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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
THE BLUES CANNOT GO.
TINE DECISION RENDERED By
MAJOR CUICHINs.
Thsv Have Not Succeeded In Raising the
Necessary Fupds-Aii Hope MOI
let Given w.

After all the attempts that nave oeeA
made by the friends OF the blueS Day
talon TO have that famous ofsah'~a''o''
go 20 Atlanta TO represent Virginia 80
especially Richmond. on virginia
and President s-Day. 1t was ueciueu '"S'
evening by Major sol Cutchins' inc Com
mandant OF the battalion. that 'he D'1o'
could not 70. .,..,,,o,rt-
mcnt 10 the men Is putting II HeiS Hiitt
ly. Ihcy had been very enthusiast.
from the beginning, ara we're pciitSus
wiling. one ana ala. 10 MAKE Sun -
sonai saclinccs in order that they iuisnt
80 with the guDegnatoriai parry "e~'
.aOn0ay evening. -,
While the committee VINO conael',.
to raise SUBSCRIPTIONS among the cillehs
OF ltchmOnd ulu the best they could'
yet they Cid nos succeed IA RAISING lIc
thousand dollars which IAJOr tutcHlHS
thought would be necessary 10 nave the
battalion 80. " hilc the time may nave
been very short Tor the obtaining Vi
the necessary FUNDS, yet IL Is claimed
~ people VINO are III position 70 hHO"
what they are talking ABOUT. that wheh
the Kichmonc HOWlt2cIS went 10 NtM
Orleans some years ago. the necessary
money Wds raised Wituln one day IL
seems. on the other hand. that the COM
mittee cannot by amy means have lnvlled
all persons VINO were willing 10 make
contributions, for heard 1t said last
night 10y two members OF The Blues. that
they knew themselves three gentlemen
who were willing 70 contribute 80 each.
but had not done 50 because they had not
been visited by the committee.
Governor OFerrdn also feels very
much disappointed over the failure shown
so far in the undertaking He has on
every occasion shown mis- appreciation for
the Blues, ana he felt that the city Of
Richncng could hnd nc better rcpresen-
tatlon than by sending that wcll-knoNn
nd Nf4f I.I.
reflected the honor ana credit OF this
community.
In spite OF all these obstacles. n good
many OF the members have not yet gwen
Up a. hope. and a last energetic cNOrt
viii he made to-day TO secure the means
Tor at least one joint company 10 so
/ with the band. II is thought that II
500 can be secured by outside subscrip-
ton. II viii be possible 70 have sixty
men co. including band OF fourteen
pieces by paying their railroad
fares and providing for quarters out or
tie funds collected, and have the indl-
ViluaI members pay for their board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

superiptendent Thompson Taika fhou;
the WAY the rircmen Run Things
4 nartv composed Of NJ william. r.
Thompson. Superintendent ~ Fire Alarm
and telegraph: chief " q. Fuller. OF the
fire Department; fire Commissioners
John Frischkorn and g.. Watt Taylor and
pefershurr's Chicf-of-poNrc Captain K.
=. Farley. returned 90 Richmond. Wedncs-
lay night after a weeks visit 10 allan
"a. The party happened 20 DE ON the
Midway Tuesday night when the fire
occurred there and were thus enabled
O see the working Of Atlantas fire de-
,artmCnt.
1noy all agree that tho GONNA
.ration-Which started I'm the "Old Negro
Plantation and communicated 10 the
Sic arena. which was 20 have been oc-
unied by The Haccnbeck trained animals
was cicvorly hendlod by the iivo depart
mont located on the grounds.
The town proper Is built within q circle
described Dy radius of a quarter of n
nile. with tho Union depot as the given
,olnt The depot. which is the only one
" Atlanta. does not compare with ours.
rho buildings within this space are spien-
ia specimens OF architecture ana give
he city genuine metropolitan appear
tnCc.
The Exposition Is well worth visiting,
he marty declare although in the num-
,er ard variety OF It's features 1t makes
,rlv about onc-scufth the size OF the
.hicago EXPEDITION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
yUEfK pJ-fKYIRIf MEETING.
Rev. Mr.. Mullins Addresses the WoDan'a
Baptist Union.

The Womans Baptist Foreign Mission
airy Union held its quarterly meeting In
the G.ace-Street Baptist church Jester
day afternoon. Mrs. DR. W. +. Hatcher
preceded Most OF the Baptist churches
OF the city were represented. and while
the autumn meeting Is not the most IA
vorable for lurCe collections, yet the
financial reports were gratifying. There
we're signs OF revived interest On the
meeting, and the members OF tho Union
are hopeful OF increased income for for
eign missions. The members OF the So
ciety take special iaterest IL. the tloreu-
tine Mission, Italy.
one Cf the most interesting features OF
the meeting yesterday was the address
of Rev. r.. \. Mullins. the associate
secretary OF the Foreign Mission Board.
Mr.. Mullins Is a graceful and effective
speaker. and the members OF The society.
most OF whom heard MIN yesterday for
the first time were much pleased with
his address. He spoke on the work OF
women in the missionary field, and ex-
plasned the great work they are doing
for the cause Of Christ IN this country
as well as in foreign lands. Among other
things Mr.. Mullins said he was in favor
Of the new woman. 50 Ear as her spirit
ual life was concerned Ne thought wo-
men were beginning 10 see new mis-
SION for their time and efforts, and he
believed they were doing a vast amount
OF good work, which men were not
adapted TO and which could be done only
by women. Mr. Mullins address was
listened to with close attention.
4 now society, recently organized at
the Broadus Memorial church sent repre-
sentaiiyes 10 the meeting with generous
contribution. This society was gladly
admitted 10 membership in the union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Thcv WIN PLAY To-Day.

The Richmond College Fcot-bah Team
tes. last nipht over the Southern railroa-
ro,. Raleigh. y. c.. where they VIII
uIa,- a game this afternoon with the
AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical College OF
North Carolina
Tomorrow they will play the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina 1T Chapel Hill.
The team carried fourteen men, the regu-
lar elevn and three substitutes The
llnc-up to-day Will be as follows:
pauehtrey. centre; BlaXton. right
guard: Deering. left guard; Higgason,
right tackle Wells. left tackle; Bnford.
right end. Davis, left end; Mcneil, right
half-back. White. left half-oack; Niloon.
quarter. and Eubank. fun back.
Janeway, who in IS. was one of the
greatest guards Princeton ever had on
her team. was In the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
ANCIENT oRDEB nIBHRNT4Ss.
Divisions Nos. ! and Held Pleasant
Joint Session.

JOINT session.
Wednesday night the first OF a series
Of JOINT quarterly meetings Of Divisions
Nos. ] and .. Ancient order of Hiber-
mans. WAS hod ar Loe-Camp Han. The
meeting was presided over by President
John Murphy OF Division No. !. while
Mr. Felix keegan acted as master of
ceremonies. An elaborate programme
was arranged by a committee consisting
Of MesSrs j. T.. McDOnough. George a.
Cunnineham. and John j. Burke. and
several entertaining stories were told by
Kev. j. H. OReily.
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows.
Welcome Division. 80. 2. by President
John Murphy. Of Division No. j . response.
hy Taylor. president Of Division 40. .;
song. "Thc Girl Left Behind" by John
j. Finegan, Good OF tine Society. 10y the
state President song. by eX-President
Daniel Higgins. Friendship. by Rev.
Father d. Il O'Reilly. song by Rev.
D. pOnahuc chaplain OF Division No. /,
recitation. "Shamus O'Brien" Boy j. NJ.
O'DonnoU. song. 81 Love the sham
rock" hv Tom Shaughncssy, song. My
Heart Boats for Thee by i. o'ponneu,
recitation. by j. Is. Molloy, ST.. song.
"Tho Oppressed Country" 10y James p.
Grady. song. Gle stole NV Wife" hy
J.. d. .Racioy. SONG. "High-Water Pants
10y James Lewis.
Tho Ancient order is fast growing In
membership and has at present several
hundred members all Of whom are faith
mi 10 their motto. "Frlcndship, Unity
and True Christian Charity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

Works. he said II did not affect him In
the least, further than that any delay
was to be regretted. az he was anxious
TO put the work on the Texas behind MIN.
rs would be the case with any prolong-
cd contract. that the situation was an
ana more than ne could reasonably ask;
that so would cover all the changes the
department had suggested 10 him 10
make in the machinery, which was turn
cd over to the Government some twelve
months ago, after the dock trial. wheh
IL exceeded the requirements The neg
loct OF the machinery, and the conse-
ouent docking. and all the troubles at
tending. were wholly with the Govern
mcnt lie was notified about the LIST OF
September that the department was ready
20 turn the machinery back 10 him for
the premium trial II has transpired that
they are not ready. and he has simply
10 wait until they are. The machinery
IS in the hands Of the Government, and
will be until all Is In shape. and Mr..
Trigg says his company Is not at fault.
and criticisms upon the design Of the
engines and the ventilation Of the snip
do not reflect upon his work. He has
made no trial. and hence there has been
no failure. reports 20 the contrary not
withdrawing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

Tho Two branches of the City Council
Codsider Them.

The two branches OF the City Council
met last evening at 7.i5 o'clock in the
Council chamber. as committee Of the
whole 10 consider chapter = OF the re-
vised city ordinances, concerning the
City Wafer-W Works. President Iurpin
OF the Board Of Aldermen. was in the
chair. and Captain Alex. Coke, the codi-
ner, recorded, while Sergeant-at-Arms X.
r. Ralston acted as reading clerk.
only comparatively few changes were
decided upon. ana the chapter was finally
adOpted as a whole Among the amend
ments were the following. The bond
of the Superintendent Of the Water
Works. which is to be $500 can only be
approved BY the City Council after II
has been recommended by the Mayor
and city Attorney. The provision was
stricken out by which. on the first day
of each month. all water connections IN
new buildings made during the previous
month. shall be reported TO the Commits
sioner Of the Revenue.
In regard to street-sprinkling, clause
was inserted providing that 40 sprnk-
ling-cart shall use more water than
necessary TO lay the dust nor shall II
iniure the streets. In reference 10 the
use of water-meters, il was decided THAT
they shall only be put in buildings upon
application of the water-takers, and That
the latter have TO pay for the same
Section % concerning plumbing regu-
lations. was stricken out and the plumb
ing ordinance recently adopted by the
Council substituted for the same.
In section - a clause was inserted i'm
posing a fine of from five 10 twenty dol
lars upon persons who fish in the keser-
voir. 4 provision was also added by
which the committee may grant free use
OF water for family purposes 10 poor
persons The minimum line 10 be i'm
posed upon persons who take water
from hydrants on premises other than
their own was reduced from five TO one
dollar.
The committee then rose. to meet
again this evening AZ 1.lJ o'clock, when
the chapters concerning the Board OF
Health, contagious diseases, physicians
Of the poor, dead animals. quarantine,
and the police department Will be con-
sidercd.
II was decided to request DIT. Open
heimer the president Of the Board of
Health, and Chief-of-olice Howard to be
present at that meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

lie j. Tuchred out of $50 by Means of a
Forged Check.

He j. Tuchred out of $50 by Means of a
Forged Check.
M c. W Wallace. who is a dealer IN
bicycles az ,06 east Main street. has been
sWindled ont of $50 by means of a forged
check Mr. Wallace during thc past few
years has had occasion frequently 10
deal with Valentine s. Wallace. OF New
York. and some days since lac received
"a letter. purporting 20 come from them,
which stated that Mr. Valentine Of that
firm. would shortly arrive I'm Richmond.
and that. in case be should zoe in need
Of funds. q check had been mailed him
an Mr.. Wallacc's care, which they
hored Mr.. Wallace would casr for him.
The check duly came 10 hand. ana
when the alleged Mr.. Valentine arrived
ON the 18th instant. and declared him-
solf 10 De i'm need Of money, Mr. Wallace
won't with him TO tho city Bank. en-
doreod his check. and had Il cashed The
rheci, was sent on 90 the German Ameri-
can Bank Of BROOKLYN. upon which in
stitution 10 was drawn. and has 'ust
boen returned. with the information that
Valentine & Wallace kept no account
,here Mr. Wallace had 70 make good
the CITY Ranks loss.
The case was put into tho hands or
Sergeant Tominson. but no arrests have
vet been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
A TRIP 10 THE ROCKIES.
This New and Most Successful Comic Opera
to be Presented at the Academy To-
Night.

The Manhattan Opera Company" pre-
senting the prom Junced cOmc-opera sue
cess. "Netiva." or "A Trio to the
Rockies Will make their entrance into
southern territory at the Academy OF
MUSIC tonight with a cast OF singers
that practically insure the good fortune
or the work In this part Of the country.
MISS Celia Ills Is the prima-donna. aud
she VIII bring not only her exquisite
talents rs singer, but her recognized
reputation DIS coincidence to aid her
graces OF person. Charles W. 5trlne will
sustain the principal baritone role. Rob-
ert T.. Graham, who is one OF RichmJnd' )
favorite actors. VIII be seen in the prin-
cipal comedy role. The contralto OF the
organization is Lily Linden. and there
are several wel-HnOwn artists OF recog-
nized ability I'm the other parts. Promi-
nent among them are Nellie Plummer.
II. ". Trllman, Tom Walker and Charles
kirke. The opera was produced originally
under the stage direction of Mr.. Max
Freeman, the recognized pioneer I'm every
thing that pertains 70 stage management.
The orchestra will be conducted by Mr..
William a Reynolds, one of the com
posers. which VIII insure a careful and
accurate Interpretation.
To Charles krke belongs the honor or
being the FIRST actor in this country 10
appear In comic opera as Ch.naman.
He has made "A tremendous hit as HOP
Lee I'm "Ietiva," and the impersonatloh
IL said 10 be "A really Dfillldut tualh't'i
sketch Among the most successful ma
steal numbers are a waltz song entitled,
Love is King which will be sung by
Celie Ellis. and two intensely funny topi-
cal songs. THE New Man and me
story of a Gun" which will be sung by
Robert T.. Graham. Other numbers are
Pm a Jolly Cowboy "Ially-ho song,
and when | was Fathers Giriie Just so
High ,.
The Baltimore American had TINS 10
say Of the production: ..
THE hrst comic opera or the season
was ushered in at Harris Academy las
night. Toe performance IS one OF the
brightest seen in Baltimore IN years
While the opera itself is entirely new new
IL fa,-orites each one Of which received
a warm welcome. The music OF me opeiI,s
is OF the catchiost strain and wen worm
hearing. II will become populsar, ,,a q, 10 b
fun OF pretty waltzes. the proauc.loi' -
a fine one. the scenery and costumes De-
ing of the Oest. '-Adv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
TIE COLORED BITTiIION.

Hricf History of tIie First battalion Since
Its Organization.
The First Battalion Infantry (co!ored),
which. as stated in yesterdays Times,
moved on Wednesday nigh, into the new
armory erected by the city, corner Leigh
and St. Peter streets. was organized on
July q, lsl6, with four companies, oil
about forty men each, mustered III Dy
General Heath Il. IL. Johnson Was us
nrst commandment The battalion mad
,ts arnory 10. some years In Pink aliey.
The four companies. A, s. {, and -
we're commanded. respectively. by Cap
talns Richard A. Hobson, W. II. Bannis'
ter. lanes Washam. and w. II. Tinsley
Company was organized In Manches'
ter. but later on disbanded. and later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

Another attempt was made last evening
10 secure a meeting Of the Committee
on Water Messrs. Briggs chairman,
Bahen. Iawder. ana Tanner were the only
members who put IN an appearance al Z
o'clock the hour fxed for the meeting
After waiting for half an hour for the
arrival of another member in order to
obtain a quorum. Mt Tanner left About
Zen minutes later Sir. Brock arrived, but
the chairman. being convinced that no
another caU for a meeting for next Mon
day az Z. NJ. g,-.,...- -
Water and Finance has been called ior
Monday evening at o'clock TO consider
the report Of the Water CohlHissloH'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
(jI()AKS,

Just arrived, the third large ship
ment OF Cloaks. jackets, Capes, etc,
since our original purchase. our stock
is again complete, and we feel conn
dent that we will have no difficulty
I'm suiting any one IN style. price. and
material These goods are In all the
new effects. embracing Boucle, chln~
chilla Lamb. Beaver etc. and include
all the different cuts. prominent
amongst which is the short Coat with
ripple back.
In Capes we show All assortment
which comprehends all that ~ new
and beautiful In this useful ana fash-
ionahle garments. Velvet Canes as
handsome as ever shown III the cl'y /.
from the perfectly plain TO the hneat
goods. deliberately trimmed with jet
and fur.
Also. n nice line OF Cloth Capes, III
black and colors, and in PLAIN aha
rough materials, some untriVmo"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Sons OF Veterans.

r. e. Lee Camp. No. !. S. c. v. had 4
bigblv Interesting meeting last night,
with a large Attendance.
comrade Minetroe Folkes addressed the
camp i'm a beautiful eu!osy on the Con-
fedoratc soldier.
Mss Florence Evans rccited some beau
tlful selections. Chaplain W. j. Young
addressed the camp on the duty or tne
Sons OF Veterans In reiefnce 10 the state
and country.
Comrades d. Smith Redford and Colo
roi q Evans also addressed the camp.
The camp issued an invitation to the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Association
10 attend ~ meetings whenever 30 ds-
ncEcl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

4 colored girl, who recently came
10 Richmond 10 work in The family Of
Mr.. Frank Wood. Of the firm Of r. W.
Wood x Sons. was nearly asphyxiated
few nights since As she came from
the country. she had never seen any
gas-nNtur,s. and when she retired for
the night. either blew out the gas or
turned the stop-cock too far ana when
an attempt was made to rouse her in
the morning she was found to be mn
conscious A physician was at once
summoned ard the girls condition Is
said 20 be hopeless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

The locomotive which was submerged
I'm the cana! in the recent railroad acci~
dent is sull beneath the waters. \ dou-
be row OF piles has been driven on each
side of it, 10 form a structure strong
enough 10 bear the immense weight
when it is raised.
Divers arc now at work locating the
position of the different parts. and as
soon as the upper structure is COM
pie.ed, The work OF raising the locomo-
tive will DO begun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
4 Silver Entertainment.

a pretty entertainment was given last
night in the sunday -schoolroom OF st.
Johns Lutheran church Cor the benefit
Of .he church. \ basket was placed at
,he door. aul all who entered were eX-
pected to contribute a piece Jf silver, the
size 10 correspond with their ability and
charitable inclination. The programme
consisted Of vocal music by children, and
= prctty drill by litt!e girls. Refresh
n,crts were served in abundance. \
large crowd attended ard = neat sum
WAS realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Hastings Court.

r.no following cases were disposed of
4, the musings Court before Judge Witt
and a Jury yesterday
AZ Fleming Randolph CcoloreD was con
vcted q grand larceny byea ye and sent to the
NcDonald, charged with promoting
inc called policy. was acquitted
The trial OF The salocl-kecpers who
are charged with selling liquor on sun
a.. was set down for November 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

\ letter from Commander Olys to a
esn.lenan in this city shows how de-
ncbtod the Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillerv we're with their visit TO our city.
The letter runs as follows
"f had delightful time while in your
o,.,. md the praise of your people and
1c5r oId Richmond will be long and
,onJ in my command and in New Eng
lind"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Tor the Cotton state, ana ih'e'''''''
Exposition. Atlanta. @a'oihe u"'s '''"'
Entering the Exposition "r"uh"s'
pound-trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows: - ,u,.
Daily until December 10, 800
Inclusive, with final limit jan ,.,., %,
uary I, 1Ss6......;.. IN. $50 -
Dafiv until December 10, $50.
inclusive. with final INIT
twenty t2o} days from Gate Oh >, ~.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays or
each week. until December -
1885. inclusive, with final unit 40
ten ilW days from date OF safe IL 50
Correspondingly low rates from All
other stations. For aaditona! miotiiia-
annlv IN ticket agents or az passenger
office. $40 east Main street. onmo,,
0''''N' j. G.. horton.
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
4 COUNT viRGiNrA pAf.

Thu Southern Railway Will sell tcn-day
ronnd-trip tickets 70 Atlanta FOR 81. ~
~ Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday. Oc-
, Oh aotS. list. and I'D Heretofore these
tickets have only been sold on IneS,diay
o. Give me hubble the benefit CT this low
rate in order for them 10 be present ~
ATLANTA on Virginia-Day, they viii be
sold the above dates. Through Pullman
sioeosrs TO Atlanta. For reservations
and other Information call on
'''''' J. g. HORTON,
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Law and Equity Court.

In the absence of Judge Minor. who
uert ON a deer hunt 10 Nimrcd Hall.
Tath county. Judge Wexford presided IN
he law and Eluity Court yesterday.
motion was made and continued TO
set aside the verdict In the case OF Tai
ley's administrators against the AFini'aSe
Manufacturing Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
cOTNT SZECHINGT HERE.
lie H. Looking After the Interests Oh '"e
Zimmerman Miners AT rocahonths.

lie J. LOOKING NIttF TH' ITFV' ~
Hungarian Miners AT foeah"n'hs'
Count szacr enyi. who Is an attaehe OF
the Austro-Huugarian legation al Nash-
ington. arrived in Richmond Nedles-
day night AMI is stopping al Fora ;
Hotel. The Count is here Tor the pur-
pose Of investigating the question VIZ
te,ton ana naltroated in the Strike Of
the miners al Pocahontas, have the
riot 10 sue the parties responsible Tor
such outrages Tor damages.
Air : :. T. Pa.tes0n, who was en-
Moved bv the Ausuo-Hunsarian Govern.
ment TO sue the guilty parties, secured
tbcir conviction In the County Court
of Tazowcn. and they were sen'en'ea
TO nav fines amounting 90 N,se. Ihey
we're also sentenced to prison, but were
hardened by the Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

We lead; others follow
In Quantity OF stock.
In quality OF stock.
Ia giving best value.
Buy where you can get the best ya.le
,~J have the largest assortment OF tic
iatest furniture 10 select from.
SYDNOR < HUNDLEl.
I'll and 7i3 east Broad street
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
The Southern Hallway.

The Governor, his stan. and escort Will
toa~e Rlchmond sunday night via the
rsa.'',he-n railway Cor Atlanta. 10 be
n ,,vss.lr "vIRGINIA-DAY." In order to
pp reSsnd the public. we will hun
through Pullman sleepers that nigh: 10
go .,si.;s far $40 40 on Sunday. Monday,
ana ana tuesday. October 10Th. 2ist. ard 22c.
h her sold on Tuesdays aud Thurs
DAYS OF each week. For Pullman reser-
'~' City Passenger Agent.
THE SUCCESS OF THE BON SENS
SYSTEM = unsurpassed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
,lr. Cameron Worse.

Mr.. John Cameron, who was sesionsly
hur, by being thrown from horse wed
nesday night. a report OF which appeared
in yesterdays Times. was considered u
little worse yesterday. His injuries are
more Gerious than was at nrst supposed.