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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

ne reporters. There is a special writer for
fires. one for railways. one for astronom-
zeal news. and so the stan ramines out
into almost every department or life' III
an orderly and weil-balanced system
The chief OF the stan Of Parliamentary
reporters has eighteen stenographers I'M
der him. two of whom are summary
writers" There is also a Times rep
reseniative in each OF the go electoral
districts Of Great Britain, and repre-
sentative in every part OF the habitaoie
globe where important affairs are trans
acted.
This is a part Of the makeup Of the
greatest newspaper in the world, whose
chief claim to greatness. after all. Is the
fact that IT will not knowingly tell any
thing but the truth. and that no money
or other valuable thing in tie world
can make it advocate anything whatever
that its conscience does not approve OF.
1t is a geat. shining light in the world
TO lead men along in the paths OF duty
honor, and truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Andrew Carnegie is quoted as saying
that next spring pig iron VIII still be sell
ing Tor high prices.
Mexican contractor went into
poWde r-magazine the other day with
lighted cigar ia his mouth. The funeral
took place Monday.
Nepotsm extraordinary prevails IN the
Pittsolr- pa post-Otice, where twenty
two OF the postnaster's relatives are al
legged 10 be employed
Rev. +. 9. Foster, a Presbyterian
minister in New York. IN a sermon last
Sunday. took the ground that politics are
so corrupt that Christian had no right
10 vote.
Two women. who had lived out their
allotted time OF three score years AID
ten. and nearly fifteen years more died
iu Carlstadt, y. J sunday. within few
hours OF each other. The first 10 die was
Mrs. Margereatha Fortenbach, eighty
three years old the wife Of John FOrten-
bach. who Is now IN his ninety-siXth year.
The other was MIS-. Eva SeiOOld, eighty
TWO years old.
Thomas Nelson Page went TO Washing
ton for brief term OF residence, but has
decided 10 make tie capital his perma-
ncnr home. says the New York World.
The new house which he IS building on
New hamDshire avenue IS likely 10 be
one Of the show residences Of the city
arrhitectura!ly. The site cost $4,000 and
the house Itself viii be constructed -
gardiess Of expense.
Rev. Father McGucllin Catholic
priest, ia NanticOke Pm, delivered ser
mon SUNDAY den0uncing Catholic men,
bership 81 the Knights Of Pythias, and
concluded with the following words. Let
no one come TO me when sickness or death
enters their home and say that they eN-
pected she decree would be modified or
rescindei. because 81 never VIII he. You
have had warning now, and let him who
hears the gospel and doth not pIont there
by suffer the consequences
The Athens (Gal Banner notes that
Professor William Rutherford has made
an invention which will doubtless DO great
good iu the farming world The principle
Involved IN the invention ~ that of manur-
ing cotton with liquid instead OF FER.
tuiZers The machine consists or barrel
arranged above a number Of little pillows.
The liquid fertilizer IS distributed evenly,
and the pl0ws Open the burrows and cover
them un again. Professor rutherford has
found by experience that sucn a piah
requires only one-fOurth OF the ferullzefs
and Yields four times as much COTTON.
4 queer accident befell a fisherman IN
PUGET sound last week, says the sc"
YORK sun. lie had on q pair or complna-
ron rubber boots and trousers FeacHil7
rn 10 his armpits BY some mlschance ne
fen overheard head first, the air III u"
trousers rushed upward ana DuoySu ug
his feet on the top Of the water, as tay-s'
held there by a life-0eit. and the hshSI-
man was unable 10 get MS Iead aDoSe o.'
surface he cut such an Qua llhuls a.,
ra~sntlv walking in The water mead down
ward. that n.s companions were uii-Dl'
from n.rth 10 help him fer re-" 49,
onds. and when they got MIN out Ne ""'
moro than half Drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

The work al the Young Mems Chris
tian Association has taken new start
since the new general secretary, Mr. VI.
kee has been IN charge the manaseineni.
The meetings on last sunday we're more
largely attended than for many sont"s
past
As P. 81. Secretary Mckee spoke a.
the boys meeting. and TO an unrsuaiiy
large audience Of ffty-two.
Rev Or T. y. Fair addressed the men
meeting a. 4 o'clock p. NJ. from the
words Encourage him" Mrs. hrin"i ,
and Air Charles Sumter Jr, renlelsN
sever'i he9uufu and touching solos.
After this meeting a meeting OF WORK .
ers was held preparatory 10 the wee. o.
prayer to he held from November l9th 70
nth Secretary Mckee briefly outlined
the plan o. work for that week. Inc *
erciscs viii commence AZ p. u and last
hut an hour Special music will be
feature II tho occasion.
Next SUNDAY the workers will hold =
special meeting az A. ". IN the after
noon state Secretary /. 4. Coulter VIII
address the mems meeting.
The speaker fer the week of PRAYER ms
not been selected vet. but Mr. Mckee Is
roTotiating with well-known ministers at
present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
on JUI MUSINGS.
List of Appointments for Democratic
Speakers in Virginia.

Virginia STATE
Democratic Committee Rooms.
October q. 1875.
An announcement OF speakers and
times and places Of speakings, made as
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL
Chrsuansburg, 18th.
HON. GEORGE ID. WISE.
Goochland Courthouse, nest court-day.
HON. $ II. JONES.
RadfOrd 30th cat night
JOSEPH BUTTON, ESQ, AND ;. l..
FERGUSON.
Chap. November ID
Evergreen, November 2d nighD.
II. -. FLOOD. ESQ, ". j. HUBARD'
ESQ, COLONEL IS. ". /. BLANTON,
j. II. FLOOD, ESQ, AND +. W. Ill -
Damerons. p. NJ. October 18th.
Glenmore, , II. NJ. October 51th.
New Store, p. NJ. November LIST.
Arvon. i. NJ, November "a
SENATOR W. \. LITTLE, JR.
Eastville. Northampton county on the
H0N Hon Ii. #. WICKHANI. GEORGE p.
HAW. ESQ, AND DIR. b. l.. IN
Pole Green 30th instant. 7. NJ.
Old Church. alst instant. =. VI.
Cold Harbor November LIST, +. NJ
Panke's Turnout. November 4th, Z +. VI.
HON. n. r. POLLARD, HON. ISAAC
DIGGS. AND Oh. b. L. WINSTON.
Ashland November I'd. 8l5 j.. VI.
J. TAYLOR ELLlSON.
Chairman.
Poll Rioger Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

The high protection for protectors
sake advocates are trying 10 scare the
people with the story that American
pig iron has been driven out OF Cana
ia and that Q good market has been
lost. These protccuonists in trying
thus 10 induce the people 10 advocate
high duties IN the case they cite for
get that American pig iron has not
been driven" out OF Canada, but has
been pulled" out OF that market be-
cause the nome production has not
equalled the home demand The home
market was and is consuming the
home product There is 10 need 10
ship pig iron to Canada un.l produc-
ton catches Mp with consumption and
demand I'm this country. our own buy
ers offer higher prices than Canadian
buyers and Canadian dealers have to
wait until our own market is satisfied
Nashville American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
G.GGLB GABDLE.
A Boston Philosophers Merry
Musings.
4 WsIl-A.med SHOT That Hit The EaTE.
Fashions FOllisS fitrcsd By Willy
WOTd'.

When Oliver Wendell Holmes was ASK
cd his idea Of an afternoon tea, he Wit
lily replied that IL could be easily de-
nned In four wOrds-"CiSSle. gable,
gobblo. git" How apty his applies 10
The American way OF eating. The food
he suauoved IN hurry, and half
dizested. remains q load on the stomach:
the system is not nourished. and thus
the blood becomes Impoverished. There
Is feeling OF fullness. with yawnllg,
consultation. Daleness OF the face, icy
coldness OF the feet. faintness I'm the
morning. and drowsiuess during the day.
All these show that The blood is thick
and stagnant. the result of eating inn
properly. Rich. red blood Is needed. and
TO make this the stomach must be helped
10 DO its work rightly Nothing aids
the stomach so much as a tonic and
thousands OF people have learned that
there SIS only one for such cases. Mr..
g. W. Mclaughlin who resides at 2i3
oxford street. Portland Me, tried this
tonic. and here is tho result In his own
words.
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia
for long time 50 THAI my food distressed
me severely. Everything / ate distress
ed me and | often threw up my food
and my sufferings were severe. This
continued for about three months.
Il employed doctors and several kinds
OF highly recommended medicines. but
nothing did me any good until / struck
Or. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy 1 heard il highly recommend
ed and went for Il, and l am cure
| used five bottles"
What world Of good Or. Greene's
Nervura. the great blood and nerve rem
cdy did the writer of this letter. It
helped him as he never had been helped
before. You need such a tonic, you
are suffering as he did. you can be
cured as he was. II is useless to put
or getting this grand medicine; every
day that you wait means added tor
ments End your sufcrings at once
by taking the remedy that has saved
countless thousands throughout the
world and which is the wonderful dis
coyery Of the well-known practicing ply
stefan, Dr. Greene. Of 81 west Fourteenth
street New York city whom you can
always consult, either personally or by
letter free of charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

VIRGINIA BreviiicS.
,


The Rural Retreat Times expects TO is
sue a special souvenir edition next Christ
mas.
The Loudoun Enterprise. with its last
issue concluded the sixth year OF lis
publication.
Mr.. Wiltshire Cardwen has assumed
entire control of the Farmvil!e journal,
Mr.. G. b. Terrell withdrawing.
Winchester is the latest town TO revive
the chain-gang for the mutual benefit
Of the criminal classes and The city.
Telephone connection between the small
er towns of the State and through the
country districts is becoming quite COM
mon one is proposed nov in Bo,ctourt
county.
The stanton News proved Itself ur-to-
date sunday by coming out IN the after
noon with an extra. c0utaf ming an ar-
count OF the terrible disaster al the Uni
versity The Charlottesville Progress also
published d Monday m0rrl. edition.
The wisdom Of tho president Of tie
Nary Washington Monument AssoCia-
ton. Mrs. Chief Justice Waite. is clearly
shown, as The lodge being buiit under her
supervision near completion. says the
Fredericksburg star Contractor Wroter
is. indeed. doing himself great credit. ana
the erection of The beautiful stone cot
tagc should lead others 10 favor so hand
some an innovation on preva ling fashion
in the erection Of living houses. 4 prcva-
lent idea has been that stone DWELLINGS
were much more expensive than brick
This IS an erroneous idea. as is clearly
shown In tho above-namcd dwelling.
Whether by accident or design the ma
tiOnal colors are most happily blended
~ If no a. ID.
trast 10 tho red pointing UP OF the rubble
work, ana the white hft.ngstwil give the
whole most striking effect in Red.
White and Blue"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Arrangements are being made by the
agents OF Huntings circus. museum and
menagcr.e for the wintering Of the or
ganizatlOn here.
IL is thought that the Exposition
grounus Will De secured for the purpose
The art building IS TO be fitted with heat
ing apparatus. and will be used as an
animal house. The wagons are TO he
the horses Will be quariered in the box
stalls The clrCLI viii close It's season.
which has extended over thr,y-two
weeks. at MurlreesaorO'. y. c., on the
"a OF November. and Will be shipped at
once 10 this city.
IL is also understood that Pawnee Bilrs
WIZ West VIII take winter quarters
here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1895.


Fi,zhueh Lodge !. O. O. f.. Eagle Han.
Friendship Lodge. 1. o; o. r. oda-fei-
lows Hall
jamestown Tribe. 1. O. r. NJ. Odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
Liberty Council Jr. o. L. a. NJ, Cersley's
Hall.
Capital City Lodge. /. Q. o. T., Gate
woods Hall.
Trinity Lodge. l. O. @. r.. Central Hall
Central Beneficial ana Social Society. Lee
Camp Hail
Company u. First Regiment Armory.
Company +. First Regiment Armory.
II. l.. /. Blues. Blues ArmOry
Richmond Howtzers, H0Witzers' Ar
mory.
Jefferson Council. Jr. O. Il. 4. NJ, Jr.
O. l.. \. VI. Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
s,ntn Rank Ie iemnfinn.

The question of repeating the ten per
cent. tax on State bank issues Wall be
an issue IN next years cane alsn II Con-
gress in the mean TINE does not repeat
the tax. on event that IL hardly promote
as tbs Democrats are ~ q minority IN
both houses OF that body and the De-
mocracy r. the only party pledged 10 this
reform.
At its last National Convention the
Democratic party made distinct
declaration IN favor OF the re-
peal Of the State bank tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
An.lllcr ilr. NaNMell.

An article in The Times Of last sun
day stated that a telegram from Balti-
more had given the information or the
marriage of Mr.. George 5. Maxwell and
Miss Resale Gottlieb IN Washington.
The article also stated that Mr.. Max
well was The manager Of the Mason Tee
phone Company. OF this city. This LIST
statement was an error. and was caused
By two men VINO are cousins bearing tne
same name. Mr. Maxwell. OF the
Mason Telephone Company, IS already
married. and IL was his cousin. also
named George $. Maxwell, who 80 re-
Gently visited the marriage altar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Rev. DR. William L. Hatcher filled Rev.
Dr. kerr's pulpit al the First Pres5yte-
Iian church Sunday night
Profess or $ C.. Mitchell Of the chair OF
Latin al Richmond College. preached an
eloquent and exceedingly strong sermon
Sunday night at Calvary Baptist church.
IL was pronounced by intelligent audit
tors as being one Of the best sermons de-
liy,red in Richmond for many days.
SO ole las yet been selected FOR the
pastorate Of the Third Presbyterian
church. left vacant by the death of the
Rev Dr. Cannon.
Rev. Dr. Upper preached two inter-
ostins and able sermons AZ DR.. Hoge's
church Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
CITY Clrcnit Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
in The civ Circuit Court yesterday.
ia the suit Of d. sam. Parrish against
Thomas i. Jcter and others. motion
was dOcketcl
In the suit of 5. II. Hawcs q Co
against 4. l.. Akers < Son the aarnishcc
was dismissed as to +. II. Smith.
Ia the SUIT of Thomas II. SNOW against
the Plymouth Rock Pants Company, an
attachment was dismissed.
An order was entered appointing Messrs.
James y. Pace. j.. Thompson Brown
Phillip NJ Fletcher, Leroy ). Edwards,
Joseph W. Bianton Douglass Y. Morton
Samuel T.. Cottrcll. and :. Carter Woisi-
ger. trustees OF Park-Place Methodist
church.
In tie suit OF s. H. Hawes & Co.
against c. L. Akers & Son, the jury re-
turned o verdict IN favor Of the petitioner
Mrs. Pearl =. Akers. who filed her pc
ttion In tic garnishee matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

TIE question was fully discussed
during the "a np,ign and the county,
understood that the repeal OF the sta,e
bank tax was part OF the Dtmoc'au'
programme. -,
President Cleve,aud and Secretary car
Isle recommended this iegisla,,
ton. but Congress failed 10 aee
on their advice. Inc lanvie
or Congress 10 do It's duty N 'ii5
matter has not atonped the agitation OF
state bank repeal. nor has IT reduced the
number OF its advocates. on the con
trary We believe hat the movement y
stronger than II ever was since TINS uH-
just tay was imposed. .
The State bank tax is doomed and ~
viii not he long before II Is wiped OF tNe
statute books-Atlanta Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Alr F. o. Aston. Of the general offices
OF the Southern railway. in this city wiii
leave for Raleigh. y. c.. next THURSDAY
10 accept q position in the Southern offices
in that city, where be viii = permanent
lv located. This is promotion for SIR.
Aston. ana q recognition OF a long ne-
Rod Of efficient and faithful service win
the Southern.
During his residence here SIR Aston
has made many friends. who greatly re-
greet BIS departure and wish him every
success in lls new field II labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Two Fire. Yesterday

An alarm was turned in az $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. caused by the burn
ing Of a few shingles on the roof OF 80.
1875 east Byrd street The flames We're
extinguishel rs steamer No. before the
other engines arrived.
Another alarm was turned in at llu
=. NJ from box g. II was Occasioned by
q small fire ln the house No. 2rJ II east
Broad street. occupied by sfr. John T..
HarWOOl The fire was caused by a
leaking gas-pipe and wass extneuished
by the chemical attachment 10 Steamer
No. !. The damage was about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

There never has neen q Time We Wouu
rather have wood than dollar
on subscription. and there never
has been time we would re-
r,s. wood. but the time has now come
when we need wood. and would take
wood eladly wouldn't you just as gladly
bring ms a load Of wood and square up
that wood contract now as az any other
time? We would.-Bedford Democrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

49, =; trtir~afe that q Democrat VINO
GsciHres himself in favor o. fairness ani
honesty Ina elections and VIII pledge nm
s-lf 10 tns support OF @ law that VIII ~
,,.-,.t,,v ~ t,.rsf and confidence than one
VINO clmgs with the tenacity or the leecn
TO the present law and the disgracetu i
methods that obtain under lI--braiis-
wick Gazette
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
They are AFTER p Trainer

The Richmond College football team
are negotiating with Murphy. who play
ga with the University Of Virginia last
year, with a view 90 engaging his SER
vices as a trainer. The College boys
have a game scheduled with the Unver-
sity for Saturday 90 be played az Char
lottesvillc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

The gospel wagon held services AZ the
corner OF Seventeenth and Marshall
streets Sunday morning and on the corner
Of Church and High streets az p. ".
Both services were well attended and
much interest was manifested. one per-
son professed conversion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
v,rr,rla.. Trous.e.

The South Carolina constitutional Con-
vcntion has killed q proposition TO levy
a tax on dogs In South Carolina. as IN
Tennessee. the NANCY sheep-idlling dog
IS too firmly rooted 81 the popular heart
10 be easily sodged.-Chattanoo
Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Hymel viii be kept busy In Culpeper
this fall. two or three marriages reported
80 far Judging from tbs. ana the iars
pers'mmOn crop. tile goose bone, ana va
riOus other infaili5le signs, we are 70
have q hard wtnter-Culpoper Enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Early yesterday morning tho rails for
the Traction Company's line on Broad
street arrived IN the city. and were side
tracked ct the Byrd-street station, from
which place they will be distributed along
the line as soon as pass.hle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Another Convict.

Sheriff John n. Terrell, Of Essex
county. called az the office or the Aud
itor OF Public accounts yesterday. after
delivering AT the p-nitentiary oscar Dick
erson. sentenced TO three years I'M
prisonment Tor assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Marriage License.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yester-
day afternoon issued a marriage license
10 Fugsre II. Cloves and Mrs. Maggie
RctfO.d Knowles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
The Modern Samsons.

II looks as though Corbett and fitz-
simmons might Yet create great havoc
with weapons similar TO that with which
Samson slaughtered a thousand Phi ;
tines. Washington News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

The young wcmen who are attempting
TO play football this season have one in
estilnable advantage over the boys. Their
hair Is much longer.-Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Re Il Gnnh Samaritan

II is asserted that man cannot de-
stroy his life by holding his breath. but
he may probably prolong the lives OF
others.-Norfolk Virgintan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

There will be no prize fighting in Ar
kansas II Governor Clarke ana Mr.. Fitz-
simmons can prevent it.-Meinph.s Com
mercial-A Dpeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
The PnriIlst., National Air.

The prize fighters have adopted the
arkansas Traveller" as their national
air.-Butte Miner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Hat Racks. lint Rncksii

Come and see our Hat Racks. They
range IN price from 800 70 $4,000.
SNDNOR n HUNDLEY,
Leaders IN Furniture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Miss Handy says she has not the faint
est idea OF leaving Richmond to live II
Baltimore,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Hastings Court.

Only civil cases were tried in the Hust
inss Court yesterday.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-06

Pitcher belonged to this battery. The
day was extremely hot. and Molly carried
water from convenient spring to the
thirsty soldiers. When tho battle waA
at its height and the death.dealing bullets
were flying In every direction, her hus'
band was struck BY q cannon ball. He
had been ramming charge into his field
piece, and fell q corpse at his wife's feet.
Molly dropped the watep pail, which she
carried, and without moments hesita-
ton seixed the ramrod and finished the
work which her husband had begun. 1t
was not until night had covered tho scene
OF carnage with pail that Molly retired
from her self.imposed task. The follow
ing morning Molly, still begrimed with the
smoke and blood of the previous days
battle, was brought before Gen. Wayne.
The general complimcnted her for her
bravery. Washington rewarded her with
q sergeant's commission and Congress
placed her name on the list Of half'pay
officers for life.
Molly continued to follow the regiment
until the end Of the war. when she drifted
back to her old haunts on the Hudson.
She secured hut on tho Faurot farm.
and the officers at West Point supplied
her with the necessaries Of life. As shO
grew old she became very eccentric. She
always wore an artilleryman's coat over
her dress and tho familiar cooked hat Of
the Continental soldier on her head gave
her q military appearance of which she
was very proud.