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The morning times., 1895-09-10
New Discoveries at Pompeii.

Eighty men who are excavating at Pom
pei, under the superintendent of the Ital-
ian government, unearthed n house the other
day which contained objects of great inter
est and beauty. The walls are decorated
with frescoes. Their charm is their fresh
ness and wonderful richness OF color. One
little painting of a cockfight gives n hint
at the sporting pTu--!yfties of the owner.
Other pictures, representing fruit, fish and
game, are surrounded with festoons of
flowers. The most remarkable feature of
the rooom, as one sees it now, is the furni-
ture. Here one can see the past glories OF
the PompeiaDs in stu. Everything is of
marble-tables, fountains and statues, all
in perfect condition and the purest white.
One of the tables stands on three marble
legs, each carved in the form of a lions
pa W and surmounted by lions head. This
table stands three and a-half feet high and
measures three feet across. Perhaps the
most rema rkable of the ornaments are the
fountains, of which there are several Two
marble statueftes of great beauty, from
which tile water seems to have been
thrown, stands at each end of an oblong
basin, about four feet in length. ALI the
woodwork was reduced to ashes by the red
hot lava which buried the city in A. d. 70.
New York Press.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
A BLACK EYE FOR OUTLAWS.

Outlaw racing in Alexandria county,
although in its last extremities, was given
almost a quietus yesterday by the Coney
Island Jockey Club in its general amnesty
to outlawed owners, trainers and jockeys
now connected with unrecognized tracks
There is no further need for self-respecting
persons to associate themselves with the
tracks across the river, and for that reason
all of them will abandon outlaw racing.
The condit ions viii ich made necessary
the disqualification OF many owners,
trainers and jockeys have been changed,
and opportunity afforded for their rein
statement, aud those of them who do not
Immediately place themselves in good
standing on legitimate tracks are either
outlaws by nature or are otherwise unfit
10 be associated with first-class racing.
An OF the good horses, trainers and
jockeys now racing in Alexandria county
viii accept the terms of The Jockey Club
They foresec the downfall OF outlaw rae
ing in this locality, and viii take ad-
vantage of the chance to avoid The stigma
of going down with it-and in doing SO
will show their good judgment.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
LORD CAMPBELLss EXPIATIoN
Marched Through Glencoe While His
Pipers Played Dirge.

Marched Through Glencoe While His
Pipers Played a Dirge.
Edinburg, Sept. 9.-Lord Archibald Camp
bell and his Highland pipers smarchedthrough
Glencoe tonight playing dirge. Lord
Archibald devised this project as an ex-
piation for the historical massacre of Glen
coe by the Campbells.
His project, however, was not accepted
by the Inhabitants of the Glen in the spirit
in which it wasinte nded and the descendants
of the massacred McDonalls gave his
lordship notice that If he or any others be
longing to the clan who murdered their
ancestors, should attempt demonstration
in Glencoe, they would send round the fiery
cross and break their heads.
Lord Archibald, however, determined to
put through his project and has asked for
police protection. 1t was feared that the
proposed demonstration would revive the
old feud between the clans. but the march
through the Glen was accomplished to-
night without disorder The McDonalds
gave no sign OF approval, but they made no
hostile demonstration.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Subscribers to "The Times" will
confer IA favor by promptly reporting
any discourtesy of collectors, or neg
lect of duty OH the part of carriers.
Complaints either by mail or In per-
son Will receive prompt attention.
The Morning Edition should be de-
nvered to ail parts of the city by $50
o'clock n. m, including Sunday. The
Evening Edition should be In the
hands of subscribers not later than
$40 II. m.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
BELGIC ASHORE.

Wrecked on the Coast of Japan, but
Passengers Saved.
San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 9.-The oc-
cideptal and Oriental Steamship Company
received to-day confirmation of the report
that the steamer Belgic from San Francisco
for Yokohama has gone ashore ON the
coast of Japan. The Beigic is aground ona
sandy beach off Yokohama, kno wnas King IS
Point.
All of the passengers were safely landed
iD boats. The steamer is resting easily
and no difficulty is anticipated in getting
her off.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
LABOR APPEALS FOR AID
Money and Books Wanted for the
Bureau and Library.
Benefits WIN BE Derived by Esn ploy.
ers and Employees Aiike-Inter-
esttng Proceedings Of Locals.

The Labor Bureau met last evening in
The Times building, the president, N. c..
Sprague, calling the meeting to order
After the usual routine business the
committee on statistics reported progress
and requested that each local organization
subscribe the sum of SO toward the bu-
reau fund.
A cash subscription of SO was handed
in by Mr.. George, of No. e0S Seventh
street northwest. 1t was determined that
a strong appeal 10 the public be made. II
is desired that all friends of orga uized
or unorganized labor shall contribute gen
eroUsiy or r.money aud books, as it is for
the benefit OF all. The bureau Will be OF
inestimabie benefit TO tue worAugmen,
not only in the way OF furnishing them
with employment, but it will also do
much good TO elevate the standard of edu-
cation and intelligence among those who
toll with their hands. The benefits are
also extended to the employers, who
through the medium Of the bureau VIII be
able to secure the very cream OF the work
ingmeu of Washington. All dona tons
can be for awhile addressed to the Labor
Bureau, in care of The Times.
The bureau urgently requests all organ
izaticas to see that their delegates attend
the next regular meeting, TO he held in
the committee room, Times building, 8
p. m. sharp Monday next, September 16.
Business of Importance viii be considered,
and the committee on rules and regulations
viii report.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
NO MERCY FOR PENSION SHARKS.

NO MERCY FOR PENSION SHARKS.
President Cleveland's determination to
refuse applications for pardous in cases
involving violations of pension laws viii
do much to break up that method OF de-
frauding the government. No branch OF
the public service has suffered so exten-
sively from the systematic swindiing OF
claims sharps as has the Pension Bureau,
and most of the fraud charged to veteran
soldiers was really the acts of INSCRIPTIONS
pension attorneys
Not all old soldiers are business men.
and they are sometimes induced to sign
papers which they do not fully understand
by the delusive statements of pension
sharks. In this way they have occasion
ally been made principals in pensionfrsnds
for which they have not been responsible,
and it is gratifying to see that no execu-
tive ciemency. will be given men who get
them into trouble.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
EXCURSIONS.
||NAW<
\ Norfolk and
/ Washington
Steamboat Co

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk. Portsmouth, and all points
South and Southwest by the powerful new
ronpalacesieamers,' Newport Nor
folk and Washington leaying daily
on the following schedule.
South bound Northbound
Lv. .wash'ton TOO pm Ly. Portsmo'h b 5:5o pm
Ly.Alex'd'ia T:30 pm Lv-Noriolk 6:l0 pm
AR n Nionr'e $50 am Ly. Fl Monroe 1:20 pm
Ar Norfolk T:a0 am Ar-Alex'dril GOO am
Ar TPortsm'h 500 am Ar Wash 'gI6n6:30 am
VISITORS TO THE ATLANTA ES-
POSITION and the resorts az Fortress
Monroe, virginia Beach and Florida will
find this a very attractive route, as it
breaks the nioDotony of an ali-raii ride.
Tickets on sale at 5l3, 619, 1421
PennsyivaDia avenue, b. & o. ticket
office, corner Fifteenth street and New
York avenue, and on board Steamers
where timetable, map, etc, can also
be had.
ANY other information desired viii
be furnished on application to the under
signed, at the company's wharf, foot
of Seventh street, Washington. %. c.
JSo CALLAHAN, GEN. MANAGER
PHONE 15l
The morning times., 1895-09-10
SCORED A VICTORY.

Striking Miners at IShpeming Make
Great Point
Negaunee. Mich, Sept. s.-The striking
miners scored victory to-day by induc-
ing ihirty-four non-union workmen, who
were bound 10 Ishperning on c. & ~ train,
TO desert and join their ranks. Pull men
Il the Lake Superior section 21 mine at
fshpeming returned to work to-day in order
10 save the Winthrop mine from being
flooded
fhe Calument company OF militia waa
transferred from Ishpeming to Champion to-
day 10 protect men operating shovels there.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

The Times is not responsible for
the preservation of manuscripts sent
to or left at this office. when ac-
compa MED by stamps such manu-
scripts viii be returned, although
any obligation to do SO is especially
disayowed.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

is more than many OF our teachers are
paid, and no man can earn it and act as
night engineer at a far away street railway
station. Perhaps Mr.. Gully farms one of
these positions out and makes a profit
in the transaction. II SO there is greater
reason why he should be requested to re-
sign one Of the positions, and in any event
the subject demands attention.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
CHOSEN FRIENDS MEET.
Tenth Triennial Convention Welcomed
to the Forest City,

to the Forest City.
Cleveland, Sept. 9.-The tenth trienniaI
convention of the supreme council OF the
Order of Chosen Friends convened here to-
day. Mayor McKissen delivered an address
sf welcome, 81 which Supreme Counsellor
Morris responded.
The morning session was -devoted to the
reading of the reports of the grand officers.
The treasurer's report showed steady in
crease in the finan >ai resources of the or
ganization, while there has been q marked
decrease in the expense of handling the
funds.
The afternoon session was largely taken
up by the Introduction ana reading of
resolutions.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Eskr1dge,s serious M,stake.

Louis Esk3dge, who stole a hive full
OF bees from Joseph A. Bowler, as de-
scribed in The Morning Tines yesterday,
was sent to jail for three months by Judge
Kimall. EskbridGe pr otes ted that he
did not know 1t was unlawful TO capture
'sbugs of the air.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Both Governor o'Ferrall and the Board Of
Trade committee are respectfully invited
to witness the dissolution of Alexandria
county outlaw racing. No cards.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

The Star elevated its disappearing gun
carriage yesterday and gave the public
another volley of brag. Dear old thing;
it has such a charming way.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

After the races are over. after the De
fender has won, the Americas Cup will
be newly shined up and put away for
another years fun.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

A Roosevelt rampant and an empty beer
glass would be suggestive emblems for
the Prohibition ticket in New York city.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
schooner Elu{ CITY ashore.

Baltimore. Sept. 0.-The schooner Elm
City, which sailed from this port f.,r Bestsn
with cargo OF cbai, is ashore in Lower
Craighin Channel
The morning times., 1895-09-10

1t may be that Tom Reed is so busily
engaged in preparing the political obitu-
aries of his opponents that he has no time
to talk.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Quoth DunravenI am sore. for am worse
beat than before, and I'll cross the sea no
more, neyermere
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Senator Gray, of Della ware, n out for the
reelection of President Cleveland, and also
for an appointment to the Supreme bench.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

II the Defender wants a blow let her
haveit. She is entitled to wind in any form,
from a hurrah to a hurricane.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Perhaps the Star will report the yacht
race better to-day. Bot it's not safe to
bet on it.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

It's not The pneumatic tire that causes
people TO grow weary OF the bicycle.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
believe

The valkyrie will take on another
Yankee polish to-day.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

HIGHER EDUCATION FOR WOMEN.
opening its higher branches of study and
its regular and special courses OF lectures
to women desirous Of awaiting themselves
The morning times., 1895-09-10
MUSIC
Every Evening.

Coaches connect at 1, s. $50, 6, $50 :. 7:so. s,
$40, 9, 10, II, Il o. m. with Met Car line at Sth
and T. Cap. Sis, and with Cable Cars at sth and
Pa. Ave Sc. Fare, round trip, 25c Coach
leaves the Arlington at p m. stopping at
Chamberlain's, Shoreham and the Raleigh.
passing Paige's, Riggs House. Rainfall and VIII
lards, thence by way of Pa. Ave Fare, round
trip, soc
The morning times., 1895-09-10
CIRCULATION OF THE WASHINGTON
TIMES

soIemnly swear that the above is
correct statement OF the daily circulation
of The Washington Times for the week
ending September 8. 1885, and that all
the copies were actually sold or mailed
for valuable consideration and delivered
TO bona fide purchasers: also that none
, of them were returned or remain in t1e
office undeliyered
c. T RICHARDSON.
Manager of Circulation
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, on
the day and year first herein above written.
ERNEST 6. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
The morning times., 1895-09-10

The Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
and Joiners held a largely attended meet
ing last evening at Costello's Hall, corner
Sixth and G streets northwest.
A committee from the Butchers Union
was present to state the situation concern
ing Butcher Auth. After hearing the com
mittee the meeting indorsed the action of
the Federation of Labor and District As
sembly in placing Auth on the unfair list.
The action of the central bodies in refer
ence 10 the lexington & Soldiers Home
and Belt Line Railways, was also indorsed-
Mr.. j. Mckay was elected delegate to
the Bureau of Labor and Workingman's
Library.
A tool claim of 81 90 for tools stolen,
was allowed.
A largely y-attended meeting of Carpenters
Union, No, 100, was held last evening at No.
627 Massachusetts avenue northwest, Vice
President NJ. D. Rose in the chair.
A communication was received from the
Anacostia Citizens committee on pGpilc
schools, requesting the union 10 appoint
q representa- tive 10 meet them in conference
at The Times building this afternoon. TIE
conference has in view the appointment
OF a representative OF organized labor on
the board of school trustees, and at the
meeting will take steps to accomplish this
purpose. If possible.
Report of action Of Carpenters Council
was ms.de by Messrs. F. Flynn. J. III. Hiesler,
J. H. Mccarthy, and NJ. D. Rose. The
resignation of J. NJ. Hiesler as a member
of the committee was received with re-
rret, and q vote of thanks rendered for
b;o IoY,u apd win able service Mr. Henry
Donaldson was elected 10 fill the vacancy.
The action Of the Federation of Labor
and District Assembly, Sc, in placing Nick
Auth, butcher, and the lexington and
Soldiers Home Railway on the unfair list,
was unanimously indorsed. A fine of 81
will be imposed upon any member proven
The morning times., 1895-09-10

If you see the announcement to-day that
''the Star was right, as it always is"
Don't ..
The morning times., 1895-09-10

1 Alta Iargelyattended dmeetingofCarriage
and Wagonma kers' Assembly, No. 3456,
held last evening at Bunch's Hall, No. 316
Eighth street northwest. the act on of the
Federation of Labor and District Assem-
bly, &c in placing Nick Auth, butcher, and
the Eekington and Soldiers Home Rail-
way on the unfair list was unanimously
ipdorsed-
A committee from Cigarnakers' Union,
No. ITO. was present for the purpose Of
distributing complete list of the dealers
in the city who handle union made cigars
and asking that none Others be patronized.
The request of the committee was granted.
The morning times., 1895-09-10

Journeymen Piasterers' Assembly, No.
1914, met in regular session last evening
at Plasterers' Hall, corner -Four -and-a- half
street and Pennsylvania avenue
The greater part of the tine was oc
cupied In the transaction Of routine busi-
ness and clearing up matters relating to
Labor Day parade.
The Marine Band case came up and was
freely discussed. Those who participated
in the discussion criticised the band :
master severely. The result of the dis
cussion was the unanimous adoption of a
resolution to the effect that so long as
Prof Fanciulli continues director OF the
Marine Band the assembly will refuse to
patronize it The other local orgaEiza-
tions will be asked to irdorse this reso-
viii be asked to indorse this reso-
-,fion.
The action of the central labor bodies in
placing Nick Auth, butcher, on the unfair
list, was indorsed.
The morning times., 1895-09-10
BEATS THEM ALL.
THE STAR ADMITS 1T AT LAST.
The Times Has the Largest Daily
Circulation.

1t is gratifying TO announce that for
the first time in twenty years the Star"
has been compelled to Withdraw its claim
of having 4 larger circulation than all the
other Washington dailies combined. This
it did last Saturday. The Star" does not
acknowledge, however, that its circula-
ton is less than The Times, although
strict adherence to the truth would neees-
state that admission. The aggregate
circulation of the Star last week was
only 1876, while The Times had bona
fide circulation of 212, 1856, or 80, ,249 more
copies than the star" as will be seen
by the following sworn statement. The
net gain OF The Times circulation last week
was s,2i9.
Don't bring your lad" to The Times
If you want to bury it. Nothing is pub
lished except live, profitable advertising.
District of Columbia, IS:
on the ninth day OF September. in the
wear ofOur Lord one thousand e1ghthundred
and nine ty-five, before me, Ernest q.
Thompson, a notary public in and for sa il
District, personally appeared c. I. Rich
ardson and made ga th IN due rorIn OF law
as follows:
CTPCIrU ALTON Of THE WA SHJNGTON
The morning times., 1895-09-10
Overlook Inn
Is Perfect Now!

The drive is delightful tn, scenery Is superb
.t... Al L., al.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-27

There are now 30 towns and cities in
England which destroy their garbage
and solid refuse by burning, using an
average of about ten furnaces each for
that purpose. The combustion Of the
material is used for the generation Of
steam, by which the streets are electric
ally illuminated, and other cities are
reported to be considering the propriety
of reducing their municipal expenses
by this means. Inventive Age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08

lteady ieltsta ATE coming ip FINN
New iurE, illino r aud other stat..'
PROTESTING against she death ssnieurs
los woman. :, strong has the moye.
nent become that tee male clfy ms Of
lh" county In wbiuh tue ofpu., Va
committed have held mas. maetiny
lHsiiug rtsOlutlorB fr tue Protection
Oh men by the execution OF tm.ls
murtetefs. The resolutions ndopted
~ ihis mass meeting Ut the TWiRgs
county residents "tRrne,tIy trotest
Hgainsi ihe cxlcuslOu iu nny form of
executive clomency Tor this murder.
49,. pollutoI with the lie biooi OF her
husband, ani d. hereby declare our
prtvct confidence In our chief magl,.
lfnte anu our belief that hs will NOT he
swctvei iiOm the Performance Of his
sworn duty by a desire to cater TO veak
Or transient hubble
ceiling. unisse inspired by = desire Tor
equal Justice anu the sacred execution
Of OUT lave"
Three women have boon executed
10 Georgia, husband p.issucr, y gisl
acoJmplicc In a murder anI u c0lofrd
woman WHO was concerned VA tue Gel.
tufatcd Eastman riot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
PEDAGOGUES IN CAMP.
Enjoying lh0 Delightful Scenery Of
lhe South Fork.
ines in'ct m Orgnuis.tiou and MS
7"'s i"ioTss,ing Rud even TN.
portHnt Problems

| 'lf.a' corrsi HHdsHss OF The nrstrt.I NV.
AsrrS PARK, uiab, Aug. o. 1875
This uesIy chrlstoncd pnc.nct aud
city l. situated m what IL known A,
the south fork OF Provo canyon. It,
heio the official institute Of tho Utah
county teachers is being conducted. A
morning session wan held Tor the rut.
lo'c OF ,ilrc.ng n ptscIur, orsauizl.
Iloh nnl IL Gardening the l1canty.
Tue lail,s were given literal repre-.
ten'ation among tho officers, cniti
hinonH winch wss the maTshalshIpsnl
Tue once ui prosecuting ultoraty. Trc
location was MY named Asueii Park.
lhc name, besides being suitable 10 TN,
LOCALITY, IL intended u call 10 mind tins
beautiful legend " tue cfuoin1ion OF
tue motel Teacher.
The official institute convened nj
PM when the ofxHuizatiun Vas. 81.
iecled by elsciing Jgs. a. Reese. q
n Chili nnd W. Il. Caldsrwo,d a,
ntsi, second aud thifd viee.tfesident,:
Miss Melissa MAuwlll M secretary anu
Miles Jaur Roc as assistant srcfettry,
Alters lew official remarks nv In.
county tpefintVndani, Prot W. g..
koylance " the University Of Titan
hhd representative Oi the Utah For.
,slry association, addressed the ipsti.
iulI on tue subject ~ timber culture.
Any hflei syuJp-la would fan 10 do
Justice 10 tho mgsioFly ltctuf, Tn,
time Hud the location were most nttiuf
tor such IN effort, auI the sneaker
certainly scared every pOssihlr pgiut
uHeioJ BY Tie opportunity. IIu treated
iho subject In CleAf, iiueut aud logic.
sl manner, sIoasiBg or what has been
done, what may DO done and what
should be done Ia tho liur OF forest
protection. Tho speaker grew very
eloquent aud scored telling p0iut 6y
presenting Manti's atgumrnt against
this gfOwing evil.
The speaker clearly demonstrated
the fact that the iaTmefsI water SUNNY.
as well a. the protection OF their homes
from disastrous nooGs, depends upon
the rruto ton VI thinner In tue neigh.
boring mountains. The seed soyn mas
allen upon good soil. Ths speakst,s
Hppeal To the teac hers for aid will soon
esulI Ia the establishment OF branch
Organizations Ia all the elite. Of Utah
county. Tue sPeaksf's T6cOmmeuda.
lions 10 plant tres,-noi a tree, hut
Itee'-wss prevented iu a truly Mosaic
style. His illusions 70 principles Of
social phil0sophy, tho teachers Held
'nl tue toachsr,' personality, we're
hlglly appreciated on account Of their
' nluRhlo suggestions.
Hon J. y. Booth, who was to speak
'h tne legal rights Of teachers, failed
10 put Ia An appearance.
The time Of tho eysniu Z ssssion wAs
itllizsd ny X. A. King aud A. ID. Gasb,
Who itbstvi the question, "Resolyei,
nat the rooster crows from instinct and
not from knowledge" the former
'nlfming, the latter denying. IL itI
'nOugh u remark that the decision u
he Judge, most likely, Will 10 that
10Th fo0sIers crowsd from Instinct.