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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia, Washington. April 16. 1885,
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until TWO O'CLOCK Pm. THURSDAY MAY
NINTH, 1895, for furnishing the various branches
of the District government, INCLUDING the Freed
mems Hospital and the Reform School for Girls
with general supplies for the fiscal year to end
June 80, 1896, comprising stationery. blank forms
and printing, school books. furniture hardware.
tinwar.. plumbers supplies. groceries, boots and
shoes, drugs, glass, paint and varnshes lumber,
fresh meats, castings, fuel dry goods, ice, tclc-
phone supplies. saddery and forage. Blank forms
CT proposals, together with all information eau
he obtained upon application at the Property
Clerks Office, Room ], third floor, front, District
building. 4G4 Louisiana avenue northwest. The
right is reserved TO reject any and all or parts
CiIAS. +. POWELL, Commissioners District OF
Columbia. apl1-Gt
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MEDICINE
and Surgery, Washington, ID. c.. April 4, 1895
Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposals for Supplies
for the U. S. Naval Hospital, Washington, will
be received at the Bureau of Medicine and SIR
Tuesday, May IA, 1898. at II a.m.. when they will
be publicly opened for daily supply of meats,
groceries, butter, eggs. ice milk, bread, &c. for
the Naval Hospital, Washington. for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1896. Schedules Of tho arti-
cles, with information to the specifications, de-
livery, conditions, forms of offer, and probable
quantity required. can be obtained application
to the Medical Officer In charge of Hospital. No
proposal will be considered unless there Is satis-
factory evidence that the bidder is regular dealer
in the articles he proposes to supply. The right 10
re served to reject any CT all bids J. Il. TRYoS.
Chief Of Bureau. ap10-1aw-N
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THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 + st. NV.

FOR PENTHOUSE 1s49 CORCoRAN ST.; THREE
stories, eight rooms, cellar, gas, bath; ami !;
kitchen and dining room on first floor; fronts
south: rent, S4250 month. TEOS. G. HENSEY
& CO., 1900 st. NV mh13-2m
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Fol: PENTHOUSE 1918 K ST. NV; IL RMS. !;
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FOR SALE-AT WOODSIDE, ND. NEW NINE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
GRAVEYARD INSURANCE
TRIAL or THE ALLEGED CONSUL
RATORS BEGINS ir BEiTFORT.
The First Casc Charging -Four Men With
Forgery Results int Verdict or
Not GuiIty-Other Cases.

BEAUFORT, n. c., via NEWPORT. y.
c.. oct. 2L-Special.-Th fall term Of the
Superior Court. now in session. is beng
largely attended. on account OF the in
terest manifested in the alleged insurance
fraud cases The grand jury UP to this
writing have found five true bills OF for
gerry and conspiracy, out Of large num-
Der Of presentments. and are continuing
their work daily. 1t will only be pos
sible TO try a very small per cent, this
being only a weekly term.
The first case tried was ended to-day,
being a forgery case. Or. I. b. Delmar
j. c. Delmar. Levi T. Noe twhite). and
William Fisher (coored). being charged
with forging the name Of Hattie 4. Davis
tcolored) 10 a policy Tor $500 in the Ma
t.onal Life Insurance Company. OF Hart
ford. Conn. The case was ably and holly
contested by both sides. The jury re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty. The sec
ond' cases. Of a similar character. row
being tried, are those Of Or. T. B. Del
mar and Levi r. Noe. VINO are charged
With forging the name Of Mariah Hamii-
ton for $500 IN the same company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
rro1AToRs or rHH orsrIR nAr.
They Are Closely Watched and Summarily
Deali WIZ by CaptaIn W. y. HnAgins.

Captain W. T.. Hudains, commandant
Of the steamer Chesapeake and captain
ln-chief OF he Virginia oyster Navy, has
sent the following communication 10 zine
BOARD on tne Chesapeake ana Ils IrlDU-
tare5 lrOm tIpaua. ualcd october Sd
"a respectfully report tAat On the list
instant 1 TOOK inspector BoucWcN Ou
DOaid and boarded ana examined Il great
many boats oysteriug in James RIVER. 4
arrested and hned the following for viola
uug section -a1 OF the Code oil Virginia
,icOp Ella Maria, OF NOri0lk, captain
". r.. Borden. 50. slOoy "Sdile Ann
Of Norfolk, Captain samuel Gray $40.
slOOp "MdsWOdd0f, of Norfolk. ti0. "Al-
bert Jefferson ,canOe). of YORK county.
SO, Il. BarEOiY tclnOC, Ol YORK county,
$40; James Byrd tcanoe). OF Gloucester
county, $40. and schooner ''WidgeOn," Of
Baltimore. Md. Captain Preston. vio-
iatins section zliS Of The Code of Virginia.
Section 2l55. referred to by Captain Hud-
gins reads as follows. eff amy person
rough oysters, or catch or take them.
without CUlling. from The natural Dcus
Of james river or any other waters OF
fhc Commonwealth. BE- snail De deemed
guilty OF larceny thereof
Section 2liS. as amended 10y the act oi
1897. refers TO the limitation Of the time
Of taking oysters and prescrihcs the lol-
@Hcrcario. il shall not bc lawful Tor
any person 10 take or eaten oysters iioin
any OF the natural oyster beds. rocks, OF
shoals iu any OF the waters or this COM
m0nWcelth with tOngs or IN any other
way. from the twentv-iffh day OF April
90 the first dav or Septemoer' except in
Broad bay Long creek, lAnHloin nfN' or
I'm any ~ the tributaries thereof iu inc
county OF Princess AIMEE the prohibited
time shall lc All OF the wear except tlc
months Of October and November. ANY
rorsOn VIOLATING the above provisions
shall be fined not Jess than ten dollars
nor moro than fifty dollars for each of
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lNDEPEADhNTs WITHDRAW
In Bedford County-Big shipments OF
tAtt.r-personais.

BEDFORD CITY. oct 2.-Special--
Capt. \. l.. Minter. who was defeated In
the primary for the House of Delegates.
ana who afterwards announced himself
a candidate for the Senate. has with
drawn from the contest. G. ID. fancey,
Independent candidate for the House, has
also withdrawn from the field. This
leaves the contest between the Demo
cratic and Honest Election nominees,
and a hot fight Is being waged. num-
Der of important speakers for both sides
will be mere next Monday (court-day),
and an interesting time 1t will be.
Mrs. John b. Goode left this week for
Richmond where she expects TO spend
the winter
Bedford Is proving itself to be not only
a great county for apples, but also. for
fine cattle. Mr.. q. r. Gingerman, OF Penn
syivania, has been in the county for the
past TWO weeks, buying up cattle for the
markets Of that State. Last week n
shipped FIVE carloads and this week six
more. numbering 2l5 head Of cattle Dur
ing this month there have been about
twenty carloads shipped from this point.
Quite a number OF Bedford people are
attending the Exposition at Atlanta this
week.
r. W. Coffee. who has ucen engaged IN
business IN Richmond for some time, Will
soon move his family TO that city.
Miss Matte Blandford returned from
an extended visit TO Petersburg and Nor
folk this week.
Grace church, Petersburg, has secured
the services OF Mr.. Johnson Morris. of
this place, as choir master. He expects
TO have a choir of nifty voices for the
Wednesday afternoon service and during
the Lenten season; the Sunday night choir
will be composed OF men and boys. the
one for the morning service Will consist
OF a quartette and chorus.
Z. H. CLARK. manager for the Salem
Carriage Company. at this place, has
resigned his position and left to-day for
Washington to engage in business.
j. p. Wright, who lives near Stewards
Vile. has housed this year ninety-nine
barrels Of corn from nine acres OF land
This Is q good yield for dry season, and
we doubt II IL can be beaten In the coun-
y.
W. G. 5. Robertson. the man charged
with the murder Of j. I. Roberts. and
who was sent 10 Lynchburg for safety,
was returned on Monday last In the Gus
toIy OF Sheriff Huddleston. TO await trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Cilmore-s Band AT the Academy.

Gnmore's Band. directed by the distin-
.rilsh.d virtuOso. Mi. Victor Herbert
gave two SUPERB concerts IN TINS Guy
Yesterday. This body OF artists, for such
they are in every sense or the word
played their way into the hearts 81 the
Richmond public. The evening pro-
gramme was completed in every detail.
While Mr. Herbert Is not the equal or
Sousa, In point OF Deins decoratei WIN
medals. he is hts equal a. conductor.
His time is faultiess. his technique per-
feet and the effect that he secures from
these two sources is marvel IN the
way OF harmony.
Tho duct. cornet and trombone by II. :.
and T.. n. Clarke. was beautiful They
are certainly masters Of their respective
Instruments and their playing was iault-
less.
Miss Ida Klein. prlma donna soprano,
sung for her first number the grand aria,
Roberto Mcycrhcer.
Miss Klein IL one Of the best-known
concert singers I'm New foIk, ana mas
Widespread reputation, but last night she
was a disappointment. for while her exc
cution was good. the timber and tone or
hcg voice were rough. and az times her
notes were so harsh they were almost
cxprcssionless.
was Mr. Hcrbert's number Three times
was be forced 90 an encore. Ills eX-
preston was soulful and his execution
perfect
sig. do Carlo in HTS pic,olo solo come
Back h. Erin" evoked loud applause. He
is an artist and fl IS safe 10 say that
~ q picrolo player he has no superior.
The band as whole was just what
every one knew n would he, perfect
organization " musicians. and the effect
or their PLAYING was morvclouS.
"a Ride For Life viii appear at the
Academy tonight
Mr. r. r. Graham finished rehearsing
his new opera "Yctiva'' hero Yesterday.
a4 In. 3. % = 30
The play is now going smoothly, and
promises 10 De a success.
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Tie Tnxci,0s Tonight.

The Tuxedo Quntette WHO recently ap-
peared here with the Louise Aydelle
Company will be given benefit az the
Theatre tonight. Air. IL. Il. CardOZa,
Mr. T.. II. Cloves Mr. .. +. Lehman, and
Captain Frank Cunningham will assist
these deserving musicians.
Tho Quintette are down for several
numbers. and any ne who goes 10 hear
them will certainly listen 20 musicians
who IN their line are artists. Their
playing. as for time and expression, is
faultless.
The following is the programme.
]. Selection. II Trovatore, Nerdn, TUX
edo Quintette. Ramseyer. Currier. Ram
seyer, Biancrlli and Ramirez.
3 baritone Solo. Brown October Ale. (de
KOvcnl. Mr. H. r. CardCza.
3. Duet. violin and 'ccll0l, Salamanca,
fArauja), Frank Biancullt and Senior
Rgmirez.
g. Quartette In Silent Mead. emerson,
Mcssrs. Cunningham, Gloves, Cardoza,
and Lehman.
3. Selection. Ia pOtpourri, arr Currier),
Tuxedo Quintette.
g. Pass Solo. ont on the Deep. U.ohD,
Mr.. % T.. Lehman.
T. Tenar Solo, Sweetest Story Ever Told.
Stults). Mr.. r. II. Cloves.
s. Trio two manfOlins and guitar
stolen Kisses. (TuckerU. Messrs. Ram
seyer, Currior, aud Ramseyer, Tuxedo
Trio.
Q. Quartotte. Slumber Dearest. Tin0
Messrs. Cunningham. Gloves, Cardoza
and Lehman.
TO- Medley Southern Airs. WheaD.
Tuxedo euintctte.
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TILE COMnON COrNcIL.
The Water Equalizer Resolution Con-
Cured in-The Committees.

4 called meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell was held in the Counci. chamber last
evening at O'Clock Tor the purpose OF
taking action on the resolution appropri-
atIng 81 10 for the establishment OF the
O'D0nnell water equalizer at the corner
OF twelfth and Broad streets. The fol-
lowing members answered TO the roll
call: Nessrs. Bloomberg Briggs. Casllie.
Davis. Deane. Diacont, Don Leavy, Epps.
Ferriter. Gunst, HobsOn. Jackson, Ian
derkin. Lawder Mcdowell, Murphy.
Seav. Trower, Wallerste.n. and Woody.
President Glover and Nessrs Brock and
Grimes were reported 70 be out OF town.
on motion OF Mr. Gunst, Mr. Bloomberg
was elected President pro tenn. and on
motion OF Mr.. Ferriter. the O'Donneii
resolution previously adopted by the
Board or Aldermen, was taken from the
table. IL was put 10 A vote, but II lacked
ore OF thu. required two-thirds vote. MIR.
Dtacont voting In the negative. On mo-
tton OF Mr.. Briggs. the vote was recon-
sidered and Messrs. Epps and Landerkin
aDuealed TO air Diacont to change hts
vote. and while this discussion was going
on Counc.lmen Smith. Griffin, and Page.
OF Jackson ward, entered the chamber.
MIR Trower also spoke In favor OF the
mearure, while Nr. Diaconi stated that
he was opposed 70 appropriatlng the city's
money for an experiment while funds
were lacking for the most necessary ex-
penses.
The resolution was then concurred In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
4 Bride Dangerously Ipjarci.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Oct. A.-Air.
George ID. Masengill and Miss Inez lobe.
a young lady belonging to prominent
family of Jackson city, were married this
afternoon. A they were driving TO tho
station to start on their bridal trip TO
Washington. the team attached 10 thu
Vehicle became frightened ard ran away.
Mrs. Masseng.ll, the bride OF a day, was
thrown heavily 10 the ground. and re-
cevod a fracture Of the skull. She was
unconscious at last accounts, but physi-
clans believe the wound will not prove
fatal.
Mss Henry. OF Paris. Ky, who was also
an occupant OF the carriage. had an arm
broken. John Carroll. a driver. was also
seriously injured
Messeugill was not injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

At the approaching term OF the County
court.
The paper mil at Big Island has been
sold 10 a gentlcmas rom South Bend.
Ind. The building h.s been cleaned mp
and pat IN good condition. and. II Is
hoped, will soon be I'm operation. Tho
purchaser o. the mn Is PRESIDENT 81
similar establishment at South Bend. Ind.
Colonel John :. Mosby has arranged MA
business with the Court OF Claims. ari
left Washington Sunday for Warrenion.
and from there will visit his old beat IN
the upper part Of Fauluier county, aud
then come TO Bedford cry TO see his
mother.
Rev r.. b. Egglcston. OF the Presby-
terrain church. began a protractei meet
ing at his church last sunday LarE,
congregations are present at each ser
vice, and much interest seems TO pervade
the congregation.
The Alliance Warehouse will not run
during the coming season. The building
has been leased by u. NJ Newsom & Co
but all sales will be made at the Peoples
Warehouse. IA. w. Moseley former
manager OF the Alliance house, Will be
with -. NJ Newsom q co.
About fifteen members OF the newly
organized lodge of knights OF Pythas at
this place went up to Roanoke last week
TO see the work exemplhed by the Os-
ceola Lodge. OF that place. where they
were royalty entertained by their Roa-
noke brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. PA spo-
cial from Scale, Ala. says;
r. r. Refroe. who lives four miles
south of Scale on the road from Scale
to Pittsboro, keeps a small store in front
of his dwelling. While out picking cot
ton in field near the store, he Was
fired upon by some one In ambush, al
about 1 O'Clock this afternoon.
The would-be murderer. after leaving
Renfroe presumably dead robbed the
store ana set fire 10 II. Renfroe. la the
mean time. having rcgained conscious
ness, had started TO the store. and was
met by the robber and shot again. Rem
froe though still alive. Is desperately
wounded. and says he did not recognize
his assaiiant. There is no clue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

The musicale given at Cathedral Hail
last night under the auspices OF the
Catholic ladies of Richmond, FOR the
benefit Of the Home for incuraoies, was
a decided success. arusiically ana hnan-
ciauv. IL was under the direction OF
Mr.. i. Louis sullivan whose name IS
always a guarantee OF success. The nan
was filled with an enthusiastic audience
and every number was heartily encore'.
The following was The programme.
Ouartotte ................ Sweet and Low,
Miss Porter. Mrs Durrett. Mr.. Wat
kins. and Mr. Cardoza.
Solo SOPRANO ................ Thine Only,
Miss Porter.
Duct ............... Tuscan Tolk-Song.
Mrs. Durrctt ann Mr.. Watkins.
Solo. baritone ............-..... speed o.
Mr. CardcZa.
Reading -St. Peter al ine Gate; Othelio s
Mr. :. J.. Kelly.
Solo. tenor. Come Where the Lindens.
Nh Watkins.
Duct ................ when I Know.
Miss Porter and MIR Cardoza.
Solo. alto, .....-...........-......be Zen boll'
Mrs Durret.
cuartette. .....................'.I oo"-.Ni5ll''
MISS Porter, Mrs Durrett, Mr. Wat
kins. and Nh. Cardoza.
Miss Porter is comparatively new
singer I'm Richmond. but her reception on
this occasion insures her a warm wei
come whenever She shall choose TO ap-
pear I'm public. Her sweet rich voice
and pleasant manner completely charm
II her hearers The other singers are
well known for their charitable work.
and acquitted themselves, as always,
well IL is always a pleasure 60 hear
them. Mrs. Durrett sang The old, IA
miliar song. Ben Bolt. I'm an especially
sweet and sympathetic manner.
st Peter al The Gate seemed TO catch
the audience with its humorous alu-
sions. and Othello's Apology was forcibly
delivered. and I'M good voice
Mr.. Shepherd Webb was the efficient ac-
companist. and contributed his part 10
an entertainment wen arranged and exc
cutcd.