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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
MrArIIEK roHEcAsr.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. oct. s.-Weather
Conditions and General Forecast. The
area OF high pressure covers the region
east OF the Rocky mountains. the barome-
ter being highest over the lower Missouri
valley and lowest north OF Montana and
over the lower ST. Lawrence valley.
Showers have prevailed on the Atlantic
coast. followed by fair weather ana gem
orally clear weather prevails throughout
All other districts. IL is much colder
east of the Mississippi and I'm the Gulf
states, and is warmer In the extreme
Northwest Generally fair weather viii
continue. with cold. northerly winds on
the Atlantic coast and with slowly rising
temperature from the Mississippi river.
For Virginia. Fair. continued cold I.
northerly winds. with frost.
For North and South Carolina: Fair.
northerly winds; frosts in Interior: colder
IN southern portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
CAMILLE and RICHARD III.
The Former Was at the Academy and the
Latter AT the Theatre.

A very small audience saw Ellie Ellis
Ter and her company present Camille
az the Academy last night Miss Ellis
lerS portrayal OF the character OF
camille is much more acceptable than
that OF her Rosalind, but even this Is
not saying much. one thing is certain.
ana mat IS. that as an emotional actress
MISS tllsler lacks that intensity OF feel
ing necessary 10 sustain the severe
climaXes of Camille She closed her
engagement here last night.
\ large and appreciatiye audience filed
the Theatre last night and witnessed
Thomas keenes rendering of Richard,
Duke of Gloster, afterwards King Richard
Ill IL is delightful TO watch such an
actor as keenc. In every word. gesture.
ana attitude there is that careful study.
perfect polish. and abandoned grace that
shows how perfect is the actors con-
struction or the authors conception. AS
usual. keenes company was in every
respect most capable ana smooth sup
port. The engagement closed last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
AN AMENDMENT TO THE COSSTf-
TUITION WITHOUT DEBATE.
The Title Bishop CosdJ utor' Substituted
for assistant Bishop"-A Eesolu-
ton to Divide Three Dioceses.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Oct S.-The
cold weather condition showed marked
change in the attendance at the House
OF Deputies. and II was after ~ o'clock
before the session openSd.
After the preliminary formalities the
committee on changes in the constitution
submitted report unfavoribie TO the
proposed amenument whereby II was
proposed to substitute the word "consti-
TutICns' for that OF constitution, alt
asked To Re discharged.
The report or the committee was adC1t-
cd.
Mr.. Elliott. OF the same committee, sub
mitted report upon the resolution by
Judge Fairbanks, the intent Of which
was TO authorize any diocese 10 set aside
a part OF its territory as a mission. TniJ
report was also uniavorable.
Dr. Samuel Hart, custodian OF the
standard Book OF Common prayer SUD-
mitted, through Or. Huntington, long
printed report relating 20 the new stand
ard, and calling attention TO the several
typographical inaccuracies.
Among other statements contained in
the report was one 10 the effect that
l.lUppD copies OF the book had been
printed from the new standard.
\ resolution adopted at the last general
convention, and providing that the name
assistant bishop be changed TO bishop
coadJuiOr wherever IL occurs I'm the
prayer-book, was- brought up for final
action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Deep interest continues TO be manifest
ed thrc ughOut the state I'm the Good
Reads Convention. which will be held IN
Richmond or Thursday and Friday Of
this week. The list OF delegates APP
pointed has been aWelled 10 more than
tour hundred. and a large number cf
these have indicated their Intention 10
be present. \ number OF those who
c9rnot attend have written 10 express
their deep interest In the work and an
earnest desire that some plan may be
agreed upon which will be I'm accord
snce with modern road methods. and by
which the roads may be permanently
improved. The Exchange. Lexington.
Dodson. and Fords Hotels will give re-
duced rates to delegates to the conven-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
The Rivers DRYING In.

Capt. Alex. Campbell, the clever conduc-
tor on the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
railway says that one OF the results Of
the long dry spell is that the water sup
uly along the railroads Is getting serious
ply along the railroads is getting serious
suffering for water TO supply their loco
motives. and the supply along the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railway Is getting
lower and lover. capt Campbell tells
ms that the Cape Fear river 1t Fayettc-
Vile Is rot half knee deep and Is not more
than twenty or thirty feet wide Deep
river has dried up 70 a mere stream, and
what water Is IN it is so low that IL is
almost motionloss. Many Of the smaller
streams are totally dry.-Greensboro
Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
IL is Known
BY lis Cures

II IS not what we say. but what
Hoods Sarsaparilla does. that tells the
story OF its merit.
The thousands OF people whom 1t has
raised from disease and despair 10 happi-
ness and health, are the strongest and
best advertisements Hoods Sarsaparilla
has. No other preparation in existence
has such record OF wonderful cures.
This IL Why Hoods Sarsaparil.a has tho
largest sale, and requires for it's produce
ton the largest laboratory in the world.
Now II you need a good medicine, why
not try that which has done others SO
much good. Remember
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
lclegrlpliic I,reyities

Secretary of State Hlnrichzen, chair
man OF the Democratic State Central
Committee, has announced 10 the MEM
bers OF the committee that Governor Alt
geld will be "A candidate for reelection.
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the
Judgment OF the lower court sentencing
bartholomew Shea TO be electrocuted for
the murder OF Robert Ross. I'm Troy, "
" during the election fight two years
ago this fall. Shea is now in Deannea-
mora awaiting electrocution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Condensed Cablegrams.

The council OF Welsh tin-plate workers
has decided TO make a formal request
OF the employers that they refuse 10 sell
black plates for Timing in other coun-
tries.
News has been received at Moscow OF
the capsizing of raft on the River Okla,
near Ozery. and the drowning OF one
hundred persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
l.. T.. Barley Probably Nominated

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. s.-Speci1l-
Indications are that Louis r. Barley has
a small but safe plurality over Bend
helm, May. and Lipscomb. Lipscomb's
vote was larger in the city than was
expected, but Disappointing IN the
county.
Barley polled a larger vote In every
precinct. while Bendheifn carried only
his own. and his vote y = great disap-
poiptment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
The Hargc New York Wins.

FORT MONROE. VA, oct. s.-Thore
was an exciting boat race in the Roads
to-day between the barges OF the cruisers
New York and Raleigh The course was
three miles straightway. The Raleiehs
crew took the lead and held IL until near
the finish, when the New York. by a
sharp squirt, came about a half length
ahead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Boy Hurt.

About $50 o'clock last night young
white boy fell and broke his arm. The
ambulance was summonel l. and. after his
injuries had been attended by the phys-
clan in charge. he was taken 20 his
homie, No. 81 east Cary street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Mr.. Reddy was born in the city OF
Waterford. Ireland. In 1862. He was edu-
Gated in private schools In Ireland and
England and graduated at st. Johns Uni
vcrsity College I'm Waterford. He came
directly from Ireland 10 this city and pre-
pared himself here and at the University
OF Virginia for the practice Of law. AS
soon as practicable Mr. Reddy became a
citizen OF the United States and has been
always ready 10 advance the cause OF
Democracy. He has always voted the
Democratic ticket and has assisted in
several campaigns. This is the first time
he has offered himself as a candidate for
political honors. He has for several years
had q law Office in the Shafor building and
enjoys good practice He has served as
a member of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. is an active member Of the Nc
Gill Union, and takes decided interest
in literary and musical matters. lie Is
member OF the Sacred-Heart church
choir. and frequently during the canvass
has been called upon 10 sing at the club
meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
England Again Challenges America.

NEW YORK, Oct s-The written chal-
lenge from the Royal Victoria 1acht
club on behalf OF Mr.. c. d. Rose. has
CluD. A special meeting TO consider
the same has been called for next Mon
day, the 18th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
"RisHor coADJUTor.'

The proposition Of the bishops to sub
stitute the word synod" for convention
was non-cOncurred IN by vote. the
volume of which seemed nearly equal.
on the proposition to accept the title
bishop coadJutor' instead OF assistant
bishop" the vote by the diocese was 50
10 81 . being divided.
At the opening Of the afternoon ses-
sion the House members OF the joint com
mittec appointed TO select the next place
OF meeting reported IN favor OF Boston.
An amendmcat was made substituting
Louisville. and the matter went over.
Ex-senator Edmunds, OF vermont
asked leave OF absence 10 leave the city
for the rest OF the session, and rendered
his resignation as a member of the COM
mittee on constitutional amendments.
The leave was granted and the resignd-
ton accepted.
question as TO the mode OF procedure
observed in the morning i'm acting upon
the proposed amendments 10 the new con-
stituti0n lie urged the house in
rather long speech 70 take up the COM
mittee's report and act upon its provi-
sions Independently. without section 3,
as adopted by the House OF Bishops, pro-
yiding that the senior bishop of the
Church should act as The presiding Of
ficer of the House OF Bishops and be
known by the title OF Primate. and to
that end moved the postponement OF the
message OF the House Of Bishops. THIS
provoked considerable discussion. but the
motion was lost. and the question fell
upon the amendment offered by Judge
Bennett 10 take the place OF section =,
as provided by the House Of Bishops.
RESIGNED BIsHoPs.
This section as approved by the bishops,
extended 20 the resigned bishops. whose
designations wera made necessary by
inhrmity, the right 10 vote in the House
OF Bishops ana ihe amendment deprived
them Of tbs right
Judge BENEFITS amendment was lost,
and the House concurrcd In the action
Of the House Of Bishops.
George c. Thomas, Of Pennsylvania.
shot off ;he first arrow with an amend
ment substituting the word presiding
bishop"
A good deal of feeling ard some heat
was shown in the debate upon this propo-
sitIOn.
when ballot was finally reached Mr..
Thomas amendment was lost by "A vote
OF l52 ayes TO l62 noes The question Will
revert TO section as adopted by the
House OF Bishops when the matter is
az hnst considered.
Al $50 o'clock the House adjourned.
Just before the delegates dispersed the
House Of Bishops announced concurrence
in the resolutions dividing the diocese
OF California Maryland, and Kentucky
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

No sooner had the result Of the ballot
been declared than some OF the mem
bers took alarm ad wanted the rest OF the
message postponed until a more con-
yenient season.
Dr. Huntington. the New York orator
and paruamentauan. said the House had
done what was absolutely without pre-
cedent in passing an amendment 10 the
constitution without discussion, and he
hoped that sucn action would never be
repeated.
Ex-senator Edmunds. however. thought
II would be most expeditions TO go on
with the subject at once, 50 that If any
amendments were decided upon the bish-
ops might have them without delay The
Iiouse thought the same way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Wsshington-Lec Senate. No. 1855, r.
A. T.. o.. held meeting las night ~
ST. Adams Hall ana elsctr1 Mr.. y. B.
Ferguson excellent senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Indiana Republicans Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Oct S.-The
Republican city ticket was defeated by
about 1000 majority in the election held
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Events OF THE TURF.
Results of the Grnvesend Running an"
Lexington Trotting Races.

GRAyE.SEND. y. r.. Oct. s.-"et anu
chilly weather nrevaiIed hereabouts TO-
day, consequently the crowd that at
TENDED he races Ehis AFTERNOON W.
quite small The track was !" 49,.
condition, and the going soou. -
Neptune stakes, value N,o~ TOT W.
year-olds. was captured by Heresy. o.
toll chance. who defeated Amanda "
by a neck, with Volley third. han'sn''
the prohibitiye favorite. finished last
The other stake event down on the plo-
gramme for decision was the race loi
the Parkville stakes. also OF the Vaiue
OF $500. for three-year-olds when nave
not won a stake race, and the "ini.'
turned up I'm Lucania, the faVorite' W."
Brandywine second, ana Conhoisscu'
third. Summarizes
First race-sx furlongs. Emotional r5'
Keefe, 70 - first. Garth second. saiVaoF
third. Time. IN
Second race-one and one-sNteei.n
miles.-Governor Sheehan 0R, Duny, IL
to 81 first. Second Attempt second Inc
Swain third. Time. $50 80.
Third race-the Neptune stakes, SIX
furlongs.-Heresy C9i. Hewitt. 30 to u
first. Amanda V. second, Volley thru.
Time. III IA.
Fourth race-the Parkville stakes, one
mile.-Lucania d07. Reiffe. TO y nrs,
Brandywino second. Connoisseur tniru'
Time. la ii.
Fifth race-one mile and three furlonss.
-GaIiee OI0. Simms : TO 81 first Couh-
ter-renor second, Sir Excess third. lihie'
2:O2. go,
Sixth race-six furlongs .-Sirocco ui''
Taral. TO p first, Ameer secohu' i"'
Coon third. Time. il7 IL.
LEXINGTON. ky. oct. s.-There hsNer
was brighter day in the history or mar
ness racing i'm Kentucky than this the
opening OF the twenty-third annual fail
meeting OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association. The summaries
follow.
Kentucky Futurty-s25 600. ihree-year-
olds:
oakland Baron. Dr. C.. by Baron
Wilkes, cam Lady Ma,kay,
by Silver Threal CAIila)...... !
Katrina Belle............... -
Soufine ............... ........'-..
Borcal Larabc Imcptous.
Shadow also ran.
Time: 2I6l-2. 2:l6 1-2. 2:16 i-2. 2Is.
Tennessee Derby stakes-SLooO;
Star Point. bk h.. by Brow
Hail. dam Sweepstakes. by
Snow Heel (Gers)...............2 ] !
Frank Agan..... .................. :
W W. P.........................
Guiette c.. Vera Gapel. Direction COL
Thornton, Ailaen. Tomoney Brown.
Time: 2.o6 IL. 2:07 81. 2;oS "a, ZOS il.
Two-scventeen class-trotIng purse
81 600 (unfinishsD:
Isabelle. br. m, by Jay BIRD
(BIrnctO ........... ..............-.
Roetta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bad Actor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time: 2l7 70. cl61-4, 217.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

A GOOD APPETITE and refreshing
sleep az this season indicate a condition
OF Bodily health. These are given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. II makes pure blood
and good health follows.
harmless. effective. d not pain or grips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
A CONSTITUTIONAL CHANCE.

The first vote by dioceses OF the present
convention Was demanded upon the desig-
nation OF the constitution sent down by
the bishops This ran as follows:
The constitution and canons for the
government OF that portion Of the Catho-
lie Church known in law as the PRO
tcstant Episcopal Church in the United
states"
There was no debate, and the designa-
ton was adopted by this vote:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Total Vote IN pf'C-IVI. iIV
Total for Madison Ward; Anderson. 46S'
Darr,ud. 1852: Bryant. oi3 Cabell, 0Oo;
Frayser. BIS. Harwood. 5sS. Jackson. 40;
Murphy. Sss. Reddy al, ,ratton. 800
Wallace. 20.
Amendments TO charter: For members
Police Commission. 3S; against. oil. FOR
Fire Commission 100, against, go. For
Chief OF Police. %. against 600. For
Chief OF Fire Department, 2t against,
al. For city Attorney. 275; against, 5s3.
For city Engineer. IN. against. 57S. For
Police Justice. 25s; against. CSC For SUI
uerintendent Almshouse. 2ig. against, i6s.
FOR Superintendent Gas Works, 26i;
against. $50. For Superintendent Water
Works. "a: against. 5i4
Total vote IN ward. S5i.
JACKSON WARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
FOURTH PRECINCT.
amendments to the city Charter.

TOttI VOC III VTtVINVI, OW,
Total for ward: Anderson, 3A; Barraud,
1871; Bryant, go; Cabell. 1856; Frayser. 3l6,
Harwood. 517; Jackson. l73: Murphy. iS5.
Reddy. 49,: Stratton. 20; Wallace. PSI.
Amendments TO charter: For Police
Commissioners. 263: against. Cos. For Fire
Commissioners. 2ll: against. 53. For
Chief of Police. 32l; against, 5i5. For
Chief Fire Department. "a: against 49i.
For City Attorney. Al; against, i2O. For
city Engineer. Isl: against, 400. For Po-
lice Justice. 35i; against, ol2. For super
intendent Almshouse. AS. against. Az.
For Superinis ndent Gas-Works, ii6;
against, 4sD. For Superintendent Water
Works. AL: against, il4.
Total vote cast in ward. $50.
CLAY WARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

disappointment Almshousc ,....... S
H.. Superintendent Gas-Works ........ ~
T....Supt Watcr-Works ................ 81
Total vote In precinct. ls9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
FOURTH PRECINCT.
For House of Delegates.

IVT"I NV0' 1T IT - vi
Total vote Tor Jackson Ward: Ander-
son. n: Barraud. ~: Bryant. %: Cabell.
25i. Frayser 1874: Harwood, 2lJ: jack
son, Is: Murphy. 1oI; Reddy, $50; STRAIT
ton. 1870: Wallace. 1S1.
Amendments TO Charter: For members
Police Commission l6I: against DOB
For Fire Commission, l57: against ~.
For Chief OF Police. 22G: against. l43
For Chief Fire Department. 1870; against.
lS2 For city Attorney. 26t, against.
100 For city Engineer. 261: against.
lO3 For Police Justice. go: against.
~. For Superintendent Almshouse. 26s
against, lOl. For Superintendent Gas
Works. 276: against. -. For Superin-
tendent Water-N orks. 30; against. 100.
Total vote in ward GGs.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
Prominent ii, d Visitors.

CAmProN, KY, April 6, '95.
SPENCER Cooper, Esq.--Dear Sir
/ am ii receipt of a letter from r.
M. Broas, ia which he says that
Mr.. Walbridge and others will be
at Torrent Thursday next to-day
at 2 p. in. We will send and bring
them here that evening, and on
Friday morning they want to meet
is many Of the leading men of the
county here as possible. 1 will
suggest that you and as many of
your people come here then as will
An engineer will go over the way,
and # we do cur duty ] think we
Will get the road.
Hoping that we will have 4 fail
day, ] remain,
Yours truly, !. r.
q. 7. Hurst.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

nanse 6nsr fron shis distriM who would
repsesesst tbs saassv Win Satisfaction V
Vie people generally And that man Is
Spencer Cooper, d THn HAZEL GREEN
HSRAID. 1Ic has labored assidnousIy
for the past ten years for the upbuilding
Of this section, always advocating such
measures as he honestly believed would
be to tho beat interests Of the whole PEG
pie, and we think he should at least be ac'
corded this position in recognition OF the
valuable services lie has rendered.
We believe be will Oe accepss5le to the
people Of both counties, and " elected
would reflect honor on this district.
STlosTsToP.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

A letter from z. 7. Hurst, esq,
which Is reproduced with this issue
of our paper, says that Mr.. Wal
bridge, president of the American
coal company, Of New York, and
several other railroad magnates,
will be in Campton on Friday Ito
morrow, and they would like to
meet with as many of our citizens
as can conveniently attend. We
do not know just how much of the
right of way has been secured or
how much has been donated in
cash subscriptions, ties, timber,
ETC., but we presume the right Of
way has been practically secured.
IN this connection we have TO say
that, from the best information we
now have, the railroad will be built
IL we raise $4,000 in cash and
guarantee tho free right of way.
Accepting this as fact, we cannot
see how any citizen Of money or
lands should hesitate to contribute.
to the construction Of the road.
From an impoverished conditionit
wosIld transform our county into
an eden of incalculable wealth,
and every man in the county would
he benefited BY all means let
us guarantee the right Of way and
get up the $4,000. The monied
men Of the county should meet at
Campton on the day named and
obligate themselvesin thatamount,
and every man on the proposed
line should grant the free right Of
way. For the sake Of everything
in life that we hold most dearour
county, her citizens and theirchil-
dren--let us not miss this golden
opportunity to forever better our.
condition. God forbid md may.
he have mercy On the benighted
being who for moment hesitates.
to help.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11

se,eral m,nths ago TIE Messenger sug-
gested speDcer Cooper as a suitable man
to represent this district in the next leg
islature, and we can only voice the SEN
timent of "Short-StOp," Cooper, we be-
lieve, will do as much for the people Of
Morgan and Wolfe counties as any man
we can send. Morgan Messenger.
While we very much appreciate
the nice things said about us By
our friend and fellow-citizen, who
ever he may be, and the steadfast-
ness Of our friend and co-laborer
Of the Morgan Messenger we can
in no sense make q fight for the
nomination, nor Will we. Other
good men ia the county who are as
much interested in the upbuilding
.of our section as we, perhaps, as
pire To the place, and we are there
fore constrained to smother self
altogether that we may not antag-
onize them. This, however, we
still say: If, in the Judgment and
wisdom Of the dear people of
Wolfe, with whom is vested every
interest we have in life, we should
be their choice, and it should be
our good fortune to be elected to
this position of honor, we shall do
oil and everything within our hum
bic power to win their encomiums
and deserve their pmans of praise,
and to this end devote every mo-
ment in watchfulcare Of Morgan
and Wolfe's interests. Let the
people sayl 4 .~-.-
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-11
70 Meet n Lexiputon.

Next Thursday there will be. d
meeting i'll this city Of persons in
terested III the proposed Kentucky
q Ohio railway. President Wall
bridge, Of the American coal com
pany, New York, Will reach here
the first of the week, andon Thurs
day a committee from Hazel Green
viii meet him at tho Offices 81 tie
Lexington & Eastern railway ii
this city.--Lexington Leader, Sth.