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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Old Dominion hospital.

The Board Of Managers OF the Ola
Dominion Hospital are arranging for an
interesting meeting on October 9Th. 1T
board under its present regime. The
president issued q circular letter during
the summer TO the members. giving some
encouraging facts about the hospital, and
asking them 10 put into the treasury
October 5th the sum Of s. each. that GER
tain further engagements might be ef-
fCctod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

Mr. T. Jackson Seay. Of Washington. d.
C.. Is stopping in the city at a0l east
Franklin street. lie viii spend about tefs
days I'm Richmond. Mr. Seay has many
friends I'm Richmond and other cities in
Virginia. his natvo Stale. lie has writ
ten a number Of poems and sketches
which made him known in the State as a
literateur. Many of his efforts have
been well received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
4 FORGED CERTIFTCdTE.
A Negro Appointed school Teacher on the
strength of False Papers

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. Sept q
Spec.al-James A. Jcm3leman ,col1red),
OF Richmond, Va. was recently elected
a 'eachcr I'm the colorel branch u the
public schools OF this city on a certificate
signed by the Superintendent Of the Pub
dc Schools of Richmond, was to-day dis
charged. IL having developed that the GER
tiicate was a forgery.
Mrs. r.. ". }ass died Wednesday at
her home IN Spotsylyanla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
LOUIS JAMES.
The Great Tragcdian Will be Seen Here I"
yiryi.ius and Othciio--superh scenery.

The Great Tragcdtan VIII ne seen hefo ="
yirgi.ius and Otheiio--superh scenery.
Americas greatest fragedian VIII play
a brlef engagement OF two nights and a
matinee. tomorrow and Tuesday, pre-
sentlng James sheridan Knowles famous
fr1ge,iy 'Virg MUS From the time Oh
ia earliest production this remarkable
Dlay has shown qualities or endurance
that bid fair 20 MAKE II immortal 49,
mans IL is because the stage mas never
heen without some great exponent OF the
fIfie role. for since Macready irst pro
duced IL in lSD. the English-speak'ns
stane has never been without great
phototype of the heroic Roman iatner'
Macrcady. Nembie. Forrest. theh MSe az, az,
iors-,,. and lastly Louis james, nave al
excel,sd In the role and kept IL IN suSh.
prominence before the pubic as 10 mako
It's retirement unadyisabie. Aithough pos 20,
sesssng a powerful domestic move, ttle
NAV OF "Nirgin.us" has upon the STAGE
me significance OF civic drama. Al
though h has less 10 do with the pa
ccantry Of stage and the lntr1Sues OK
Iolitics thiA some otner WoIns OF s'd. .
far design. SIS leaclns characters arr
nevertheless aegressivcly concerned III
publlc affairs. The demands OF the senate
and the battlefield are strangely inhsteu
with the concerns or nome ana ia.' s'
When il does not thrill with It's Sranleur
IL appeals with It's humanity: Ihere II
no one else upon the American stage
whose tmperSonatlon OF 'Nirg.nfus Is
comparable with MAT or Mr.. James tae
has studied the role for some years VIII
devotion and enthusiasm, ana brings 70
the part art site discrimination ana SUI
perb power. and personality tnat Is Wen
nigh IDEAL His procuctiOn or the play
wiU be enhanced by complete scenic IN
vesttutre, elaborate costume, anu
connSnv eyer seen in TIE famous old
play
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

General Passenger-Age Bevill. OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
mas issued circular-letters TO all agents
and haagag, Of that line stating that
during the hunting season. from October
LIST To March 3lst. the company Will take
free in haggage-cars, when accompanied
by owner. and al their risk. the dogs OF
spOrtsmcn or hunting parties. not exceed
ing one dog 10 each man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

United States Senator John ". Daniel
20 his home from cape Charles. where
he addressed the Confederate reunion on
Thursday. Senator Daniel W., enter the
legislative campaign az Franklin on Octo-
bier 9Th When asked about the political
situation IN Virginia he said he thought
the prospects for Democratic success
this fall were very bright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--cotton steady
and quiet madhng suli ''si midnilhs'
-. gross receipts. 4.21' bales, continent,
l al, h.les. forwarded, ] .lSi bales, sales,
"a bales. ali spinners. stock, l1l,529 bales.
Futures very steady; sales. lsty" D"i's
September aud October. SD. ->oN'lnn'i'
\ a.. December $40. January, ISL FEB
ruary. N.s3Ns.3l, Mafch' o.''' Apii' ''-H
BOZ. Nay. 3.u1HHu3. 1900.
Total fo-dav-Ncl receipts 2s.sj6 bales;
oxrorts TO Great Britain. 5,-i2 bales,
France 6OlO bales, Continent, o'oi" p"lcs'
ficck ii9.2 % bales. g.. -. .o.o,..,.
80 iis, bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
"a 203 bales. France. 6's2' bales Conu-
nouf - - bale. .. g.
The total visible supply OF cotton TOT
the world IS 2'2Na''v pals, VI VIII i'5,
oO-N3lD bales are American aga '71
2Of4 So bales and i,lt', l'V oaies' fsSpe'-
INV ORLEANS. LA. Sept 2s.-Cotton
futures steady, sales, o-,'~ va -, W
t,ber SIG. November, so, becttftff'
S1f. January SIC. February So March,
$50: April. S9l May, 500 june WI
JI.1VERPOOL. Sept 2s.-l2:3o 7; NJ
Demand fair and prices easier; Ameri-
80 r1idsline 4 His. sales, 1900 bales,
American N 500 bales. specnla tioh' l'vp
haIcs. receipts 900 bales, American luy
h.los Futures opened easy ana ueili@!in
fair. September ana ocloDet, ~, 80,
October and November, ti-ytti 80,
November and December, S''-gie 4u-ui.
December and January, i--of' ~ January
ana February. 4 iI-GiNi 43-ji. February
and and March. I i2-Gal E-6l; March ana
AL A,,-u q i4-Gi9I i6-Gl. April and May,
4 i5-Si. MAY and June. 4G-Ul1l 3'-0i.
American midIling. ( ll-Gl:
Srntember. 4 so-Gi0l 4o-Gi; September
and October 3 i0-Gi. buyers; october ana
%orcmaer / .g-Gf. value. November and
December. 3g-Gf. value. beeccinper ana
Iantarv 4 4O-G4 values; January and
T@trlarv 4 n-GL buyers. February
4 fo-GldI 1861. sellers March and April
4 Ig-Gtnl 1861. buyers. April and MAY
4 45.Gl sellers. May ana june = sg-DtH
a 4s.cl luvers. Futures closed irregular.
a recount of The stock of cotton bore
.bcvs nm increase in the total OF 154 bales
and decrease IN STOCK OF American COT
ION az g. uGT bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Handsome Memorial Church.

Rev. DIR. Moses y. Hose VIII preach
,ho 6,dfcatory sermon in the beautiful
new Presbyterian church at Eikins. W.
Va. to-day. The church building Is
one of the most complete and elegant In
west Virginia. IL IL built OF stone In
iton n q Davis and his brother. COL
onel r. +. Davis. as a testimonial of the
faithful training OF Christian mother
The structure is said TO have cost about
S2,cCD Rev. G.. ;. Lingamieiter Is pas
tor Of the church.
THE occasion will be one of special in
terest TO The churches OF the Lexington
Presbvterv. and of the Synod of Virginia
as well as to those Immediately con-
cernel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
X. and L. Earnings

The earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for the month Of
August, 1895. were S2y. S3l .03: expenses.
S2O. 4o7i1. The earnings of the Peters
burg railroad for the same month were
Sfj,9fTO6 expenses, S@f,5s6.f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Union STOCK YARDS. ILL, Sept.
2S.-Cattlc- Receipts, l-W". M ~, .l
e,oal,,. common 10 extra steers Si.ZIr
= 40. stockers and feeders, - 2tN'i.s1,
cows and bulls. 81 40a3.J0; calves. S@."n
GO. Texans. Sl.5JQ3.2j, western rangers,
S2.J1d435. 1900, --.-,... e,..., ,,,a
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market urn anu
- '-51,4 n. common 20 choice mixed, 500
al 10. choice assorted. St2g9 l.J"' hHht'
-. S0G4 27i9: pigs. S2..OnA-4p. 1919.
sheep Receipts. 2,g"t market sleaa '.
and unchanged: inferior 70 choice, S3.5V5
4. -: lambs, Sf.7503sG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
ornrLLo TUESDAY MIGHT.

,rese-s Wagenhals and Komper. who
are directing Mr. James tour. have pro-
Sidei Tor the production a most elaborate
scenic equipment IN fact. the handsomest
eLarSar of tapestries, Dcsdtmonas
chamber. and the garden scene. being
,rcnttoneI as parti ,ularly handsome and
camples OF the scenic artists work. The
nlav is costumed by Herman on designs
OF Nine. jain. ,,.,,.,,,.
Mr. lanes company Is an unusually
strong ono. including Miss Alma Kruger,
C;uv Lindslev. william Harris, colin
Kemper. Harry Langdon, ana other we'll
known players.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
BONDS


NEW YORK. Sept 2>-The weekly
statement of lne Associated Banks shows
The following changes.
reserve decrease. 1882
Loans. aecrca observation-disclosures. oN'h, ~
Specie. decrease. ..........t-.t..- -th''i ''
Iegal tenders. decrease .......... $50. 1"
DEPOSITS. decrease. -...............- Ni- i,.up
Circulation. increase. .............- @'l ,.'Dp
Tine banks BOW hold SD 216 10 in excess
OF the legal requirements.
rhe New York Fnarcier says this
week: "Tho statement OF the Associated
Ranks of New York city for the Week
ending September 2sth rciects the con-
rinued shipments of currency TO the West
for araiu-moviug purposes. Loans nave
lesn contracted S1.SO6. zoo and deposits
are down SHa-fNn The actual decrease
~ cash is s. I191uO. OF which S29S. iou IS
An suecie and S2.1>0.9OO IN legal tcndCis.
'Thc heavy reduction I'm the deposit la
llffics accounts tor the smaliness OF
10 lerre.tse in the reserve which is only
S1I7925 The total reserve iu excess n
lcrli requirements is now 50. 29G.l15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

ST LOUIS. MO. Sept. 2S.-Flour IN
changed. c,,,.. ~.
Wheat higher; December, GIG; Max
Corn higher: September 2s7sc.; Deem
Der. 2ia,c.: MAY. 26iaG 2Gf,c.
oats unchanged. $4,000, 90,
pork standard mess. SSS0NS. Stle.
Lard-Prime steam, 500; choice. $500.
- ribs sG.2s. short clear. $500.
Drv Sailed Moats-Shoulders, S5'oo;
ribs. SjG2ia.
High wines steady at SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

A Letter Received from the secretary III
Victoria ROYAL Yacht Club.

RYDE. ISLE or WIGHT. sept. 3
vr percy Thciluson secretary OF the
ROYAL Victoria Yacht club has furnished
80 tbe limited Press exclusively the fol-
lowing letter. conhrmatory OF the chai-
ionoe Of Mr.. Charles Day Rose, Tor tle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
vance for Investors.

Attend sale Of EIGHT NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS on Dance street. near
Reservoir street, Monday. September ooth,
at t.30 y. VI.
~ DENoON. TUPPER & co.
AIctloneefs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 2s-Flour
trmer; western superline S235a2.a5; do
extra. s2GOet2p; do. family. S315u3 no.:
winter wheat, patent. S.4JQ3.10; spring
do 81 6DQf3. 90: do. straight. 81. t0q3.G5.
Wheat strong and higher; No. red
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
n..,,.,,c Homes at Auction.

Most Desirable New brick So9,, q,
viii he sold Monday. September S,e,I: -
al y. NJ. on Dance near HsTe' W.
street. ~>,>. ,.-ppt.f, G. co
Auct.oncefs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
ru- cuAvEsuND nAcrs.

o. Tho air was cold and crisp here this
ever .nc and OVercO4f7 were an ai'niilt
ncccssity. The first tagc or winter dli
not affect the att .nda4ce, "hl,n WIS
fcct order. ana a good card wl-n tie
crocu,ation Stake and the second Special
as features was presented ~ tht ASSOC
citation Wholesale ser ttcnlhS, now -t'i' .pl
which no good reason app t.u' spu".'
What had originally been a fine test OF
The Speculation Stakes suffered more
than the other events. fourteen or the
Eighteen candidates declining me issues.
rho race nevertheless, resulted IN Dig
e,,rnrfse ArapahOo q % 10 / SIN %, easily
DEFEATING Harry REED. the oids-"h ia-
v9rfte. clifford and Key ~ santa were
the only two horses 20 lace lic starter
In tho second special trial chnori Won
III foctrv Fred Taral VIII moi ride for
To,,oe /, Keeuc next year. lie has sign.
a contract To ride for Marcus Daily Fred.
w1u not name the salary hs is TO receive.
F iiis - race-heavy haniicap. six fur
lones.-Preetcn IN, Griffin, 90 ID iirst,
Harrington second StoIncllie Third. Time,
1.i5 j.. t.t.
second race-milc and sixteenth,
T,o,r.iaver QO7 poggett 10 y ursl. Apili
Fool second Sabilla third. Time - "a.
Thnd racc-four and half furlouss.-
Wo.l,vin. OOS. Griffin, 2 70 ID first, Cassell
second Annot Lyle third. Time, % 80.
Fourth racc-the Speculation SLtNest S.N
first. Harry Re II 9econd' JaiA Oh "paN'9
Firm race-tho second special. mile and
a flrlone. Clifford di7. Simms, : ton
first. Rey III Santa Anita aetoni' 'iliy
two starters. Time. 2.35 u. ..,,
sixth receive furlongs. Tom 'rowcii
no sims B TO ID fret. MrBriggs second,
Forum third. Time, 2.Vl L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

LARGEST stock aud lowest prices ~
Nandol'ns. Guitars, and ElnjoS. IN the
city. at T0mpkns', II west Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

The velvet Carpets that Nessrs. fsaac
Svclc x co. are showing are truly "NclNet
Carpets" .oveiy IN design. coioring. ana
finish. Their line of Carpets is very eN-
teneiNe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

Al Isaac Svcle & Co.'S, lo3 east Broad
street. are Lace Curtains In large variety,
from the cheapest TO the best quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
- -, . e--f
New Idea Paper Patterns

Have you tried them? They are nix
success. Many thousand people have
tried them and We have not had a single
complaint. Any Pattern OF ladies'. chill
dren. or mems garment for l0c. You haka
been paying p 20 soc. for the same class
Patterns we are selling at Toe.
Mr.. PERCY CHISHOLM. Miss LULA
WHITE. Miss Lucy HOUCHfNS. and
Miss KATE SEMI are with MS and will
be pleased TO see their friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Sept. 2s. 1875.

Ouotations: Wheat -LongDcrry. ofc. TO
Csc: mixed. Uzc. 10 0sc., snoTtccrry. o-c
10 csc. No. red, CSC.
Corn White, virginia, ioc: TO sfc'' no.
2 white. 4Oc.. No. 2 mixed. &c.
Oats-No. mixed. 2t1zc. 10 25c;: NO
mixed, 231sc 10 24c.; winter seed. 2oc.
20 3vc.
hve-45c. to tTe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
VeilingS.

you can always hrd the newest newest ana ana
Iatest STYLES in Yelling here fIieeS' ~
that are charming. M 81, ,,srd
c,hidieon-Dotted Yelling. 2c. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

Mrs. Charles Il. Alcutt, OF Orlando.
Fla. who has been on visit to her
parents AZ 1913 Floyd avenue. returned
home Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Curtains.

W. s,,oose YOU want TO buy your Cur
t,irs az i,aoney-saving prices. We DO nor
boast in saving that we are seiili U.s. vs.
usual bargains. Curtains OF L"eo'
try Chenille ~ &c van Maid
more for many time, 9Ve; curtains.
III. Yards long, extra Woe N"' 'N'''''
worth 81. for 81 pair d., Tam
&c pairs Of cgrt al so her s. p nnss' AN
D9 5rar ,a,e Curtains. sold right IN thlS
o,ty tbis season at So pair, S.ss pair.
chenille Curtains, that have peeh D'''s
ing s. pair, s2.7S pair.
Blankets.
We have sold more blankets TINS s Tsaf!s
tln. a. 80 ,,9oufacturers say, and they
Know ii5 There is a Blanket here mat s ssis
on sight-a fgll-s,ze, mads e. % ''s ~"''
lo .r,ere are blankets here at every con-
eoivable price-white, red, gray
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

HOODS PILLS for the liver and
bowels. act easily yet promptly and eff
fectiVely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
furnishings.

Everything pertaining 10 furnishing the
house at m0ney-savins prices
Best Table Oii-Cloth, Toe. yard.
MOSQUITO Netting, l9c. piece.
Carpets worth 81. at 5cc.
RUGS. size 56x12 zoe. each.
Velvet Carpets the best wilton qual'y'
$50 yard.
Extra heavy Cottage Carpets. bright
cOlors. l2i2c. yard. -
50e for here al Sgc.
Electric GlOye-Cleaner, that sells TOT
DC. 2c. each.
i9c. bottles Witch Hazel, l0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

LONDON BAR StLNER MARKET.
LONDON. sept 2s.-Bar silver. 80 9-iGd.
= II. M.-parls adviccs quote ; per cent
rouios az lUO francs and % confines Tor
The account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
TRACK RECORDLOWERED
gtrEy PfCFD ~ Ell IL, THREE
SECONDS MEOW BEST RECORD.
Iron Bar E.aten-Other Events at the Cen
tIemen's Driving Park Track -6ood
sport at Gravcsend.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 2S.-The track
record OF the Gentlemens Driving Park
was lowered to-day by Raven, VINO paced
the third heat OF the special March race
I'm 2.ll Ia. equalling her own record and
chipplug three seconds OF the heretofore
best mark Of the half-mile track. Inc
Alacantara mare went OUT at the Wofu
and set the pace ior kooeIt - N an
three trials The announcement or her
performance was greeted by q mighty
shou. from the large crowd OF turutes'
who had been tipped mat raven would 20
after her record. ., t
a fitting climax 10 the most succession
meeting In the history OF the Gentlemen
Driving Park. u looked Ike ANYBODY
race until Falkland Went unrer the wire
haif "a length in advance or catherine
Ievhitrn with the Other close up, iu the
seventh heat Iron Bar hai nost5 OF
friends throughout, and carr q the
greater part Of the money. HaiIy IS. "aS
a hot fayOrire for IN" unlln'SN,n -'-i f'1e
and won as he pleased. .-s. .....-...,
Class 2.2i-paclng. purse, 800 postponed
from Friday after the second heaui
Harry b.. ch. g., by Elsih boy WI
Tins. observation-disclosures
Daisy B.....-....-... '.'''''''''''''''' In ,
Ign N9 edabjrd 'Noblc Havclock Jewel.
wooJfut. Little Fritz. Corbett, oakley 49,
ZINE. 2ieis. 2Isil. 2:lgs.
Special pacing, purse - TO-,
Raven Blk m. by Alean'ara 'Doi1
lina-....... ....t....''.''''''''''' ,
Robert t..... ....-.-... ,,...'',.'t' .'-''''
Time. 1884. 2ii 81, 2.ll ~
ciass 2ii- pacing; purse. 500
Falkland. br. s.. by Happy M.dipie
0Nenney)...... .......... /
Chance .....''.....'''''''''s . 3
Iron BAR 80 .,......''''''
Catherine Ley5urn. ...,o... o.. o.,o
Time. 2lS1-l, 2.ls, 2.lt's-l'' 49, -'l''
9.g3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Silks.

What wonder OF silk pret'iness Is
here an the newest weayes' ,,.,, Satin
Flowered and Figured hido~ '''
Dec ,ncS RACK Figured Taffeta Silks N'2'
grade. see. 100, cord effects-pink,
ueht blue. cream-5oc. yarn. g, tor
changeant Taffeta silk' worth o'0'' io'
3gc yard. 3, r,.s,to aQ. yard.
All colors in Crepe silk, l5c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Our Glove Sale

contains more than the ordinary number
OF price events and interesting features.
&c Al-Wool Cashmere Gloves. l5c.
pair.
Kid Gloves. I'm button, hook, and mos
quetaircs. all qualities from s5c. To tl.5o.
your choice 59c. pair.
The 81 Kid Gloves. large pearl buttons
black. tan, brownie. pair.
The 81 80 Kid Glove. button and hook,
black, white, tan. and brown, 81 pair.
our s. quality Black Bcrnhardt Glove,
button and hook s. 80 pair.
A few Gauntlet Kid Gloves. that were 81,
SOC. pair.
Best quality Long Cloth. piece OF u
yards. for Sl.33.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
DOnestics.

You cannot afford 10 overlook our Do
nestle Department. Values here that VIII
save dollars Tor you.
Fruit of tie Loom Bleached Cotton, &c.
Utica Bleached Sheeting. DC. yard.
Good 1914 mo starch SheeIng, extra
heavy. Dc. yard.
Flannelettes, Outing-ClOths, Ginghams-
all at lowest prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Flannel Waists.

Ladies' Flannel Waists. IN navy-bfue.
black, green. cardinal gray, brown. all
wool. made in best manner. sl.JJ each.
Taneta Moire. sold for l5c.. SC. yard.
Lovely French Flannels, that are 50c.
always, here soc. yard.
Japanese SIX Lambrequins. goli-cm-
broidcred, with handsome fringe. value s.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Books.

visit our Book Department. You'll be
pleased: pleased at the large ya hnois
pleased at the fact tnat you o u ri ,rbe n@v'
R pSrJ AS as they come out. Come straight
- ,r I,, OF 25c. Paper-Bouni BOOKS
&c. -, r. oacb
M e. nu,litv Red-Line Poets ac.
nj NY - Sihl. Webstcr's Dictionary,
cbaissnearr complete-ail at dry-goods
prices-our price ssc. each;; %
John u. Tabb's Poem :, ;h,', ,,. ~,
r. =. Roe's Works pfe'''iS oo"''' '0o'
sSo Aldine Series. clcth-bound books loc'
New Edition or Queechy' by Elizabeth
Wethereli isc.. worth 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

Please aekEowledge following contiOu-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-18
Cobra Catchers. 8

Although the cobra is one of the most
poisonous of snakes many Of the ma
tiyes' of India regard the catching of
the serpent as a kind of SPORT Armed
with a bamboo cane about six feet long.
split to the first knot, or joint, and with
a wedge inserted to keep the split sides
apart, like a fork, they set out for soma
cobra-infested spot. When they have
succeeded in tracking a snake in its
hole they place some rice and milkne
the opening, r By and by the snake
comes out after the bait, but before it
knows anything of its danger the man
brings down the cane and fastens the
animals head to the ground between
crg t1nHS at eao Fl III Then eha ed me
and skinned, the skin being, worth "a
couple of shillings. The body. is next
buried in the earth. where the ants
-cleantthe, skeleton in avery short time!
The bones are then, Threaded on, wire in
their proper. order and sold at a good
price asa curiosity! j31h DEl's-- ts''Tifoli
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Bread Cooked in a stovepipe. {.

Some cooks are making crusty bread
Fin sections of stovepipe. These utensils
are cut in the required length at the
tinsmith,s and the edges turned over 50
dough, made into g. loaf Somewhat
shorter than the pipe. is placed in it.
From this apparently crude affair
comes crusty bread OF excellent quail
ity if the cook knows. her business
Hardware.
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=
shut. ,HhEe0E = GT&y
More. COAL he; said>s y ..9Ff C.fg. :
threw it in, The fields and houses
began to ny past half-seen. we were
nearing Dufrenae, THE next = stati5nl
Markley' eyes pventsfrom the guage to
CHE face of the time-piece and back.
De moved like an autQmaton. 4 There
was little more meaning in his face.
t'More!" he said, without turning his
eye. *'S~
I took. up the .shovel-hesitated. Isis,
@giarkleys. do you know you are going
at the rate of sixty miles an hour e.? g.
"CoaI!''
was alarmed at the stein, cold rigid
ity Of the man. His pallor was becoming
frightfuL i threw I'm the coal. At least
we must stop at Dufreme. That. was
the next halt. The little town was ap-
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A LOCOMOTIVE HERO.
D.
BOYS. IF

you wish it, I'll tell
you the story When
I was a youth of
eighteen, and lived
with my parents, l
had a boyish ambi-
ton to, become4,an-
engineer, although
I had been educated
for loftier pursuits.
During my college
nfiOy, nm
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. Yes, gentlemen, I'haVe been in many
aerailway accident, but II have always
considered that the. closest shave ever
lhnd
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'ia&''What was the blunder?" il,
SCI don't know. Markley made light
of it ever afterward, and kept it a Sc
cret; but no man on the line stood SO
high in the confidence of the company
after that as he. By his goodness and
nerve he, had saved a hundred lives. +,