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w NANTED-coMEDIAN TO ACT AS STAGE
w manager; men Tor characters; singing
and dan ing soubreIes. Address WALTER
STEToON, Mgr, 1924 18th St NV. felS-itd
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HELP WANTED-MALF.

SEVERAL GOOD CANvASSERS WANTED;
~ none but good takers need apply Address,
by letter, JCHN IL MAT1INGLY, I207 L st NV.
fr2I-3td
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A YOUNG MAN TO MANAGE BICYCLE
n store; one with experience and small cap
ital preferred. Address CYCLE, this office.
fel9-3td
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CHoE REPAIRERS WANTED; ALSO BOY
- having 1 or 2 years experience, as i'm
proven. Apply No l, Lenox building, G st
near eth NV. fe20-3td
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DR.. LEON,
f61 Missouri Avenue Northwest
OFFICE HOURS, 10 To1, oTo3.

TAM NOT A COUNTESS NOR A GYPSY
i queen; am not a seventh daughter; was not
born with n caul am not something new and
Just arrived, but am MAlE FRANCIS, one OF tho
oldest estab ished mediums, and am here to
stay. Am not indorsed by the clergy, but am
indorsed by somo of the most learned and infu-
ential people of our city and many others: am
here to help all those that are in trouble Life
given fr IN cradle to grave Cards, 25 frances,
so. Hours. to9. 406 East Capitolstreet Those
feiS-7t
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MAN AND WIFE TO MAKE THEMSEIvE
Ibi useful on a farm Address A. a DEEN
general post-ofiice. feIg-std
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~ oOD GERMAN WOMAN To ASSIST IN GEN.
VI eral work in restaurant 40 ST ne
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North Carolina's Election aw.

RALEIGH. N. c., Feb. 20.-The houseto-day
passed the new election law for this State by
II party vote, the Popuists and Republicans
voting for it and the Democrats against it.
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monty taught and prac-
ticed."
The speaker was a
well-known physician.
The subject Of his re-
4, marks was DR.. r. A.
! Walker. the specialist.
Z Honest confession Is
good for the soul. What
this physician was hon
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Notice.

The river nov being open to Norfolk, the
steamers Norfolk and Washington are running
on regular schedule. leaving Washington daily
at ..
j. Callahan. General Superintendent.
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ID DACHEL JOHNSON WOULD LIKE TO VAvF
IL service place; viii stay night; chamber.
maid place preferred, good refs No IG.0IItk
St fe2l-2td
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALR

COMPETENT ENGINEER A SITUATION To
- run any kind Of a steam plInt; can da
olaekstn thing and all kinds of repairing Az
dres ENGINEER, pa n St sw fe2I-3tI
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Pennsylvania Raiiroad-Washing to
Rls nd Da@,

The Pennsylvania Raroad win sell excursion
tickets, Washington 10 Bal imore and return al
rate of 81 - for the round trip, good on al
trains Saturday and Sunday, February y and
n, and for return passage until Monday follow
ing fel9-5t
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yNTILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK A MON
w key fur cape from a seat at Convention
Hall Friday evening kindly return it to 121 ST.
So, city Mrs. L. A KlMBALL. fe193t
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MALARIA.

'There is certainly something in his treat
ment far in advance of the methods com
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wANTED-FARM.

yHyANTED--To RENT FROM OWNER; A
Wv small ia IN near the city, at railroad sta
tion or near rect line. Address Room -,
Atlantic Build ng. Il. q. 6UNSON-
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CHoRTHAND -(PITMAN-GPAHAhD. EVEN
y ing instruction by pr-ctical man; s. per
month. a d St n. c. fe15-Tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED THAT
Il have filed in the Office of the clerk of the
supreme court OF the District OF Columbia the
follow ng described bottles, and the public are
hereby cautioned not to Use said bottles with
out my consent under penalty OF the law.
Filed February l9, log5.
j. K YOUNG, Clerk
To JOHN r. Young, esq,
Clerk Supreme Court CT the District Of Co
lumbia
SIR: in accordance with the act Of Congress.
Revised Statutes relating 10 the District OF Co
lumbia. section llSS, desire 10 register in your
OH :" the following bot les: White glass beer
BOTTLES with the following stamped thereon:
Tine Northwestern BoItling Works, Washing
ton, ID e., 1901 5th St NV. j. H. Sch euter.
I his bt tile not 10 be sod' and white glass bit
ties with following stamp:
Northwestern BOttling Works, Washington,
ID. C., 1901 5th ST. nW. j. h. Schieuter, manu-
facturer and bottler OF beer and mineral waters.
lbG1 5th st. NV.
Witness:
ALBERT SILLERS. Attorney at Law.
A true COPY est:
j. X. YOUNts, Clerk
By l. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
[sEALl fe3l-1it
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TT Nothing Cheap About Price, S1 70
L
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED REAL Es-
W. tate at anu per cent no delay. PLsNT
4 TUR IN, National Safe Deposit building. 18th
st. and Now York ave te2l-tf .
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FEyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 holders Of the Cross Manufacturing Com
pany for ths election of eight directors TO serye
for the ensuing year will b. held at the Office Of
the Hon T. Z Dovnham. IU7 King street, Alex
andria, Va, at o'clock p m. MONDAY, March
4, 1885. Books for the trans.er of stock will be
closed from Feb 18th 20 March 5. 1925.
fei3eoi-m3 W. A DISNEY, Secretary.
~ FORGE WASHINGTON, DAY BY DAY, BY
~ Elizabeth Bryant Johnston. Published By
the Cycle Publishing Co, adisOn Square ., New
York Price, $3.50. Sold at Brentanos 5 Spec al
rat given agents. teachers, and students by
THE WOMAN . BOOK AGENCY, Wash ngton.
ID. e. feIg-3E
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AHkHnASaT just opened Scientific mas
EESENNHHh j sage vapor, plain, and sea-salt
ESEHps,YNaIs baths; magnetic treatment
eesFsS Sfs - n restful and curative. Ga IN. to
yp. m NINE BURNETT, 12UI G st NV ia25-lmo
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LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The weather To-day.

Inc NGathcf IO-udN.
Fair; slightly warmer; south to southwest
winds.
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WANTED-WAsHING To TAKE HOME
ladles and gentlemen; neatly done BY A B.
No 455 Franklin st. Ew., bet 4th and 5th and
and z SIS. fe5f3td
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HOUSE WANTED TO CARE FJR DURING
II absence Of family By white man and wife:
goa care VIII oe given Address :. J. j., $40 O
ST. Sc. fs.st "a
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THE SONG OF THE SOUL VICTORIOUS 10
i cents; chart of your planets, 25 cents; a
horray question, so cents; written horoscope,
81 by mail Office hours to daily, 500 ilth St
fe15-7t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

improvements In wiii.ansburg-The Can
didatc. to Address the People Monday.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct. i2.-Spe-
cial.-Wllliam and Mary IS now in full
.oreratsc1, There are present 80 stu
dents. with prospects OF a large increase
~ q week or So
Spencer's new hotel annex Is nearing
completion. This structure will he an
ornament to williamsburg When COM
rletcd IT VIII have all the modern I'M
proyements OF which the surroundings
VIII admit.
Commissioner j. - Maupin expects
soon 10 begin work on Duke Of Gloucester
street. ana when this is put in order all
OF the fLoroughfares will compare favor
ably with any town IN the State.
The attendance at the public schools
IS largely in excess OF last year. so much
SO that the present accommodations will
not admit OF more pupils.
Mrs. j. q. Rogers. II Yorktown. wife
OF the proprietor OF the Yorktown Hotel.
died last night, and Will be buried to-
morrow in the old Yorktown Cemetery.
Mr.. Frank Powell. OF this city. left
yesterday TO >accept a position In the en-
cheering department az Fort Monroe.
which is now engaged in the construction
OF the new coast-defencc work.
Monday next is court-day and a largo
crowd H. expected. as the candidates for
the Senate ,and House Of Delegates
Hon. Manly II. Barnes and Mr.. Thomas
+. Powell-will be on hand TO address
the sOvereigns
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THE rlMEs-R1cHMoND VA SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10 1896

to agree upon the date and any change
in the rules which may be needed. Hair
ward has submitted her data for these
undecided points, and II satisfactory TO
the Princeton management. the deal VIII
be closed or can be closed this afternoon.
Harvard has at present November sth
and 10th open. and prefers the former
for the game Princeton has date
scheduled with Cornell for November wh.
II Cornell can be induced 10 play on No
v.mbcr 18th. or before November 9Th, the
situation il easily soiveu Princeton
would prefer date earlier than the yth,
for the memories OF the Cornell team OF
'9 are still too green to allow any pos
sble repetition OF the same so near the
Yale game. date after November sd,
on which day Princeton plays Yale and
Harvard plays Pennsylvania, is not in
favor at either OF the colleges. and VIII
only be accepted as the very last resort.
Harvard has done her part and has done
well. IL now remains for old Nassau 10
show her true spirit and the game is q
certainty.
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Richmond, Iiberalily.

The Recorder. a negro paper published
at. Norfolk, says;
Richmond has again demonstrated her
public spirit. on Friday night OF last
week. the handsome armory, which has
been built by city funds. was formally
turned over TO the Second Battalion OF
Virginia volunteers OF colored militia.
In the future the colored soldier boys OF
the old capital OF the Southern Confed-
eracy Will be the proud possess.rs O:
nne armory, specially designed and built
FOR their use. This speaks volumes for
the kindness and Lbersl!ty OF the Rich
mond white people toward their colorei
fellow-c.uzens. and shows that our peo-
pie of that city IL constantly alive and
active In their own interest,"
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NEW YORK, oct. l2.-There was a
conference al the district attorneys Of
nee mis- morning I'm relation 10 the pro-
posed fall racing at Morris Pork. The
conference was held because OF an opin-
ion given ~ Corporation Counsel Scott
10 the Police Commissioners yesterday,
i'm which he suggested that test case
should be made 10 determine the legality
of the Gray racing bill. in order 10 make
a test case Colonel Lawrence Submitted
10 arrest. he agreed 70 be arrested On
charges made under the statutes. Colonel
Lawrence was arraigled before Magis-
tfate COraHi az the Jefferson Market
Court and paroled in the custody OF lis
counsel until Monday morning.
This step was taken on the suggestion
of the State Racing Commission and the
West Chester Racing Association.
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nan, ron TfESTTr.
The Maryland Athletic Club Beaten by ee
,oOiu Two Twenty five minute Halves


toOin Two Twenty 1--WE minute Halves
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Oct. 70
Special THE home team defeated the
MARYLAND Athletic club here to-day by
a. score or - to iu two twenty-five
minute halves The game was holly con-
tested and much closer than the score
wcall n1ic1te
Maryland kicks on. Whalcy catches and
rms teu yards. The bail passes several
times on downs until Poindexter breaks
through and blocks Brewers kick Viz
giria then steadily works the ball down
u~M Whaicy carries 10 over for a touch
down and kicks goal. score 10 O. Or
tho Kickoff Whalcy makes fifteen yards
Vireinie furbies. and MARYLAND gets the
AN. but soon loses 10 ON downs Whalev
punte forty yards. Ioiier takes the bali
49, fumhlcs. and Jackson. breaking
through. falls on IT, Virginia then speed
lv carries IL over and Whaiey kicks goal.
Time was called just as the touchdown
w.. made Groner retired al the end o.
this half and Smith went 10 end. Cooke
taking Groners place at haif-back.
Iu ne second half. after several small
cams hv Virginia. Whaley punts forty
"nris The visitors are driven back until
Easle makes safety. score. IA 10 o.
poc kicks frofa twenty-nve-yard lre,
virginia works the ball back 10 Mary
lands ,en-yard line. where they lose II.
and =, gle makes another safety; score,
IL % o. Poe kicks. Cooke makes nfteeh
yards and Jones Ave; Whaley KICKS; roe
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WIZ PRINCETON ACCEPT2
Harvard Challenges the Tigers to fIay
Foot Bail.


As outlined ard prophesied in The sun
on Wednesday last. the orange and the
black Will meet the crimson on the grid
iron this fall, provided tie Princeton
Graduate Advisory Committee which
meets al the princeton Inn In Princeton
this afternoon in conference with the Ex-
ocutive Committee OF the Undergraduates.
shall agree to the formal challenge and
agreement which haze been submitted by
the Harvard representatives. Harvard
has submitted her proposition, which, as
outlined below contains nothing 70 which
the Tigers can possibly object. and moth
ing remains but for tho Princeton con-
ference 10 accept tho challenge.
To Il. G. Cuyier Tracy Harris, ana
"Alec" Moffa.. of Princeton. and Prof
Ames. Perry. W. Trafford and Joseph "a.
sears. Of Harvard. belongs the credit for
having at last brought Harvard ana
Princeton together again on the foot
bah lcll after an interval Of six years.
Next 60 the internatioal yachting cor
rcsl0ndence. nothing has approached the
socretiveness and diplomacy of the un-
dorgraduates of Harvard and Princeton
in regard 10 this meeting Captain Lea
and Manager Milbank, Of the Princeton
team. looked wise and said that 30 cor
respondence had been held with Harvard
ll regard 10 "a game tli4S IAN ~ill TINS
matter had been tak-. entirely out OF the
hands of the undergraduates after last
years nascO and this afternoon. when
the Harvard proposition Is laid before
them at the conference, they will be
making their debut. as IL were. 70 the sit
uatiOn.
Prof. Ames. of the Harvard Athletic
Committee. spent Tuesday morning IN
this city in conference with Messrs Traf-
ford and Sears The Harvard policy was
then outlined. and Prof Ames returned
to Boston. leaving Messrs. Tanord and
Sears TO lay the matter before c. c.
Cuyler and his associates.
In tho Harvard proposition upon which
Princeton viii act to-day everything Is
plain sailing but the date, which may
have to be changed several times. Har-
ward has conceded almost everything
the Princeton undergraduates could .ave
asked, even II the proposition had been
submitted to them at a mass meeting
The condition under which the proposed
game this fall viii be played are of course
important, and as outlined by a prominent
graduate of one of the interested col
loges include the following terms:
The game will be played at Princeton.
Harvard has consorted 10 any needed
changes IN the rules. which Will permit
both teams 10 meet on common grounds
The agreement will be for term or
years. three being the minimum.
The graduates have brought the matter
to the present status. and II remains for
the undergraduate captains and managers
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Other tIaincS.

YALE DTFEAIs CAMBRIDGE.
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN. y. y,
oct. l2.-Yale defeated the Crescents here
to-day by score Of 10 o.
ORANGE 4. c. DOWNS THE SYRACUSE.
ORANGE. y. j.. oct. 12.-The Orange
Athletic club defeated the Syracuse Ath-
lctic club on the Orange oval, by score
of - 10 %.
on account Of the heavy rain. there
was a light attendance. The grounds
We're "a SEA Of mud.
AZ lAsY VICTORY FOR THE BROWNS.
PROVIDENCE. r.. l., oct. l2.-Browns
won an easy victory from TUFTS here
to-day. by a score of y 20 o.
The field was too slippery for the
best playing but the game was fun Of
interesting features.
UNivfHsITY OF ILLINOIS SHUT OUT.
CHICAGO. oct. l2.-The Chicago Ath-
lctic Association shut out the University
Of Ilnacis this afternoon by the score OF
$ TO o.
Captain Camps men showed up in ex-
ccllent form. and had no trouble in de-
feating the eleven from Champaign.
H'nvAep DYrEkra WEST POINT.
WEST POINT y. y. oct. l2.-Through
constant and heavy dowD-pour of rain,
the cadet football team lined up against
that OF Harvard University. The final
score was 10 o I'm favor OF Harvard.
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rArcHny IND ". ". =. TO Rfcr.
The Owners VIII Drive Them to Road
Wagons at Lcx.n .ton.

LEXINGTON. ky. oct. PA race that
will attract quite as much attention as
any other event at the Lexington race
meeting, was arranged last evening. IL
is a match race between tic famous PAGER
Joe Patchen. VITA a record Of 2.0i, ana
W. ". r.. with a record Of 300 -
An interesting feature OF the race -
that the owners are 10 drive. Patchen
is owned by Colonel John G.. Taylor or
Chebanse. ILL.,. and ". W. T.. IS owned
by Major Dubois. OF Colorado Both
owners are heavy weights, and the race
is TO be driven 10 road wagons. W ".
r. took the worlds record 10 road
wagon at Terre Hauto, last week, ana
Joe Patchen won the free-for-ah pace
here this week.
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THE DOCTORS DEFEATED.
y,CIBES UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
TEAM PIfyLD THE GdME UELL.
They Overcome the University College Of
Icdicine Team By score of 10 to 4.
Line tn of the Two Teams.

West.End Park was yesterday the scene
Of the nfst Of series O. football games
10 be played between the University Col
lese OF Medicine and MoCabe's University
School. Both teams appeared on the
grounds promptly az O'Clock. and. after
some preliminary squabbiing. the game
hegan. Mr. Mitchell acted as referee. ar.
Branch as umpire. and Mr.. Newton as
Nnesman.
The l.. G.. N. won the bail OIL the ;Oss,
anu Foster pas 70 into piay hy a kick
or fro"i Tho centre. McCabe's team held
The bali for three downs. and then tried
60 sa.n the necessary distance on kick.
oster caught but was Unsuccessful IA
las return Kick. the bah fell short $50 the
hanos OIL the school boys. ana. after "A
few downs ~. McCabcs went around
the fisht cad Tor "a touchdown. No goal
was made.
ANogHtE lot, H-DowN.
a he teams again lined up in the centre.
ana the bail Was pat ln play as before.
ne BAH went from nrst one side 10 the
otAcr on downs, always approaching the
Doctors goal Finally Mcphcctcrs. the
itit half-oack cCr lhe school h0ys. Went
around the rgnt end again for another
touchdown. ine Doctors looked blue.
MeCabe kicked goal. and the score stooH
10 to o.
once more the bail was put into play
from centre ly Foster. From THIS time
on the Doctors played bail. When time
was called Tor ihe trst haif the ban was
well down iu McCahe's territory.
After an int,.mis-ion OF ten minutes
Institutes were resumed. THE school boys
pat the BAN into play. ana the Doctors
played bali For while the gphcrOld
progressed slowly bon the direction Of Nc
Cabe's goal F'naiy Foster got the ball
by "a tumble on McCabc's part anc took
81 within Mctabes ten-yard line. Then
by sus. cssivo PUSHES. the ball was CO.
ried over the llnc. and Foster had Sc
cured IL touchdown. lie failed ia his
kick Tor goal.
gHt uocnis orT-VLATrp.
After that neither SIDE could score.
Though Edwards got through centre and
reached Acca0e's ten-yard line.
McCabcs team played well together.
and showed the efficiency OF practice.
The Doctors played very loosely. especial
ly dur.ns the first OF the game. but. con-
silerins tAe fact that 30 was the first
time tle team had played together. they
cd better than was expected. With
practice they nill Dee able 20 play much
better game.
Hl. who played centre for AIcCabe's
scam. diI some sensational work by way
of holdi- back his opponent Lloyd. and
breaking through the rush-line az criu-
cal moments.
Fam did excellent work at quarter
back 10. The physicians. His tackling was
quite clever
The average weights of the teams are.
McCanes iS pounds. T.. G. NJ lG
-r,. teams ftr.1 ,,- d, ,t. ,.t,.f....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
NORrH STfTL TOOTBfLL.
The University of North Carolina with the
A.and II. College.

CHAPEL HILL y. c.. oct. 12.-spe-
cial.-Four hundred people assembled at
Athletic Park to-day 10 witness the first
football game Of the season
The Varsity eleven played the state
Agricultural and Mechanical College
team. winning by a score OF 81 10 o. The
work of the University team line was
somewhat impaired by the absence Of
Baird. 1t was. however, imprcgnabie 10
fbe assaults Of the Agricultural and Me-
chanicai backs. as they made only one
successful attempt 90 20 through.
Moore. Nlchlir. and Collier made a
number or long runs around the ends.
Nickin made one especially brilliant run
Of eighty yards. The score might have
been much larscr but Tor the iumblins
and slowress Of the nome team. The BAH
was lost 20 the Agricultural ana Me-
chanical only once on down
Tor the Agricultural and Mechanical
Hunter. Greer. and jenkins in me line
played wen. and Clark was strong al
quarter The lineup was as follows.
T.. n. G. Positions. .. and NJ.
GREGORY ..........lcft end Ramsey.
steele ............left NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hurley .........left guard........H Hunter.
White ...........ccufre ...........HOugcs.
Collier .........right guard. ....... Bizzeil.
Wright ........right tackle.......... Greer.
Merritt ..........right Thomas.
Moore ...........right segushta and
Kendall.
stephens q Nicklin..left half....Wooten.
AIcRae ............full back....AleNander.
Whitaker quarter back. Clark * Howard.
Goals -McRae, tOuch-dOwns, Nicklin,
(. Collier ., Moore, l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
lRErUBLIClN OPPORTUNITY
Owing to Democratic Disagreement in Cui
per.r, The Enemy Slips i'm a Candidate.


Cr-T.pFPER. VA. Oct I3-Special-
The disruption In the ranks OF the Demo-
crazy Of this county, who have two can
didates i'm the field for the House OF
Delegates, is causing considerable specu-
latiOn.
The Republicans OF the county, VINO
are strong enough TO elect their candi-
date under the existing condition OF po-
utical affairs. are. trying hard in an UNI
oreanlzed way, 10 induce some good men
of their party to enter the race.
Several names have been mentioned, but
all have refused. However, to-day your
reporter has been authoritatively inform
al by a leading Republican that Mr.. w.
c. Jamlson. "A Republican, of Rixeyvilie
district, had been prevailed upon TO run,
and had consented. Mr.. Jamison's can
dIdacv places different aspect upon the
political condition of things In this coun-
~
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Death Of a Richmond Bov.

sKINQUARTER. VA. Oct. Especial.
Goody Bass, son Of John Bass, OF your
city, died at his grandmother's last even
ing at o'clock. and will be buried this
evening in the Skinquarter church burying
ground.
Stella. the daughter Of Mr.. Bass IS
improving
Typhoid dysentery has been very pre-
valent in this community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
I9RNTfIIE NEWS.
The Board OF Supervisors Dodge Making a
Tax Oh Dogs.

FARMVlLLE, VA, Oct. l2.-Speciai.-
The long, dry spell has reached its end.
our community was blessed this morn
ing about o'clock with beautiful rain,
which will greatly AID our farmers ia
seeding their wheat.
Quite large number Of Farmviile peo-
PIE visited the Fair IN your city this
week among them Captain l.. W Wat
kins and bride who reached home yes
terday. and are at their home on High
street.
Mr. !. ID. Watkins and family, OF APP
pomattox. will move 10 Farmville within
q few days.
Mr. n. r.. Jennings. OF Gaines MIL.
Cumberland. expects 10 commence The