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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
CORBETT AT BUFFALO.
HE rs CIILED ~ FROM HIS WE'D
DING TOUR ron EATERTaINUENT
FjtzsImmons VIII Box To-Day for the Edi-
Gcation of Race -Goers Only Two Races
atGrand dCircuit-OtherT Turf Events.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. i6.-Pugllist
Corbett was called in by me management
to-day to inject little interest into the
entertainment.
A movable platform was constructed
IN the morning. Between the first and
second races II was put over the track
in front of the judges stand, and COY
bott AID hts sparrns partner, McNey,
put u a four-round exhibition This cN-
hlbtiOn did not draw as expected, pc
Cause Corbett exhibited at the Lyceunl
Theatre earlier IN the week.
Tomorrow FitZsimm0ns Will box Win
his partner and will punch the DaS ior
the eiihcatlon of The race-seers. ne
statement is published here this eFeninS
that II the Hamlins decide not 70 nor'
a nee ting here next summer, MI RAINIER
l.. Clark, of Red oak. Iowa eiltor Yl
ClarK's Horse Review. OF chicago slahus
rcadv 10 lease the track only TWO rioes
were on the card to-day. 40
Johe was a + TO favorite IN Tue -io
class. pacing. and after the hrst hsa'
fho booi<-makcrs wouid have none OF MN.
He took three straight heats WlthJue
once being headed. ,.,. ,u.. ooso IN
GEORGE st. Clair won with Ike ,dst III
the 2.2l class pacing. Morla ana Wet
ia divided second money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Gas-N orAs. has not yet appointed clerk
who is 90 succeed Air. John f. Meredith.
When seen on tine -ubiect yesterday, hc
stated thai he would very likely wait
Will the appointment unui the quest
as 10 the salary of the clerk has been
settled by the Council. Neither -fr.
Meredith nor Alr. Thomas j. Mllsh, the
discharged foreman of the Lower Cas-
IS Jrks. showed zap yesterday morning.
ou the previous evening Mr.. Knowles
lcft a note at the Lower Gas-Wor.>- with
Nr. William j. Mayo. the new foreman.
which the latter was 20 hand 10 Mr.
Walsh III the latter should put in an APP
pearauce the next morning, and which
announced his discharge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
THE SEaBOiRD BOICOTT.
The Supreme Court of Georgia Decides in
Favor of the =. 4. l..

ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 1.-THE State
Spureme Court has decided the seaboard
Airline boycott case in favor OF the
Seaboard. Last spring the Southern
Railway and Steamship Association or
dered a boycott against the Seaboard.
charging it with Irregularities and ma
npulating rates. The Seaboard was not
a member of the Ass0cia ton. IL de
MED its irregularity and petitioned the
Superior Court for an Injunction restrain
ing the Western and Atlanta railroad
from enforcing boycott against II.
The Seaboard had a contract with the
Western and Atlanta. under which con-
tract the SeabOard was TO enjoy all the
advantages or traffic connections allowed
by the Western and Atlanta 10 any road
Judge LumplSin. the Superior Court
judge. rendered "A decision restraining the
Western and Atlanta from enforcing the
boycott against the Seaboard on local
business. but permitting II on through
business
The Seaboard appealed 10 the Supreme
Court OF the State. and has obtained a
decision, which prohibits the boycott al
together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

or certaln officers by the peoDle?'' Tho
matter shouid then be loft 10 the Iegis-
lature TO decide what Offices these should
be.
captain Hall moved that tns whole
matter be referred 20 the Committee on
Plans 10 fix ~ up I'm proper shane. and
report at the next meeting. A good many
Speeches were made pro and con. mt.
Dawson favored IT, saying tho work Of
the committee would be facilitated and
AIr. Norris said he vas opposed 20 such
procedure He said there was too much
referring things TO committees In the
city government. and creating unnects-
sary delay. ffe wanted the question set
tlei by the full city Democratic Com
mittec
Mr. Dawson explained that the COM
nlttee on Plans would merely get the
matter I'm shape for the full committee
t. pass on and the question would nnally
be- settled hy the full committee
MIR. Gordon said that some Of the city's
officials should be c.ccted by the popular
vote but be was rot In favor OF inclut-
ing the Police Justice and city Engineer
in that list lie was IN favor OF a ticket
1T the primary bearing the Qrostion
(which Of the following officers DO you
favor olecting by popular vote?' Below
this the names Of the officers should hc
printed. and the voter could scratch
those he was opposed 10 having elected
in that manner
Mr.. BoWery said he would not Ike TO
see the people confined 10 the Epps
resolution. lie wanted them 20 use
their own judgment in the matter.
Captain Halls motion. TO refer tic mat
ter TO Committee on Plans. was then put
ana carried.
This concluded the business before the
committee and an adjournment Was
taken until next Friday night. when re-
ports viii Doe received as 20 the time
~ tho primary. and the shape in which
the Epps resolution m'u be presented TO
the UeOuie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Tho opp0sers OF the building Of 4 VIA
drct ON Broad street viii hJil nee;-
iug one day next week, at whlln move
ment VIII be inauglrated looking TO the
defeat of tac scheme. Those interested
iu the moyeMeut are mostly property hold
srs il The valley district II Main and
Broad streets, among tnfm beinB
Messrs. sol Ei0omterg. George b. DAVIS
John r.. Eqps. fairy Hirsu1srs, a. +.
Wood, baldwin a. Brown, Christian e.
Thou. aud others.
Mr TlOn. VINO owns valuable property
at the cCrrtr of Seventeenth ana Main
streets. severely denounced the proposed
viaduct when seen last evening. and said
chat 10 10 was constructed. in the course
OF q gear half thc stalls in the Ola Mar
kct would Dee empty. ana many OF tAe
stores on that portion Of Main street
would lc for rent The people from
Church Hul. bee said. would 20 90 the
N-W Market and West-Eui stores for
tleir supplies. AIR. Thon said the meet
ing would bc a large one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
The state Of Cuba.

prrors are rife concerning General
Martinez dc Camp0s. the chief spanish
commander iu Cuba. some are To- iNt
effect that Doe has resigned or Is "ho"l
to resi,u his place. and viii return 90
spaiu. and recommend that nome RUE
Doe at once granted to the insWsehl l7iaiil-
These may or may not Dee wen Iou""en'
arl the same may Doe saln ol Hl"l''-
rude of current reports from ana ABOUT
.nba often VAGUE and somtimcs contra
dictorv. Amid them an. however, one
fact seems clear and indisputaple. Inat
is that the Spanish cause Is in had
,yav Probably 30 would he no eNageera-
tion 10 say it is in a desperate extremity
The fact is apparent in both Havana ana
Madrid IL is recognized in both. To
attempt 10 conceal it would Doe folly.
Let us look at the situation as it pre-
eonts itself at This slime. The Suanish
forces iu cuba are commanded hy Gcn-
cral-or Field-Mdrshal- MARTINEZ de Cam
nos. lie is coufossedly the foremost
soldier of Spain. lle came TO Cuba exc
Dertiue confidently TO- suppress the rehcl-
lion in n few weeks. He ala not do
eo The weeks have grown TO months,
and the rebellion is not crushed. 10 is
nor even checked. tn is to-day more
Widespread and aggressive than ever
before. General Campos has not sup-
lltH7'" 4' DO 4 - rt.t4
trary, he mas h-ilN." "''l i.", ~ '''-''
hy the ren'la "' "As -'"l IVY e..
capture; ana me- mas .,.t.r'
beg faNoIs rom l.' - .'- An ooe of
lie has mao "' "'' "a e. has
Span's htsl fe','"i '.''i'' W .t,I'
loss onc-lniI" oi ,"" 80 -a,1
ncld or lh 'h' n'7i'''.' ..,...'' ,..,., d..
ing nome igl''' ...,',,. f..,.e.,,,,,+,
mas sent V"'s I't'' ,...,...', ,o e,,s,e,d
snort N"'. .-' . -.,.i. ~ ,..,,,,,.s
acuve op'i" ,i'.9 o' .. ,,a. l,...
unih lhe Ne',v" 80. 10 d, o'.,
ihcu me- "o"i" -. ,'tI a, ,.+,..,st
more from Np""' ,'N' .'' p... ,,,.,
ana wipe o"l 'h' i"7'i Ia
plan ana h"l N''" 1. .,,,',,
not let hll" resi- 80 '"' .'ti i'.
tnt ana lilNiiPi'.I'
him in havana 'Se"- "i INV .''', "i''
his decimalea lono"'i7 "''o ''e V'''i, .
franucaHy "pb."l7 To nav. que wv" . "ii'.
sent TO MN "i ""''' 3" '"' N''9 iN'"s'
of the i'N,t N''7'i' NJ "''''' JIG 10
SAD to pe olsi'e 'Nli'o' -,
Two other clieuin7 'ahce7 are hlsn'N
signincanl. lhe 9p"hiaids ID 'upd VINO
in former insuif'oNonS We're more ioyh
than the k.nk. "ie ho" seriously uia-
affected. lh'y no lohser oNer money
limb and NE Tor lh' suppression OF the
revolt. IheN look on az best WIN lndlHtr-
encc; many OF them with ill-disguised
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
FITTING ron cHAUNoEr DEPEW.
The Trunk Lines and Western connections
Adopt Sew Methods.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-In the new
agreement of the Trunk lines and their
western connections The chief change from
the present methods is the establishment
oil a board of governors, nine IN NUMBER
with absolute power TO make and MAIN
tain rates. a.,
Tho committee of three originally sug,,
gosted by Commissioners Hoddaiu an"
blanchard Is accordingly enlarged upon.
These New York governors are 20 iefIt-
sent the interests involved lhtre are
sixteen lines I'm the agreement, buN III
more tnan one instance their interests are
mutual and VIII be represented Dy one
man on the board. ,
As for example. the New York Central
and West Shore can be represented 10y
one governor as can the blB four an"
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Therefore a board OF arbitration Is pro-
viIed for. This body viii hear all com
plants AMI pass upon them, before the
lines themselves can take action or
disturbirg r nature. Three conunissionei7
in AN VIII be elected for this board.
one Of the greatest stumbling g-tlocks
20 "a successful conclusion OF the pfesl-
dents work proved 10 DE a question OF
agencies. Ii had originally been Props
od 10 do away with all sing'e asenci
and TO establish joint agencies. No salts
factory plan, however, could be suggest
ed and the agreement, as 10 now STANDS,
does not provide fo- this innovation.
Wherever practicable, fast freight Ines
VIII be abolished. Whore such actiog
can be taken such freight and dispatch
lines will be- brought absolutely under
the control of the board Of governors IN
the matter Of rates \ clearing house
and money penalties are Included as mas
bon told already. but 70 money pool
will be established The meeting Of presi-
dents to ratify tine agreement Will be
held as soon as possible af-er the re-
tu-n from Europe Of Chauncey ". DepeW,
president of the New York Central ana
Hudson River railroad, who Is expected
here within a month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
NOT PfTING PEEWILN ON com.
The Sensational Report Regarding the
Bond syndicate Erroneous.

NEW YORK. Aug. l6.-Speaking OF the
sensational report that the bond syndicate
is paying small premiuin for gold ba's.
an authority states.
"Tho facts. which have become known
20 Traet tcally every banker ia the street
are that ever since the -yldicate was
formed lts managers have cndeavOred a.
secure FOR the treasury the bulk on the
output oi the gold mines of this country.
but thcy have I'm no case raid a direct
plemilm for bars. Thay have. as is c's-
t0maIy ia the bullion business. paid the
expelscs Of transferring gold from the
smeltcrs 90 the Government assay offices
in some cases diVdod that expense with
the sellers of the bullion. and in others
paid tho usual brokerage 10 bullion dc1i-
crs for securing gold bars IL is believed
dat in this way the syndicate acquired
ever 100000 worth of gold bars % 10
greater cost than the usual difference
in value between bullion and coin. The
greater part of these accumulatiOus have
been represented by assay oflice checks
given iu payment pr tn bars. These
are now being turned into the subtreas-
ury and as they are payable IN gold
COIN a-l the syndicate ac 'epts legal
tenders ln place Of coin, the t~easury's
geld balance is increased by the am ant
of the checks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Ihe Omahn Police and Fire Trnmhfes.

OMAHA. NEB.. August ATTORNEYS
Brown and McCulloch, representing the
two boards OF fire and police commits
sichers, went 10 Lincoln to-day and filed
thelr briefs In the quo warranto prOceci-
ings before the Supreme Cont as agreed
yesterday.
Secretary Nanderycrt denies the report
tfat the new board will discharge all
Catholics and flll their places with mem-
ters Of the \. L. 4. and declared that
service rules
over two-thir1s Of both lonartments
nave called upon the new bond and reg
cognlzed IL az the legal board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

COLUMBIA, s. C., Aug l6.-fn an in
terview to-day Governor Evans said that
unless there was an immediate change
in the conduct of the police force In
Charleston, he would have the metropoli-
tan police system. authorized by the last
Legislature in case of necessity. estab-
hshed within sixty days. He was very
BRIEF in his statement ana concluded il
by saying: "You may say that this is no
bluff"
chief Martin. Of Charleston. had an IN
terview with the Governor to-day. 1t
is understood that Governor Evans is
satisfied with the Chiefs efforts 10 pre-
vent the sale Of liquor, but that the men
on the force are not under his control
TO the extent necessary to reporting blind
tigers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

NEWPORT NEWS, Aug. lb.-Speclai.-
,,.i,, n,oueved men OF Richmond have sub
s.rihcd 20 over three times the minimum
capItal for the rev cotton mill. aud New
England capitalists have agreed 10 take
100 shares II the South Will show their
faith IN the enterprise By taking me
ss,ne amount of stock. a most suitable
and corverient site has been donated
en- the corner OF Merrimac avenue on tie
electric Car-Ane.
MIR. Hugh Gordon. son OF General John
B. Gordon. WIS in the city YESTERDAY,
accompanicd by Mr. sidney j. iaydon. OF
ILdians.
Plans are being drawn by Mr. p. T.
Nary or a new bs nix building for the
Cinzens and Marine Bank. l. will lie sit
uated en- ..c corner OF Twenty-seventh
stree. an. 'FFsfington avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
shnl M. in.lrnclor.

PORTLAND. ORE, Aug. ia shoot
ug aifrav or urred to-day in the office
of Dr. r. H. Holmes in the Dcllum build
usr. The encounter took place be.w i1n
Dr. j. H. Holmes and Or Robert h.
Ausplaunl. a former pupil OF HDlmcs'.
Holmes received fatal wound IN the
sde near the heart. AusDunds body
,tas rlddled with bullets. ln ante-mortem
svteufut Ausyluud said Holmes hal
bounded him FOR two years AMI hal
tried 90 ruin him repeatedly. Ausplund
recently performed an operation at the
criticisms by Holmes. AMI this led di-
rcltiy 20 the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Propcrrv Transfers.

Richmond: Myra 4. Montague and
husband 90 s. and j. l.. Bland. 80 feet
ON south side Marshall between Gllmer
and Graham, SD.
". d. NestNoOd 10 Eliza T.. Berry
mans trustees. o., feet on east side
Twenty -c.ghth street, southeast corner
y, $50.
Hcnrico. y. H. Brmcr a. ~. W. Howies
g2i. fcet on north side Main street. near
CcIar. Sir1
Julian *. Tonnaut 60 Charles b. Ten
rnnt 9ili. acres near White oak swamp,
81 900.
,usa a. Gillian. special commissioners,
to- Julian h. TenuaAt, 5Dl acres near
White Oak swamp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
The Field Says American, Catch at Straw,

LONDON. Aug l6-The Field to-mor-
row. In an article on the Americas Gun
contest, will say that the latest informa-
ton received from New York concerning
the Defender appears 10 show thar tie
New YORK Yacht club Committee is catch
ing al straws in the hope of continuing
10 hold the Americas cup.
The article cites as an Instance Of these
tactics on the part Of the committee the
keeping secret of the measurements Of
the new yacht. and contends that the
fear that Naikyric III. would profit there
by is ill-f0unded, as nothing can be done
10 alter her before the contest takes
place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

through the collapse of the ireland build
ing. at west Broadway and west Third
street. was opened this morning before
Coroner Fitzpatrick and "A jury OF eX-
pcrts.
The taking Of the evidence rs to the
cause of the disaster will probably occupy
several days. The State will be repre-
scntcd by District Attorney Miller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

In Leavenw0rh. Kan. a big sevcn-s'ory
dis,ilIerv was destroyed by fire yestsrday
morning. Shermin. ~ Peoria. III. re-
Gently bought the building ana nttel II
mn "a n aisfillery II was formerly
sigar factory. and was owned by the
Uamlins. Of Buffalo. \. I. Sherman's
loss is $4,000. and he has not cent OF
insurance. Sheriff R0therherHers cooper
shor caught are. and were damaged 20
thr e<ten, 3f $1,000 IL was fully IN
rlrnI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

In the Law and Equity Court the fol-
.onfa4 suits were Instituted yesterday.
a. B. Fuller against the Chesapeake
ana Onto Railway Company. Damages
FE r.. MAYNARD against j. W stubbs.
Damages. SO.
ioscnniue =. Edwards against y. r.
l.bcu an. james IS. Gordon. almlnisiia-
tors of Caledonia J.. ishcu. deceased.
Action Tor debt Damages. rfp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
naII. Of Hail and Sheet. Of lee.

GLADESBORO, VA. Aug. is.-speciai.-
A terrible hail and winl-storm passed
here Saturday evening last. doing great
damage 10 the cabbage and corn crop.
Large balls OF hail and sheets OF Ice
came down IN torrents, and terrible
east wind made things look gloomy. The
weather IL now intensely hot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Id, W..
6-Cattie-Receipts. 5000. market iifh
for western rangers, which were lut.
lower. common 70 extra. >2.pNp'ui
stockers and FEEDERS. >2Dfif.lO; COWS
and bulls. 81 Z5sg3.15: Texans. sZ.vrH ia'.
western rangers. >,.Oopioj.
Hoes-H Receipts. 12.on: market firm 'nd
&c. higher. heavy packing anu uhipiinS
81 2-yi ~: choice assorted. >iWnJ."r,
light 81 i5nsOD: pigs. Siajfi4 -.
Sheep-iJn25c lower Tor lambs iricror
to choice. 81. 75H3.Go: lambs. S.t"1f1..1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
TIOIiTED THT TNCIST JtU.
Recorder Con sends a saloon keeper To
Jail for Thirty DAYS.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Re,o-,ler COT
this morning in General Sessions sentcnc-
Cd Dennis Mullins, owner OF the saloon
at Second avenue and three other saloons
i'm this city, 10 thirty days I'm the ciiv pri-
son and to pay "a fine OF $50 fcr violating
the excise law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
The Arbitration COngre.s.

BRUSSELS. Aug. l6.-The international
Parliamentary Arbitration Congress,
ubich has been I'm session In this city.
concluded it's labOrs today The next
Treeting will bee held At budapest. King
Leopold. iu response 10 a telegram sent
10 him by the conference, expressed
wish that its labOrs would be successful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Demand Twenty Five Per Cent. Increase.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. Aug. IA
formal request Tor an Increase aver
apiug about . per cent In wages was
forward to-day by Secretary OF the
WeaVors' Protective Association 10 all
the mill agents OF this city. The request
Is for a return 70 the standar1 Of 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

WINDSOR. VA. Aug. Especial The
second indictment for house-breaking
against X. f. and Victor Pope, was tried
to-day. and after several hours. the jury
reported that they could not agree. They
were placed In the hands OF Sheriff Ed
wards until morning The third indics-
uent will be tried tomorrow. provided
the Jury agrees BY morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Thirty-One Deaths and One Hundred and
Thirty-~even Gases Reported.

Thiriy--eVen Cases Reported.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 1G.-super-
vising Surgeon-GeneTal Wyman, of the
Marine Hospital Service to-cay received
"a cablcgram from Havana announcing
the outbreak Of yeliOw-fever at Santo
Esperito The disease is prevalent at
many places i'm the island. and seems u
be increasing. General Wyman nlss
had Il report to-day from Eagle Pass
Texas. where the negro cOl0nists return
ing from Mexico are quarantlned, because
OF an outbreak OF smallpox.
To date l31 cases and 81 deaths have
been reported. Most Of the cases were
mild I'm form. and the percentage oi
deaths is not considered large. when IL
is remembered that these cOlOu.sts had
suffered great dcprvatiOns and were not
physically I'm q condition 10 Withstand
tbe attack OF the disease. All the colo
nists have been yacclnated and they
have the best OF food and medical atten-
tion. and IL is believed that the disease
has been checked, and that there is no
danger Of the contagion spreading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Treasure Troye of Counterfeits.

CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA, Aug. 1.-two
young boys presented several counterfeit
silver dollars to the bank at Marion yes
terdsy morning In answer 10 close
questioning. they said that while walk
ing on the railroad track near that city
they saw the dollars in the sand. BY
digging. they uncovered a bag contain
tne seventy silver dollars. A later
searrb uncovered 500 In halves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. lG.-The first bale
OF new cotton was received by Hopkins,
Dwight x CO., and sold at auction In
front Of the Cotton Exchange to-day 1t
was cassed ~ good mddling. and was
bought by :. q. Schroeder x Co. at eleven
cents per pound. II was shipped here by
W. W. Gordon & Co. OF Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

A revolving stage OF the kind whlcn Is
oommonly used By the enterprlsing man
ayers Of Japanese theatres is going 10 be
introduced at Porte So. Marin. AZ this
thsatre the drama OF the reign OF Louis
XVI on the subject OF the famous
Queens Necklace" is being produced.
and scenic accessories play an important
part In the performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. l6.-John
T.. Thorpe x Sons. machinists and boat
builders here, report that the yacht John
B. Thorpe. owned by them, and well
known along the Delaware river. has been
seld 10 the Spanish Government. and
Will be used as a dispatch boat in Cuban
waters. Mr.. Thorpe declines 10 state
the price paid for the boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

WARSAW. Aug. 1G.-The town OF Pre-
zytyk. in the Radon district. has been en-
drely destroyed by fire. church Is the
only structure in the place that was
not burned. Four thousand persons are
homeless. and are camping in the fields
or about the smoking ruins OF their
homes. The fire was OF incendiary cri-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Wanted fo See an EXeenlion.

ATLANTA. GA, Aug. GA ap'cial
from Jacksonville, Ga. says that a large
n nlber Of coIniry people assembled there
to-day 70 witness the aXrct tiCn Of Airs
Mobiles and the nerro GIs Families. They
were incensed upon hearing that both
of the condemned had been respited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A 4ou.e- -Breaker Sentenced.

Suffolk, VA. Aug. ls.-spccial.-In
the Cotfty Court OF Nans~n GA today
Charles ward was convicted OF house
breas'nr ne having broken INTO the
sentenced to- five years In the peniten-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Withdrawals Of Gnld.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. l6.-The
Treasury Department has been advised
that 10000 IN gold was withdrawn at
New York to-day for export 10 Europe.
This reduces the Treasury sold reserve
10 tln2 III 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Gcnnrnl GnrLnn at IIarri,onburg.

IIAEEIsONBURG, VA. Aug. l6.-Spe-
cial-General John Il. Cor Tor delivered
his splendid lecture, The Last Days o:
tho Ccnfederacy," rere t)-day at tae
Assembly Park before an audience OF
$50. among whom were m ~ old Csn-
fcgS-stes.