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The herald., 1895-09-03
nOney Quotations

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Sight
drafts on New York. 2%o.
Telegraphic Sc.
LONDON, Sept. o.-Bank of England
discount rats, per cent.
Consols, los 1-16d.
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MERCHANT TtHORIlNG

JUST RECEIVED AT 444 SOUTH
Spring ST., fine stock of imported and
domestic woolens, from which we are pre-
pared to make up suits in latest style and
at the lowest prices. We are also prepared
to show one of the best liues of woolens in
the city, suitable for ladies' tailor made
suits. Give lis a call; will please you as
we'll as save you money. E. W. BELTS.
IF
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City Lots
FOR SALE-GRIDER & DOW'S
ADAMS STREET TRACT.
THE TRACT OF HOMES,

300 50.foot lots facing OH the widest
streets in the city, Adams street. so feet
wide; Central ave-. so feet wide; Twenty
eighth ST., 100 feet wide; also Twenty
seventh and Twenty-ninth sts., all lined
with lovely palms and shade trees.
Every street is curted, graded and grav-
eled and is sprinkled daily by the city.
Wide cement walks. Rich garden loan
soil. The healthiest portion OF the city.
High and signify location; grand view Of
the city and mountains. The daily trade
winds blow fresh and unobstructed direct
from the ocean. Over It's lots sold and
50 fine homes built in year. A fine pub
lie school bdilding to cost $17, 900 will be
built at once on the tract. Visit this prop
erty and compare it with the other tracts.
Our prices are $500 to $500, on easy terms.
A double electric line runs through
this property. Take the Vernon cars,
corner Secord and Spring streets
IL minutes ride from the business GEN.
ter. For views of the tract. maps anu all
information. write or call upon us. Free
carriages. Tel. 1899. GRIDER s. DOW,
139 S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE = $225O - MAGNIFICENT
building lot, 75x170 to 20-foot alley. on
Twenty-eighth ST., west OF Figueroa;
only hrst-class Improvements; street
severed and sidewalked; two lots
only at this figure.
G. A: SUMNER & CO., Sole Agents,
5-l3 1874 s. Broadway.
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Mining Shares

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2.-Oficial
closing quotations for mining shares wers
"a follows.
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The Way to reach catarrh is through the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla by purifying the
blood, removes the cause of the disease and
permanently cures catarrh. Take only Hoods
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WEATHER REPORT

rhe Monthly Meteorological Summary IT
June
Observer George M. Franklin Of the
local weather bureau furnishes the follow.
ing report for the month of August. to-
gether with comparisons with previous
wears:
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Hoods pills act easily, yet promptly and
effectively, on the liver and bowels 25c
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MINING
MEDICAL
STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES

FOR SALE-SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES
IN the thirteenth annual series of the
Savings Fund and Building society of
Los Angeles. established in 1888. Office
rooms. 101-102 Wilson Blk, First and
Spring SITS. 1i-20
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II you sufer from looseness of the bowoos
you.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Rates for advertisements under this classifi-
cat'on-1 time, S cents per line: l week, 80
ITS per line: / month, 81 per line
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MRS. TREHY-FRENCH DRESSMAK-
ing. work and fit guaranteed; con-
tract. 127 E. Third st. 2-22
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Notice 70 Creditors

T. ]. BOLTON, Register
7-6 tues lot ENOCH KNIGHT, Receiver.
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FOR EXCHANGE

Rates for advertisements under this cnssIh.
cation-l time, 5 cents per line; l week, 80
cents per line; l month, 81 per line
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Also beautiful lot on Twenty-ninth st..
neav Hoover. 75x137 to alle,. with graded
street and sidewalks; think! $l650.
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Il PRECIPITATION (IN TNCHEs) FOR THIS
MONTH IN
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DRESSMAkING

MISS BASSEMEYER HAS REMOVED
her dressmaking parlors from 81 N.
Main St, to 2ll s. Broadway, where she
has fitted ny elegant parlOrs and will
be ready to receive Sept 4th. $50
MRS. H. NJ. PERCIVAL, ,DREsSMAKER,
l39 N. Spring st.. room 10, Los Ange-
es. Prices from $3.50 up; fit guaranteed
2-26
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FOR SALE-1O-ACREO ORANGE RANCH
at Duarte, the blue ribbon orange Sec
ton; 10 shares of stock in the best water
company in Southern California. Apply
to A. STEVENS HALSTED, room III,
BrySon blk
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FOR SALE-4O-ACRE RANCH NEAR
Newhall. with house. barn. chicken
house. fruit trees and vnes;s good we'll.
A snap ct $2500. ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
214 N. Spring st. If
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE, 10 ACRES
choice fruit land in good location; 8
acres in fruit trees, acre in alfalfa; 800
lemon trees. balance in peaches and
prunes. Will all be in bearing next sea-
incumbrance; will trade for good paying
livery stable G. r. WRIGHT, 1856 s.
Broadway. 3-5
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FOR SALE.-BEST OF FRUIT AND
alfalfa lands, in 4O-acre tracts, with
artesian well on each tract; SIS per acre;
$25 per month, without interest, till paiu
Address JOHN G. HANNAH, Lancaster,
Los Angeles county Cal
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Il. A. MILLER,
237 w. First st.

FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH
BAS6ETT g. SMITH, Pomona, Cal.
6-26tf
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FOR SALE-SCHOOL LANDS LOCATED
- We charge small fee. DAY &
CROUCH, l19K S. Spring st.
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT Il SMITH. Pomona, Cal.
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FOR SALE--A FINE BEARING AP.
pie orchard near this city; will bear
the closest investigation; price, $3.50 per
acre. A. W. WRIGHT,
Z 300 w. Second ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

BUFFALO. y. y, Aug. li.-This was
ladies' day at the Grand Circuit races, 50
sr Hamlin filled his grand-siand if ho
did not his cash boN. The advertised
event which ottracted all attention was
the match race between Azote and Fan
tasy.
Most horsemen expected that Mr.. Ham
lin would not let Fantasy race on ac-
count of her bad foot, due To- the acci-
Cent AT Cleveland. When She did come
ON the track the odds were an against
her Gerz drove Fantasy and Mcdowell
drove AZOtc.
The track was in superb condition. The
start was bad, Fantasy tagging hdli
length behind Azote ,erz let the mare
ont, and Ot the quarter she was head ana
head i'm Az0te. bat in the next quarwter
of "a mile she dropped back again, content
% stick 20 A10te's flank. Mcdowell was
driving in exhibition style
Gerz drove Fantasy out agoini anu
put her beside Azote at the three-Quaiter
pole. Jut when AzOte began moving in me
stretch. the mare could not keep the
pace. and finished two lengths behind
Az0te. whose time was 2g ia.
The second neat was trOtted i'm much
The same way. To please the grand
stand Mcdowell held AzOte and let fanta-
So tr0t beside her. When DEE came INTO
the stretch he swung wide out on the
track. and drove home length and a
half ahead IN 2.i2 -.
IN Rami Won the three straight heats
in the 2.is class. trottipg with Valley
Queen. finishing second each time.
Gerz did some mastery driving I'm the
2.4 trOt winning the 5000 purse Tor
the Village Farm, with the black stallion
Athena. Athena was the taNOrlie az
even money Miss McGrcgOr had the
pole iu the first heat. and carried the
bunch 10 the half mile I'm 1907 l-2 Here
6erz brought Athena 20 the 'front.' ana at
the stretch Dee Was In line With Lady
Wilton and Miss McGregor.
The race 10 the wire was exciting. Athe-
no taking the heat from Lady Wilton by
a head. Miss NcGrrg0r finished third.
Lady Wilton pushed Athen0 hard in the
second heat. but failed by half a length
and the tamliu colt got the third heat
in an exciting race with Miss Mcpregor
or the twelve entries IN the 2.3i trot an
Were drawn but four, OF which Tommy
brifton was the best.
Frid0y Corbett Will bc ont with his
sparring partner, and Saturday fltzsim-
mons VIII box ami punch the bag.
AsOte VIII De- {. ken 20 Chicago 20 race
Btc4e eta, f arrangements cdn be mad2.
Summaries.
Two-twenty-oieht class. trotting; purse,
i2NU
~ Raml ch. o., 10y Wldnut.
Nellie Benton. by General Benton
lS.ugrnD, ................1 !
valley queen, ..t.............2 2
Judge Rys' Arnie Mace. Lille Glen
Carlton Burlin4sme. NiIl 'rs.
Time. 2.l5 3-i 2l6. 2l6l-L Divided
third and fourth money.
rwo-twehty class, trotting purse, S,-
Atheno. blk. e., by Junior by Hark-
away tFtiIl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. / +
Lady Wilton, ...............-........3 .
Brun Hildc. Narston C.. Hnda.
Time. 2lf. 2.l6 3-i. 2l6l-2
Match Vlf. D 81 IT lAn|H1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Preparations Being Made for Their
Removal to League Island.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. N-The
boilers and machinery Of three OF the six
old war monitors. now at Norfolk, Va,
are 10 be taken to League lsalnd ana
New York They are In such bad con-
dition that the Navy Department has
concluded that the expense Will. be too
great 10 repair the' motive power Tor
the comparatively short Journey nortn.
Repairs TO the egines and boilers Will
be made as a precautionary measure IN
the event that they might part with the
tuIs. which Will take them 20 New \ orN.
Two years ago the old monitor Nan
tucl<et, where the Origiral monitor went
down off Cape Hatteras. became sepa-
rated from the vessel, which was tow
ing her. and IL was only because of the
fact that the Nantucket had steam up
that she was saved. The three monitors.
whose prOpelling power Is not worth re-
pairing will be- attached 10 the tow, and
those on board will be obliged 10 take
thcrc hances In the event OF stfm.
The Navy Department to-day ordered
Chief Engineer John Lowe 10 proceed
from Norfolk 10 League Island aud New
York I'm charge of the monitors. which
will Dee divided between two con-
voys. When the first convoy reaches Us
destination be will return TO Norfolk by
rail. and take charge OF the second.
Aside from the detection of their ma
chinery. the monitors despite their many
years OF lethargy in the mud OF the
James river at Richmond. are I'm fair
condition. and may be put into useful
service when they are repaired.
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TateVrnphic t,reyifie<.

K>-ONVlLLE. TENN. Aug. H-Noth-
INK of Importance was done by the Inter
state Coal Association to-day. becauss
OF the nOn-arriVal of several members OF
The alleged combine. il b. expected that
several important matters will be acted
on tomorrow. including plan OF pro-
cedure against the State Of Tennessee.
which Is now heavily engaged In mining
coal with cOnvcts.
The opening OF the state mines at
rrushy Mountain has already caused
cigh, mines I'm the combines regions to
suspend operations.
Al Fairfield. Mo-. yesterday. the saw
mills Of q. \. Phillips < Co, Saney
& CO.. and y. Tolman X Son were de-
stroyed. with valuable contents. and
quantities OF lumbtr and finished stock.
by a fire which started IN the Phillips
mill Los. Si250o. Insurance. $4,000.
In Fairfield. Mont. the fire. which
started about noon Yesterday IN Phillips
Lumber Mills. destroyed the structure.
and spread TO Mes Mill. which was also
destroyed. and Tolman's mill is now ON
fire Watervilc has been asked for as
sistance large quantity OF lumber has
been burned. At l;3D i. NJ the IRE was
under control. The loss Will reach slOo.-
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DIsPENsfRY TRoUDLES'


,.,s.d bv the >uprcm" court
,,,rr-,rrfA s. e.. Aug. IA case ol
1900. ,,t,r.st was decided to-day by Chloi
r.,et,,e NcIvor Of the Supreme Court 0,
80. ,,.roiina The dispensary law OF
.., soto providcs that upon certain"
'..'' tho State officials may ehJoh
i..,. er,,o selling iutoNicants.
't,,,,..,ll.r,- under these PROVISIONS Ut
f,.fro Houuctt. sitting IN lhls ci's
s.,,.. fIme last october enJoih," on. .
t,-iit..r, Sheppard from seAns OF o'i'i
,,..s. dfsuosing of splutuols nluoi'' ~
t,.. recent term OF The court ll l"is '''s
1bennarl was brought up neioie DD7o
ro,.rsond. the circuit Julse. on lio 'ii"' -1
of contempt of court ln a.i""s i.P'.'
....,... 80 tho order Of Judge Bennett.
,....... .-,,.n.end held Sheppard guilty OF
Do@t.n,lf OF Judge Hennctt5 order ant
s,,t.rool him TO pay fine OF 81" ana
T., ,,,rrfeonment iu The pcnitenuary Tor
.iott morfhs. Sheppard was committee
ar.orlirel.. his head shaved, put ln
stripes. and srt to WORK. ,,.,,.-...
last week his lawyers, John McNlaele
and B. l.. Abncy. moved before hlci
Justice Mclvei for ihe olS' 5r o' ..,... .,,i
rari or several erounls. 'il am9.s
tI.rn ,r.s that tne provision OF the ais-
ferelrr law providing for the tohicihNl
Irore0 IIues are DO violation or the otate
and Federal CONSUL iNi-'it' .,.
-ri.' evening the decision Of the Chief
r,,..f.. was received. RE orders Shco-
rarI discharged but without considcrr44-
ion of the corsiituio,.ia.i. qaSs,'tf ,saont, ,i1e
,.,tt,,,. tgrisltcti0n Go pass the Judgment
VI which sheppard was charged Of vo-
fe,i,a tho constitutional question SIS
not considered. . .,. ,.,.,,,
eorrc3 upon the superintendent Of the
InnUlnlllIl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

TSHpEMfNG. MICH, Aug 1.-THE
striking miners decided yesterday 10 re-
main ont until such time as their action
is recognized by the companies This
means "A long period OF idlcness as the
romuanits will certainly not do business
with the union, and I'm the unequal nght
now on the men viii bee beaten
NARQU E1"iE. MICH, Aug. H.-Ihe
striking miners yesterday maichel IN
hoiv 10 each of the mines tied up by the
strike TO ascertain what terms the COM
ranies had decided 90 ofer. They We're
headed by "A committee representing the
Miners Union. This committee sought
a conference with the managers at eleh
mine but they were told that none bur
actual en- ploycs would be received or
recognized. This was the first e,iort on
the part of tine strikers % ascertain what
concession in wages the companies wo"il
make 40 ls denied az the mine offices
that any preparations are being made 10
start the steam shovols.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
A Bald Eagle Captured Alive.

BRIDGEPOUT Aug IA bald eagle
alive and in captivity is "a care thing up
here. but one was captured hy -drinrr
h,v near Kent last week and kept until
IN was sold tO Danhury bird dealer.
Last week Archie Wing, boy working
for Jerome Leonard. was attending some
cattle which We're pa.tur.n lh the lois
,,,st Of SpC0rer's ID ID when ne saw
hueh bird 'autterns in a fence. part rail
and parf stone. The bird Missed at the
bov and struggled 10 release itself. The
bi RI was evidently weakened through hun
~er buf IN fought flerccly before IL sub
mitte1 10 be carried of head downward
To- Farmer Leonards. There It was 2lac-
e~d rav- beef fu a few DAYS 10 became
tame. The eagle was as large as a COM
mon turkey. and It's wings when spread
we're five feet in width from tip to tip.
4 few years ago large eagle vas shot
Archie Wings eagle Is the first one cap
tured alive in that place
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TIfE MINED COWHTSSION.
1t Has Departed for the scene of the
Chinese Ma-aHcre.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA cabiegram
received al the State Department from
d. Courtney HixsOn, United states con-
SUI at FoO-Chow, reports the departure
from that place of the mixed British
and American commission ID investigate
the Ku-Cheng massacre.
Mr.. HixsOn Is member of the commit
tee. and he Is accompanied Boy Ensign
Waldo Evans as the other American repre-
sentative.
The recoenltion OF the JOINT commission
as an Official body. whose conclusions
shall Doe binding has not been accorded
f.- the United States. such authorization
could not bee given by MIR. DENLY but
hv the Secretary OF State, or President
only.
If is said al the State Department that
AFR. Denhy has the entire matter lh
charge. and that an ARRANGEMENTS respect
ine the commission are without eApllcil
Instructions from Acting secretary Adee'
AS to bow far the commissioners Will acl
rorfoiutlv. the State Department mas no
t,,vel.dgo. and will leave il to the dis
erection of tine American representatives.
whether they viii join the British OF
fcials ia making the same report 20 both
Governments.
As the conclusions reached and rec
concentrations made hy the commission
wifi not bee binding on this Government
it Is not a matter of concern whether
tho commissioners agree or not.
Whatever they report. whether jointly
or separately. VIII not interfere with nee
eotiafIons between Great Britain and
the United States as TO what course
shall be pursGed. if both nations think
it desirable TO make a joint protest o.
demand.
As tho matter stands at present. the
Washington Government Is free TO 90 as
e. ploascs: 10 proceed separately IN relt-
tion 10 its overtures 10 the Chinese Gov
ernmont. or act in concert with Great
Britain.
Consul Reed. at Tien Tsin cabled the
State Department that there was cholera
at Tien Tsin and Che-Foo. This informa-
ton may have a bearing on the Chinese
troubles. because the lniteu States flag
ship Baltimore has gone to Che-Foo, in
order that Admiral Carpenter may be in
close telegraphic communication with Mr.
Dcnhy.
The Navy Department Is exceedingly
careful about allowing naval vessels %
remain al an unhealthy port. and the
Baltimore and the sunboat Mach.as. which
IS also at Che-Foo may be compelled to
20 elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 1.-THE mystery
surrounding the death of Frank CLANCY.
of Kalamazoo. Mich. al Ann Arbor last
week. SIS becoming more complicated.
Yesterday the local police arrested Pat
Bowie. OF kalamazoo here ON suspicion
but .ne recent developments indicate that
Bowie is innocent
Frank Hcsn.ck of Kalamazoo. is belicv-
ca TO have been "a bitter enemy Of the
murdered man. because the latter Op-
posed Hesuick's marriage 10 his mother,
Mrs Mary CLANCY. oi Ann ArbOr. who is
wealthy. ON This the local police base
suspicious that Hesulek had something TO
do with the crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

II H. bought hy The Reorganization Com
miitec- Term. of the sale.

IL II Fought n' the i''"' t""'|"''''' '''''
mlftrr Term. of the sale.
,-t. .,7 of
'iii'.l''' -. N"-' it'
one .uf fN. m.-t remarkable l'-" A-'''s
f. n. ....r. .f ..rnnrati0u litigation
. t.f.. t.h.n fNt ur1rarfy of ile
I...IH. ..f r.ftle-Fetdinl company,
..f.r.. rI known as fh. Whisky Trust.
..I I'd n.nDn On tne .ourt-hoI e.
Steps U mis- .|fE af 1880 This mlfAiAs
rf. .. Ur...f ID m.ra lormllity. as
There W.l. Ul other Dob licr- besides tNt
T.af-. rI.II... Committee. whose nii ui
stNIHN. ....r. .rif.I lu the decree OF sale
1a. a......I
fN. lr.st. N..an OBJ. sale 40 lo O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Grand jury inNestigating-> Secret
pnrials Reported Grave Robbery.

WINSTON, y. G.. Aug. lf.-Ihe grand
Jury. which is stin IN session here, Is
making thorough Investigation Of sun
day nights riot Everything Is quiet
here tonight ana there Is no indication
of any further trouble.
The Gatling gun which was hrousht
nerefrOm Charlotte viii not be returned
before tomorrow, and not then II Il Is
deemed best 10 keep IL longer says Mayor
Gray.
II is announced tonight that three
negroes were secretly buried by their
friends north OF " insfOn last night They
were wounded during the riot The
negroes Will reveal nothing regarding
the number injured during the trouble.
\ craEe-rObbery story has produced a
sensation in " likes county. ana the
citizens are indignant as well as excited
over the affair.
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MISS LANGHORNE ENGAGED.
Announced That She Will We'd Charles
Dana Gibson,
The FAMOUS AMERICAN ARTIST.
Great Interest Manifested ut the White
when the Engagement Became
known-One OF Nirginia's
Beautiful Women,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA,
Aug. H-Spocial.-,rute Juror was
created here to-day by the announcement
OF the engagement OF Miss Irene Lang
horne TO Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson, the
distinguished artist. OF New York. The
interesting news was the one topic or
conversation here to-day.
AIR. Gibson has become quite famous OF
late years for lis sketches for comic
papers. IL is not known when the we'd
ding will take place.
Mr.. Gibson Is said 70 have met Miss
Langhorne IN New York year ago last
fall. when she went on 10 open tho Pa
triarchs' Ball with Mr.. Bartlett, one OF
New Norks most prominent society men.
Mr.. Gibson has several times since been
20 this city 10 see her. and this summer
De visited her al her fathers country
residence. in Alhemarle county.
Miss Langhorne IL one OF the ereSest
beauties IN the South. and. excepting
Miss May Handy. II may be said she
stands unequalled and unfivallcd In her
regal beauty. She possesses I'm an IN
trinsic degree that charmngness OF man.
ner that Is as captivating as her beauty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Gnrmeni.Nnk Strike.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-five thousand
Jacket and pants makers went on a stfiHc
this morning Besides these l,No othef
workers. classed as unskillsl workers, are
thrown out Of work. By noon to-day fui-
IL 5000 taIOrs had quit work The ch.i-
dr,n's Jacket workers union called ont
an lts members. There are besides some
800 pants makers. and nearly i"" unor-
ganiZed wOrkmen who have been forced
out o. employment by tho strike. Men
and women are Joining the strikers each
hour. The coat-mak,rs and skirt-makers
win probably go out in the course oi "a
week or two. which viii swell the nun.I-'
~ -irlEnrs un ID lull .lnnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

WAsHlNGTON. ID. c.. Aug. li-Act-
mg-Sccretary McAdoo. Of the Navy d.
pariment, to-day certified ID the Presi-
dent the recommendation Of the Naval
Examining Board. in the cases Of COmmO-
dOre Letter Beardsloc. Lieutenant O.. W.
Tyler. and Ensign Marbury Johnson, re-
Gently examined for their promotion 10
the next highest grade. tnat of rtar-ad-
miral. commander and ,he lieutenant
Junior grades. respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

OTTAWA. Aug Hrrhc government
has been advised of the arrival Of the
steamer Ellen +. King. at ST. Johns \.
T., from The West Indies. with yellow
fever On board
The owners are willing 10 have the
vessel disinfccted hut the firm 10 whom
the cargo is consigned object TO us de-
livery.
The local health office has reported In
favor OF dis'nfcctiOn. and instructions
have been issued accordingly.
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ar,rrs nrrnrsENIrp.

lowing delegates 20 be- present. ,,-,,
Alabama Jane -. f.-,.J'l,, Joo.s'I' u' \ Wii-
Hoss9n. John w. loinil''''"' i'' ~ -
s0r, and S W. Johh.
Dn.n" J.. y. "..' ',,ot.b and l.. r.
Livingston.
Indiana Allen w. 'larh.
BclaWare-J. J.. H4nl7nNil- ~, = Mon
Maryland vs.. NJ. Coz. nNn. W. IT, ''''''-
ncko. and Charles r.. Darcy.
Kentucky -Inah Nooifon.
North DAKOTA WINS Dr. hiriey. .
Missouri -G0fern0r Nillam J., r,,in,e'
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Too High for Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE owners Of the
Grnat Northern Hotel have projected a
theatre addition. which nas 10 De second
only to the Auditorium. and on which
they are prepared 10 spend Si.5pe1. YES
h. riav the architect submitted the plans
to the city OH tnis ftr the purpose ~
obtaining building permit. Il was d.s-
covered that the plans call for build
mo % feet high. and the architects at
,.nfion was called 10 the law, which now
limits the height Of buildings 10 80 feer.
The Mayor was appealed TO. but ne Gays
the law Is explicit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
D,s,urbed Public Worship.

HUNTINGTON. ". VA. Aug. IA
Robert Rcss, Ell Lucas, Lucian Adkins,
and John Albright. members OF the most
prominent families in the county, were
lodged In iail here this morning. They
took possessl0n ~f a church during the
services on Madison Creek, sunday. and
cursed iha congregation. while in pray
err Pulling out rack OF cards they IN
serv,ce went on. Their action. created a
great sensation.