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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

From Osaka and iiiogo, Japan' comes
the report that I'm the week ended July
cth. there were rs new cases Of cholera
with 70 deathz.
The Traders Union branches IN North-
umherland England. have decided NOT
20 send representatives TO the coming
tr,des-unlon congress, claiming that the
ennr,ess Is, a soclalistic body and large
-. sssuonslble. through its iniempeFate
acis for the political reaction which has
lust taken place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
4 PLOT 4G.fgNsT THE oz.fR.
An Extensive Conspiracy Involving Edu'
cationaI Authorities nrarfhed.

ST. PETERSBURG, July S0.-An ex-
tensive conspiracy has been discovered
among the priests Of the Seminary and
University of Kien, aiming at the intro
duction Of plan Of greater freedom OF
attack upon the prevailing system OF
nepotism In governmental positions. ana
IL is also stated that the discovery has
been made that the students union i'm the
University Of Moscow are planning 70
assassinate the Gar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

The Rates to the INposition Were 20 Have
Been Fixed hut Not Enough Attended.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 60
The Southern Passenger Agents Associa-
tlon held an important meeting to-day on
l. lokOrt Mountain About thirty general
passenger agents We're present represent
ing every road I'm the association, bat
the primo business of the conference,
which VAS 20 hX the rates that should
prevail during the Atlanta Exposition,
Was ID failure. owing 20 the absence OF
The invited representatives, of northern
lines.
only one agent Charles Saone. of the
chicago and Eastern Illinois, was pres
ent from north of the ohio river the
morning session was consumed with dis
clsslns the veXcl question Of Texas
rates which have been greatly disor-
fanlzei Tor several months.
resolution was passed. feaihrmns the
agreement entered into al Atlanta, Jan
Nart TO- lnh. which sriicie was in the
nature OF dn elict that rates must De
maintained 40 all hazards Adjournment
Was ta@en luul August 9Th at Chicago,
Mhen the Exposition rates with all con-
Meeting lines 90 the North and West.
Stop-oter privileges win also likely be al
ioMt4 aH the tucampms at Knoxville
ana Louisville, ANA tlc dedication OF the
'hiikainasua National Military at Chat
tnooga are TO hc concurrent events with
iic opening OF the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

ALBANY. \. y. July D.-Dr. George
Is. Fowler has been appointed by Gov
ernor Morton TO the State Board of
iieaith, as the comm. ssioner representing
he ciil or New York. lie succeeds Or
cyrus fcson, who recently resigned from
the board. '0'''
Mrs. Samuel Spencer of New York city.
mas been appointed by the Governor on
cf New York al the coming Atlanta Ex-
pOSitiOn ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

UPLAND, PA, July 30.-Cupid plays
pranks With aged hearts as well as young
ones This was strhiHcly IF0"eI ~ 4
marriage here last evening. The groom
was VIII ain Marshall, OF Philadelphia.
who has passed the three-sool e-and-ten
period in life. Miss Minerva Cochran
the bride IS also over seventy years of
Methodist church, married the couple in
the presence OF a large company OF
friends. The bride wore cream -c0l0i.
ed wedding gown ana a cOrsage bOI-
Quet. They went 10 Washington, ID. c.,
10 spend their honeymoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

A. ,ninois Dealer in Wild Birds Heavily
Fined.

ruIcAGO. ILL, July 5o.-H. Clay Mer-
ri,, was tried yesterday before Justice
pto st Kowanec. ILL.,. on charge Of
iilg.i'on oil the game laws. The prose
,',fon which is in charge of The state
Xttrdrn was instituted by Sportsnen' S
Tbe defendant admits having IN his
,.,...aeeion 400 game birds II the IL
i1.eiifr of This is proved the minimum
a,,.. is Sas.510 am the maximum >sfD'Dn
n.nr anorfsmen were pres mt as well
-.-,aral cold storage dealers, who
80 e4fablishmcnts similar 10 Merritt .
m 'rhf.4rO. and elsewhere.
r,. d..' sion was reserved until today.
r+ ..se rendered this morning, iindinS
tto 5rfardaut guilty of me Illegal sale
~ Wild game ln his remarks the Court
stated thit the law clearly Justified the
Nrrrift Immediately flied notice 10 an
,c~l ana his bond was fixed at $4,000.
,rhe fines assessed against Merritt ag-
crorafc rtfn.
Game Warden Blow announced that he
v,onid this week institute TWO more suits
aosIrsf Merritt. and If they prove sue
r[.ef.l Merritt viii have fines 10 pay
arerecafing $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
1HE DEMocRIrIc coNrENrIoN.
Editor Clark Howell Thinks II should B,
Held in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, July 90.-"As the Dem
ocfatic party gets nearly al The strength
from the South. it is time this section
should be recognized, by being given the
next convention.
owing to increased accommodations. I'm
the way OF an auditorium. new hotels.
ere. on account of the Exposition. the
city tNn now handle the crowds that
q ono national conventions.
My preference ,herafafe is Atlanta.
(Sigued CLARK HOWELL
"Member of National Committee for
fieOrnfn" "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
sECuRE RrssLrs coon mInn.
Prince Ferdinand l. Convinced Thaf Buf-
caria Cannot Exist without II.

VIENNA. July s0-The Bulgarian dopu-
iation. which was sent by Prince Ferdi-
nand to ST. Petersburg. for the purpose
of obtaining Russia's recognition OF the
present bulgarian Government. arrived
here this morning en- route for Sofia.
Monsignor Clement, metropolitan or
Tirnova, who ls chairman of the delcgd-
ton, in an interview. explained the OBJ
iect OF the mission OF himself and asso-
ciates to the Russian capital by saying
that Prince Ferdinand. having become
convinced that bulgaria could not exist
without the friendship and the moral aid
OF Russia, was prepared 10 make an the
sacrifices necessary 10 secure Russig's
good will. Reconciliation had already
been effected. ne said, and Bulgaria
would soon have an orthodox dynasty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
THE cORBETr-FIrzSIAuONs MN
Rates Asked for in Case q Transfer Of the
plnce of Mceiinc /. Nece..nrY.

SNN NNIDNIV, IIN,, July W--ItoII-
road officials i'm this city have been asked
to submit rates Of transportation %
Laredo ana Eagle Pass in case 70 Is de-
cilel 10 transfer the tCrhett-tItZslm-
mons fight tO Mexico.
This action Is regarded as a blum. how
ever. as - SIS practically conceded by
nearly everybody conyersant with the
situation that the fight will take place
m Dallas on The lall soIeltel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
soUgH c.iRo1Iss,s CONSTITUTIONS.
Primaries to Select Candidates for Dele
gates Held Yesterday.

COLUMBIA, 5. c.. Jaiy 59.-The pri-
mary election called by the Irby State
Executive Committee to select candidates
for delegates 10 the State CONSTITUTIONS
Convention, which meets on September
10TH Was held throughout the State to-
day. The election was controlled IN the
different counties by local issues and
agreements. In most counties the Con-
servatiVCs have abstalncd from voting,
ana the vote was lisht throughout tne
State. Several counties divided their
delegates equally among the faeti)as.
The most notable delegation selected is
from Edgencld. consisting OF Senator B.
X. Inlman, Congressman Tal5ert, state
Senator H. b. Watson. Lieutanant-GoN-
crner Zimmerman. RefOrmers5 eN-GoN-
crnor j. &. Shepard, Cons srydtife, and
eX-Congrc ssmau George -. Tillmll, run
ming as the representative OF neither FAC
ti0n. The KcfOrmers w-ll have Il large
maJOiity In the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

The Vanderbilt Teud said to Have Van
ishcd In Eall Room.

NEWPORT. r. J.. July 3o.-Newport's
sensation came late last night, when Miss
ronsnelo. daughter Of Mrs. Willie *.
Nanisrhlt. and Miss Gertrude, daughter
of Afrs cornelius Vanderbilt, danced in
the same set at tho Casino mop.
Tha families are said to pass without
snoaking. and what promised 10 hc the
greatest social family feud Of Newports
history vanished I'm two minutes to-
NIGHT Every one present was stunned
WITH wonder and until the music inshed
seemed hardly TO realize what had hap
..I-L-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Dog Committed Suicide.

EIPLEN. PA. July "a large black
dog which for several days past had
been lying under porch on First street.
committed suicide yesterday. 1t was
boys coaNcd and drove il 0ut from be-
Meath the porch. when IL deliberately
walked into Charters creek Il seemed
net satisfied with the shallow water.
out swan into the miile Of the stream,
ana held lts head under the water. bob
IL e up and down. until il was dead
The dog then noatcd. and the current
took II out into the Ohio river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

Starts To-Day for Newport to Participate
In the Ence COR Tie Gnrlrf lln.

HUNTINGTON l.. l., July SO-At q
O'Clock this morning the New York
Yacht clubs slOops. schooners. ana
steam yachts weighed anchor and started
on tho hrat day Of their nfty-nrst an
nuai cruise. Ti,ir destination was New
London, "a distance OF seventy -four miles
70 the east and With strong south
westerly wlnd blowing, early this morn-
ing. none Of the boats should have any
diftculiy making port by tonight II
the breeze holds they viii run almost
the cniirC distance before wind They
VIII start tomorrow for Newport where.
on Friday. - races for the GOelet cup
over Block Island or the SOW and Pig
course VIII be held. The Jubilee, Cen
oxAl fA1ns's unknown quantity. wlll losp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

ATLANTIC CITY. July s0.-Dr' n. ".
Frye OF Roanoke. Va, one OF the vie
Tins Of the recent Casino disaster. was
discharged from the city Hospital yes
terdsy thoroughly cured. But one victim
stin remains in the hospital, Frederick
ClaprOth, the musician. who was 50 terri~
bly, injured that he was reported dead
lie is slowly improving, however ana
the attendant physicians have great hopes
OF his ultimate recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

NE WYORK. July 3O.-By d decision
haulcd down 10y chief Justice Clement,
Ia the city Court. BroC klyn, Edward ~.
Litchneld and executors OF the Litch-
field estate will have 10 ray 20 the CITY
OF brooklyn 10000 for taxes due for
more than twenty-five years on S2DJ.00J
worth ~ property. The property Is sit
uated IN the Iwcnty-second ward near
Prospect Park Some months ago. by q
decision. also given by Judge Clement
succeeded In getting $4,000 for back
f1xaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

ClNCINNATI. July S0.-Joseph Trapp
OF Reading. came home drunk Yesterday
ana begun 10 abuse his family. and JO-
pm his nineteen-yedr- son. inter
Tered. Securing d revolver. he ordered
lhe oid man 20 cease his abuse. The
laiher became more violent. and as he
rushed toward bis son young Joseph
raised his revolver The little girl rushed
between them. and a bullet from the re-
NOlver struck her dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
A Murderer CoDfrs>e,.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July U.-Emmett
Divers. colored, who murdered Mrs. j.
". Kane. near Fulton. No, last Tues
day, and who was brought here To pre-,
ycnt a lynchiug. has confessed He saws
he found the woman alone I'm the house,
and upon her refusal 10 give him a ring
she had upon her finger, he cut her
throat. Divers requests that he be- hang
ed in 81. Louis. as he fears death at the
bands of mob IL he is taken back TO
fulton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
H-fR on BREBER MONKS.
They Make Good Beer. But the Catholic
Abstinence Union May stop Them.

PlrrsBlgG. pa. July 2D.-At the Ma
tilnM Convention of the catholic Total
Abstinence niou. in New YORK. the mat
f'r of tne manufacture of beer by The
monks iu ST. Nincents COLLEGE. near La
fr1Ne. viii Dee taken up. AT ihe Diocesan
Convention held in Irwin some weeks
a43 resolutions dcnouncing the brewery
business. especially when engaged iu boy
pr. sta. were adopted.
Nu names We're mentioned, but AS the
ST. N.netuts Brewery is the only one
with which priests have amy connection,
every person supposed % was meant
S4nre ihe convention the total abstinence
advocates have been obtaining the names
or priests to I'd petition that will he for
Wtrifi ,l Rome. The Pope viii pe asked
o. close tho brewery
There was similar crusade against
monks and their unadultcrated beer some
years ago. hundreds Of priests pctitioncd
for the st0ppage of brewing and IL was
thought The Pope would issue decree
The monks Interested the King of Bavaria
jn their cause. and the manufacture of
OF beer was not prohibited. Several years
ago the monks stopped selling the beer
and n adc 10 only for their own use. They
scin lawyers TO Washington TO have tie
revenue tax taken of. because they did
not sell The Government officials re-
fused and the sale of beer was resumed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE INSURANCE FRAUDS.
THEPRELTNTNfRT THEdRING HELD
IN MORTIFIED CRY. n. G.
A'Justice Forced to- Withdraw When II
Was Pound That He Was q son-in-
Law ofthe Arch Conspiratcr.

WILMINGTON, y. c., July So.-A spe-
elal to the Messenger from Morehead
City n. c.. says:
The famous Beaufort hfe-insurance con-
spiracy trial opened in preliminary hear
ing here to-day before Justices OF the
Peace W. ". Willis and Mccain. with
an imposing array OF distinguished legal
counsel on both sides.
The trial warrant was issued by Justice
Allen c. Davis. but the defence swore
out removal of the case from before
him. and Justice Willis was selected to
preside, with Justice Joshua Dennis as
associate The case was then stated
by the plainun, and the charges speci-
He'd, and the witnesses sworn.
AT this stage of the trial II developed
that Justice Dennis was the son-in-law--
a fact that he had adroitly withhold-ot
the arch-conspirator Hassell. This pre-
cipitated a lengthy ana spirited argu-
mcnt pro and con. between the counsel.
but resulted finally in Dennis withdraw
ing, under heavy fire, and Mccain was
selected.
The case was then opened de novo. ana
proceedings begun. The bar and court
room were packed with the large num-
Der of defendants, the larger number OF
witnesses, and scores OF interested spec
tators. There are twenty-five cases OF
alleged fraudulent graveyard insurance
pending at this trial with as many midi
vldlal defendants. and with G. A. Has
sell, and Noe, Dclomar * Company. IN
surance agents. and Drs. 7. b. D.lemar
and T. l.. Perkins. examining physicians,
figuring as the arch-cOnspirator5 In every
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
VOL. g-NEW SERIES, No. AZ.

,.o oeet AZ New London to-hiBh0 anu
the h,'' IN the Newport races.
lal .',.l,li,,a.'',.r5 yachtsmcn believe the De
e.,,-1lii' ,,iil beat the Nigilant about hye
minutes @ and the Jubilee by ao9u. elSnt gsn
OF i,i"' f11yed viii win al prizes Of
tfali ,n hen class i'm the races durine
iitei' ieo crnisc. while the Amorita is looked
& &o- ~ nrove herself the superior OF any
~ tlo ern0Onprs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

LISBON. July 39.-A serious riot oc-
CURED to-day, as the result Of the cir
culation OF a report that priests were
stealing children. Several priests, who
appeared on the streets. were chased by
a mob and were roughly handled. some OF
them being seriously hurt. The police
finally scattered the mob, and arrested
the ringleaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
NJcfRlGUA CANAL cOuuIssrov.
The Members are Hard at Work Prepar-
inn Ihrir Eennrf 10 pre.'I. Cleveland

NEW YORK. July 3o.-The members or
the Nicaraguan Canal Commission met
this morning al their headquarters, in
the Army Building Those present were
Colonel William Ludlow, Commander NJ.
r. Eniicott. and Civil Engineer Alfred
Noble. of Chicago.
The commission viii sit every day for
some time. and their deliberations are Sc
cret 10 viii be a few days before they
get down 20 earnest work on their re-
bort. and will occupy an their time be-
tween now and September LIST, on which
dent Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

has sent 10 "Honest" John Kelly. al
Mount clements. 5000 his part of the
stake proposed TO be fought sor by Joe
Cnoyrski and Han. Han thinks the mill
will Doe pulled of NJ Dallas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH July 60
The two horse thieves. Colfran and
George, y no escaped from officers mere on
Evanston. Wyoming. this morning ON
being commapded to surrender they iir-
ed, instantly killing Deputy sheriff Daw-
ers. OF Evanston. and Constable Stlgg.
OF Nahsatch. An armed posse is in pur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

NEW YORK July 3e.-The Republican
state Committee met az the Fifth-AVe-
nue. Hotel. at 1910 o'clock, and Adjourned
at 1880. Chairman Hackeli presided over
she committee who voted t0 hold the
state convention AZ Saratoga on SeItem-
ber 18th The committee voted 90 meet
in Saratoga on the evening Of Septem-
her iffH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

LEXINGTON. KY, July @.-Byron Me-
Clelland says Belmonts option on Henry
OF Navarro expired last Tuesday. Me-
Clelland asked $4,000. Belmont onered
$1,000. McClelland says he thinks he
will retire from the turf for next year.
At least
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA, July a0.-Tne
Democratic convention of Lynn comfy
to-day named delegates 10 the State con-
NtniiCn. 4 resolution was adopted dee
harding that Horace Boies bee nominated
for Governor. This action is considered
as having authority from Boies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

SUMAfERVIILE. 5. c., July so.-Ru-
mors Gre cure ~ here TINS evening OF n
by negro near Mount Holly. The boys
clothes. which we~e found in the pos
session of his suspected murderer have
been brought here Searching parties are
oct trying TO hnd the boys body and
capture tho alleged murderer. who, II is
stated, has taken 10 the swamps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
MrAruEK fnRECAsr.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July m.-for
virtlnia. Fair: slightly cooler, north-
westerly winds. - -, A.,
For North Carolina; Fair preceded by
showers in the early morning, cooler :
Winds becoming northefly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

The Merchants Bar iron Association
Holds secret Meeting.

DETROIT, MICH, July 20.-The Mer-
chants Bar-Iron Association. composed OF
representatives OF twenty-five firms west
Of Pittsburg. met AT the Hotel Cadillac
to-day, and held a secret session. The
meeting was harmonious, and II was
agreed that some arrangement should be
made for increasing the price OF ba-
iron Accordingly, the price was ad-
yanced s. per ton. This was the only
business transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

The Backbone is Evidently Broken and
Agreements are Being signed.

Agreements are Being signed.
NEW YORK, July 3o-The backbone OF
the strike OF the brotherhood tallors Is
apparently broken. All day the settle
ment committee of the brotherhood was
busy with the contractors. signing the
new agreement. which dispaces the piece
work system and in It's It's place creates
a weekly scale OF wages
More than sixty contractors have signed
the new asree ment. These are the Lead
Ing contractors OF the city and they em-
plOy from iliteen 70 fifty W0rkmen each.
A. result, nearly TWO thousand tallors
viii resume work tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Movements Of \a,ul Vessels

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July 30-Move-
ments OF naval vessels have been re-
ported 70 the Navy Department as fol-
lows. The Detroit sailed from King
k.ans for Han -kow. China. to-day. the
Monocacy arrived al Cnee-Foo China,
yesterday. The Amphitrite arrived at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

CHICAGO ILL, July 3O.-Joseph Bar
thel, "A maker OF shoe uppers. was 10
have appeared at. the Harrison-street sta
ti0n this morning on a charge Of having
received stolen property. but the disgrace
broke his heart and he hanged himself
in his shop on Randolph street al an
early hour. fie was nfty-scven years
OLD and leaves son and daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Marlin Ahams Resnifed.

COLUMBUS, O.. July 3o.-At 10 o'clock
Governor Mckinley grnted respite TO
Martin Adams, of Cincinnati, who was to
have been hung al midnight until septcm-
ber 18th This IS done in or1er that facts
may be gathered for foil Presentation
OF the case with an application FOR Gle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

AUGuTsA. GA. July So.-At a meet
ing OF the directors OF the Enterprise
Cotton Aiill to-day. a dividend Of per
This is out Of the surplus earnings OF
the mill and distinct from their regular
dividend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
4 TJRGTNIfN RESIGNS.
Second Lieutenant Hine VIII Leave the
sixth Infantry Next Month.

WASHINGTON. july 30.-The President
has accepted the resignation of Second
Lieutenant Charles D. l.. Hne. of the
Sixth infantry, 10 take effect next
month.
Lieutenant Hine entered the Military
Academy from Virginia 1886, and was as
signed 10 the infantry in 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

WEBSTER, MASS. July 20. Elsie Bates,
OF this .owi H. only twelve years old.
She weighs 3lo pounds and IN st.ii grow
ing. She IS The only daughter Ot Abel
smith and Sarah Bates. She - very
strons and @ry sensitive about her
size.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Naya, Official. Transferred,

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 3o.-com-
mander {. fl. Stockton has been drtach-
ed from the Naval War College 3nd or
dered 10 command the Yorktown. reliey-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
ONE OF THE DUMMIES.

Tho first case called was that lnyolv-
ing the policies issued on the lie OF one
Charles Arthur. street beggar, now
deceased. who. IN his applications for in
surance through the above agencies and
i'm the examinations OF the above physi-
clans, was represented to be man OF
sound constitution, good health. and
splendid hereditary record, whereas, In
truth and in fact. as sworn to by wit
nesses who knew him intimately and
constantly, he was a walking skeleton at
the time of said application and cNamna-
ti0ns, and had been for more than two
years previous afflicted with bowel con-
sumption constantly. and OF which COM
plant he died within a few months after
the issuance OF said insurance policies.
aggregating more than 5000, and OF
which 1t is said he knew nothing. his
application, signature. and physical ex-
aminators being forgcries. by The said
agents and physicians aforesaid. AMI
their cc-consplfators, necessary 10 the
required proofs OF death, IN order TO
secure payments Ct assured policies.
At this stage OF the trial. pending
spirited argument or counsel as 10 the
admssabllity of certain evidence bear
ing on the allegation Of conspiracy. the
court adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-mor-
ROW morning.
NEW YORK. July GA Beaufort. \.
c., special says: a warrant for another
arrest In connection with the alleged
graveyard insurance swindle has been
issued. The accused is Or. l.. W. Per
kins. formerly OF Beaufort. but now a
practiclng physician Of Newport. y. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of the iher-
mometer al The Times oInce yessetiay:
y A. ~. Is; IL NJ. -: A., ~, ~:
=. H.. ~: . T.. NJ, "a; midnight ~
Average. Is ~
The herald., 1895-12-08

Gncorporated.) This is the only in
stitute of tho kind in the west
where ladies who expect their con-
finement are under the care of reg
ular physicians and trained nurses,
and find perfect seclusion.
FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIALITY