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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
STILL AFTER THE CUP.
HERBERT MOIR iCONTEMPLAThs a
HORID- BEfTfNG ffCHT.
lie Has Been Pledged c30,ooo 10 '"h-
struct tits Nam. Will be wcstraiIia.
and VIII be similar tn Britannia.

LONDON. Sept. 2s-The Yachting
World In an .riiclc on the yact.ns situa-
ton. says The nasco az New lorK
seems 20 have whettcd cupi1ity for poS-
,ession Of the cup to an extraordinary
degree. Lord Dunravens yacht mas not
even started homeward before another
chall,r ge is issued and accepted.
TINS is certainly "a matter Tor COLI
graduation. and sultncs iu A practical
manner the absurd comments upon tho
impression said % hc produced upon
British yachtsmen over the Last contest
MATCHES SHOULD ~ YNcOuRA0hD.
Matches between English and Ameri.
can clubs should Doe greatly encOuraget
a. such. but imouins them with nte.na-
uonal importance is just as absurd as -
seek FOR political motives Ia the LORI
AiaN Visit 10 Paris"
The Ylchting World also prints the foi:
lowing note from wcll-knoNn colonial
yachtsman.
Il know that am expressing the fecS
ing Of m ny Thousand Engishmfn at
home and abroad when / say th8t tho
Americas Cup shOull Dee brought back 20
the old country | ann prepared go forth
a syndicate TO build a yact To- Doe called
Westraiia. 20 bring the cup hook 20 OLD
England. ana subscribe so pounds.
(~PnedD "HERBERr NOfR" I
The Yachting " Ord, commenting on
this note. says.
LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
"Mr NOR, who is very much in earnest.
has been simply astoundcd at the ro4
sponscs TO his letter. Pfc has boon nur-
dated with offers 10 subscribe sums rangJ
inc from 80 10 1000 pounds, rntl nt tH1
present moment he has been pr0m.s I
over $1,000 pounds for The purpose of chal8
longing for the cup.
"Air. Mo.rs idea is 20 build boat ONT
lines similar a. those OF .ne Britannia
but with larger sail spread Do ia
POSSIBLE that MIR. Moir viii shortly Ntcrf
Wow Mr. Watson. FOO which case b. I'D
safe 20 say that the order for tle poltl
will so 10 the clyde builder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
From the Council Committees

The Committee on Second Market was
called TO meet last evening at o'clock, IN
room No II OF the City Hall, bnt IN
the absence of a quorum no business
could be transacted.
The Committee on Water, which had
been called for p, NJ. met with a
similar fate
The Committee on Health met az
O'Clock in room No. IL and transacted
routine business. The payroll OF the
department for the past two weeks was
approved and q number OF bills ordered
to be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

FORK UNION. Sept 2e.-Special-As
previously announced, the marriage of
Miss Bette r. Toney. the interesting
and popular daughter Of Mrs. ). 9. Toney,
of this place TO 81 j. ID. Musioe. Of Gov
ington. Va. was celebrated in interest
ing STYLE to-day The church was clab-
orateiy and beautifully decorated. Rev.
G.. II. Snead performed the marriage SER
vice
Miss George Snead rendered in beauti-
ful style tho wedding n arch by Mendels-
sohn. The bride was beautifully and
richly dressed IN white silk with white
bonnet 10 match. The happy couple
left on tho o'clock train for the Atlanta
ENnoSlfinn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Shot Himself Through the Head.

GALVESTON, TEN. Sept. @.-F. A.
Liewellyn to-day committed suicide. by
shooting himself in the temple with a
4i-calbre revolver.
Llewellyn was employed al the Calves
ton Creosote Works. He was thirty
nine years Of age. and leaves widow
and four children.
A nephew OF Liewellyn's was with MIN
at the time OF the shooting, ana MADE
an effort TO prevent the act. but Liewei-
lyn threw him down and held him. whiie
he placed the pistol against MS own
head and fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
RTCHJfOND HOUIT/ERS.
They Score 100 Per Cent. for Attendance
at the Annual Inspection.

\ lively scene could he witnessed last
night at the Howitzers Armory, where
the annual inspection OF the Richmond
HoRizers and the sJan Of the Artillery
Battalion took place. Colonel 10 Lane
Stern was the inspecting officer ana the
adiufant-generaI was an interested spec
tator. The artillerymen assembled AT
$50 p. NJ. In the big drll-hall. and every
man on the muster-roll was present.
Like last year. the Howitzers scored q
hundred per cent. for attendance.
A large crowd OF ladies witnessed the
ceremonies from the galleries. every
movement Of which was executed with
promptness and precision.
At the close OF the inspection. dancing
was INDUCED I'M. FOR which Trimmer
string band furnished the music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
UIII NOT SIPPORT UIIITtUS.
Negroes and Prohibitiouists Looking for
Another Candidate Harris the Iorger.

STAUNTON. VA. Sept. 96.-Special.-
The man Harris. arrested few days
since on the charge OF forgine the name
OF Colonel j. G.. Cochrdne ard presenting
the check for payment at the National
Valley Bank. Was to-day tried before
Major Fultz
Harris took the stand. and In his state
mcnt implicated Jno. ". Patterson. deputy
postmaster at Folly Mills. Harris stated
that Patterson drew the check, aud they
divided the spois Patterson was arrest
"a and held Tor trial Friday.
1t Is rumorcd here to-day that the col
ored voters and ProhiDitionists decline 10
support Colonel II. J. Williams. who was
named a. one OF the candidates for the
Legislature Monday last by the Honest
Elections" mass-mectink
The committee j. busy looking for an
other man. The Jim Crow" ear bin IS
the objection urged by the colOred peo-
pie. and the Prohibitionists decline 10
support any one not of their peculiar
kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
The SmXfh and Hlanh nelegaies.

MARION, VA, Sept. % -Spccial.-Mr
II. L. Morgan was nominated by the
Democratic convention at Bland Court
house on yesterday to represent Smyth
and Bland counties in the House of Dele
gates Mr.. Morgan Is a rising young
attorney at law. an ardent Democrat, u
fluent speaker. and will make strong
race.
lie resides on his farm at Lyons Gap
I'm this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Shot While Stealing

cial.-A nero man named LoIls Blair
was shot last nisht. while stealing cod
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, by
v NJ. Pettus a night Waterman. When
Blair saw the watchinan ne attempted TO
cscape. lie has been lodged IN jail.
Clarence BacDy tcOlored) was acquitted
in the County Court to-day of the charge
OF attempting 10 Kill Henry Williams,
also colored. with "A brick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

MADISON. WIS. Sept. 26.-The SUI
nreme Court this morning confirmed the
action Of the City Council. I'm ousting
Preacher-Mayor Starkweather from Of
fee. The opinion by justice Winslow
reviews the case at length, and concludes
that the evidence taken shows fully that
Mayor Starkweather vas guilty or eN-
torting money from city employees 10
reimb,,rse him for his campaign expenses.
The money was collected by others, and
the Mayor claimed that il was told him
that il was voluntarily given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The special board, consisting or the
Governor. Secretary of the Common
wealth. and Auditor or Public Accounts
who are considering the awarding OF the
contract for the printing of the reports
and journal-work OF the next session OF
the legislature had another protracted
meeting in the Executive chamber yes
terday afternoon. The claims OF wal
tban Brothers and Messrs. Taylor *
Tavlor were considered at some length,
but an adjournment had 10 be taken
before a decision could be arrived al.
The new fiscal year begins on next
Tuesday. when the contract IS to 90 into
effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
GOTERNOR BRDBN PEffTFONED
To Remove M Once the Democratic Mem
bcrs of Board of Election supervisors.

BALTIMORE. MD. SeIt 2i.-The recent
iron lie between Democrats. Republicans,
and Reform League caused by the eject
ment from tine registration rooms of the
watchers sent there in the interest OF
Eeut hlicans enc Reformers, eliminated
today in the presentation 20 Governor
Brown of "a petition ASKING TT tne I'M
mediate renewal of Pre- ident William IA.
Bins and Or George h. CHrncs, Demo
cratic members of the Board Of Election
81 perylsors. 80.
They are accused OF gross miscondu
I'm using their offices in the interest 2f tne
Democratic machine. and "fraudulenty
gttempting 10 escape from the liability
Of their wilfully illegal acts. Ia concll-
sion. the petition charges that Jams
and Cairhee have an along been mlsuslhs
their powers for partisan purposes ahc
their immediate dismissal = PRAYED LOT.
Tho petition is signed by a committee OF
the Reform League.
Governor Brown VIII investigate me
charges. and If, IN MS opinion, IL p'o ,lC
hearing ought 10 be had be Will FIX the
date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
,. b. srAHIWAN hrsfGNs
sleel CnmnnnY 10 Re.nme.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 20. President
Wood. of the Maryland steel Company,
announced to-day that nres Wonll De
lighted al Sparrow Point. and that prOba-
biv tho works Will resume operations GA
All departments in week or ten days.
A large number of workMen who Were
thrown out when the works shut down
three years ago Will bee given employ
mauf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Mrs Henry H. Hopkins, who was taken
into custody as being OF unsOund nina,
was discharged in the Police Court yes
tarday for the lack OF evidence. Botn
Mr. and Mrs Hopkins claim 10 De doc
was orcc before confined in AN asylum,
hut IL was thought this sie Aa1
hoau lriniIrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Mr.. Sydney F. Epes, the superintendent
Of Public Buildings, has decided TO cover
the walk I'm front of the new state IL
brary building with asphalt pavement.
The preliminary work has already been
commenced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The 1.-TWO Colonies" will be pres ntel
al the Academy tonight. IL is expected
that large number Of people Will be
present 10 see Mr.. Samuel D. Young Sne
of Richmond's most popular youns men,
maAe lis Nnhuf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Wound In Their Affairs

The members OF the German-American
Association met in large numbers IN
saenger Halle last night. for the purpose
Of winding up the affaiis connected with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

GOOD APPETITE and refreshing
sleep an this season indicate a condition
of bodily health. These are syen, ~
Hoods Sarsaparilll. IL max sS pure blood
and good health follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THE rlMEs-RIcHMoND, VA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER e. 1895

the celebration OF German-Day on septem-
Der nth President A. Won n. Rose
nesk was in the chair and Mr.. Iheodor
Hoehler recorded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
R.ffLROAD MN MEET.
Representative. in session I'm New York e
Discuss Passenger Rates.

NEW YORK. sept. 26.-The representa-
tivos OF the allied Southern railroads
belonging 10 the Southern Railway and
the Southern Railway and steamship
Company met az the Hotel Waldorf to-
day 20 discuss matters relating 20 freight
and passenger schedules for the coming
year.
President J. r. Thomas. of the Western
and Atlantic. presided az the opening meet-
ing OF the Southern Railway represen-
tauves which took place az 2 o'clock ia
the afternoon.
RAILROAD MN fREsENr.
Among the prominent railroad men
present We're. r. NJ. Emerson, trainc
manager Central Railroad and Banking
Company, Of Georgia.
s. NJ. ParrOtt. general manager OF inc
Columbus Southern Railway
q. ". Chears. general manager or tAe
Georgia Midland and Gulf railroad;
T. IS. Bush. president OF the Monte
and Birmingham railroad. ~,
j. Il. Wood. general passenger agent V'
the Pennsylvania railroad H.
&. A. Taylor, traffic manager OF VIZ
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana fo''i'"1
railroad. .,..
Spencer, OF the Southern railroad,
j. VI. Culp. traffic manager Oh the
Southern railway.
j. ". Thomas. president or the Western
and Atlantic railroad.
b. W. Wrenn. passenger tfaihc man
ager OF the Plant system.
j. Il. Kenly. general manager or me
Atlantic Coast Line.
W. A. Turk. general passenger agent
of the Southern railroad.
J.. b. srAHIWAN hrsfGNs.
At meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Southern Railway and steam
ship Association 10 was ANNOUNCED ihat
T.. b. Stahlman. commissioner or the as
ISOLATION, had resigned.
His successor viii probably be elected
tomorrow. as will also the successor "a
former Commissioner Finley. " DO was re-
Gently elected second yico-presiient az ire
company. 4 committee, consisting of ave
members. was appointed 20 select names
for the positions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 26.-The Na
tiOual Circuit meet. which was schedule
for Baltimore for To-day and tomorrow
was abandoned. Lack OF financial suN
port general apathy among whcelmen d
given as the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Mr.. Walter Schaaf. who has been i.n
Cerouslv ill az his fathers home. 80 ,ie
Clay street. Is slowly improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

To combine elegance with economy and artistic work with the lowest
r Dossb the which solicit orders for Measure Made
garments None sku and none others than Al tao employed
in the course Of make up. Garments made here are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Resolved. That this ~ rention ex-
presses the hope that the GO PIE oi 'uD.,'
who are STRUGGLING for lClufal inlcpenn-
enc. and the fstahlli hmcnt CT inc i'PuD-
lie. VIII be successful and thdt We eN-
tend TO them our heartfelt aymIathy-
Resolved, That this convention rec
cgnizfng the imI Ortance 10 the irish ma
ton OF preserving the language, htera-
ti.re. ami music OF the people, commences
the work now bsing done by the Gdelhc
League. and the National Literary So
ciety 80 Ireland and by the Gaelic 30
ciciies OF this country, and earnestly
trust OR people Will give them hearty
cc-srt.atiou and generous support.
s.EesolVed That this convention C.
ommends the formation OF military con-
panies wherever practicable in order 10
foster ard preserve the military OF the
Irish race and TO be prepared for action
In the hour OF England's difficulty"
Nominations for officers ami the exccu-
tive council were next in order.
TuE FNrcuTIvE COMMITTEE.
Chairman Finnerty declined TO be con-
sidered as a candidate for president, and
William Lyman. OF New York. at one
time treasurer OF the Irish National
League. was nominated and elected by
Ryan, OF ST. Louis. was selected as vice.
president. and State Senator S. V. Fitz-
patrick, OF Chicago. as treasurer The
Executive Council was constituted as fol-
lows: j. J. Donovan. MASSACHUSETTS,;
Chris. Gallagher. Minnesota; Martin kel.
~. Tennessee; Captain Siangan. VISION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
ITS ASHES REkINDLED BY THE
IRfsH-1MERfCdN CONTENTION,
And In its Place Rises the Irish Nationai
Alliance of the WorId--Ireiands in"e-
pedence by Force Its Watchword'

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 2G.-Birth was
given to-day BY the National irish Con-
vention to an organization which has Tor
its avowed object the independence OF
ireland as a republic by a policy OF ply
steal force.
The ashes OF the Fenian Brotherhood
are reklndled The National League,
with its trust in legislators and its reli-
ance upon parliaments and enactments. is
buried from sight. and in its place rises
the Irish National Alliance OF the World.
Incidentally, too. the irish Parlia-
montary party across the Atlantic Is re-
pudiatci, and hencetorth VIII De oe-
urivcd OF the abundant revenues that
nave been contributed from this country
for its maintenance and support
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
,IZONA J0URNAL-MINER
"Wednesday, January l6, 1895.
CITY AFFAIRS

sThe farewell address of Mayor
 oward. which is printed elsewhere
 day, has many good suggestions
 tsched to it, and is replete in
 Recommendations of future good,
 Ideas are carried out, particularly
 sanitary matters. In financial
 atters, the city has prospered,
 hile taxation has been reduced 70
 IT cent. This excellent state of Fairs is noticeable and is hand
 melv commented upon by tax
 yers.
 . Mayor Goldwater' salutatory also
 given, and will undoubtedly im- less our people foreibly in the
 conmendations 1t carries, and it
 hoped that it will be followed on Ia up by action. In looking back sard, covering a period of two lars in the history of our city bvernment, the city's condition kaneially has undergone com Iete and entire change from that 'hich existed during preceding Lars. Commencing with the ad- illustration of ex-Mayor Fisher ad his co-laborers in 1898, the good bee set still lives and from the burse pursued, may the present l bod showing be attributed. NIT, fsher's administration entered on duties with the city in 8 bank |lpt condition, with DO hope in view hat it could be relieved from the any burdens it was afflicted with. | he funding of the water works |onds wUs successfully carried out, |nd from this the bettering Of the |ty's condition has resulted. Re- ring after twice being elected. MT.
 
 hsher left a handsome balance, yer S7,O00, to his successor, Mayor toward. The retiring mayor, Judge Toward, steps down also with a alance in favor of his administra- ion of S4.0O0. This would have cen materially increased had it not cen for unusual circumstances mich faced the city council during he past year. It is now hoped that favor Goldwater and his colleagues ill follow up the good work, and ldgiug our new executive from the ast, and what he promises, there is that is good to be ex- ,ected.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

dence is a fitting tribute to offset any intimation of wrong doing. He is right in this belief also, but Hassaysmpa prin ,iples are founded on water, aud you kRaw, Ju1ge, the effect of constant association with this particular class of liquid. The judge is simply intoxicated from a two frequent use fot amt constant association with fire water from the Hassayampa, and had he turned the course of that streaa into the volt in the many years he. was mayor, instead of drawing his intellectual powers trying to, make. Granite creek give up its product. he would have travelled in memory 's-trail Tor ever as the Grand Old Man of the Hassayampa. As 1t is, he is high and dry on the bank, and though he may try to innoctAate people with principles of the good old days" of doing business, it won't wash down so smoothly now with many winks, like it used to. .,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

Ranting under the stinging rebuke
 given him recently by Councilman Goldwater. Mayor Howard forces himself into the columns of the Courier this morning in a manner which must further convice those wEo know the truth of the recent
 municipal juggling on his part, that the old man is of again. His allusion to the authorship of an article in this paper, is likewise as
 malicious as 1t is false, MT. Gold water figuring ID no way with it as an individual. or as an official. Judge Howard has been mayor of Prescott for many years, succeeding himself two or three time, and while we would not accuse him of betting the Tammany tiger, his actions, nevertheless, have not been clothed with the lily white garb of simplicity he now tries to impress the public with so solemnly. He may think he is a conscientious official, and the length Of his resi-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
TAXING MINES.

It is openly stated that among he more important bills to re- eeive consideration during the
 ming ot the legislature #l bc he 4aesaoH eI laEsa z the
 pfoca-Js nT i8la {a.s is measure whicl.hes goppa3 az suc- .s.veiy @ years TJa the
 e ezcepdea ot ae .as two
 zisas ot tfr sIst1ra and has /-ea as ol aej Rev wing ao 1uesUo this late day,
 the hat is he de-
 R o. pse ccmnumties
 s-e FaIols {a % hing,
 foster gricait1Fa. e.s ment
 stricse8 vla university. apsl and Hebave counties are
 rc1vs'F inning ceaters, upon
 success If which depends their s7rogress, and to attesapt throttle N ber only sources of financial life,
 sssarily carries the impression tns the proposed measure is un- yus. and iniqditous. It is class legislation of the worst type, and brings the rural and kindred ele- ments directly in open hostility to >the future progress of the territory.
 The revenues from various sources in Arizona are said to be declining over that of past years, and if it is the intention to make mining pay the deficiency, any bill tending that way should be killed in its incipi- ency. From a practical view of the workings of any law, of this charac- ter, it is almost a rebuke to the mining fraternity. The territory was founded on mining and in 8 great measure is and has been sup Rorted by it. As an instance Pres colt, second to none in Arizona towns, owes its present stride in prosperity to mining alone, while throughout the county the various sources from which aid is annually given to maintain us, comes directly from the same source. To say to the miner and prospector, your hsrdships of past years, and in most cases a life time, must be accounted for when you reap the benefits of your calling, is a downright insult, and should be discountenanced by every class Of business men. The history of mining has been that it makes communities and whether they thrive or not on their agricul- tural resources, they are dependent on mining still for the life they en- ioy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

the corporation, in which he shall include he report of Che auditor. and recommend the adopti on of such measures as he may deem oxpedient and proper" am in clineo to the opinion that this # 'he duty Of tho retisins nayo,. Custom. howeyes has paiei neees- say for thu aewly elocte1 ,n Vor 10 pre~eat what may be cal ed an Inaugural Aiiress," aud con pliance thermith, have th hoaor to submit to yon this com nuni "a ton.
 Our city charter needs SC, eral amendments. Time aud oxl.eri snoe has shown that in some eses fl is inadequate or not sufficiently ex- plicit; recommend that isls com anon council draft an amend atory act and ask our membors of the legislature, now about to con yene, Co secure it's adoption.
 This amendatory act sluuld, in my opinion, clearly settle which officers should be appointel. |. aad by whom; the common council should be enlarged; City Register should be provided for, an power gwen to tho city council to divide the city into wards.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

che laying of a cement walk around the court house square. Part of the cost would no doubt be paid by the Hon. Board of supervisors. Aside from the improved appearances this would give the ~, and the comfort it would afford to pedes- trians, it would encourage and stimulate the owners ol lots facing on the plaza to 10 and do likewise. There is no good rsason why the main streets especially those run neng north and south should not be properly graded. The cost will be nothing compared with the benefits to be derived.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
THE OLD AND THE NEW
Upwards Farewell and GOldSltsFs Open
 ins Messages.
Some Very Interesting R1adlns for Our
 PeOpls aud Taxpayers.

The city council luo; last evening to close up its business under tIs old administration aud receive the newly elec.ed Jatigo John How aid retired after the reading of his message, and Morris Goldwater. as may or, aud W, WsRoss asd E. If. Smith took their seats as council men for the next year, Below will be found tho closing and opening addresses of eachs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

The most important question with which we have to contend. is the question ol sewerage. What was sufficient for village is no longer adequate to the requirements of a large aud growing city. But the solution of the difficulty which .coafnonts us aud all future councils is dependent on our