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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
4nE MIsSiNG-LfNK JEACK.


The Board Of Supervisors OF hehrico
county VII meet az the courthouse next
Monday at noon. when a committee o.
prominent wheclmcn will crescent the re-
quest for a right OF way for the miss
ine-link" bicycle track. with when IL Is
proposed 10 parallel the county roaa' con
Meeting the boulevard with the hermit
age road. ,o,.
Nir. John y. Rose. supervisor-eiect lor
that district. who Will assume the once
at next Mondays meeting. met MT. T..
r. -. Myers. Jr.. and other prominlt nj
whcelmen ON the ground yesterday aiteI-
noon. and made casual survey OF the
route. Mr.. Rose expressed himself as
favorable 10 the scheme, and VIII adNo-
cate IL before the Board
AS soon as the plan was explained 10
him he remarked that If j; did nothing
else but afford the citizens in that direc-
ton good walk-way. which II surely
Will do. IL would be Of tremendous au-
vantage. Little doubt remains that the
right of way will be given.
I'm order TO get the matter on ioo'' anu
the track made for use this season. the
wheclmen should be prompt in comins
up with their subscriptions. Inc Isl
rs open at The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Miss Rose G. Wells Of this city, was
married TO Mr.. John Louis Freund, at the
residence Of the bridegroom, In Nasnlns-
ION. last evening. Rev Mr.. Font, OF me
United Brethren church, performing me
ceremony The parlor was hanasoihels
de.orated The brides gown was OF
rrav henrietta. cloth and she wore a
wreath Of orange blossoms and carried
a bouquet Of white roses. Miss Barbara
Stohl was maid of honor. Among ihe
many handsome gifts was pair or ana
mond earrings from the groom. 4 ieccl-
ton aud supper was rendered the bfllaai
party. Mr.. and Mrs Freund viii reside
in Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

fnsp stor Holph Does MOI Know Who the
New Mnn VIII be.

Mr.. W. r. Rolrt orc Il r. C. Dun &
cos inspectors Of agencies, is registered
AZ the Exchange Hotel. He has been IN
ves.lrafing the affairs OF the branch lner-
camille agency Of that concern In this
city.
lie defined last evening TO give any
rcazon Tor q change ir the adm.nistra-
lion OF the agency. but admitted that
change would be made. lie said ne nin
nof know who would % placed In chat se
of the office here, but II was the rule Of
Dun AZ o. 10 promote some one already
I'm the service ~ the company 70 MI va
cancics. Mr. g.. b. Walker. the retiring
manager. as far as known, mas given sat
isfaction 10 the Richmond public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Laying Of the Corner y one Of the Powhs-
tan Troop Monument, Powhat,n Couri
hnn.n. VI .lulY A. 1NoJ

4 special train from Richmond 10 Pow
hatan Courthouse will Dee run for this
occasion The train will leave the South
ern railway depot, on Virginia street, at
s.l5 4. NJ. July 9Th. and will reach RIGA
mond returning about a.l5 +. NJ. For
information as 10 price OF tickets, etc,
apply 10 Mr. Augustine Royal, Leader
Building. Manchester. Mr.. John r. Goode,
Nr. James H. Worth. General Manager,
and Mr. r. T.. Wilson. o. Il. A.. L. and
=. r. r.. and John NJ. Bcall. Il. =. A.,
Southern railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
rrerr.lon 20 we.t Point.

when planning your Fourth OF July
outing do not forget the eN-
crrsiOn 10 bc operated by the
Southern railway from Richmond 10 West
Point and return More attractions than
ever before. Music by an excellent band.
dancing. boating. and bathing. trOttnc
and running races. bicycle races. base
ball game. and other athletic sports
The train will leave Richmond (Nir-
ginia-strcct station. az $50 \. NJ. stop
ping al Twonty-eighth street. Returning
will leave West Point al p. VI. Fare
for the round trip, - cents.
JOHN NJ. BEALL,
Travelling passengeg Agent,
.2l cast Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Popular ssashore Excursion via II. 4. and
4. r. n

on Fridays tnd Saturdays you can go
TO Atlantic CiiS. Cane May. or sea Isle
city at round-trip rate OF - from Rich
mond Tickets good To return until The
following Tuesdays only. Leave Rich
mOnd A. NJ, Washington N \. II.
Arrive Atlantic City j.lO 4. ~
For fun Information apply TO Rich
n ond Transfer Company Ninth and Main
streets, ticket Office Byrd-strtet station,
or {. 4. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Don't Pat Your Money in Savings Bank
a.. Four Per Cent.

Before making your investments, figure
awhile on the sl2ia fuil-paid, q per cent.
cent guaranteed. of the State building
and Loan Company at HOS east Main
street. Richmond. Va. Thomas T.. StagS,
president: W. Minor Woodward. vice.
president. Call on or address r; &.
mond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

The Grove Avenue Baptist Sunday
school gave their annual picnic 10 Ashland
lnrs Yesterday. quite large crowd
composed the merry party. and che day
was spent in a pleasant way by every one
who attended.
Clar,.ront was the objective point for
the members OF the Calvary Baptist SUM
day school yesterday. a large crowd
went down on The pocahontas and spent
delightful day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

market OF the throng Of country carts
that blockade Marshall and sixth streets.
Probably the spacious court between
the vegetable market ana fisn auey'
which ts covered with granolithic pave
rnent. will be- set aside for the use OF
retailers of country produce. Should
shed be erected over this court no more
desirable position could be FOUND LOT ,nc
OF the nelghbCring streets would at once
be relieved OF their present encumbrances'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Bows Blouse Waists

Sizes from 10 s years Percale. made
with deep cuffs and sailor collars. reduced
from ouc 10 %.
White Lawn Blouse Waists. trimmed
with white and dainty -cclored emorosd-
cry
81 Waists reduced 10 &c.
N.Sj Waists reduced 20 s5c.
All made OF fine materials and IN the
best manner.
All-snk Satin Gros Grain Ribbon at
very low prices.
and l2c. reduced 10 &c.
IL and pc. Reduced 10 Sc.
All in tne following SHADES. Light and
dark rose. salmon. apple green. Nile
Green. olive cardinal. scarlet. cardinal
aaruet lisht blue. China blue. peacock
blue. lemon, corn, orange. and mandarin
yellow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Oh Tor Enrnne-

Mr. Carl Wippcrman wife and daush-
ter Miss Marie Schmidt Mrs George
A. Book, and Mrs. Christina kindorNait :
ioft N,terday afternoon on The i.3o train
over the York River road 90 sail by the
North German Lloyd steamer for hre-
men. Mrs Herman Schmidt and her son
Edward accompanied them as far as ial-
umorc. The party Will be absent about
three months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
To.tOmce Changes

Frank NJ. Reade has been appointed 10
G clerkship in the m0ney-order depart
ment of the city p0st-oiiice vice StephsH
A. Ellison. reslPsei. ,, DE-.
The department having allowed ~,
master CullingWOrth an auniuonal us
trihutine clerk, Mr. David NJ. Han mas
been appointed and assigned TO uuly H'
The frce-delivery system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Attractive Excursion Grounds.

Ashland Park. on Richmond. Fred
ericksburE and Potomac railroad. eighteen
miles from Richmond, has been reno
waited and improved. New boats and
additional seats and tables have been
provided. Grounds. pavilion. and dining
hall in good condition. and ready for cN-
ourslon and picnic parties: Trains char
tered at low rates. c. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manage. Byrd-Strcet Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
10 De Mnrrlel Ihnrslnv.

on Thursday evening next, AT 4 o'clock
Mr. Joseph y. Allen, son Of Mr.. Joseph
r. Allen and Miss Fannie Y. Baptist,
daughter OF Mr. Frank Baptist, VIII
be united I'm marriage at the Third Pres
byterian church. Both the young LADY
and gentleman are well known and haze
hosts OF friends In this city. They VIII
take an extended tour North, and Will,
on their return. reside Ina this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
og.uBrR oFcoMunncn rHssKnD.
IN. Labor Council Grateful f'r the U.s. Of
IIniI

The Trades Labor Council held IT'S regu-
lar meeting last evening a. Eilctts Han
Among the matters discussed Was the
,o,dweek payday. and gratifying results
@,nm The mass-meeting June nth were
is me following resolutions were urani-
uousiy adopted: ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Tho Committee on Second Market mas
made some material Improvements 90 inc
market tuilimc bv adding io thc Haii' 81
handsome shed which covers .ne e..
,Ssr'ilv TO Fish alley. An effort VIII now low
", ND TO clear the streets about the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Reduced Rate. on Saturdays During sum.

Commencing May aJth the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad VIII
sell round-trip tickets on Saturdays. good
until following Mondays. al the one-fare
rate from Richmond to Quantico aud
intermediate stations. Tickets on sale
al Byrd-Street station only.
&. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

The condition Of The Rev. Or. James y.
Cannon was slightly improved at "A late
hour last night. His temperature was
slightly reduced. ana several other fay-
cradle conditions were reported by his
physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 3.-Judge
Elddle. in the Quartcr-Session Court. to-
day. sentenced Colonel William a. Run
kle. who last week pleaded guilty TO as
sauiting Colonel \. Louden Snowdon. TO
three months Imprisonment IN the county
nrisOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Tho Malignant Cnn'gss Against irI'a'e
BaNlis Noid of Any Found on.

The following papers. which are pub
lishcd NJ the request of numerous friends
OF Private Bayl.s. of Company =, Blues
Battalion. show Conclusively that me was
hurt while doing duty al POcahont2a;
HEADQUARTERS Virginia Troops,
Pocahontas. Va. May -, 1870.
Captain j. c. Shafcr. Il. J.. i. Blues
Richmond. Va.
Dear Captan.-ln reply 90 yours OF .he
9th instant. ] enclose copies Of aiiidavits
OF Captain RTiiin and myself, which l
think will boz sufficient TO clear Private
Baylis Of an charges against HIM.
with kind regards 10 an.
W. n. HOWELL. Lieutenant,
Field Adiutant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Sun mer excursion tickets 10 the leading
northern and eastern seaside. watering,
and mountain resorts at low rates via
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Apply at Richmond Transfer
company. Ninth and Main streets. ticket
office Byrd-street Station. or
L. \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Miss Bsrla wilson who has been spend
hrr uncle. Rev. Dr. Wilson ON Clay
street. left yesterday TO spend the sum
NOR with relatives In the mountains OF
tho Gll Dominion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
I'M EVERY DEPARTMENT

Fast Black Ribbed ChilGrens Hose. IA
sizes ., o.. and ., Sc. pair.
Special line Of Ladies' Plain and Drop
stitch Fun Regular. Fass Black Hose,
sc. a pair.
Look az the values we arc Offering ia
our three-pa -f0r-a-dollar grades.
SIX Hose. Grop-stitch. SOC. per pair.
Gentlomen's Full, Regular Socks AT ~.
and 2Jc per pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
A MILITARY DEADLOCK.
uE,fBr ES or COMPANY c. FAIL TO
ELEcr A FIRST LIEUTENANT
4 Petition Ash ng the Governor 10 pi'pah'
tie Company >tnfoi but f'"ai
W thdr<wn-Scw Company

The members OF Company c. first Reg
iment. met H. their room at the Arinoiy
on Monday night FOR the purpose OF elect
ing n first lieutenant % succeed Sir. Jonn
Il. Ilols;cad. resigned.
Major Deroyshi~c had been detailed by
Colonel Jones 20 preside and rticre pro-
cccding 10 election. the former expiaine'
that the members Of the company h1d
equal rights and were not compelled 70
cast their votes for the nominee ioi s0.ne
reason they did not wish 10 30 so. D u,
only name placed Ia nomination va
that Of second lieutenant beNefiy "a
Randoluh. There were three pdlot7
taken. but ~ nc time did the candldatc
receive more than twenty-five our 81 ,ne
twenty-six votes cast. There being forty
four names on the roll Of the COMPANY
twcnty-three votes were necessary TOT an
election. a.. 90,
iournmcnt was taken. but not untll
member Of what Is known as the Jones
faction In the company suggested that "
petition TO the Governor be signed. re,
qucsting that the company be disDanaeu
for the want Of harmony.
TALK or DIsBANDISG.
The majority Of the members had be-
come utterly diShcartcncf with the tN-
listing state Of affairs and following their
the petition which had been submitted 10
them After duly recOnsldering tncr
action. however. the majority OF tnem
changed their minds ana one OF them
Withdrew his signature the same evening
while the others followed suit yesterday.
The outcome OF Monday meeting form
ed the general topic Of the members OF
the company yesterday. and several OF
them gave as their opinion that the pre-
liminary remarks Of the presiding cfncer
were an indication that at headquarters
the election Of "a first lieutenant ana
especially that Of Lieutenant Randolph,
was not desired.
Fon NEw COMPANY.
Some time ago an effort was made 10
organize a new company for the regi-
mcnt, and IL was intimated at the time
by some of those familiar with the move
| ment. that the new command was 10
! latter should disband. There were also
then rumors afloat that Colonel Jones had
recommended the disarmament, but these
rumors were by the latter declared 10 be
| unfOunded. 4 meeting was called OF the
| thirty-odd men. who II was understood
! had signed paper 10 The effect that they
/ were willing TO become members Of the
| new company ana it was said that Tie
! object of that meeting was TO accomplish
/ an organization. At the last moment
| however, the meeting was cOuntermand-
/ ed. and nothing more was heard Of the
| scheme. During the past Few days, now
| ever. the matter seems TO have taken
new shape and II was said yesterday
that the new company would be organic
ed during the next ten days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Property Transfers.

Hcnrico. John NJ. Lewis to John Bag
by. trustee. - feet on south side Cary
street. near strawberry. 500
William r. Moody 20 Guy & Conner,
trustees. same deed reported from Chan
Gerry Court May !. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

The costs i'm IRE Hastings Court amount
ed 10 slq3.S0. John r. Norris. the granger
detective was paid $40 for his services
and the other $3.50 was paid 10 oiner vi
ntsscs. During Smiths incarcera uon ih
the city Jail. from January az 10 e.
ruary 23d. the cost % tne Sialt TO. "''
maintenance WAS SlZ.
The costs Of the hahcas corpus Qioc',.
irgs in Petersburg. Lmporia. ana lfoNl-
dtnce Forge will aggregate ABOUT ~,
thus making the aggregate. as N'@' ny
can be approximated. s2.lmD
This amount deducted from So" l2t-
eeited bv smith leaves the state inc bhlH-
or An the transaction &.S'N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
". J. NEWENHAM.
Mayor of BOcghOntas.


IUVIUOUTI7- M My = T'-I'
Virginia. TazeWeu county to-wit
This day personally appeared before
the undersigned ". j. Newcnham. Mayor
of the town Of pocahontas. Lieutenant
W. IA. Howell. who. being duly sworn,
states upon his oath that he was with
Captain Ruilln at The time ana place
mentioned Inn his affidavit. and that the
statements made in his affidavit this day
Am regard 10 the time. place. and circum-
stances and injury inflicted on Mr.. Bay
his. are each and all true. and lac adopts
same as fully as If herein set forth in
eXtenso.
Given under my hand. this 10Th day
OF May, 1870.
W. j. NEHEMIAH.
Manor Of pocahontds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Surprising Values in
Black Silks.

Black Faillc-An Pure Silk
l9-irches wide. l>c.
23-inch-s wide, see.
.i-inches wide, s. q.
Black BengallneS-
lq-inches wide. use.
2l-inches wide. Si-l.
2i-inches wide, S.1i.
Extra ire.
Special prices on Black Satin Duchess
zs-inches wide sec.
2i-irches wide. SL%j
27-lnches wide. Si.35
Values IN Black Surai.-
Ranches wide tSc.
24-incncs wide. 1'c.
Fine and heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
pocahontas. Va. Nay .. 80


Virginia. TazeWcu county-tO-wit.
lis day personally appeared before me.
the undersigned. W. j. Newenham,
mayor of the town of Pocah0nias, In
said county and State. e.. Il. liuiin. cap
tain Of commissary. First Regiment of
Cavalry. Virginia Volunteers. who. being
first duly sworn by me. states upon his
oath that he was on duty as courier
and special aid Co Major W. T.. Simons,
in command OF the Virginia Volunteers,
al POcahontas. Va. On the night when
Private Baylis was struck on the head
with a rock Said bayNs was ON duty
al the time. lie was struck near the
Southwest Company's mime. about one
mile west Of the town OF iocahontas. Ia
company with Lieutenant w. II. Howell,
Of the Roanoke Machine Works Guard,
Company T.. Second Infantry Virginia
Volunteers. I was examining The ouipusis
and when we reached point near where
said Bayis Was Oh duty. We heard SAID
EnYiie challenge. The challenge was
followed Immediately hy four shots fred
hy said Bays. 1. in company with Lieu
tenant Howell. Immediately went TO the
spot where We heard the challenge and
shots. and found Mir. Baylis at his post
of duty, and a severe wound on his head.
inflicted hy a rock. Baylis stated that
three men approached him; he halted
Them and they continued 10 advance,
when ne lcvelled his gun to shoot. and
all three of the men threw rocks at
him. one Of whic struck him on the head.
OF the absolute truth of his statement,
afiiant has not the slightest doubt, ana
the charge that said Bayis was not
thus injured. is base and deliberate
falsehood.
In consequence Of the blow inflicted ON
said Baylis. the effect of which l person
ally examined, l suggested that he be
relieved from duty that night, but Mr.
Baylis declined 90 DO so. and remained az
his post until duly relieved.
The conduct of Mr.. Bayiis under the
trying ordeal through which he passed
was manly ana sOldierly and the base
charges that have been made against HIM
are shameful and deserve the condemna-
ton of all just and fair-mindcd men.
Amant further says that Dee has made
dUigsnt efforts 10 find the correspondent
of M, Starr. NJ. McLAughlin-an could
not mud or hear of any such man in
or near pocahonias.
Given under my hand. this Goth day of
May. 1896.
". j. NEW ENHAM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Linens.
Linen Sheets.

Very low prices Of all Linen rem ls
s.itched sheets full sized. al A.te. s''i -
and SOS per pair-less than the p''0V "
the linen by the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Hosiery.

Full. regular made. double-knee. toes
and heels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26
Figured China Silks.

Printed on the best Grade Of China SIX
reduced from 59c. 10 5Jc. per yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
MILFORD.

The summary is as follows: Struck out, Madden A. Cheeseboro 2; hit by pitcher, Madden 4, Cheeseboro 4; double plays, Thiesen, Lauder and Da- wis; two bagger, Healy; bases on balls, Madden 5, Cheeseboro 4.
 At the conclusion of the game the two purses, $100 to the winning team and $25 to the losers, which were placed in chamois skin bags, were handed to Fitzsimmons, who presented them to MT. Miller, manager of the Meriden team, and to MT. Munson, manager of the Milfords.
 The big Australian umpired the first five innings and then retired to the dressing room to prepare for the spar ring match.
 A special car left the green at 2:30
 with MT. Fitzsimmons, his manager,
 Martin Julian, and sparring mate, Tom
 Forrest, officers of the carnival associa-
 ton and members of the press. The car was decorated with bunting, and on
 the way down to the Rock crowds were
 along the line to see the coming op-
 ponent of Gentleman Jim. AS the car
 passed the bill board on which was a
 large poster with a picture of Corbett
 and his sparring partner in the ring,
 Fitz turned around and looked at it
 closely with curious cynical smile
 upon his face, but said not word. Af-
 forwards he said that he preferred to
 do his work October 31, and let talking
 go.
 At 5 o'clock the two men stepped into
 the ring and gave very neat exhibi- ton of boxing for four rounds, after which MT. Fitzsimmons went to the Beach house. where he had shore dinner.
 To Courier" representative he said that his training thus far for the con test with Corbett has consisted of only light work, as punching the sand bag After September he will go into heavy training at the Lewis cottage on Surf avenue, Coney Island. Ex-Judge New ton of Coney Island has rendered him the use of his large stable for a train ing place, and this has been fitted UT as gymnasium with wrist weights dumb bells and all other necessary equipments. He also told of the trouble with Corbett in Philadelphia, and said that he did not act in the least as ar aggressor, but did all possible to avoid trouble on that occasion. He has taker out his first naturalization papers, an6 will take out the final papers be | for the fight so that at that time he will be full f1edged American citizen Fitz seems to take particular delight | in talking of his lion cub seven months old, with which he has many frolics | He has a scar on the right arm where the cub in playing short time ago bi | through the flesh to the bone. He sait | that after the cub had unloosened his | hold he struck him sumner betweer | the eyes, and the cub hasn't touched him since. He will train immediately prior, to the big fight at Vera Crui | in Texas, near the Mexican border. | OthfiHt2; ?,the ,yootwgfib xzfflffff if
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24
BURGLARS AT SHORT BEACH,

Branford, Conn.,, Aug. 23.-The bur glars who have been making light hauls in this place during the last two weeks, are getting bolder in their op- erations. They have apparently moved down towards the shore and are naw working in the vicinity of Short Beach. Tn isafternoon the residence of Will liam Kelsey, the wealthy resident and owner of the fishoil works off Short Beach, was entered by the burglars during the absence of the members of ithe household. They ransacked the house from cellar to garret, fut found nothing in the way of si1verware. Mir Kelsey tonight, returning home found his vest lying on the floor of his room and twenty-five dollars in bills which he had left in the vest was taken. A window in the rear of the house was raised, through which the burglars had probably gained ar en- trance into the house. The Kelsey house is situated some distance away from any of the cottages, and this made the work for the gang easy. The authorities here have been notified of the burglary.