
Brussels.