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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

city after visit TO New York city ana
the New Enyl md States.
Professor {. 5. Maurice left Monday Tor
Flyvanna. BE ford city. and Farnvie.
Mr. Fred D. Hobson. who was badly
hurt mt the Southern railway shops. IL
slowly improving.
The City Democratic Committee OF Man.
cl ester held a meeting last night In the
Leader building There was a large at
tendance and the plans for the coming
election were discussed. The following
officers were elected: l.. III. Wells. chair
man: w. Is. Cox. secretary: Thomas III.
Fisher, treasurer AFTER the transaction
OF some routine matters the meeting adj
1ourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
COTTON STATES INTEEsiTIONALE IN
POSITION. ATiiNTs, GA.
Especial Rates" ATLANTA Special" via
flir srnbonrh Air Linz

Especial Entes.' "AiIanta Special" Via
the seaboard Air Line.
only line -lnning solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman Buffet
sleepcrs oiul Nestibuled Day-COaches
No extra NaTe. On Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS Of each week fare from Richmond
10 Atlanta and return, only si2lO. good
for ten days from date OF sale
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Leave Richmond 9D 4. ". and 1913
4. NJ, arriving Atlanta next day at go
A. NJ and 500 T.. NJ.
Remember. commencing October LIST, the
Atlanta Sleeper Will be open at Union de-
not al 600 p NJ This Sleeper is placed
In service especially for the benefit Of the
Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
To II. NJ. BOiKIN,
Passenger Agent
Al6 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Iirstings COURT.

The following cases were disposed OF
IN the Hastings Court yesterday:
Andrew Smith (colored). petit larceny;
six months.
Martha Ann Taylor (colored), petit lar
ceny: acquitted.
Charles Rose (colored). two years In
the penitentiary for house-breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

T. =. Baker. postmaster at Fredericks
Hall. and j. j. Trice. his predecessor IN
ofhce were brought before United States
Commissioner flegenhcimer yesterday
for preliminary examination on the
charge Of canceliing stamps fraudulentiy.
AT the request OF the District Attorney,
who was unprepared 10 80 into the ease
the examination was postponed until the
nMth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

During the summer months the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac rail-
syations on Saturdays. good until the
fo I Mondays only, at the one.fare
rere Tickets on sale only at Byrd-Street
raa.i c. A. TAYLOR.
o'ation' TRAFFIC Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Colonel George Wayne And erson. who
has for several days been considering the
matter of becoming "A candidate for the
House OF Delegates. last night decided 10
enter the race lie IS a wcll-known and
popular young lawyer. was for several
years captain Of Company +. and Is now
ueutenagt-colonel of the First Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Hurrah for the Bustlers. The cham
pionship of the South is in sight.
Flynn and Hahn Will pitch to-day.
Hoggins should have stood by his de-
cision when he called the game the first
time.
What ginger the boys had. 1t was a
caution.
The game will be called at AIS =. NJ
sharp.
The beautiful roses that graced the
Nowlan-Comrany Cup when the trophy
was formally presented 10 the Hust-
lers were. donated by Hammond, the
florist.
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Inv and EnniiN Court.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Mr.. j. Samuel Parrish, receiver Sc
cured the following judgments:
Against G. Bellenots administrator,
judgment for 80.
Against Francis w. Durchs admins.
traitor Judgment for $3.50.
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ORIOLES AND QUAKRS.
ONLY ~ ACCIDENT PRETENTS THE
LATTER FROM WINNING.
As Was the Game Was "a Tie-Brooklyn
Played an Brrorless Game-Ihe browhs
Badly Bcaten-Other Games.

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. H.-Phiiadel-
phia looked like a sure winner IN the
ninth inning to-day. They were d run
In the lead. and two BaltimoreahS ha4
been retired.
Keliy's bounder towards Sullivan was
fcldod toward nrst. and the crowd Turn
ed its back. believing their pets had LOST.
\ great shout from the field attracted
every ones attention, and glance toiu
the story. Jack Boyle had dropped sui
livan's thrown bali. and Kelly was rest
ing safely on first. Meantime, WINE
Keller. who had reached first on sum
vans error. and stole second ana third
bases. came gailoping home, with the
ueing run. Darkness caused the game
20 De- called at the end Of the ninth
inning. with the score a tie. Attend
score: r. II. T..
Baltimore ...... OO1O51O11-1 II !
Philadelphia .... 100000 400-7 il Z
Observation-Disclosures and Robinson; Ortiz
and Clements.
BEoOKLYS. II: BOSTON. 2.
BROOKLYN. y. y. Sept. 24.-To the
credit of the Brooklyns was added an
the helders nor the battery made Il
msplay
As the home players hit SWEETS hard
when men were on bases, they won
the game hands down. a feature Of the
game was lannon's excellent throwing In
the third inning. the little fielder caught
Lachances ny in deep right. The ball
was returned without touching the
ground to Nash who did not nave 10
move an inch TO retire Corcoran. The
game was called on account Of DARK
ness.
Score: X II. r..
BROOKLYN ........ 8i10O51x-ll i3 o
Boston ........... 10000 o lO 3
Battorics-Abbey and Gnm; suvetts
and Ryan.
pIrrsnuRG. r: LOUISVILLE. 3.
LOUISVILLE KY. Sept. 2i.-Pittsours
won again to-day on lucky hits. aided by
the wild playing OF the Louisville IN
nelders. Foreman was batted much
more freely than McDormott but strong
support I'm the field counted in Fore
mans favor. Attendance, so.
Score: X II. r.
Louisville ........ OO2O1OO2O-5 10 .
Pittsburg ........ OOO3004OX-7 ?
Batteries -McDermott and Spies; Fore
man and Mack.
CINCINNATI. II; ST. LOUIS. ].
ST. LOUIS. MO- Sept. A.-Again the
dlsorganzed Browns were beaten by the
superior work Of the Cincinnats at
every point. Good luck saved a shut
out.
score: r. II. r..
St Louis. ...... OoOOOOO01-1 ! 6
Cincinnati ........ O411O0041-l Is 3
Kissinger and Miller; Rhines
and Vaughn.
NTw YORK.. 6: WASHINGTON. =.
WASHINGTON, j. c.. Sept. A.-Staf-
ford saved the game for New York to-
day by making a great catch Of De
monts hard liner in the eighth. after
two runs had been made. James, a new
player from the Virginia League. pitched
for Washington to-day, and while exc
tremely wild. was hit safely only five
times. Dement'S fielding was wonder
full. Attendance, 100.
Score. r. H. r..
Washington 900. 100O202-5 10 !
New York ......... O20OO2-6 3 !
Batterics-James and Mcclure; Clark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

GAMES scHfDULFD FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at BROOKLYN
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Washington.
Chicago az Cleveland.
Pittsburg az Louisville.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
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THE VIRGINIA CHAMPIONS
Defeat The Southern League Pennant-
Winners by a Score Of IS 10 3.
TOO FAST FOR The TEhNESSEEANS.
The Husilcrs Put Jp a rauItIcss Game.
aud Eattcd Herman hard-Hacccd
Fielding and Tannohilis De-
livery Went Against tho
Na~asihc Men.

baseball critic among the four thousand
SPECTATORS who pcrchea upon the bleacli-
and ...,,
''''7 ""' f"'NNt tNt Hfah"-7ldNN "'
Ntst-rnd Park yesterday afternoon, he
,a. forced to admit h.lor. the fourth
- 49, So d..
DIT n's was over ihat JAKE Nclis anu h'a
4u~ucls knew "a few things about playing
i.l
r. IN tho ninth t.t.... .,,,,. chm. ont
'''''" ''
t.' D"aNl ons OF the southern League
and when thc game closed al to o'clock
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earned cash ou -ae visitors, ability 10
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c.,fll ,,l, H.. .,.,.,.'.,....l fo his Dlavcrs
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

Richmond .........5 10
Nashville ..........0 ID % % o q o g. g
Summary. Earned runs Richmond. I.
Nashville. g. Two-hase h.ts-house man
20. Wells Beard. Knoll Thrce-base hits
kain. Smith. Groves, iousemdh stolen
ae,--Kain smith Groves, House
man. Wells Foster. Tanneh.ll. Base on
balls-On Herman. $. Hit by pitcher
Tannehil. Mari. Knoll. struck out-By
Tdnehin. 3, boy Herman, 2 fassed
balls Sweeney. q wild pitches-Herman,
2 Time of game. two hours. Umpires-
IFogrine and fireman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
Lace Curtains.

Al new and effective patterns. Irish
Points. in white and cream, $40 10 80
window.
Brussels Lace Curtains, $3.50 to go
window.
Swiss TambOured Curtains. SID 70 >lo.
Point dEspree. s2.SS. S2j. and s25
pair.
Muslin Curtains. $40 10 81 pair.
New Florentine Lace window Shades
for yestlbule doors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
TEMPLE, PEN|BERT ON, CORDES
& COMPANY.

Chenille and Tapestry Table Covers.
, SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25

The Tcnuessccans were evidently ou'7
rIIs.lI ia fhp game yesterday. iht3 ~"
been LAYING OFF, ioT tWO VEGAS, ana ,oli-
ttuufnty were sad GOO Doe out ~ prdcu.,
Illg went Olt 20 Wcst-EnI PARK ot
Monday afternoon and tried 20 tresLeH
up "a hlt so as Go get back into foi m TOT
tie coming struggle with The Virginia
champions. one or TWO of the team, as
regularly organized. ls not with the ciub'
frost. who waa "a m mbcr Of tho Peters
burg team last year, is one OF the ap-
rcntcfs.
Most of the team were present. how
over. and such defeat they ala get
Herman occupied the boA f.r thc visitors.
lie was an easy mark Tor tho hustiers.
VINO literally slaughtered h.s delivery
Herman had ght 20 expect better
et.pporf than ne got. Seven errors Is by
40 means "a good record for champions.
md some OF these errors were pafticu-
iariv costly But the Tennesseean with
bis long legs cncascd In white stockings.
with AN MS speed. appeared 10 lose ms
grlp 10 could not control The BAH. ana
e gave nine men bases on balls. lie
y.as hammered Tor twelve nuts. WIN a
sofai az twenty basco. OF The hits mere
<yere three wo-beggcrs. Ihese were
,.,eete6 by LAUNDERING applause
The visitors d.d not play WIN tne snap
and ginger that usually cnaracterlzes tnc
work. Of the Hustl@-s. Their team woih
was slow. ragg-d and conspicuousiy v oiu
OF Individual Judgment. A lack OF quick
movements. sprightly head work anu
fast nsld.rx cost the s.outhern cnainpioHs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04

ONN1LLE, FLA, July Dur
ing the last ten days l2 negroes have
left jacksonville 10 work in the mines
around birmingham. Ala.
The offers that induced them TO go
were for from 81 10 Sl.S Ier day wages,
or piecc-Work that would pay more. Tne
5migration agents have dona their work
very quietly and sent away the negroes
IN bodies of from dozen to a score, so
that few We're the wiser.
a Birm ngham man said to a Times
Union reporter last night that there
was no strkc. ani that the negroes were
not wanted 10 tn strikers places, but
were needed to operate new mines, and
old mines i'm which work some time ago
ceased. When the old mines closed down,
hundreds OF the wOrkmen sought new
fields OF labor
Now that the boom is on again, ianor-
crs are needed % nll the places OF those
who went away. The same inducements
offered in Jack sonvile are offered in other
Southern cities from which the same
Quiet movement towards birmingham has
been made.
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therefore in Certain Departments, There
nrc NJ Nnnmim.. IN the lIAIl rorAI,c.

Therefore
are No Openings ia the 'iNil service.
WASHINGTON. -. g., july 5.-A cir-
cular issued by the Civil Service Come
mission. gives schedule Of the eXaml-
nations 10 be- held in the last slA montnl
Ol tins year
Alaska. Arizona. Delaware. Dlstr.. OF
Columbia Alary land, MnutlIa, Nevada
and " yOmlu-. lf at present 'A'Dr-if N
and no Applications Tor ANY itrat .u,Aill
examinations viii he accepted nom Regal
residents OF these states unless t-cir l-
a nlure TO secure eligible from o-Nel
States.
States and Territories Al. however De-
accepted for railway mail service ANA
Indian service cAtMlft.iuIr 'ttlli' iiI'.f
Colorado, Connect. a. FLORIDA. ''tol-
Michigan Ncw Hampshire. Now Mexico,
New York. North Carolina. ONO, ore
e,n. lcnsylNiula. NriW'n-, li5'iHi'
N.aSrinetyt. ANA ~ est Virginia. have also
received an excessive share ui atruint-
meats ana no applications ior the cltin,
cOIyist Watchm1n, or mess niger tAanl-
lutilns viii De received liom lntm i.t-l-
dents there Will, however. De- allowed il
take the examinations Tor railway MaI
and Indian service, and for all depart
ncntal examinations.
The circular calls attention TO the ai-
ycrtiscmtnts OF individuals ana bareaus
claiming 10 have special lniDiMaNlh az
value - applicants for positions and spec
cial facilities for preparing them lor civil
service examinations, and says.
NO person has any information OF I'M
rcrtance 10 applicants which cannot De
obtained without -ost from the panptlet
furnished BY the commission. and all
claims to the contrary are therefore,
rniereprcsentatiCns. -ulac Of the so-call. "a
information furnished 10y thee bureaus
l., actually incorrect and .riSltailu-. Ile
commission does not wish 90 deter APP
plicants from the pursuit OF studies which
will fit them for the public service, even
though such studies be along the special
lie OF tie examinations FOR which they
are preparing. but IL does advise against
cramming along the narrow limits of
sample questions. because such a process
is failure as a preparation FOR passing
an examination and entir ly worthless
as qualification for the service 0l tua
Government. 10 is right aud proper for
applicants 10 attend eny weli-eslu sluhlishtl
school at their own home and refresh
themselves In studies but they are adj
vistd against paying fees with "a view
10 special preparations by spOudtnce
with institutions claiming special taciN-
ties for information which cannot Dee pro-
cured Directly from the commission. as
such claims are grOundless and stamp
the person or institution making them as
fraudulent.
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4 Confederate Camn Organized.

BURKTVlII.E. VA, July Especial. -
The ex-C0nfederate soldiers OF this
county met here Monday for the purpose
Of organiz ng a Confederate camp. lion.
w. y. Gaines was called temporarily to
tho chair. and Charles W. Harris ESQ,
was selected as temporary secretary.
Speeches were made by Messrs. J. r..
Harrison. j. T.. Leath. ana Captains ~
Penick ana ". r.. Gaines.
II was resolved that the secretary no
tify all ex-Confederate soldiers resiulns
within reach 10 assemble here on Ha'.
urday next % erect an organization w''ec' w
officers. etc. II is claimed that this camp
Will have fully one hundred mehoefs'
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tive officers Of municipalities; that such
officers are bound 10y their official ndih
20 enforce 20 the iul extent OF their
power the laws as they ilui them. Nfe-
spectiVe cf person or OF their own oiln-
iois concerning the desirabiity OF those
laws. and that even II any laws sho'm
I'm the long run prove incapable OF tn-
f0rcomout. the officers are constrained 10y
their duty. at least. TO make an honest
effort to enforce them.
we consider il. therefore. a. great
wrong o. make the cons ,lantiOus cNH,u-
t,ou OF the laws on the uart OF tnos"
officers a natter of rtUro1ch. no matter
whether the law IN question po 'N - .o
unpopular. for 20 docs not lie in their
discretion 20 determine which law is tp
ho enforced. and which Is not 10 ne.
Dn the contrary. all good citizens nae
reason tO rejoice that, alter a pttIoN ot
Fhar.tful corruption. oppressive tyranny.
ana robbery. Which was made possible
only by an arbitrary disregard OF ile
laws. the government OF law, tht
foundation OK public order ana
honest aiministra ION has been Pc
more officers who take their duties
seriously. FOR did they not DO thar, dl1
they permit themselves now 10 .he 'nii''l
tO leave any laws AZ plcaSur" un'Nt-
Cutci this W0 ill only lead 20 "a rtstora-
uol OF the old corrupt and iaNitss cone
Whom the people suffer mder the cf-
fact OF improper laws the remedy ls 20
lo sought in the ahrogation or dmend-
mont of such laws 10y tho LEGISLATURE,
and NOT in the decentralization OF wuui-
cipal officers through efforts to seiu,"
them from the performance OF ihclr
sworn duties. In the present ease ail
those who with regard To the sunday
law are of the same minl with us sAoNlt,
without distinction OF uartN unite lh'W
efforts in AN tndeayOr 90 obtain from
the legislature 10 bc elected neNt 'All thc
submission of this question OF the local
option of the municipalities concerned
- Dol
SchNab. Jacob IT, SchT l,r,ival
N-aut.. y. oL-s. John L. nlmn----
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WINDSOR, y. g.. July 3. Special. --
Cnany smith. an old nesto woman. was
beaten nearly tO aeAtu ly her husband.
Turner smith. Sine has lain ia ID coma-
tose state eter since. and n is thought
that She VIII die. The sheriff has been
10 arrest Smith, but ne has made his
escape. and cannot De- found
Turner is a desperate negro. and has
slols.
e.. West Jococks met with painful and
severe accident yesterday while taking a
horse back ride The horse. which IS
both Wild and unmanaseabie. became
frightened, and threw Air. Jococks. break
ing the bone IN one OF mis- little toes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
JInH-woEh> rNrLoDED.
~ Result >Io0.ooo Worth of Property
Was Destroyed within an Hour.

" - ia ~lI'NfH'i " iiiii hit ''N''@
LINN. MASS, July 5.-At 1850 this
forenoon there was am explosion of fire.
works n front Of the l.. A. May Com
pany's store. lu The oapamurc hotei
block. corner ol Union and Mulneliy
streets. at a. temporary counter erected
outside the store ol tho sidewalk. Inn
mcllaftiy the whole mass OF fireworks
vas ahla1e. ana fusildie of exploding
rockets. ,auupN-'rackcrs. bombs, ETC.,
startled everybody m Central square. a.
j.. simpson. who was in charge of the
;iewoiAs counter, Was Knocked against
the glass front of the building. but Was
not injured Tine flames were COM
muu.cated 10 the store of Iue j.. \.
May Company and spread with alarming
rapqlts. The lremcn did not get the
alarm right. ana for nearly nftccu min
utcs the flames had everything their
own way. a general alarm was iinaiy
sounded. Half au hour after the FIRE
works exploded. the entire block, which Is
four stores of brick. about lW icet front
al In0n street and more than that i'm
depth. WIS IL mass of flames. At l.
O'Clock the fire was unie. control. and
confined 10 t.e SIgamore-llotel block.
l. is thought th0 everybody escaped from
the huulng with possibly one cNcep-
ton an olI man named James If. WIN
slow, who has NOT been accounted for
lef. Tle loss is about Slpp.o'.
The heat caused au explosion, which
blew Out the plate. glass front Of tho f.
A. May Companys store. and injured
one fireman. Sidney Green, who was hurt
quite severely.
Tac hook-kc,rcrs n She l.. A. May
C0mranys store. dI not nave time even
10 save their books and papers on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
DIR. N-KEtN'S RiSH ACT.
lie Attempts suicide by Taking Bromidia.
MAY Not Live.

NORFOLK. VA, July S-Special.-Dr
+. :. McKeau. Of nerndon, Va, attempted
suicide Tuesday night by taking large
dose of if1m.dia. lie had hired a room
al p Freedman street for three DAYS
and retlIoI 10 his room. locking himself
III.
When last night he made no appearance
tde pcopl. o. the house became alarmed,
and called ~ the police, who forced the
door. Die was stll alive, but uncOn-
scious, AID TWO ounce Vlals. in one Of
which about a drachm OF the compound
still remained. told The story.
Dr. Nche4l was conveyed 10 The Re
treat for az. Sick. where ne was at
tended hg the best physicians oi the
city. His chance Is very slim.
tapcrs found on him indicate that he
had come 10 Norfolk TO locate, AMI was
practically devoid of funds. Despollency
may have Induced the act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
4 Disastrous Alsbama Fire.

CENTRE. Ala. July 3-AhOut mil-
night last night fire was disco vered ia the
rear OF the COurt-h house. Qnd the entire
building was soon In flames kerosene
had been poured on the walls and ioor.
and nothing could check the IKE The
books and records OF the Chancery Court.
sheriff and the tax collector are lost.
III is thought the vaults In the probate
and clerks office are an right. the loss
is about 5000; with Insurance On te
building OF S1,V,O.
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Ike Tucker Probably fatally Wounded bS
Caroline Harris Both Colorcd.


DANNll.LE, VA. July Especial.
Yesterday near Laurel Grove. in this
coIniy. Caroline Harris, colored Wo-
man. sle. and perhaps fatally wounded
Ihe Turher. a colored youth about eish-
teen years of age.
Tucker amt the woman had a trim ng
dispute. when the latter whipped out Il
pis.ol. and told the former she would
shoot ms head OF. Tucker seized her
hand. mI attempted to take the pistol
from her. hui she shifted 1t to the other
hand aul fred 1ue BAN. "a small cali
lrc. too. oucct in fuckers throat, in-
Itcins % wound from which nc VIII
probably dlc.
bad reputation, who boasts that she can
take care OF herself. She carries
pistol au tnc time. and sleeps with it
under hOr pillow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04

CHICAGO. ILl.. July 3.-Sp~aker Jonn
Meyer, Of me Illinois House %. N'p''-
s.utatives. died 40 ffcrp"r'' Ii.' ''''
morning. Nervous prostraron VAS tnc
eal,.. OF his death. though bee suffered
from a chronic ailm,uf. speaker Meyer 3
death Win have an Important bearing Oh
the extra session of tne Legislature,
which rec0nyenes July '.I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
Nr.. stnnrnr,I.. Grncrn.ll,.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. july st Is
stated that Mrs. Leland Stanford viii
soon go u Europe 10 sell her jewels. so
that she may apply the proceeds 20 carry
ing On the Leland Stanford. .Jr., University,
al Palo Alto. The need OF ready money
is given as the object, The levels are
valued at 81, 90 eJJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., July g.
The price OF rubber shoes Win be ad-
yanced per cent September lst Notice
10 that erect has been sent ont by the
United States Rubber Company. a branch
OF which is located here. All The rubber
companies In the country. saye one. are
in the trust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-04
THE COLOEED "SINCTIFTED."
\ Ncw Band Makes its Appearance al
Weldon.

Ncw Band Makes its Appearance at
Weldon.
WELDON, y. c., July 3.-Spocial.-
With a flourish of horns, a colored band
of the .sanciined' swooped down uqon
Weldon Yesterday, and mystihed the col
orcd people here by their strange ana pc
cuNar doctrine.
The band consists of am ola. dried-up
negro preacher, and three women, large
healthy, and strengthening. They preach
in the open air. and IN his prayer yes
tcrday, The preacher said that 'hrst
was coming I'M 1--WE years. and that before
that tim. hail-stones Weighing seventy
pounds would rail-
lie also predicted in his prayer that
great floods ana cyclones, such as have
not been seen before. viii sweep over the
earth.
Thc women srcach. pray, and sing.