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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16

Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg. 2;
Petersburg. L. Two-base hlts-Berryhill.
Plock. and McClung. Three-base hits
Leahy. Thompson. and Lippert. Double
plays-Mclntyer. Berryhill. and Plock;
McIntyer and Plock. Struck out-BY
Kagey. 8: by Dunkle, L. Bases on balls
on Kagey. 4; off Dunkle. 3. Batteries
Kagey and Ferguson; Dunkle and Nc
Clung.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16
II.-ASSETS.

ACCOUNT OF BONDS UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
OTHER STATES AND ALSO OF BONDS or IN
bombs STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY BY THE COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16
I.-CAPITAL.

"hG Gates sn sSvan S r premium fund.- pau T ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16
MEN WILL GAMBLE.

There Is a large class of respectable
people in Washington and on the Vir-
einia side who say that men VIII gamble,
il not on horses. then on something else;
and they claim that the tracks VIII exist.
and they might as well be operated In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16
vsI
vNHE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

ANNUAL DECEMBER a
RANCE coMPANY NEW York oisGANZED TNDER
DC hcGoNTs Of riiE STATE
A. IOEW
Secreta
PRINCIPAL Offce-l5 nd ~ YORK.
n
Principal in
nzedor corr
Commenced Business-JuNE IL. l~@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16
LYNCHBURG

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-16

Dencit ...........s......s.....-x @%i'ooS %
Are these figures correct7 III not,
would like to see them corrected In ac-
cordance with your idea II they are cor
rect, then the city solid as the granite
hills" Is also like her poor neighbor
across the river"-'practicaly bankrupt"
Very respectfully.
BENJAMIN b. WEIS1GER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

fhe Coop la, erec.ei a jerk Iucte.y
phone between b.. two p.agesoi ln.i
ness. Thi.i' probably tie only ir'c.
phone line Coalyilic viii have Tor years
20 come. judging iron, tine activity VITA
which the numerou. propositions TO pui
service boz have bees snapped up by
che citizens, Il 'csIn. 10 look 49, ID
Coalyille was waiting Tor .oae compan,
IL sil.r {, a bonus 60 pa, in l.ue and
furnish the Instruments Tor nothing.
Il istoo bad.
Prom nearly every town BOO thc terri.
tory come rp9afof advancement aud
improvement. aud that Coalyil.e with
all The resources Tor development ani
prosperity that nature hn. IayisAsd on
Der, should be ~ -Ioe 60 improve her
opportunities, aud all iu the rear, J., a
shame.
Thu riNr. docs not believe that auy
community csn. on tho whole. boast of
better class Of citizens, but ihcv havv
allowed themselves 60 lose their energy
anu pash, aud should awake to the
danger. OF this condition. Let someone
take the lead, aud much can Dee accom-.
plished. Agitale the telephone que,
sion, the water works, creamery, few
small mauuiactorirs, aud hosts 81 other
things that will bring prosperity and
activity where leiharsy, iploleuce, and
inactivity have rcigncl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
~ IMPORTANT VOW

a. will b. seen in our Wan.hip letter.
a committee has been appointed there
u stisnl 10 the telephone business.
Uther settlements up the river ore a..o
ready ior action. and TN Tfut- hs,
been called upon 10 appoint iIme and
place Tor general meeting 90 which
each town may he represented by dele
gates Noe .ci thc pc0i Csaiy.Ilt
bss,ir thsmseIyc. aud take hsid 81 lhc
matter 40 once, 10 that 600 announce.
m.nt can De- made in our next issue and
hu ball set rolling.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

NOTICE fuE frWIU NriuN LASH uF.
N nUo Ht rult lasU OifN. NIHN. ApF.l - I7Il.
tNnurr IT, hufHui alvin Gina. fHr following
namcd settler has nlad uu,igr of DIE lutcstlnu in
mnsu huhl pfnnl % support o.. DIE rIHln Hul
clerk II summit ruuutY, Hf tuHlfllIr, tnu, of
Nay 81. 1915. VIZ Hnteu steele. y Z $50 sal,
V,itaad tf..fN ~ t8 f,,4 a, ma
D.. 4 o. ", Utah IT, NAMES the following Wlfs
Hvs.rs lu prove Dts cuuUuunus nsldvucr upon
aud cultivation vi sAid land, w.. James luhus.
NcAsnder Wright all tnulVllr, summit
county, Utah hNnns lHun, Register.
a. g., BAILEY, Attorney. ulti
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
WASHINGTON LETTER.

lFa9S ore hts'tah ''a..'r's'.nti
NA'''iN'''N' NAY DO ''''.
Va. ine 'upien" court h'' another
icaAi WHAT pnir'f'-'' "' a decision
800 'h' Deus naDr'' corpus case 'ni'
wees reached Ns-h'i'3''" ''' 'sic's''
""'e" "''' w. ie''''nn'ie' '-'i' same
tol.e WAFfiel %! 'ur lu'VHis YAK U.s.
vision. bai .h'' may "'i De soaaihenuc.
U.s. -ome DISCREPANCIES hasea'feady been
dcirriri 100 thc STORY. for Instance.
senator voorhees, ~as credited with
having iaid thai he had authentic iuior-
nation ip ihe ei'ct that ihe auprue
'Yuri had decided lo reverse the de-
c''i0n OF judge N''if. impupnius
Eugene hchf i'I roni"mpi oi court
senator Noofhee- is Zoo Washington and
be- very promptly denied that bee hat
ever claimed have any information
n.t1 what ihc ds'.filn ut ihc cpurs
would be-. lie added that ~ q iuwyrr
hc bad from ihc first hsl.cvel That thc
supress court would ro,er.e tho dr-
cid1n and iIII believed Boz. nnd that Dee
had " written prbs. who i-a constituent
Of bic.
Il seem. 60 be the opinion in diplo.
matte circles. although i.. of course.
only privately expressed. iust England
hus succeeded Zoo getting ihr better of
tAe United States and Goo making tho
Monroe dac,ripc. s0 ihras 70 app.ic, 70
Ens'and's dealing. with Nicaragua. q
dead letter Il seem. chat Boy promising
that 10 would under un circumsi,ncr.
take any OF tie territory OF Nicaragua
and that the fishi- oi citizens Of the
United states shouli 90 uo case bc
nirricrei with. England sncc,cdrl iu
obtaining pr3mise from this govern.
mcni that b spuld not interfere viii
any proceeding Instituted by England
20 force Nicaragua 10 romp.y with her
demands The Nlcirigusn ministur
naturally decline. 10 discus. ihcimailer,
but ! understand that he thinks his
country has been badly treated 10y this
government aud that ho has lost, all
respect Tor the Mnnros doctrine. 10
may be that when all the facts COME ont.
II they ever do. this country may occupy
a better position that % seems 90 he ~
this time.
Circumstance hatc seemingly given
one man the power 60 say just what one
of the most important decisions ever
waic by the United states supreme
conu shall be. When thivi Justice
Fuller auuopnred thatarsumcrts would
hc heard 10y May o, ou tue petition lol
ihe rchraring of the Income tax, and
that iull bench was expected to hear
them, lac told 90 The initiated the Who'll,
story of the Immense power which ia,
even division Of the eight iusiires nav
sitting has placed Ia the hand. Of Justice
Jackson, who has been too 10 to vt dur
iug this term Of the court It will
dcPcnd upon the vote Of Justice jackson
whether a rehcarins Is granted and I
he votes In favor OF a rehcaring Il vii
depend upon his vote whether The
whole income tax he decided con
stitutioual or unconstitutional. 10 hai
been assumed that Justice jackson
would syor the income taS, but th'
assumption does mot apparently have
any hrmer basis than that he was
Tennessee Democrat and iAst mos
reuuesse Democrats favor the tax. fh
( closest inquiry among his Washington
friends has failed ic hi'aS ont anythin'
upon whlch,o base ana Intelligent pre-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

i7sh.t year anl sin Canada ogsin.,
25 l.t year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
DR.. Miles Nervine
II Cures
LEGAL NOTICE.

$50 gilaf
Nu1irE fOHrrhLic ATiON -LANuurftCr
Az H salt lake llty. Utah. Anil % i-I.
Nnf'cr ls hrfrny Eivru that the following named
sfurf has nled notice 20 his Intention il iuHkt
dual priuf ln support ~ his claim, and that satd
fr0Nf will hr male hniuW fhr County CIers Hl
MufgHu. Utah. ou June t1. islt Y'f.s Joseph o.
r1ihrIs Homestead entry So. iutH. Tor ihu s.
vol W. the y " tsE aud ~ 81
zoe. :. q fN,K6E. iic names She following
Witnesses tu prove ms continuous rrsldrur.
EidluEiou ui Morgan City, lhhi George 4
lislHrt of Morgan city, lhhi loWufu iiiiue
inH nf Mursnn coy, Utah Anthony llviuOr u
MORAN CITY, Utah
alto NYuus tUuu. itrslstUr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

wool.
Arac.p. 20 Bmd.trsc''. -B1.ine.-
coutuu,. quiet. hut the gcucrs. tome j.
no, materially changed. The fact that
mi. .rp'Dvei in fha marrfr'ure of
ir... aY...n- ntr- h"pu aD.'o .ecm,
COOL urirr. ipr Gal. tcri- fs .ucr,l.e ihe
general consumption mw mtieria
and iai. helps weekly purchases. Sew
woo.. mo almost az hand. 4ul tli4 iu-
Husnc.. manufacturers tJ wait until
the,, .apriir. coiue in before huying
largely On cover orders. Tie stock oi
Ola Territory eopi on hand j. accelerate.
la's being generally more or ie.. br,kpn.
srF r uw' Instance. clrrrs-inn- Zoo
price ORE being mai. ou inferior .o.-. 'o
clean un Choire wool. are steady.
hoves-u and bui u,i.r change u ar.ce,
can b. ualc. lIrrcc .1'.arc dol apd
easy 100 nr.ce 0t'nI tocnHp,tt.un vi.u
Australian ual--. Supple available
a.c.ms.I. however. and prices irr mostly
hoaua. Australian vp.i-ar. firm auI
-,I.usvu. THE arrival. thrpa-t week
have been large. mu.ily from l.,udor
TIC NEST t1nl1u sale began Arr pfh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
uuyGgR FOR ExpRESsGD LOVE.

Too many husbands ifca' 'lrIr wivr-
altogether a. u they we're no'ning nut
gentesl dridges, the managers OF thch
homes. and nothing more. ia h..u
matric. woman 10 acquire q good
housckcepcr, and the woman kn. a. 10
NJ the time, have nothing 10 say. Bus
u a nau marrics woman 10 be h,, wife,
IN all which that term implies, then lsi
him treat her asa vito. simplY 10 pro-
vide we'll ior her " not enough 4 man
Of generous Impulses would 40 that much
for any woman-any mere honsekeepcr
Who keeps his hou.e In order. A wiie
isa little more than that. 40 least Size
sAould be. That Is whore The unioriu-
nate American greed for gold comes
IN. Men are too apt 10 measure every.
thing by material standards. They
think q they give tho wives everything
they want they ought 10 De happy. lusi
sin business employers tbiuk THAT a.I
their employees want D. more salary.
But the kind Nork OF praise olten
goes farther la business than moc
compensation. And hundred. of wiye.
to-day vould appreciate one loving word
from their husbands more than uil o.,
nonsy and comfort lavishsi upon thom
10 be given plenty 10 eat and plefty G.
wear il bat poor offering toa hear
that b. lnntfina Inn flp eNuraasinn al
husbands love. The stomach canno
Iced upon that which Is not given, au,
the heart cannot be lightened hY tia
Which d Is NOT told believe in litih
acts Of consideration shown by hus
bands 90 wi,ss-they are the very 20
sence OF liie But something must D.,
sdded, and that something e. an "a
pressed love.-Ladies' Home Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

THF creates. thorn in tie sides OF the
sas,ern goldbugs and their subsidized
preas ave the undisputahlo facts laid
down IN "coius Finanelal sehool"Thoy
are bitter pills to goldbugs, bu, they
have to swallow them, The Tribune
Jays the golibug one employing all Che
bigguns in lheir army, such De llar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
TO RATIFY THE AGREEMENT
Meeting Of the Washington and George
town Stockholdera
The Consolidation With the Chevy
Chase Road VIII Soon BE an
Accomplished Fact.

A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, called for the purpose of con-
sidering and ratifying the agreement re-
Gently entered into by President Dun
lop on behalf of the company, and Presi-
dent Newlands on behalf Of the Rock
Creek and Chevy Chase Railway Com
pany, Ivy which the latter organization is
to become the Capital Traction Company,
which shall combine the two roads under
the one ownership with a capital of ST..
100000, will be held tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock at the power house on 14th and
E streets northwest. The details OF the
consolidation are familiar to the Wash
ington public, and need no more than a
passing reference here.
Under an act of Congress. passed at the
last session, the Rock Creek and Chevy
Chase Company was authorized to lease
or purchase any road with which 1t ln'er-
sected and was also authorized to increase
Its stock to an amount necessary to &C
complish such a purpose. The bill further
its name to the Capital Traction Company.
Under the provisions of the agreement
l0,65O.O0O in stock of the CAPITAL Trac-
ton Company are to be paid to the stock
holders and bondiolders of the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company,
$S.O0O,O00 of which will be paid to the bond
holders for the $4.000.O0o worth of first,
second and third mortgage securities they
now hold. In financial circles today no
ifcation of the agreement at tomorrow g
meeting, as the stockholders have already
signed to that effect almost without a
single exception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
Naval Orders.

Lieut. N ]. Halp,ne has been ordered to
Boston to undergo medical survey: Passed
Assistant Surgeon P. H. Bryant from the
Baltimore to the Petrel Lieut.. G. w. Brown
is assigned to the receiving ship Richmond;
Lieut.. C. F. Norton discharged from the
Mare Island Hospital and placed on waiting
orders; Lieut. W. B. Fletcher, from the At
lanta to the Alliance; Ensign H. P. JONES'
from the Atlanta to the Lancaster; Ensign
George w. Williams, from the Alliance and
granted three months leave; Ensign ]. H.
Dayton, from the Alliance, and granted
three months leave; Ensign P. Symington
from the Atlanta to the Alliance; Lieut.. D.
L. Wilson, ordered to the Washington navy
yard to undergo medical survey: Ensign A.
Rust. to the Boston; Lieut.. H. A. Field
orders detaching him from the Amphitrite
are revoked; Assistant Paymaster John r.
win, to instruction on the Vermont; Passed
Assistant Engineer w. H. Chambers to duty
at the New York navy yard: Passed
Assistant Engineer w. NJ. Parks, from duty
at Norfolk and ordered to Newport News.
Assistant Engineer N. P. Peugnet's resig-
nation has been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
'I often change my mind" says She

'T often change my mind" says she.
coldly.
Naturally. But why on that particular
occasion?" She makes no answer to this
end seeing she will not, he goes on. almost
with the avowed determination Of pro-
yoking her.
why did you want to got" says he.
WAS 1t perhaps to prepare welcome for
me? You knew. of course, that meant to
pay a visit to your mother"
IT, she stops. grows crimson and her
eyes flash. IF you will insist on knowing, u
she says, II left home to avoid meeting
you"
What a great deal Of trouble to take
about nothing" says he at last. Il can
only express my regret at having driven
you to such extremes to get rid of me. 1t
Is very good of you to have made matters
so clear-as otherwise 1 might still have
gone on to see-your mother"
II hope you will do that STILL" says
Lillian. who is now very pale Her voice
Is trembling. ST am sorry 1 said anything
about 1t. It-it-tll sounds SO inhospitable
You will come and stay with us?"
II think noI thank you" He has taken
up his oars again. 1.-The river is beautiful
here. is 1t not? Shall we stay little
longer, Or
mo. Let us go home" says she. in a
low tone. She does not raise her eyes.
They are full Of tears.
CTo be concluded tomorrow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
EXPLAINED.
Confidence in Their Product Led tn,
Shakers to Make an Unusual Offer.

People Of this day and generation not disposed
to give tainss away. When therefore the Mount
Lebanon Shakers recently stated that any could
get bottle Of Digestive Cordial by calling in per-
at their New York Office it excited q great deal
of talk
One Of the leading daiiies Of the Metropolis sent
a reporter to find cut what was meant. 1t devel-
oped that the preparation in question has proven
beneficial in large a majority of that nine
tehths Of the people who sufficiently anxious
call for q sample find much relief that they con-
tinre the products and tell their friends about
1t. As a result a very large demand has been Gre
ated.
The Shakers have a long record Of success in
ventors and their various medicinal products have
always enjoyed a high reputation. The Digestive
Cordial is not only nourishng in ITSELF but 1t d.
gests other foods when taken directed.
Sleepless nights spots before the eyes and a sense
of heavness after eating loss of weight and general
weakness among the common symptoms Of In
digestion which it promptly relieves. and 1t is graf
flying to know that such q positive and harmless
remedy the Digestive Cordial should have at last
been devised.
In order to find whether the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial is adapted to your try q small bottle. It's
effect Is immediate. For sale by nearly all drug.
gists. self
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
ASTHMA is DURABLE
Many Who Called Yesterday at
Tschinely's Drug Store Already Tess
tify to This.

If there was doubt In the mind Of any Sufferer
from Asthma in this city to the truth Of the
claims made for DIR. Schiffmann's Asthma Cure
that doubt no longer remains, providing he was
among the many who called at +. A. Tschiffely,
tr.' drug store yesterday and obtained q sample
package free. Although many who awaited them
selves Of this Physicians offer have yet had
occasion to test the free sample obtained, yet
great number who have already tried the same
most unhestatingly declare in positive terms that
relief was Immediate; that the wretched spasms
were checked; that free cxpcctoration induced;
that reclining position readily as
sumed and gratefully maintained; that the sleep
which followed restful and unbroken and that
the morning brought clear head and a feeling Of
delighted thankfulness which words are too
strong to describe. 1t is not pretended that
follows the use Of the sample Asthma and its
kindred ailments are among the most stubborn known
to science. But 1t is asserted positively. and testi
fed to by thousands, that a consistent and perse-
not only produce instant relief hut will efectually
Danish the trouble. This remedy is the
hands of most druggists In the United States and il
sold i'm packages at so cents and 81 O0-thus bring
ing 1t within the reach OF all. No more free SAM
pies can be obtained, as the Doctor now announces
to the public that he will refund the money any
person who, having purchased a package Of his
Druggist, finds giving it fair trial that it does
not do exactly claimed for II. SEQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
TO CALL DIR. TALMAGE.

The Brooklyn Divine to BE Formally
Invited to DIR. Sunderlnnd's Church.
At meeting of the principal officers and
members of the First Presbyterian Church
last night it was decided that there should
be meeting of the congregation Of the
church next Monday evening to decide for
| mally upon the question of calling DR..
Talmage of Brooklyn to ibis city to act
as co-pastor with DR.. Sunderland. This is
thu first step toward an official settlement
of this matter. All the moves that have
been made up to this time have been pure
ly preliminary and unofficial. consisting
| mainly In efforts 10 ascertain how Dr. Tai
| mage felt on the question. DR.. Sunder
land has now received assurances from the
eminent Brooklyn preacher. it is said. that
the latter would accept a formal call from
the congregation. and the only way to
reach that result, that is SO fondly de-
sired by members of the church, Is to
have the congregation assemble and pass
motion calling DR.. Talmage. DR.. Sun
derland states that no salary was men
toned In the call sent to DR.. Talmage, as
| 1t was understood that that matter would
be left entirely to the trustees of the
church after DR.. Talmage has come here
Rev. Mr.. Allen to Remain.
1t is intimated that DR.. Talmage is will
| ing to come upon this uncertain footing,
as he is confident that a satisfactory ar
| rangement as to money matters can be
| reached between him and the trustees. Dr.
Sunderland also states. that there is no
idea that Rev. Adolos Allen, the present
co-pastor OF the church, will retire from
his position. 1t is understood to be the
wish of DR.. Talmage that Mr.. Allen
should remain. The latter was at the meet
ing held last night and Stated the en-
barrassment that he mad felt arising from
the statements that have been made rela-
tive to DR.. Talmage's possible acceptance
of the call from the First Church. 1t is
understood that he expressed desire to
| be informed as to the wishes of the officers
of the church respecting his continuation
| in the service of the congregation, and that
| he was assured by those present that there
| was no desire for him to cease in his re-
| the church will be provided with tho un-
usual number of three pastors of equal
position working together. an equipment
| that no other church in this city and per-
haps no other in America is today given
| by its congregation.
No ResignnttOns Contemplated.
The present arrangement, 1t Is stated,
| does rot contemplate the resignation Of
! DR.. Sunderland, but the intimation is given
| in some quarters that perhaps DR.. Sun
| derland will find his way clear to a resig-
nation after DIR. Talmase has come to this
city, and has become fully installed. 1t is,
beyond a doubt. his desire to retire from
| the active leadership of the congregation
but this has been steadily resisted by the
members of the church.
The approval of the presbytery Of Wash
ington will be necessary before the access
| sion of DR.. Talmage to the pulpit of the
regarded by the members of the church as
mere matter of form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
The Rebekah Code.

The most important subject considered
by the Sovereign Grand Lodge, IO.O.F.. at
Atlantic City yesterday was the proposition
to repeal the eligibility clause Of the Re-
bekah code of laws which makes eligible
to membership all married white women
Of good moral character. eighteen years of
age and upward. An amendment to the
effect was presented and referred to the
proper- committee. which committee re-
ported it inexpedient to act upon the prcpo-
sition. Upon consideration OF the report of
the committee by the lodge. the proposed
amendment was renewed, and some strong
speeches pro and con were made. Upon a
feated, and the report of the committee
adopted. This leaves the law precisely the
same as heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-20
Escaped a Life imprisonment.

Yesterday was opinion" day in the Vir-
ginia supreme court of appeals. Slower. an
old man. few months ago was convicted
of the theft of 81 ~ cents worth of bacon.
1t appeared on trial in the hastings court
that the prisoner had been previously four
times convicted and sentenced for petty
larceny. and that he had also been twice
convicted and confined in the penitentiary.
All the prisoners thefts, however, were
petty larcenies. Under the Virginia code
there is affixed accumulative punishment,
and upon being convicted of the theft of
the bacon. Judge Charles Grattan SEN
fenced Slower to a life term in the peniten-
dary. The result of yesterdays opinion of
the appellate court Is that Slower gets only
one year Imprisonment.