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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
To the Ladies'.

To the Ladies'.
Note the changes in the lad" of the
Palais Royal on this page this morning.
1t Will be to your interest to do 80.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07

M Y0TI want anythingif IL you do the want
w column OF THE TINS will get II,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
KiiIed by Lightning.

Y Robert Edmsnds was killed at
Graham, Va. Sunday by stroke of
lightning. Deceased wasa brother of
MRS. Carrie French, $40 Second avenue,
this city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
a Small Fire.

Two small boys discovered fire in the
one-story cottage at the corner of Sixth
avenue and Fourth street, southwest,
shortly after 10 o'clock last night and
quickly give the alarm. People living
near by forced open the door, and the
flames were extinguished before the
fire company arrived, which it did
promptly. The building was the prop
erty of G. w. Lind, and was insured.
The house Was occupied by C. e. Gray,
who works for the Decorative Art Co.,
on Campbell street. Mrs. Gray Is out
of the city and Mr.. Gray was at the
Odd Fellows lodge, having left the
house with no one in it. The origin of
the fire is unknown. The damage done
to both house and contents ia small.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07

NEATNESC taste and good workmans hip
A'A~1A ~, make readable "ad." Secl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07

No charge for trimming hats st the
Bon Marche.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07

Rooms papered in stylish gold paper
from IS up. See Fidelity Wall Pape
Co., 207 S. Jefferson street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
FROM ALL AROUND the CITY.
Current Local Events Of the Day
Briefly Told.
Bits OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on the
Streets By Times Reportors-Points
Political, Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday.
Dog Tax Due.

Dog Tax Due.
Mayor Jones started q man out yes
terdsy to notify the people that dog tax
is due.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
Baby Caps.

SILK Dotted Swiss and Null Caps, ranging in
prices from 10 cents apiece up. Anyone can
make a selection from our large assortment.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
Several j Judgments Granted.

The motion docket Was called in the
Hastings Court yesterday and judg.-
ments were allowed in about dozen
sm all suits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07

Gone to st. Louis to Reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Evans left
SupAay for St. Louis, Mo-, where Mr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
a Quiet Home Wedding.

A very pretty butquiet home wedding
was solemnized at IL o'clock yesterday
morning at the home of the BRIDES
brother, Mr.. William Ledbetier, on
Melrose avenue, by Rev. J. c. Jones,
pastor Of Trinity Methodist Church,
when Mr.. Kennedy Palmer. q we'll
known employee Of the Some Printing
and Manufacturing Company, led to the
altar Miss Lulie D. Ledbetter. Directly
after the impressive ceremony, which
took place in the presence OF only
sm all number OF friends of the family,
the happy couple were driven to the
Union depot, when they embarked on
train No. 4 for trip of ten days to
WASHINGTON and Baltimore.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
Their Public Meeting.

IHbIr uDlIC NI6btlnK.
The large auditorium OF st. Marks
Lutheran Church WAS we'll filed Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the public
meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. and large part OF the
congregation was composed of ladies.
The address Of the day was by Rev. DR..
Thomas E. Carson who made very
earnest and practical talk. The music
was the special feature and was very
fine. The accompaniment as usual
were by the Y. NJ G. A. orchestra and
there were several selections by the
double quartette composed of Messrs.
Burnett. Neal, Anderson, Leavy, Downs,
Linebsck, Lazell and Snyder. Two So
prano solos were given by Mrs. j. F.
James, Roanoke's musical favorite, in
her usually excelleDb manner.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-07
Sailors.

100 High Crown Sailors in White, worth i5c,
at 25c.
$50 High Crown Sailors in White, Black and
Navy at 4sc, were soc.
$50 High Crown Sailors in White, Black and
Navy at Csc, were 81.
$50 High Crown Sailors in White, Black and
Navy at 81 49, were al.5O.
300 Sailors Just received, white and
black, mt Zoe. Worth 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

Jessie Winston Comes out of The Penifen-
tiary TO be Arrested Again.

SUFFOLK. VA. Sept. l0.-Spccial. on
last Sunday morning about O'Clock Nr.
John King a prominent merchant or
Windsor Va. discovered that his barn
ia rear of his dwelling was on fire. lie
was unable 10 check the flames, and the''
was total loss on the barn and us
contents. \ horse and mule. two Jersey
COWS. and his rolling stock, as wei as
his smOkc-hOuse and cOf.tents. were ut-
stroycd. His furniture ana dwelling were
d.. damaged. Tic total loss Is
about $3.50. partially insured in the Nir-
ginia state Insurance Company.
To-day, I'm the County Court OF Ndi Sc
mOnd, Jesse Winston, who murdered JOht
Day. over a year ago I'm Nansem0nG
county. near the Norfolk county lire was
convicted OF murder IN the secOad degree
and sentenced TO fifteen years i'm the
pententiary.
These negroes. with others, while play
Ing craps I'm the woods, became involved
in quarrel. Winston stabbed Day lu
the heart. who fell dead AT his feet ana
Winston ned 10 Tennessee. but soon re-
turned 20 Prince George county where
ne was convicted of stealing cow ana
sent 10 the pententiary for one year.
When his time expired. August list last,
Sheriff Baker arrested h.m and hrODfht
him back 20 Nanso mOnd for trial, Wn-ch
ended to-day. he having had no freedom
since he was first arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
THE PANNTLL CASE.
An Axe Intended to XIII Cow strikes
a Bow on the Head.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. l6.-Special.-
The third trial OF X. II. Pannill. charged
with aiding in the embezzlement Of funds
from the First National Bank, COM
menccd in the United States Court To-
day. The following jury was sworn IN.
Thomas q. Kicks. 4. Caldwell. Walter
Guthrie. George W. Payne. Thomas Good
ing, X. Hill. g. y. Abbott, J. j. Dunan;
j. II. Robertson, =. III. Albeit, Daniel
+. Ferguson. and j. =. Robertson.
United States District Attorney Monta-
que stated the case for the prosecution
and John l.. Lee for the defence. cap
tain X. n. T. Adams president Of the
bank was the first witness on the stand
Nothing new was developed from MS
testimony.
After this evidence was taken Com
monwealth's Attorney Massie, Of Dan
Vile. who Is assisting the prosecution.
was taken sick. and court adjourned uhtll
tomorrow.
Gilbert Jeter. a boy of about thirteen
years OF age, lies al his home near the
Presbyterian Cemetery. with "A frlgntiul
cut on his head and with slight chances
Of living. Tho cut is the result OF an
accident at Glass slaughter pen about
o'clock last evening. Jeter was on the
outside OF the slaughter pen. near
window while a negro butcher was pre-
pairing 20 kin a COW with an axe by
crushing I'm IT'S skull lie drew the axe
back with all the force possible 10 strike,
but instead Of hitting the COW, the axe
flew from the holye. out thc window. ana
struck young Jeter in the forehead. the
sharp blade cutting into his skull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

Portsmouth District Baptist Association TO
Meet In ~outhauptou

IETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 1G.-Spe-
cial.-rhe Portsmouth District Baptist
AssC ciaticn will convene in Sycamore
church, Southampton county, the latter
TART of this month. This association
Includes all the Baptist churches IN Ports
mouth. Norfolk Suffolk Petersburg. and
the counties between Petersburg and
Norfolk.
The delegates from the Baptist churches
in this city TO the association are: FROM
First church, H. W. Collier. Bartlett
Roper Simon Seward. and T. A. Hartley,
from Second church. J. A. Pulley, j. u.
fsitz. r. L. Matthews, and solomon Carr:
from West-End church. q. l.. Crowder,
III. T. Phillips. w. ii. Makasey, and f. >.
Walsh.
Mr. Charles l.. Wright has sold private
ly 10 Mr. John A. II. Newsol his resi-
dence on west High street. -Jr. wright
viii have nice residence built on east
Tabb street which he VIII occupy rs
soon as II is finished. MIR. Wright Is u
wei-known druggist OF this place.
The public schools OF Petersburg opened
this morning with a total enrolment or
2.a39 scholars-whites. l,3ol; colored'
l,5is.
The taking OF accounts In the Watts
Malone suit was not resumed TINS morn
ing, as expected. but was continued 10
September 30th. The continuance was
due 10 the absence OF witnesses.
The negro Golden Carroll. who was con-
viafAA In tina County Court ~ PrincA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
uCEMErERr sUPERINTEND.NIS'
The Ninth Annual Convention Oh INC
citation To-Day.

Tho ninth annual convention OF inc ~
ISOLATION of American Cen'eIS .n.oo
tendents viii be held I'm this city tnree
DAYS. commencing to-morrow.at Mul p,s
Hotel. IL is expected that there ""'
about one hundred delegates present
resenting the various cities IN
the United States. \ local commute -
have charge of the arrangements u -
meeting and there will be some soc'a'
features in connection with the conNeh-
ton. This will be the first time the as9o-
ciation has ever met south OF Baltimore
The object. Of the convention IL ~ u
cuss matters relative 10 the ihpio'
menf OF cemeteries in the cities, ana u
transact business Of interest 10 the assn
citation. -. n
The officers Of the organization are ~
c. Simonds. president, George W. 800,
vice-president; Isrank Zurich, secte'ai'
and treasurer. Executive Comm 'tee
John II. Hooper. A. b. Forrest. ana WI,
liam Salvay. The programme arranged
for the convention is as follows: q,
Wednesday September 18Th, ~ ~,
Prayer. Call 10 order and ron-cah'
come address. by Hon. George L. vi,
tian Receiving new members. All
nouncement of Executive Committee:
Presidents address. Report OF secretary
and treasurer. Communica ions ISL
parer. cemeteries on the western Iii'ii'
and their Commentators j. J. c.a,s'
Second paper, Drainage A. W. bialn
Third paper. Irrigation in Cemeteries
+. Won Holdt ......,,
p. MA drive 70 st. Johns churcn'
Oskwood cemtery, Chimborazo ana l.,oDy
nm Parks. passing Jefferson DAVIS Man
sion. Monumental church, Nashiis' ION
headquarters etc, etc ,...
s p. Appointment of comm.l tees.
Fourth paper, "Derlyatiye Benefits oil our
Association" c. II. Scott tlith paper
"Our Experience with Road Drainage
j. G. cline. Informal discussion OF ques-
tions by members. n
Thursday September lsth \. VI
PRAYER Roll-call. sixth paper. Green
bouses in Cemeteries" }. c. Barker
Seventh paper Cemetery Boundaries
T. Mccarthy. Eighth paper. obstacles
10 he Overcome in Starting a New Gene
terv on the Modern Plan" j. Gum.
Questions by members and Discussion OF
same. M.
eP. NINTH paper "Our Native Trees
and Shrubs" !. II. Shepard. Tenth paper
Grading" Frank Zurich. Eleventh pa
ner Suggestions for the Benefit OF our
Association" Charles Nicols. Twellth
paper. Economy in Laying out New
Grounds" George H. Rhedemeyer. Dis
cussion of papers and questions by MEM
bers.
SIP M.-Nfusic and entertainment.
Friday. September 10Th. \. M.-Prayer.
Renort of committees and election or
ofIicers. Unfinished business. New busl-
ness. Adjournment. .,....,,
. T. M.-Drive 10 Hollywood. mount
Calvary. and River View cemeteries Lee
monument Soldiers Home Monroe Park,
GInters. and Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
cry respectfully.
EDWARD A. EVANS,
FRfME BUILDING BURNED.
An Unoccupied Residence in the East End
Destroyed.

~ s:2s o'clock last night an alarm y.
fire was turned in from Box 7s. whith Is
at the corner Of Thirty-second and Broad
streets. no.,
The blaze proved to be in mouse No. 3ol
east Main street. or what IS known Us
the extension of Main. IL Is belo" ana
bevOnd Chimborazo Park, AID OWING 10
its mace ssibility. il was some time pc
fore the fire department coulc BRING lhe
hose 10 play upon the house. which Wds
a frame structure and uno coupled.
Next TO this b Ilding. which was CON-
plotely destroyed. were two other frame
houses. occupied by Mr.. J. W. Schemmeil
and Mr. A r. Bunir. The former
house was gutted. while the building IN
which Mr.. Buffin lived was baby Jam,
aged about the roof. The fire originated
IN the un0ccupied house. and was nrst
discovered by a boy named Earl W ilk,h-
son. who gave the alarr'. M"ssrs. Schtr-
nell and Bulnn who are married men;
and both Of whom had retired. Su'c',ocn
I'm getting their furniture out before II
VAS damaged. Each have $3.50 insurance
on their houses. while Mr.. Builln mac an
additional $500 on his furniture. he Is
a contractor. and built the houses. Nj.
Schemmell Is an employe of the Sonih-
ern Railway Company. The noise WHICH
was DESTROYED was for rent, us agent
being Hr. Jackson Brandt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Come Right Along

and pick your FALL SUITS from
our immense assortment OF stylish
garments.
Autumn won't wait for you;
neither will the stock. You must
come now or be lonesome relic OF
the summer. Relics may I've int
resting as curiosItieS, but don't make
your attire a curiosity in Clothing
All the same our Suits, although
not relics, excite curiosity, because
they are wonders in cut, style, ma
terial, and prize.
Everybc dy'S wondering how such
goods can be sold at such figures.
That's the secret Of our Succ S.
and our fitness to hold the first place
in the Clothing trade.
We never turn our backs to any
complaint II any customers Cloth
ing does not wear to his entire S1iis'
faction. such information will he
highly appreciated and corrected at
once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

George last Saturday OF murder IN INC
second degree. aud his punishment hseh
at sixteen years Imprisonment IN III,
penitentiary. has been brought mere .iiin
committed to Jail. = motion ior NV
trial will be argued on next Friday III
the County Court before Judge Iimothy
Rives.
The colored people are holding Dig
protracted meeting at city Point.
Lieutenant NJ. j. sheffield OF the pon ,s
force. who has been confined 10 lne
house by sickness, is able to go on duty
again.
Mr. II. a. Coleman, who for some une
past has been the city editor Of the
Roanoke Times. has accepted position
on the editorial staff Of the lndeN-Appeai'
The gold badge offered at the begin
ming Of the baseball season by Mr.. x.
Parten. a druggist OF this city, 10 the
member OF the Petersburg baseball club
making the largest number OF base-hiis
during the season. has been presented 10
Mr. Lppert. the left fielder OF the team.
The grocery store OF Mr.. X. l.. Mat
thews. on Halifax street. was robbed
either Saturday night or Sunday night
OF large quantity OF groceries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

4 meeting Of Communication clti-
zens was held last evening AT Saengcr
Halle for the purpose Of organizing "A
German lodge If the order of Herman
Soahnc i'm this city. Similar lodges have
been organized during the past few days
at Newport News and Portsmouth. and
another one will be instituted. tonight at
Norfolk As soon as nfth has been
established I'm this State Virginia viii be
entitled 10 a grand lodge.
President Gcbhard. Of the National
Grand Lodge. and National Grand Sec
rotary Schaefer were on hand To insti-
tute the lodge and install the officers
Tho following officers were elected for
fh,. ensuing year. carl lllig. president,
4. Schwana. eX-presidcnt; Moritz Rich
ter vice-president: G.. Werner. secretary;
william HOlzapfei. treasurer, T.. Miller,
guide: :. GOldbach. guard.
II was decided 10 meet every second
and fourth Monday at o'clock at Saen-
ger Halle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
THE NOWLAN CUP GAMES
THE MIL CLIMBERS WIN THE
FIRST or THE SERIES.
A Close Game, In Which the Play Was Fast
and >nappy, Was stopped .at the
End of the seventh Inning.

LYNCHBURS. VA. sept. 16.-Sp A.
There was Just seven innings of great.
big. gIlt-edge game Of ball here to-day.
when the rain and wind-storm put an
end to the contest.
Fast and snappy WAS the common char
acteristic Of the work of both telns.
and Lyncnburg won for one little reason
they did stick work that Was shade
ahead OF that PIT NJ by -hc visitors.
The fid ling was simply great, and cold
tho finish have hccn accomplished. the
lovers OF the national sport who saw 1t
would nave looked back to II for many
long day as a memorable epoch in the
history OF baseball I'm Virginia.
now THE RUNS WERE MADE.
IN the first for Lynch5urg Mcintyre PIT
the sphere against the deep centre-ield
fence. ana made il a safe fOur-Dagger.
For Richmond KAN received four balls,
stole second. but the hitting behind the
little man was not brisk, and he remained
at second.
In the second Ferguson got four balls,
went 10 second on helder's choice. and
scored on Schabel's single. The Bluebirds
were blanked again.
In the third Iannehill blanked the To-
Gals without effort. pitching only four
balls. The visitors were also BANKED.
In the fourth Lynchburg blankei again.
For Richmond Smith hit safe and stole
second. As in Kahn case. the boys could
not hit behind him. and he. too. died at
second.
In the fifth both sides were BANKED, but
Groves and Berryhill each succeeded IN
making phenomenal catches. Groves took
a long-rUnning chance for Schabels long
fOur-baggcr. and stopped II. 10 the sur
prise OF all. Bcrryhills catch was
dancing one after Berte's fly. and was
very SNOWY though not 50 difficult as
that by Groves.
In the sixth Leahy hit safe. was sacri-
feed to second. and scored on Plock's hit.
For Richmond Smith. after receiving
three balls, put the sphere over the right
field fence.
In the seventh the home team failed 10
score and the visitors also. The score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

count OF the ineffective twiriing u ea,d
derson. Malarkey. and boswell St,epd-
ing of the visitors was prhi~ "a r..
ance 200. ~ 10 &
pranrI,,n 30000l-f2 "a U
Batteries: Mercer and MCGUIRE Ne''
nedy and Grim. u TT II
Second game:
prool,i,',, 42O32 OIL 10 l
bfOohiyn .....s..s...s's''
Called on account OF darkness. o,,
Batteries: Anderson, Malarkey. bos"e"'
and Mcclure. Abbey and Grim
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg- -hlcaso s"
postponed on account OF ram.
AT Louisville: Louisville-st LOUIS
postponed on account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
ENHTEIIION e. INES.
Portsmouth Has Il Walk-Over for the
silver Cup.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. l6.-special-ln
the first OF the series of five exhibition
games between Norfolk and Portsmouth
teams for n silver cup, the Portsmouths
had a complete walk-over to-day on their
own grounds. the NorfOlks putting up "a
most diseraccful game.
I'm fact. the playing OF the visitors was
so loose and unprOfcss.Onal that a mum
her of people left the grounds in disgust.
THE chief offending players were Geier
and Kelley. the latter being charged with
six rank errors m
O'Hagan and Thornton played fine bail
For Portsmouth the WORK OF knox AM
irburston and the batting OF Manean
formed the features of the game. The
score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
An Old Convert.

DR.. W. F. Fisher. the well-known
Baptist minister OF Bedford. yesterday
baptized at Lynchs, one OF the Oldest
citizens OF Campbell county. Daniel JOhn-
son. aged ninety-two years. was the
marty. Johnson was an employee or
Charles Henry Lynch. the founder OF
I.ynchburp, and was mentioned m his
will.-Advancc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Mr.. ROSENBERG'S CH.fRITiI>.
lie Was Connected with "A Weil-known
Richmond Family.

The Galveston Daily News. Of Septem-
Der 1st. contains lengthy article, NUS
trated with two superb cuts. giving an
account of the Orphans Home and the
Ola Woman's Home. established in that
city by the late Henry RCsenbefs.
Mr.. Rosenberg married Miss Moile
Macgill, datghtcr Cf the late br.
Charles Macgill. Of Richmond, ana
sister of Mrs. Or. $. D.. DreWry. OF Cen
tralia. and Mrs. Clifford g.. Bridges, Of
this city. Or. Macsill was one OF Rich
mond's foremost physicians. ANA MS
stalwart figure is we'll remembered 10y
the older people OF this city.
Mr. Rosenberg. who was not I'd Tor ms
charity. endowed these homes hand
sOmely, and they are but one instance
Of his many charitable requests. Ills
widow still resides in Galveston, where
she is continuing the noble work oi
charity so deliberately indugurdted by
her late husband
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
WIGHT Have Won Cut,

Well. the Iustlers lost the first game IN
The series for the Nowlan cup In Lynch-
burg yofterGay, but that is 10 reason
why the local rooters should De discour-
aged. II was hard On Tennehill that ram
ircke up the game. as the Richmond
men ere list beginning 70 score ana u
was more than probable that they would
have won out There are yet two more
games TO Dc played in Lynchhurg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. l6,-Special-
Mr.. William y. Tlnsley. a well-known
LAWYER. died at his home in West Lynch
burg at o'clock Sunday morning, aged
forty-two years Mir. Tinsley had been
confined 10 his bed only about ten days,
and that dread disease TYPHOID fever was
the cause OF his death.
The deceased was a native Of Apo
mattox county. but had resided in Lynch
burg for about twelve years, and was
United States Commissioner at the time
OF his death. He also served as special
Deputy clerk when the United States
Court met here. having held that posi-
ton for several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

officer c. II. Swaany. q the Second
station. last NIGHT arrested Percy Harris,
a sixtaen-year-old boy. on the charge
OF being drunk on the street. lie was
taken 10 the station. where he was found
10 be suffering from alcoholic poisoning,
and i'm a very serious condition. The
ambulance was summoned and the doctor
I'm charge worked over him Tor more than
an hour. after which he was taken 10
his home on sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Announcement.

Having arranged with the new furni-
t1re peODie Gilmore x SPOTS. our retail
business I'm Bedding and Upholstery work
viii be done with them. at 7 east Broad
street. Mr. Howell will be there through
shcaping hours 20 show the superior al
vantages 10 be given in Fine Upholstered
vcori Spring-Bcds. and Mattresses our
Receptable or Wardrobe Couches cannot
be cdualled In this country-the same
NAV be said OF other work, ,..
HOWELL * SHAW COMPANY,
Manufacturers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. l6,-Special.-
Thos. II. Bagwell. prominent attorney
died at 1880 this morning. Aged thirty
six. lie practiced IN New York for eight
years and came here in $50, achieving
great success at the bar. His death Is
regretted. lie was prom
inent in church circles and supported
his mother and sister. His funeral VIII
take place Wednesday afternoon:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
sr,NnINa OF TIE CLUBS
GAMES SCHEDULED

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New York.
Baltimore at Boston.
Brooklyn at WASHINGTON
Chicago at Plttsburg.
Cincinnati at Cleyelann'
81. Louis at Louis'i''e'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

KINSTON. y. c.. Sept Especial. -
Last wednesday the ten-year old SON Of
Mr.. Kit Colly, who lives about six miles
from here. swallowed grain Of corn
which lodged in the right bronchial tube
Several attempts were made 10 eXpei the
corn by coughing. but of no avail. The
child died within thirty-six hours after
the accident,