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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
GOJIRNOR CIRR PROCI1fU,.
He Calls on All North CaroIinians TO be
Thankful

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. 14.-Special.-
Governor Carr to-day issued the following
Thanksgiving proclamation:
The people of North Carolina have
much for which to be thankful to Al
mighty God in the year which has inst
passed The earth has brought forth alum
DAINTY OF the FOOD products ia response TO
our labors. the prices OF raw materials
have advanced; Industrial progress has
sbeen awakened in our MIDST. and tie
future looks brighter than the past few
years of disaster and want.
our people should be thankful for the
messing vouchsafed to them, and i'm
grateful remembrance of His goodness
ana IN obedience TO our laws. and the
time-honored custom of our forefathers.
devote one day of the year TO His service.
therefore, /. Elias Carr Governor of
the state OF North Carolina, do hereby APP
point Thursday, the 18th day OF NoVem-
her, 1885, as a day OF solemn and public
THANKSGIVING 10 God for past blessings
and Of supplication for his continued
Kindness and care over us as a State and
nation.
II earnestly request every citizen of
this great Commonwealth 10 lay aside
his usual business assemble either I'm the
churches or around their firesides and
make this annual festival day OF prayer
ana thanksgiNing. Let not the day be de-
voted TO amusemonts. but with grateful
hearts give praise 10 God for the preserva-
ton OF our liberties and for the advance
ment of our nation in prosperity and
greatness.
MS STATE has ever been the home OF
freedom and the abiding place OF a vir-
tuous and noble people Let the dav not
pass without acknowledgment OF all these
blessings: and let us remember in our
prayers and offerings the charitable in
situations or the state. the wounded and
needy soldiers, the orphan the poor and
ainlcted. ana by substantial giving show
forth the thankfulness of our hearts"
THANKSGIVING CANT.
The University students have arranged
Tor special train from Chapel Hin TO
Richmond for the game of ball on
Thanksgiving-Day The fare will be less
than 81. so that many can see the big
southern championship football game
There has not been a hanging in Edge
combe county IA so long a time that the
day TO get some points and 10 borrow the
rcpe and black cap that has been used
here 30 many times. and 10 secure the
expert builder CT a scanold. All this Is
Tor the hanging three weeks from now OF
George Washington the negro who last
week was convicted OF murder.
Yesterday the Governor offered 500 re-
ward for the arrest of ID. NJ. Justice.
who last week I'm Richmond county. while
drunk. shot and killed an unoffendine
This morning there was a PINK" we'd
uinR at the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd. Mr.. Hodges. OF the Southern Ex-
press office here. married Miss Florence
McMacken. The altar was a mass Of
The total amount received from mar
rage licenses from December 6. 1894. TO
November 1. lA.1. amounts 10 81 l5S one
OF this goes 10 the register q deeds.
The largest tobacco breaks OF the sea-
son have been held here during this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
sNuaLY FIXED AT THE JErrERsoN.



When 7. A Miller snugly established
himself In the southwestern corner OF
the Jefferson he did clever piece OF
business. There isn't prettIsr little
drug store In the South, and everything
connected with the establishment Is so
neat and nice.
The store has attracted general atten-
ton. In finisk and interior arrange
ment II is model establishment OF the
kind, and nothing has been overlooked TO
make IL altogether attractive
You enter the store from jefferson
street, just above Main, and also from
two doors opening Into the hotel office.
on the Main-street ale il a hug. glass
window, and several large windows on
the Jeferson-street side. over the Jener-
son-street entrance is a handsome piece OF
workmanship, in the way Of a hand
carved design. The floor is OF marble.
and the counters and cases all
stand upon marble bases. Behind each
OF the stands is a French plate mirror.
which produces an altogether attractive
effect. There are In addition eight beau
tiful mirrors of French plate about the
store, with several smaller cnes al diff
ferent places. The wall. are OF bun
bordcred with a delicate pink. and all
the counters and cases OF polished solid
Hidhokduy. Inc fnlhtfol- water and soda
water appliances are complete mi quite
handsome in appearance. Bronze medal
lions here and there In the saltwater
counter serve to beautify it consider
ably.
The store Is a branch department and
Will In no way interfere with the cstah-
lishment at the corner OF Fifth and
Broad streets. At the jefferson store
everything i'm the way Of drugs viii be
kept. and prescriptions will be put mp
promptly. The phone is No. sol. Be
sides being comlete drug store. there
is always on hand hot chocolate. houllon.
soda-water. and mineral waters. fresh
supplies Of Huylcr's candies. a complete
line of fine stationery. and an excellent
assortment Of perfumes and toilet ar
ticlcs. Indeed. everything TO be found
I'm an up-to-date drug store will always
be found at Alillers handsome store I'm
the jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Marie Wainwright I'm "rhe Love Chase"

This popular actress will appear at the
Academy this evening I'm magnificent
production OF Sheridan Knowles brilliant
comedy. Special attention has been paid
10 the costuming OF the piece. which has
been patterned after the style OF the
seventeenth century
Miss Wainwrieht. whose talents are so
well known that they do not need TO be
insisted on, is one Of the foremost figures
or the American stage-an actress of
great power and individuality. She has
this year surrounded herself with one of
the best companies on the road. and an
excellent and artistic performance is
fOregone conclusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

=, III i.l<tS oN, = ~ nov l4'-Ihe
the Chicago visitors was the greatest
tning OF the kind which has ever been
seen in Charleston.
Business has been practically suspended
and the people of Charleston turned out
en- masSe to welcome the visitors. 1t
was estimated that from sixty To seventy
thousand people Witnessed the parade.
The visitors left the city tonight at
II o'clock. The day has witnessed the
greatest demonstration which Charleston
has ever accorded to a party of strangers,
and both the guests and hosts appear TO
be delighted with one another
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. IL
Special.-The American Line steamship
which was expected to arrive here to-
morrow for her annual overhauling at
the ship-yard. will not be here until next
Tuesday.
Sheriff +. ". Milstead left this morn
ing for Richmond with Louis Wyatt, who
was sentenced TO three years in the peni-
Tertiary al the last term OF the County
Court for shooting his father-in-law,
Ed Holmes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
An AFTERNOON FROCK.
S7.-vITToRIA coRsAGE.
Sizes for Y and Il years.)

A charming little gown, the "Vittoria"
waist and "Edgemere" skirt combined,
for afternoon wear; or II may be made
quite dressy enough for small parties and
d@ncing-school. according TO the material
and trimming selected. A fitted lining
holds the fullness Of the waist In place
and II fastens In the back. Any OF the
popular silk or woollen fabrics may be
CHOSEN Tor this model. and rows OF fiat
trimming and ribbon make IL very attrac-
tive. IL Is also commended for washable
faDrics, and the shOuder-caps may be
made Of the material itself, trimmed in
any preferred wcy. or OF embroidery or
lace.
a special Illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope in which II Is enclosed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
The 'Narsitirs on for Atlanta.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. a.
Special.-The Varsity" and ten substi-
tutes left on "A special for Atlanta at
1A5 to-day, where they play Vanderbilt
Saturday. the 18th. on East-Sido Ball
Park. They will reach Atlanta Friday at
II o'clock a. NJ, and practice Friday even
Ing They Will stop at the Kimball,
Coaches Mackey and Johnson. also DR..
Lambeth accompanies the team
I he team is follows: Jones, PilQher
Morris, Killebrew. Penton. Davis, Cooke.
HoxtOn. Newbill Lambert. Dabney; sub
stitutes-Long. West. Biggs, Simms
Jackson. Groner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Approaching the Goycrnor.s iction

Inc Governor yesterday received the
following which speaks for itself.
kensington. hid. Nov 10. 1895.
TO the Hon. Oferrall. Governor OF Vir-
ginia:
Tho Presbyterian Ministers Association
Hcsres 10 express to YOU It's thanks for
yeur efforts for the sti..pression ~ VIC
IN your state particularly In ROslyn and
jackson CITY. Yours most sincerely
JAMES 4. MARSHALL.
Secretary Presbyterian Ministers Asso-
citation Of Washington city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
HOME IOR INCUROBLEs.
The Randolph Paper-Box Factory Directs
Ate, ton to the Bazaar

The fire at the Randolph box factory
directs attention to the Home for Incur
ables, which narrowly escaped destruc-
ton. Only the fact that the wind was
from the north saved IT,
Many friends Of the institution ran 20
the rescue OF the helpless inmates and
II Is not likely that 1T the worst any
lives would have been lost. still il shows
how very VI suitable the location is. and
how necessary to build in more sparse
~ settled portion of the city
This again calls attention TO the bazaar
the proceeds of which are for the building
iund Of this institution. The managers
are working heroically and viii come out
with good success. There viii be need
of more efforts, however, for the reason
OF this fire and the danger Of the Home.
II is quite likely that the bazaar Will
continue into another week I'm coise-
quence. Let the public respond generous
~ and help the cause Of these HELPLESS
sufferers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

ROME Nov. 1.-THE Government has
DECIDED to increase the Italian fleet that
has been ordered TO proceed to me
Levant TO act In conjunction with The
Britisn squadron In any contingency that
may arise.
The turret ram Barbette Ships Re
tmberto and Andrea DORA. and the
cruisers StromDoli and Etrilria were
yesterday to proceed 10 the Levanr with
all possible dispatch, and to-day orders
vsre issued for the TORPEDO cruiser
Parthenospe and the Geliilee to proceed
with the squadron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

Evangelist Fife IL Having n Large In
nuence.

WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. H.-Special.-
Edward T. Blum. junior member OF the
late well-known firm OF l.. V. q r. T.
Blum. publishers Of the old Salem Press
and Blum's Almanac. died at his home.
In Salem. at 10 O'Clock to-day. aged sixty
Ave years. The two brothers disposed
Of their printing plant before the senior
member died two years ago. They were
never married and lived together many
years. The deceased was an uncle or
Mrs. Charles Buford. Miss Mary. and
Mr.. John Zevely. OF this city. and Mrs.
r. n. Purnel. of Raleigh. He leaves an
netats valued At several thousand dol
Ayy.
-. John OoW1x. ~ Of Chatham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
7s9. -EDGEMERE SKIRT.


cut with a gored apron front. and the re-
mainder IN circle shape. with a bias seam
down the back The back Is laid IN TWO
godet plaIts held In position By a narrow
tape or elastic fastened on the inside.
IL the dstendcd effect Is desired, deep
facing OF hair-cloth or crinoline may be
used Any OF the popular woollen or
cotton fabrics may be chosen for this
model. and II can be worn with any style
OF basque. waist, or coat.
A special illustration and fun dlrec'ions
about the pattern will be found on the
envelope IN which II IS enclosed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Chronicle will
tomorrow publish an interview with Mr..
Henry Cabot Lodge. in which the Sen
ator defines and comments upon the
Monroe doctrine. Mr.. Lodge expresses
the belief that the next Congress viii
formally declare by resolution of both
houses that the doctrine is an integral
cart OF the policy Of the United States,
which will be maintained at all hazards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

ATHENS. Nov. l4.-It is reported here
that Greece has requested the mowers
which are acting conjointly i'm the Turk
ish matter 10 allow her TO ioin in any
naval manifestation that may be made
against Turkey. The request is made
on the ground that the large number of
creeks residing in Turkey should be
protected by their own Government. II
the powers assent TO the request, the
Greek Minister Of Marine will order
the steel barbette ship Spezzia, $3.50. one
OF the three largest ships in the Greek
navy 10 join the allied squadron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Nr. HlOunt's Lecture.

Mr.. Henry Blount. Of Wilson. y. C..
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Guild, in the lecture-room Of the Monu-
mental church. delivered last night his
inimitable monologue. entitled "Bevcnd
the Alps Lies It," before a very large
and eppreciative audience.
me lecture was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
While Mr. Blount's mimicry Of the negro
character was excellent is lecture also
taught a moral lesson. His story of
Johnston, Confederate soldier. who
deserted the army, was very interesting
and was listened 10 with intense. interest
Ar. Blount Is the guest Of the Rev
Nr. Stlckney while In tho city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l4-Eugene
Euirey chief attorney for Durrant. has
prepared an affidavit FOR Duriant to be
read in support OF the motion for a new
trial on Friday OF next week. Two OF the
principal points for new trial are the
ruling of Judge Murphy as 10 Juror
Brown and his refusal 10 grant change
Of venue. The newspapers will be at
tackled for alleged persecution OF the
prisoner, which, In the view OF the coun-
sci. led . prejudice against purrant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
The HomRopath>.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-THE closing session
of the Southern Homeopathic Associa-
ton was devoted TO reading deferred
papers and the installation Of officers.
Drs. William Orme. of Georgia. II. /.
Stout. Of Florida and f.. =. Price of
Maryland were appointed a committee
on legislation, and instructed TO secure
recognition for homoeopaths from State
Boards of Health At Il. NJ. the as
ISOLATION adjourned sine die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Check Acknowledged

Mrs. H.. y. Reeve. of this city. has
written the following letter to Old Do
minion Lodge, Golden Chain:
To the Commander and Officers Of Old
Dominion Lodge No. y, Order of the
Golden Chain:
The check for 5000 on my late hus-
bands life has been received for when
please accept my thanks. Your lodge
was very prompt I'm settling my claim
as the proof of death was made out ,css
than sixty DAYS ago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Thinks America Laval.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE Lokal Anzei-
ser publishes an interview with The
spar lsh Ambassador here. in which the
lcPicSsh'dtlte OF spain says that the
army in Cuba now numbers l25 go mon
and that $1,000 achievements viii be
sent 10 the island in January. Thc Am
bassador adds that the American Gov
SinitIat IL actlns Loyalty towards SPAN,
but that a large number of Americans
III private lie are connected with Cuba
ana Keep up an agitation against Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
The White Suundren.

The White Squadron" a melolrama or
more intensity than merit amused a fair
~ large audience at the Academy last
night. The play is bv J. W. Hawkins
Jr., who In his endeavors 10 arouse the
admiration OF the patriotic American.
has gotten together q conglCmeration OF
rather amateural climates. and strung
them together by a weak plot whose
line of thought fails 10 be developed.
Marie Wainwright win present The
Love Chase" at the Academy tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. IA slender
crowd CT siports went TO Billings Park to-
day. but there were no races. Further
more, there will be none. The parues
owning the track at the last moment in
sisted upon the new management of the
racing enterprise assuming the lease.
contract. and debts. Of their predecessors
which they declined 10 do. and thus every
thing has come TO an end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
An Indian Doctors Crime.

WINSTON. ~ C., Nov. Ii.-An Indian
doctor. named White. Is under arrest In
tabarras county. upon a charge Of as
saulting a sixteen-year-old daughter Of
William Barbee. The girl is subject to
fits, and partially demented. White was
treating her. and abused his onnortnnty
There are other charges against White
Of a similar character. The charges are
that White will be iynched If that has
not been done already
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
OBITUARY..


LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 14-Special.-
Captain Jesse Irvine. ID well-known and
prominent citizen, died suddenly in the
office of W. NJ. Murrell. In the law
building. at O'Clock, this afternoon.
He was a candidate Cor the position OF
register OF the land office. and had called
on Mr.. Murrell to secure some points in
regard To the Legislature. Captain Irvine
was born N Campbell county; was
gallant Confederate and lost a leg i'm the
war lie was sixty-five years OF age.
RENIcK S. MATTHEW.
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. n.-Renick s.
Matthews. son Of Governor Claude Mat
thews. OF Indiana. died here to-day. His
Iather Is on his way here Young Mat
news had been sick for several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
New S,fuiSh Gunbon,s

HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE British steam
or Cotehcle has arrived here from
southampton. bringing four small gun
boats. -Four boats were received iron,
England and two from Spain. Twelve
more are expected from Spain and Eng
land which, when they arrive. VIII make
total number of fifty-two gunhoat s
In service for coast vigilance. together
with seven cruisers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
The Lord Mavor Not H,norcd

LONDON. Nov. H-At a meeting Of the
London city Corporation to-day that body
for the first time IN its history refused, by
a considerable majority to pass the Ne
ual vote of thanks 10 the OUTGOING Lord
Mayor. The question was debated with
much heat several speakers declaring
that Sir Joseph Renals. the retiring Lord
Mayor, had been discredit TO the posi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Mr.. Dadmun at the Y. VI. {. 4

This week is a week of prayer at the
Young Mems Christian Association. and
large crowds attend nightly. Tonight
Rev. r.. r.. Dadmun will conduct the
meeting. His subject will be "a Just
Verdict" All are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
Marriage In RcihsviiIe.

REfDSVILLE. y. G.. Nov. l4-Spccial-
At Stoneville Rockingham county. to-
day Dr. Ivey married Miss Matte Smith
daughter OF Professor y. :. Smith. They
leave for Atlanta with Mr.. r. T. Stone
and lady. who married about two weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

BERLIN. Nov. H-The Criminal Court
at Breslau has sentenced Herr Lieb-
knecht, the Socialist leader in the Reich
stag. 10 four months Imprisonment for
having In his speech before the recent
Socialist Congress harsily criticised the
Emperor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
HeaIy and 0'Connor ExpcIleJ

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Parliamentary
committee OF the Irish National party,
at meeting to-day. passed a resolution
by vote OF IS to "a expelling Timothy
~. Healy and Arthur OConnor from
that body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15

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1mPFHI.Ls WILL SING.
UNCLE sANr WILL PLAY.

Mr.. Sam. Crowder Uncle Sam" rs
the baseball cranks We're wont TO call
him last season. when hundreds visited
the Academy OF Music 20 see 1.-THE little
men" play ball. is a genius. He not only
IS "A success as an inventor, but as a
musician and especially when manipulat-
ing the strings Of a guitar. he is, to use
common phrase. AT home. Mr. CrOWder
is easily the premiere guitarist Of Rich
mond. and his number on the programme
will give pleasure 10 all who are fortu-
nate 10 get within the doors OF the Acad-
envy on the 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
GIVE mR. WILLIAMS YOUR "AD."

A large programme sheet will be print
cd specially for the occasion. and Mr.
Fred. H. Williams has been appointed to
visit the merchants OF the city 10
cure advertisements for II. A liberal
patronage is asked. as in this way. to-
gether with other methods, VIII the grand
total be made TO assume gratifying pro-
portions and The Times University Enter
tainment enabled To turn over to the re-
building fund a sum which Will do credit
To Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-15
THE TIMES RICHMOND VA FRIDAY NOVEMBER rs 1876,
TO PROTECT AMERICANS.
ThCIT TNDERSTASDTyG BE-
TWEEN THE CHRIsTfAy NATIONS
In Regard to the Citizens of This Country
In Armenia-The sultan and
His Ministers Alarmed.

/ WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. lit is
learned to-day that the reason why this
Government has not sent more war yes
sells to the Syrian coast is that It de-
ponds On the assistance OF Great Britain.
France. and other Christian countries
In protecting American missionaries and
other citizens OF the United States in
the Sultan's dominions. The well-known
policy OF the United States to avoid for
eign. alliance precludes the idea that
there( is formal agreement between
this government and European nations
but an understanding has probably been
reached that will permit the American
representatives in Turkey to call on
the commanders of foreign vessels for
succor IN the event that the lives OF
American citizens are placed in leo
pardy there.
II the rioting is renewed and tho MANY
Armenians who are citizens Of tho
United States are placed in danger of
lie ana limb, II is likely that the Navy
department VIII order other vessels 10
augment the naval force of this coun-
try assigned TO the Syrian coast. which
consists or the flagship San Francico
ana the cruiser Marblehead. There is
some hesitancy, however about taking
inns course because no vessels are avail
able for making a quick passage TO the
scene of trouble. IL will take AT least
three weeks for any vessel on the China
station TO proceed TO Turkish territory,
and nearly If not quite. that length of
time for ship or ships to proceed from
this country.
IRE Absorbing TOPICS.
CONSTANTINOPLE Nov. 1.-THE hor-
rible state of affairs existing in Armenia
Is the topic OF conversation in every cir
Gle, and disgust and indignation are ex-
pressed everywhere, even by Mohamme-
dams who are not expected to bestow
any great degree of sympathy upon
Christians. a feeling Of disquiet and
uncertainty prevails throughout the city.
The Sultan and his Ministers are now
without doubt alarmed.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Tageblatt as
serts that Tewhk Pasha, Turkish Foreign |
has stated in an interview that !
the Sultan has issued an trade, decree |
ing that all persons who have been |
or deprived of their property |
through the recent uprisngs in Asia Minor |
shall be clothed, housed, and fed at the |
expense Of the State until the situation |
clears up. The trade extends TO the guilty |
and innocent alike.
VIENNA, Nov 1.-THE Fremdenblatt
publishes an official confirmation of the
statement that upon Austria's initiative
negotiations are passing between the
powers. with the object OF forming an
agreement that no single power shall
anything I'm east East indie
pendent OF the others and that all steps
shall be taken jointly after previous
agreement.
The Austrian Government Is preparing |
o send several warshps 10 the Leyant.