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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
READY WITH HIS ADVICE
Tho Man who Knows just what ne
Ought to DO In Summer.

Ought tn DO j n summer
The man who knows just what ~
necessary for health and comfort In hot
weather is around once more. He talks
to us in the street and he writes 20
us In the newspapers, He admopishes us
as to food. drink, and clothing. He means
well. but he Is rather tedious.
We know as well as he that summer
is trying time. even for robust people.
Never do we stand more In need OF some
agency to build up and to maintain the
whole system in a working state; to tone
the stomach so that food Is promptly
and perfectly digested. and 10 sooths
the exerted nerves.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky fits the sit
uation exactly. IL is Immediately re-
freshing, and IL corrects the feeling OF
heavlness I'm TIE stomach which some
times follows a free indulgence IN the
fruits and vegetables that seem to be
wholesome enough, but contain danger
Gus germs.
For the languor and depression follow
ing even moderate labor In the summer
liant OF high medicinal liabilities, and
that is just what Duify's Pure Malt
Whisky is.
Families who 20 into the country. far.
perhaps, from drug stores or groceries.
take supply of this standard article,
Which has proved It's value so often In
time OF emergency. Only one word OF
caution is necessary: BE sure to refuse al
substitutes for Dury's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
GOTERNOR N'CORKLE ACTS.
In View of the Excitement the Second
Regiment il Held Ready for Service.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July 5.-The ex-
element In the Elkhon coal district
has grown TO such proportions that Cow
ernor McCorkle tonight ordered the Sec
ond regiment to hold itself in readiness
for immediate service.
HUNTINGTON. W. VA. July 5.-All
ten companies of the Second Regiment
have been ordered to be ready to pro-
coed to the ElkhOrn coal region. The
Governor has had a representative at Elk
horn for days. watching the condition Of
affairs. Recently the men. and their
families. who have been on strike for
two months. have been in almost a starv-
ing condition. They were eyicted in
many instances. They have not COM
mitted any damages as yet. but the man.
ner in which they gathered, and their
~onverss,ions indicates trouble, and the
authorities were called upon. The Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company has
tonight taken precautions to protect its
property. 1t Will require tour companies
Of the Second Regiment to assemble. The
two here are ready TO leave at midnl-
but 1t is thought they VIII not be sent
until morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
THE BOSTON DELEGATES.
SOMETHING or THEIR TRIP AND
THE PROGRAMME.
The Roanoke VIII be the Christian En-
deavor Ship arrangements for the
Comfort of the Delegates.

The list of delegates to the Boston con-
yention in the hands OF the transpor;a-
ton manager up to last evening was one
hundred and three.
The Roanoke. instead Of the Guyan-
dotte, will be the Christian-En deavor
ship. The two boats are sister ships and
of equal proportions, and the cnanse
therefore Is entirely satisfactory.
The purser came to the city yesterday
to confer with the transportation man
ager. and assured him that every arrange
ment for the comfort and pleasure OF the
Christian Endeavorers would be made.
No other passengers will be allowed on
the boat, and the delegates to go by TINS
route will probably number seventy-hVe.
Some of the delegates left yesterday and
some the day before.
The advice to friends Of the Endeavor-
ers to address all letters to Care OF
the North-Avenue Congregational church'
Virginia Headquarters, cannot be 100
strongly impressed. Unless this is done.
they Will most likely never receive their
letters.
The Richmond Times and the Roanoke
Times will be on rle at this church, ana
at the Virginia booth in Assembly Han,
for the use of the Virginia delegates.
A recent bulletin from Boston states
that q number of the doctors of that
city have formed themselves into an am
bulance corps, and will be on hand at
the large meetings to attend any one who
may be taken SICK.
The police department VIII see that
the most perfect arrangements prevail.
and they have made efforts to secure
a representative officer from each of the
large cities of the country to assist In
keeping order.
The committee state that they hope TO
have two ships Of the Nhite Squadron In
the harbOr during the convention, so that
the floating societies OF Christian En-
deavor on board may attend the conven-
ton meetings, and that the Endeavorers
may see Uncle Sans ships.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the welcome service to the
Virginia Endcavorers. at the North-Ave-
nue. Congregational church:
Welcome addresses. by pastor or the
church and Boston Endcavorers.
Reply. by Judge George K. Anderson
OF Clifton Forge. Va.
Virginia EndcavoreTs and their work
State President Il. NJ. Hundley. j. X.
ColIingwood, Roanoke. and Il. w. Miles,
president of the Richmond local unios.
What we think Of Bostonians and their
convention-short sayings by many En-
deavore-s.
Side-trip to Richmond during the Wash
ington, 80, convention-Robert Lecky, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Saratoga Gamblers Closed Out.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 5.--Every gam
bling place In this village closed to-day.
The result was brought about by village
President Sturgess. who appeared before
the Police Commissioners and said:
II absolutely command and demand OF
you, as President of the village, backed
by the trustees OF this village. 10 close
every gambling place In Saratoga without
reserve, and IL any OF you fail 20 obey, 1
snail cite you before the Board Of Irus-
tees and ask for your resignation.
The first place to close was the OLD
Morrissy Club. Mr.. Garfield appeared at
Police Headquarters and stated that he
would close for good, and that they need
not take the trouble TO send any ofilcers
down for the purpose Ex-President OF
the Village Caleb ". Mitchell quietly fol-
lowed suit. The situation is the main
topic of conversation about town
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Sugar Imports for June.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The imports OF
sugar at six of the leading ports Of the
United States during the month of June
aggregated %. So ,945 pounds. OF the total
value of $Gsl. o5o.
Receipts at san Francisco. the one MSS
ing port Of consequence. came ia free NJ
duty. being OF Hawaiian origin, and,
therefore. they could not affect the mat
ter OF customs.
tics states that the importation was.
therefore, much less than that made IN
the month Of May. and much less than
the imports made in Jun, ioJf. IN quanti-
ty. and only about one half In value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

YESTERDAYS RACING.
Flattering Attendance at Brighton Beech.
Other Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. n. j.. July o.
Considering that the weather was any
thing but fine. that yesterday was a
dav al brighton was very fattering. There
We're nearly 1000 persons. The track
was very heavy from frequent showers
this morning, and the fields were In
consequence very light as a result OF
withdrawals. In the fifth race Prize had
a walk-over The betting was conducted
i'm the same fashion as at Brooklyn and
Sheepshead. The sport, though not of
high class, was interesting. s,
Drum Major 1o9. Reiff, 10 ID first. Ina
se.ond. Factotrm third. Time. lci "a.
Second race-selling, five furlongs-
Emotional 400. Keefe, to u first, Ten
derness second. Perseus third. Time.
:04 "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
rHEBaPrIsr MISSION BOARD.
A President and an Assistant TO the secre-
tsry to be Elected.

Rev. Or. r J. Willingham. the secretary
OF the Foreign Missionary Board or the
Yesterday from q short trip TO Baltimore.
Hr Wlnngham has been quite indis-
posed for fcver:h weeks past. ana hdrd-
l.. able TO keep up the onerOnS W)rk u
Ills Cnice II well enough. he VIII CAL
a meeting OF the board next Tuesday. for
the purpose OF electing q successor 10
Professor H.. H. Harris. who. on recount
of his removal TO Louisville, had 20
t. sign the presidency OF the board. The
selection Of a president will have very
careful consideration. and the appointee
will not be made known until ne has
formally accepted the place.
AT the prCpcscd meeting OF the board
an assistant 10 DR.. Willingham viii also
probably be elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Complaining About the Survey.

A good deal OF dissatisfaction has been
manifested among those who live in the
neighborhood of Tangier Island in regard
to the manner in which the boundaries OF
tho natural oyster rocks have been txed
by the survey made at the instance OF the
state Parties who went there recently
10 rent oyster-grounds for planting pur-
poses met with serious resistance, and In
several intances were pulled up by the
Interested natives, who claimed that the
lines of demarcation had been established
i'm an unfair and prejudlced manner
IL Is a well-kncwn fact, however. that
the survey was made by one OF the most
competent United States officers. and the
State authorities are fully determined that
the laws of Virginia shall be preserved,
and that transgressors shall be punished
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

The first OF the seml-monthly meetings
NJ post a. Virginia Division. Travellers
Protective Association OF America, Will
be- held In the post" rooms, Nos 30 and
92. Chamber Of Commerce tonight az
$50 O'Clock.
An members Of the local post and any
visiting travelling statesmen are cordially
invitel TO be present, as the meeting VIII
be fun Of interest.
All members OF Post a who have not
paid their dues from July LIST 10 January
800 are urgently requested to hand
The same In. either to State Secretary
George Gibson, Jr.. or Post Secretary Is;
H. Marsh, as ar initiation fee of - VIII
take effect in August with all old meM-
bers who let their policies expire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
President Clever as n Rescucr.

Mr. Rolfe f. Glover. president Of the
Common Council. who is at present So
iourning at ocean View. did noble act
on THURSDAY. July 4th. He was walking
along me beach with two friends, and
suddenly their attention was attracted
Inv the cries Of a gentleman, who was IN
bathing at the time. and lad lost his foot
friehfoned. and yelled for assistance. Mr..
clover as soon as he took in the situa-
lion pulled off his clothes and plunged
into the ocean, just in time to save the
mans life. The excitement over the n
"i5eot was so great that everybody fall
cd TO ascertain who the rescued party
ugg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
rfTHER hFNEFTCK HONORED.
\ Young Priest. Native of Richmond
Given ~ Passionate.

The Alexandria Times has this to say
Of Father Kenonck
Father Kenefck Is one or ne youilseSt
,.rifefs in me diocese. and his selection
for such an Important charge as Frede-
rickshurg is great compliment 10 MN.
when there are so many oldcr priests
IN the state Father kencick is Ken
,mond how and was educated for the
rriesfhcod AT the American COLLEGE AT
Pome. lie was ordained In Rome about
two wears ago. coming direct 10 ~. Ma'' >
church. in this city. as assistant 10
Rather Cutler. the pastor nth.
'During his stay In Alexandra fa.nSI
Kercnck has made many friends oul sa,
creation he is universally loved ana re-
spected. NIL. s,r...i,., hin,
n take charge at FREDERICKSBURG was d
.o,,rce 81 great regret not only 10 me
cong eeatlon of st. Mary's. but TO many
others"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

A sad death occurred Thursday evening
on the Chesapeake and Ohio train from
Newport News. which arrives in this
civ al $50 o'clock. Mrs. William II. Sears
and her little three-months'- old daughter.
Rertha Nav. of Newport News, were
among the passengers, and when within
about twenty miles of the city the little
rirj died OF cholera infantum.
The child had been sick for some tune.
and Yesterday II was decided that her
mother should take her up for the pur-
nose OF consulting doctors here.
Tho conductor kindly stopped the train
az Orleans street, ana tne DeredVed mo, nv
and the body Of the little girl were taken
IN the residence Of Mr.. J. Doc Sears. on
Louisiana street. The father was wired
of The sad occurrence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
rur covrEDERfYc REUNION.
The Committee of Arrangements Have an
Informal Meeting.

The committee appointed by Lee ca mp
~ take charge Of the arrangements Tor
the grand Confederate reInion. to 'ake
80 hore this spring. had an inform Al
-, i,r. a. The chamber OF COmmerc"
Yesterday afternoon General Pcyton
Wise. Colonel John b. Cary. Judge, Geo.
l.. Christian. Major Randolph, ana "
los q Dickinson were present Inc &C
lion OF Lee Camp IN appointing genera
Wise as chairman was coniirneu.
An outline of preliminary arranSen' ms
was discussed. but al formal dCHo,s ~" ~
rostponed for a fuller meeting OF the
conn ittce. - 49,.
The LAYING Of tho cornerstone or me
Jefferson Davis monument viii ne ihe
event OF the reunion, ana the Satnelrns
will no doubt be the largest in the MS
tory Of the Confederate Veteran Asso-
efafff.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
A Youthful Bicyclist.

The Index Appeal Of yesterday says:
"Nlr. W. H. Ramkey. Of the Richmond
Y. N. C.. A. Bicycle Club; Master Charles
S. Barlow, Of the Richmond state; and
Nessrs II. l.. Barlow and u. l.. Hilisman
rode over 10 Petersburg yes terday On
their wheels. making the trip in two ana
a half hour They returned to Rlch-
mond about O'Clock.
Master Barlow who accompanied the
party on the twenty three-Inile SPIN, ~
~. most Youthful 'cyciist who has made
the trip. being only in his fourteenth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
lnndnctnr unhsnn Hurt.

Conduc'or Hudson. Of the Clay-sireet
electric railway line. was painfully rut
not seriously. hurt about . O'Clock yes,
teriay Afternoon. The accident ociurtei
ocnductor was standing on the side of the
car. and had his back turned to the mo-
torman \ vehicle passed very close TO me
car. and the shaft struck him IN IN
back. He was knocked off the car, ana
al first il was thought that he had been
seriously hurt He was carried to M
home and G physician summoned, ana at
% late hour last night was doing nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

tore Judge Wexford in the City Circuit
Court. He was tried by jury on the
charge OF lunacy and adjudged insane.
'fna court directed that he be sent to the
S.ate Hospital at Williamsburg
coiored convict named John Barks-
dale was also adJudged insane. and sent
to the hospital at Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Little Horace" I'm Limbo

NEW YORK. July 5.--About a month
ago an American wa sarrested at FRANK
fort-on-the- Main for picking the pocket
of a merchant of 50 marks in the Imperial
Bank. He gave the name OF George bes-
ton. of London. He was not known py
the Scotland-Yard detectives, and Detec-
tive McCluslxey was asked II he could
recognize the piokpocket by his picture:
Sergeant McCluskey said he was Horace
Uovan alias Little Horace, a native OF
Richmond. Va. 4 well-known bank sneak
who was arrested several times in TINS
cOuUtry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
The TnfEs-RICHMOND, va, SATURDAY, JULY g. 1895
Rearxran, 7 to D first, The Swain second

Rearxran. TO II first, The Swain second.
Escape third. Time. 1:49 -.
Fo1irth race-one and one-quarter miles
-sandowne n07. Grimm. 2 to 81 hrst'
Captain T., second. Matt Brynes third.
Time, 1.54 "a.
Prig OO4. Griffin walk-oyer: 100
Sixth race-one mlle-Charade ul.'
Doggeft. 4 to u first, Sir Frances second,
Az ,lian third. Time, l:Sl IL
THE STATE RECORD BBoKss.
Ell PAsO, TEX. July 5.-The one-mile
open-pace race yesterday on the I'll faso
track was won by Harry L. Waiz ol
this city, In 2:ls, breaking the o'a'e
record by six seconds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

part in the political affairs In Mississippi
and especially in the Senatorial contest
i'm the choice OF n successor to Senator
George. who voluntarily retires at the END
OF his present term.
Senator George Is said to be contem-
plating writing a book on constitutional
law, upon which subject he Is a recog-
nized authority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
officer Yarbrough's Condition.

County Policeman j. II. NarDorousn'
who was shot, ard perhaps fatally wound
ed by some tramps on the --esapeahe
and ohio railroad on wednesday night, Is
stiIl lying in a critical condition at the
Virginia Hospital. At late hour last
night. there was no change in his condi-
ton, and although his physician couid
say nothing definitely. he expressed an
opinion that the officer might recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

Sergeant-Detective Alex. Tomlinson
has received another telegram from BAT
timore with reference to the man Fisher,
who is wanted here for forgery advising
him that he need not get out eXtraditlon
rapers for Fisher. as the Cincinnati au-
thorities. who have prior claim on
already an officer is en- route 10 Baltimore
from Cincinnati to secure him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Goy. Sims OF 10 Mississippi.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Ex-Governor
Sims. First Assistant Secretary OF the
Inferior Department, left Washington
thursday night FOR a three-weeks' vaca-
lion al his home, Columbus. Miss, de-
companied by Mrs. Sims, and his son, MI.
-iMSi'hile away Governor Sims WIN take
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

Right Rev. Bishop Van de Nyver was
Yesterday waited upon by a delegation
OF members of st. Mary's Catholic cnurcn
of Alexandria, who brought peL pen S,s
reouosiing the Bishop to reconsider ms
determination to remove Rev: James j.
Kenoflk from Alexandria to Frederichs-
burg. The Bishop did not grant the re-
quest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

MANZANILLO. CUBA. July 5.-pri-
vate advices received here report tho
occurrence OF two severe battles nj
Palmas Atlas between force OF eighty
volunteers and four hundred mounted
insurgents under the rebel leader Amador
Guerra. The volunteers lost seventeen
killed and nineteen wounded. The in
surgents lost sixty killed. Including
Guerra, and n large number wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Chattanooga still In the League.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. July 6-Presi-
dent Nlckin denies the story supposed
TO be authoritative published In the af-
ternOcn News, that the Chattanooga
Baseball Association had thrown up its
franchise. He declares that the carrying
out Of the schedule is guaranteed at least
to July 18th. end that Chattanooga Will
continue in the league.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
A Georgia Bank Closes.

ATLANTA. GA. July 5.-The Howard
Banking Company. OF Gainesville. Ca,
has closed Its doors. Liabilities, S26D 100.
President HCward's assets will enable
him to pay dollar for dollar. The bank
has closed twice before. owing 70 small
runs on its capital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Transacted. Routine Business.

The Executive Committee Of the Baptist
CITY Missionary Society of Richmond ana
Nancn,-ier held a session last night III
the office Of Mr. Josiah Ryiand, jf:; So
nrI AIiitor i'm the new State Library
building and transacted good deal oi
routine business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
torday were II. {. Joyner, Treasurer OF
Amherst county; G. w. Porter Treasurer
of King and Queen county; e. f. Daniel,
Treasure OF Charlotte county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

In the Hastings Court. before Judge
Witt ana a jury yesterday, Jerry Rich
ardson aad George Brown. both colored
we're tried on the charge of stealing q
hale Of hay the property of Peter Paul
Both were discharged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06

Governor O'Ferrsll yesterday offered
reward of $50 for the capture dehNelS'
and conviction of the person or persons
who murdered William II. Deatheridse
81 Patrick county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Adjudged Insane.

Jacob Modlin, who was recently con-
yicted In Danville OF wife murder ari
sentenced TO eighteen years imprison-
nent Ia the pcnitentiary. Is now raw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-06
Chancery Court.

Mrs. Mary A. Heeke qualified yesterday
in the Chancery Court as executor VI
Joseph Hecke.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-24
PROMPT ACTION.
Appropriation Mad For Venc-
zue!an Commission.
TIE VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS
Eli Introduced In the Senate to Make
100000, 600 Immediately AvalIa-
bic For Strengthening tho
Military Armament.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Whcn Speak.
er Reed came to the capitol he suggested
to the Republicans that it might be well
to adopt some measure to carry into ef'
feet the recommendations Of the presi-
dents message without delay.
Mr.. Hit Rep, Ills.) roso in the house
as soon 10 it had been called to order
and asked for unanimous consent for
the consideration of q bill to empower
the president to appoint commission
to consider tho Venezuelan boundary
question and to appropriate 800, 900 for
the expenses thereof. The bill was
promptly passed unanimously
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Ding
ley, and agreed to- that the holiday ad-
journment be from Friday, Dec. 20, to
Friday, Jan. 3. Then the house at
l@:45 adjourned until Friday next.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-24
CORRESPONDENCE.
LAuRELvGLLn.

nm UR school is in better condi.
" tion owthan it ever was. Mrs
Seesholtz, teacher OF the principle
room has over fifty in roll. u. D.
Ricketts, room is in grand progress
He expects to turn out several
teachers in the spring The top
ic for our next @. Il. meeting is
"What is true friendship ". Miss
Laura Steel is very low with lung
trouble. Mrs. G. w. Williamson
has been quite sick for several days
but is slowly convalescing . Mr..
and Mrs. Bermen Friend have
moved back to town =. On account
Of the delay of the books for the
U. B. school they have decided to
have tree and festival on Christ
mas eve at Williamson Bros. hall
instead of an entertainment....
We want the Valley Record to un.
derstand that it was not the c0rre-
spondent to the Gazette that made
the mistakes but it was the Gazette.
,....A troop from Chillicothe
came up on Thursday eve and gave
"sort" Of an entertainment in
Williamson Bros. hall . Miss
Ethel Bailor entertained few of
her most Intimate friends recently
on her 10th birthday 80. Myrta
ond Stella Saylor spent last Sunday
with their cousin Mrs. r. ID. Strouse.
-. Miss Grace Strouse entertained
Misses Riegel and Dresbach, and
Messrs Lutz and Judy Of Circle
vile to an elegant dinner last Sun
day. Services were held at the
Baptist church last Tuesday and
Wednesday. 49,. There was 1903 S,
S. scholars at the G. p. church last
Sunday. "a wedding is expected
in our village in the near future.
Quite II number from here at
tended the party at Adrlphi last
Tuesday eve in honor of Miss John
son of Circleville. Rev. ID. y.
Johnson will commence his pro-
tracted meeting at the U. b. church
in two weeks =. Mr.. and Mrs. Kir-
by now occupy a part ofthe Hughes
property. Mrs. Terry and Nyo
little children visited Mrs. Terry's
parents at Amanda last week 49,.
Mrs. Lucy McKittrick has return
ed from Washington Co.. -. Miss
Gertie Hollis was on the sick list
Thursday and Friday The l.. q
II, road expect their new engine in
u few days ... Miss Leslie Bell, Of
Centervilic, Mo, is the guest of her
cousin Mrs. S. Il. White. =. Miss
Leist of Amanda was the guest Of
her friend Mrs. j. Il. Albin Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. Arthur
accompanied by his sister
Miss Bertha visited at their home
in Logan recently. Quite a mum
ber Of Miss Mary Nfowery's friends
gave her complete surprise last
evening.