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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

Many Distinguished Men Present and
Business ofImportance 1ransac'cd.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. H.-The
adjourned meeting of the Society OF the
ARMY Of the Cumberland was held this
morning and was largely attended
Among the distinguished men present
were Generals Stone Robinson, a. Wiley
(of ohio. Boynton. Fullerton. Parkhurst
J. W. Burke. j.. 5. Stanley, W. j.
Whpple, Thomas (chiet OF stafD'
Colonel George :. Roberts, Colonel Rob
ert ID. Wickham, and Judge X. II. Cocn-
ran. r,
General J. D. Morgan presided. The
treasurers report was received. The
Committee on the Sheridan Statue Fund
reported S5.1G subscribed, and 1900 paid
toward the sculptor.
Ward will make this work the crown
ing effort Of his life. A vote or thankS
10 the citizens and press OF Chattanooga
was passed unanimously, on motion OF
Colonel Roberts.
Rockford, H.. was selected as the next
place Of meeting.
Colonel $. G. Belknap. Of Michigan,
presented a resolution Of greeting to be
forwarded to General Rosecrans in Cali
fornia, which was adopted.
Secretary Steele introduced a resolution
adopted by the Thirty-fifth Ohio, recon-
mending statue 10 their commander
General II. V. Boynton, as tribute TO
his valor and 10 his active agency IN
the establishment Of the Chickamauga
and Chattanooga National Park. The
motion was tabled on request of General
Boynton. who said it was injudicious to
Inemorialize the living. The society de-
cided I'm favor Of securing a charter OF
incorporation. Tho portrait Of General
Thomas, az the Soldiers Home, Dayton
o.. VIII be transferred TO West Point
The old Board of officers were reelected,
TO. wit. President. General W. $. Rose
Grams: Vice-Prcsident. General j. ID. Nor
gan: Corresponding Secretary, General II.
V. Boynton; Treasurer. General j. ID.
Fullerton; Recording Secretary Colonel
w. steele; and Historian, Colonel Knit
fin.
4 single change was made in the Exc
cutive Committee, General $. +. Burke
succeeding 10 the place Of Major Col
burn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

,,o.,,,..,v has taken anything from the
,,,,,,orc the same methods pursued Dy
~ Virointa-C Carolina thcmital COM
,,s,,. viii restore - TO them.
rn one instance. the farmer VINO
is tho seller OF the crnue ma
tcrial deaf tocacco) IS the snierer,
and The consumer Of tobacco IS tne pehe-
nciary. -. oo,o,arv
tho farmer occupies the reverse OF us
position. "a he is the consumer anu
therefore the beneficiary.
WILL NOT Afrfcr pmcts.
The fertilizer men rdiculed the ldea
that their combination could III any
ycav AFFECT the prices OF ferlilizers, say
ing that in the Nirglnia-Caroilhd Ohenn-
ical Company, there were only represent
cd cight firms, whereas. according 10 lhe
annual report OF the Commissioner OF
Agriculture Of Virginia Tor 1879, tneie
were now III firms engas"1 IN 'hiS puS'-
ness. and that such a snlah pIopo''Io
OF this number as was cohtaihe1 III 'lo
combine could not possibly controi prices
,rtef~ ohiect fhev said, was solely and
entirely to enable them TO buy iertilizers
in etch quantities that the cost 10 con-
s,,rners would not have 20 be increased;
mat they found that the combine en-
abled them 20 purchase In such large
,rontffies as TO save largely IN lreignt
rotee and that. instead Of bidding against
o,cb other they now worked In har-
,oonv and rot the fun benefit or every
odvantaqo I'm freight and purchase price.
rrboee savings. they stated il was their
Intention TO share with the consumers
and tbus keen the prices Of fertilizers
down TO or below the present marx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA big street
railroad deal was cOnsummatcd In Wash
ington to-day at q meeting OF the stock
holders of the Washington and George
town Railroad Company. one of the great
street-car lines. IN agreement was rati-
fed for the consolidation OF the road
with Il suburban road 20 Chevy Chase,
Ma. under the control OF the directors
OF the Georgetown Company.
The capital stock was also Increased
from S0OOOo 20 $i20lo,oo0. and the two con-
soliiated companies become the Capital
Under its charter. the Washington and
Georgetown Company was prohibited
from increasing its capital stock, but the
Chevy Chase charter permitted II 10 in
crease its capital stock and change it's
title.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. H.-Memhers OF the
Government bond syndicate received by
mail this morning checks for their prohts
I'm the syndicate. II Is understood thai
members were allowed per cent, inter-
est. which amounted TO about ga for th'
period il was used. The profits m addi-
ton TO that are a shade over ! rs PET
cent. making total Of about 5-s per
cent.
Members OF the syndicate regard this
action as a formal dissolution OF the
syndicate, as the Government Is no long,
er In need OF It's services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Ieiegranhir Err yities

The Central Of Georgia read earned
gross for July. sH3.5Oi. an increase or
se; or. and net sl20,0s5, increase SO
In 81. GATHERINGS, ont. the FIRE early
Yesterday morning destroyed the opera
house ana Baines restaurant and livery
stable. Loss, 5000.
In Central city. COL. after weeks OF
pun,uing In the flooded Sleepy Hollow ana
Americas rhnes. the first OF the thirteen
bodies of the drowned miners have been
discovered twenty feet below the four
hundred foot level. IL was identified as
that of Thomas Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THESE WOWEN WANT sUFFRfG T.
Tho Advocates Again Before the South
Carolina Constitutional Convention.

Carolina fOnetltufiODul convention.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept. 2l.-The clos
Ing session Of the stormy second week Of
the Constitutional Convention to-day was
OF little public interest. although con-
siderable work was done IN the way of
practically passing a good many Ordl-
nances There was some llttle discussion,
but the session did not last more than an
hour and half There were not more
than six spectators in the gallery at any
time during the days session-less than
at any time during the progress OF the
convention thus far.
Mrs. Neblett and Miss Clay, the wo-
man s-suffrage advocates, were on the
floor OF the convention during the day,
and Senator Tillman was back In ms
seat. while Governor Evans took occasion
To thank the convention for the resolu-
ton Of confidence In him which was
passed on Thursday. IN a brief speech.
There was barely a quorum present
IN the hall during the session, and things
moved along very uninterestingly
throughout 49,,
duced during the day was one by MT.
John j. Nahan. providing that while no
divorces shall be granted IN this state,
divorces granted in other states shall De
recogrfzel The convention is now rendy
for real hard work with all the important
reports 10 has before II, and by the middle
OF next week nearly all other committees
will have reported.
Up to this time nearly all the work mas
been confined 10 committee rooms.
4 communication was received during
the dav from the general secretary of the
National League for the Protection or
American Institutions. transmitting a me-
mortal which asked the convention 70 IN
corporate the principles of the organlza-
tfon i'm south Carollnb This has also
been done by the comrqttee. Among me
resolutions and ordin.f'ces unfayOrably
r,rorfed was that prohibiting iutermar-
rage between whites. and negroes or
ll.--L l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THE REPORT DTSBELIETED.
Nothing To Indicate That seamen Have
Been Puni-hc. In Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-The report
from Madrid that the master and mate
OF the steamer Mascotte. plying between
Key West and Havana. had been tried
by a court-martial in Cuba, convicted Of
the crime OF carrying contraband goods.
and sentenced 10 Imprisonment. is regard
cd at the State Department as unworthy
OF attention. Ii is now three days since
this sentence IS alleged to have been Inn
posed. and not word toching the mat
ter has been received from the United
States Consul-General. The Department
thereupon discredits the alleged news
believing thar had there been any foun-
dation for It, Consul-General Williams
would hayef been prompt 10 cable the
information. instead OF permitting it TO
come from Madrid.
The Mascotte is as well known on the
Southern coast. as are the Sound steam-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Cbicago'> Invitation.

CHICAGO, ILL. sept. H.--At meet
ing OF the Chicago and Southern States
Association. held at the Union League
club on the 18th. the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That a most cordial invi'
tation Is hereby extended 10 all Northern
and border-state cities 10 cooperate With
Chicago I'm the Southern movement by
sending representative delegations 10
meet those from Chicago and southern
cities AT Atlanta, November llth-isth. or
i'm such other manner and times that
may be more convenient TO the sepa'
rate municipalities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

Traffic Ob.tructed Near New Orleans-A
Schooner Disappeared.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept a.-Some time
near midnight last night. one of the spans
Of the Louisville and Nashville bridge
spanning Rigolets stretcher, about
thirty miles distant from this
CITY. was carried away, it Is
said by the force OF the waves and
collision with an unknown schooner Traf-
0c 10 Mobile was partially interrupted.
Superintendent Marshal, with a large
force Of men and all necessary machinery
and other appliances. are az the scene
of the wreck and the force will work
night and day until repairs are made.
New York service has been temporarily
abandoned. Nothing Is known Of the
fate Of the schooner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THE nor UEiTHER.
The First Ten Days of september Tn
onnnIled In the Nconrd..

WAsHINGTON. d. C.. Sept 2-The
Weather Bureau has issued special
bulletin regarding the present hot spell
showing that ~ exceeds any previous rec
ords for the second ten days in Septem-
Bcr.
An accompanying table shows temper
ature OF l0i for nine days at Concordia.
La, OF lo2 for eight days at omaha, Neb..
of i0i for six days at Sioux City, and
at twenty other points temperatures
ranging. from 80 20 lo0 for the last ten
days.
Al Washington. -. C.. the highest
point was at ~. which has prevailed for
four days. New York. "; New Orleans,
90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

secretary Carlisle Revcrses the Auditors
Ruling and Honors His Check.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Sept. 2l-Secre-
tary Carlisle has reversed the ruling Of
the Auditor OF the Treasury for the
State Department and decided that ~
w Ransom. Uuied States Minister 10
Mexico, should be paid his salary as such
under his appointment. a check
drawn by the State Department Oh the
Treasury has been honored by order of
Secretary Carlisle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Two Choose a Referee.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2i.-"Joe" vendis.
William A. Brady. and Martin Julian.
the representatives respectively OF tho
Florida Athletic Club. James J. corbets.
and Bob Fltzslmmons met to-day In the
PoHce Gazette Office. 10 select referee
for the ett-F.tzsimmon night
After consulting together II Was agreed
10 meet In Dallas, Texas. on October 9TH
TO choose referee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Sly crnn.Shnofcr. Arrested

late last niyht Officers Foster. Curl.
and Sutton made raid upon a crap-joint
Ia Tho rear OF Spence's shoe store. corner
of Eighth and Broa.. and arrested six
as well as securing some
OF the paraphernaua Of the game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
ASSISTANT rREAsdRrs JoRDaN
In New York Supposed to Mean New
Bond Is.ue-1t H. Denied.

WASHINGTON. Sept. a.-Conrad y.
Jordan. assistant United States Treasurer.
at New York, arrived here this morning
and was at the Treasury to-day. lie tele-
gfaphed Secretary Carlisle last night
that he would be here. but az the Secre-
tary had made arrangements 10 leave for
Marion. Mass. when he called at ~Ine
Treasury, Secretary Carlisle had left
Nr. Jordan, during tho morning called on
Acting Secretary Hamlin and took lunch
with Treasurer Morgan and Assistant
Treasurer Meline.
Air. Jordan's presence here gave rise TO
all sorts Of rum0rs IN connection Win
possible new bond issue or some arrange
ments for building up tho Treasury's gold
reserve. 1t is stated. however, that his
visit here to-day was on solely private
business.
Mr.. Jordan returned to New York this
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THE SUSPECTED COMMODORE
She Is sin Held by tho Authorities--The
Officers In Custody.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Sept. 2i.-Spe-
clal.-The steamer Commodore Libel
led Yesterday. is stll held by the author
itios. When nor cargo was examined
bv the United States marshal this after
noon. several hundred boxes OF swords,
rifles and ammunition were found.
The ships papers are for the United
States of Columbia. but IT is thought
tho cargo is intended for the Cuban
insurgents. Captain Dillon and crew Of
the Commodore are in custody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Corhcff and Fltz Start.

NEW YORK. Sept. H.-Fitzsimmons
will leave for Dallas. Tex. tomorrow at
40 p. NJ. via Southern railway and
Southern Pacific railway via New Or
corbett viii leave October ist BY the
nama rOuto.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
range OF rHrnMoMErEx.

The following was the range Of the
thermometer at The Times otfiee .scier-
1P. NJ. e: . r. ~. "; midnight. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
HOTEL wAITEl,s strike.

Tho McI.urs Employees Leave Mt n Most
Embarrassing Tlme-Thcir Places Fiiicd.
A most embarrassing affair to tho
proprictora OF tho Mcl.uro house oc.
Cured last evening. Tho Adlor.IIork.
hcimer wedding banquet and reception
was to tako place thorc. Tho proprie.
tors felt anxious to make II brilliant
success. Recently when tho walters
have boon paid, several Of them invarl.
ably havo got intoxicated, causing
trouble. For this reason Mossrs.
Thompson e Brown this month with.
held tho pay oil all employees from tho
ION, tho customary payday, intending
to pay them to-day.
Just ~ supper was served ut G o'clock
last night NIL tho walters took oil thoir,
aprons, laid them down and loft tho
dining room. For n timo there was n
great deal OF confusion, but tho head
wai,or and two others remained, and
finally others were secured by tolophon.
Ing to tho Windsor, stamm, St. Charles
and othor hotels. and by tho time
tho wedding feast was ready to
DO aerred everything was moving like
clock work and nobody would have
known any trouble had occurred. TO.
day au ontire now force OF walters will
DO on hand, and tho proprietors declare
that mono OF those who took tho mean
advantage OF tham will ever DO em.
ployed ut tho hotel again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

House. > rooms and hall, corner n. Front and
Kentucky streets, 1850,
House rooms. 18th street. cheap. On ca,y
terms, $500.
House rooms and hall. slst street. in splcu.
House. rooms. brick. Main st. 5th ward, s2Si1
House, rooms, brick Jacob street. 18th ward
sl.s0o
House, rooms and hall. Park View. To-: lOlS
lis feet. easy terms. sl.7O.
House. rooms, nth St. lot 25xl0) steet. l7m
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island
easy terms. $500
House. 6 rooms. South Huron street, Islanl
with large lot, S2."n0).
House. rooms aud hall. Market street, b.,
tween eth and sth streets. easy terms. s,,7oJ
House: rooms, corner lot. cith street, easy
terms, sl.+0o.
Double house, rooms, Coal street, Is. wa,4.
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms McColloeh street, East whee.
ing Sl.70O
House rooms and hall. with large lo., Is,
street, 5000.
House. rooms. Baltimore street. Eas. Whee.
Ing. easy terms sl.o51
House. 4 rooms 18th street. easy terms slIl
Splendid lot for dwelling house, EoG stree.
9Th ward sl65o
House. 5 rooms. brick. 18th street. cheap. s,.51l
House. 10 rooms. brick, with large lot, 1jia
street. cheap
House. rooms. Jacob street. 9Th ward, ea.r
terms. $500.
House, 5 rooms. Wood street 9th ward, SLID
House. 6 rooms. 18th street sl.0jl
House. G rooms. Wood street. 9th ward sl5l
Fine finished house, ) rooms and hall, P,rs
View. lot looxiI5 feet For n short time only,
$3.50.
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hall Lind stree.
Belvedere. sl.i5o
House d rooms brick, Market street Ceatrs
Wheeling. cheap. sl.2Oo
Lots on Lind street, Bclycdc,c $50 and SRI
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street a: nolo:.
ate price
80 500. $50. $780, S, 900 and s., so to lo.aoa
real estatc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
BIG CITIES EDUCATE.
Ono Must Think Quickly, and
Keep His Wits.
Ficrcc Competition Urges Men
and Women to Their Utmost.
Ncrrcsand Brain First Give Way Under
tho Terrific Strain.

Mon do in big citloa Ike tho troos,
beginning at tho top.
1t Is apoploxy, heart failure, noryous
pro,tration, shock, congestion Of tho
brain and suicide that charac,crizos tho
mortality lists In tho great cOn,rcs Of
population.
A city teaches ono to think quickly,
to be always on tho abort and quick to
avoid danger, as we'll % to SEQ tho lucky
chances. 1t Is impossible to 20 slowly
oven II one has no pressing need for
hurry. Tho rush Ia contagious. One
finds himself drawn along by tho rapidly
moving crowds and ia soon hurrying
with tho rest. It Is undoubtedly true
that two.thirds OF all tho mon and wo-
men that ono secs tearing through tho
streots arc In no such actual haste. Thoy
are inoroly victims OF this fearful habi. OF
hurry.
But whether the fearful rush is osscn.
tial or not, tho result is tho same.
Nerves aud brain arc exhausted, men
and women grow prema,urcly agod,
times OF depression follow tho high.
strunc condition. The entire nervous
system must DO rapidly and fully nour.
!ahod TO pscront utter prostration and
collapse. It Is estimated by physicians
that Paino's celery compound annually
saves thousands upon thousands OF men
aud women living In cities from break.
ing down under their work. l, builds
up tho substance Of tho nerves and brain
faster than it is torn down by oven such
prodigal waste. 1t cures permanently
all weakness OF tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, and takes away any tendency
OF ;hClo. vital organs to di,oasc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
children's Home Anniversary.

Tho value OF all efforts in behalf OF
the young Is more truly appreciated to-
day than ever before in the history OF
tho world.
Agencies having for their objec. the
rescue OF boys and girls from conditions
which offer education in evil only are
in consequence being. multiplied and
are having larger place in the sym pa.
thios and boneiactions OF the thought
ful and humane.
That ono Of these agencies in this
community. tho Children's Home, il 10
celebrate ita twenty-ffth anniversary
on Thursday evening OF this week, is n
aource OF qualification to every good
citizen.
Tho exercises arc TO be held in the
Opera House. Tho public is cordially
invited TO attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
NOTICE TO LIENuOLDERS.

To all persops holding liens. by Judgment or
otherwise, on the real estate, or any part there.
OF. OF Theodore Kraft, LaVlnia K. Odbert viii.
lnm i odbett. William Kraft. Lewis D. Kraft
Georgia Van fosscn. Morse II. Van Fosseu, Pc.
mella Kraft, Fred KRAFT, Homer Kraft, Jennie
kraii and Com Kraft:
2 In pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit Court
oil Ohio county: made in cause therein pend.
ing 10 subject the real estate OF the said Thco.
dore Kraft LayinIa X: odbert, William B. Cd.
bert, William Kraft, Lewis D. Kraft, Georgia
Nnn Fosscn. Morse II. Van Fosscn PcmeIia
KRAFT. Fred Kraft, Homer Kraft. Jennie Krsf,
and Cora Kraff 10 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon. you arc hereby required to pvescn, all
claims held by you and each OF you against the
said herein above named parties. which are
liens on their real estate or the real estate OF any
OF them. or any part OF II. for adjudication TO mo
OF Wheeling. in Ohio county. ". Va. on or DO.
fore the seventh day OF March, 1896
Given under my hand this twenty. second day
OF january, lSO. GEO. K E. GILCHRlST,
jaw Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

Miss Pauline Halls bost aud most 70.
cent acquisition to her unlimited roper.
tory is "Dorcas." tho charming ada pta.
ton from the German by Harry and
Edward Paulton, authors OF "Erminie'
and "Niobe." 1t Ia said to be the great.
est success in which Miss Hall has yet
boon seen. Her ever powerful voice las
lost none OF its charming effect, but, on
the contrary, has improved considera.
bly,. The mounting Of "Dorcas" is said
to be superbly finished aud tho scenic
effects OF gorgeous character. The
cast is an able one and includes Hugh
Chalvers, Z. +. Michelena, Charles ii.
Bradshaw. Downing Clarke, Charles
Earl, Charles Meyer. Miss Jeanette st.
Henry, Miss Kate Davis. Miss Agnes
1ravers and Miss Mabel Florence. She
will be seen at the Opera House this
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
Local EIir.vIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in mud About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in mud About
tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TIE GRAND this evcnins--"Slde
Tracked"
OPERA House. this eyeniug-Pauline
Hall in "Dorcas."
0. ?. McKEE yesterday qualified as
notary public Tor Ohio county; bond
$50, with Thomas Corras surety.
IL tho police court yesterday Charles
Jones was fined 81 and costs, for fight
ing at the Baltimore & Ohio depot tho
morning before.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is.
sued to Samuel Hazlett, aged twenty
seven, OF Wheeling, and Ellen Topping,
aged !wenty.one, also a resident OF this
city.
THE bridges arc losing an immense
amount OF revenue these days whom tho
Islanders are using the frozen river in
droves US q means OF coming over to
town.
HARRY ]. FINK, agent for DR.. John
Morris, sold to Albert L. Wilkie, the
handsome residence formerly occupied
and owned by DR.. John Morris, No.
lll9 Chaphne street; consideration ST..
900.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record decd made February 0 by
James B. Campbell and wife and others
to Jacob Swei.zer, for $1,000. lot los, on
the corner OF Market and Eighth streets
in the old or Main town OF " Keeling.
AT St. Matthews Sunday school room
last evening the choir, with tho assis.
lance OF several friends, and with Pro.
fessor ]. A. Raynes as accompanied, en-.
tertained good audience with very
fine programme, most artistically rem.
dered.
THE many friends Of the family will
DO panied TO read in another column
the announcement OF the death at her
home ut Elm Grove OF Mrs Anthony
busch, n her fif.y.third year. Tho fun.
eral will take place At St. Alphonsus
church, Thursday morning at O'Clock.
The eigh..inch guide mill at tho
Etna.Standard resumed yesterday.
The bar mill and breakdown mills will
go on tomorrow. It is said that the
employees on one OF the mills will have
only three heats in the coming pay, the
smallest tor seventeen years.