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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
MY UEET ~ NEW YORK.
Nothing Likely to strengthen the Party in
Eastern States Likely To be Left Indone.

Nothing Likely To strengthen the Party in
Eastern States Likely 10 be Left undone'
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic National Convention may be held
in New York next summer.
Chairman Harrlty, of the National Com
mittee has consulted the President and
several Cabinet officers concerning the
political outlook, and among the sub
jects discussed was that OF the con-
ventlon Chairman Harrty is reported
10 be in favor of holding the convention
in New York, about the middle of July.
IL is said he takes this view because OF
the fact that the Democratic party must
make its campaign next year solely on
the old lines Of combining the solid South
with New York. New Jersey. Connecu-
cut, and Indiana. New York IS regarded
as the pivotal state. and IL is felt that
anything that may strengthen the Demo-
cratic chances there should be attended
to.
According to. gossip in Administration
circles Mr.. Harrity and other members
of the National Committee believe hold
ing the convention in New York city
would tesd 10 stir up party enthusiasm
IN the Empire state and in New Jersey
and Connecticut. 1t is argued that
thousands upon thousands of Democrats
from those States who have never be-
fore had the pleasure Of attending a
national convention would attend this
one. and the effect upon the party feel
ing could not be otherwise than salu-
tary.
4 story IS published here that upon
the expiration of his present term. Presi-
dent Cleveland. Secretary Carlisle and
Secretary Oney will enter into a law
practice In New York city.
II can be stated positively that no agree
ment contemplating such an arrange
Nnent has been entered into. II the
present expectations OF Administration
officials are fulfilled. Secretary Carlisle
VIII be the next Senator from Ken
lucky
President Cleveland. it Is understood
may take an extensive trim abroad
should the Democratic party fan 10 over
ZONE ., ms well-known anupathy To- a
third term and elect him again.-New
York Herald
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
sHE REGULiR TERN BEGUI IN
THE NEW OUiRTERS.
Nearly All Of the commemorative DocAc'
Disposed cf-The Luneno"rs
Murder Cases To-Day.

Tho regular term Of the Supreme court
Of Appeals, as heretofore anhouhoe''
was begun IN the new and handsome
courtroom yesterday. all the Judges De-
ing present
There was a large attendance OF the
city bar. The Court settled down 10
business at once. and disposed OF nearly
all the Commemorative docket. as ioi-
lows:
I. commonwealth vs.. Johnson. and 2
Commonwealth VS.. Davis q Co., were
continued.
3. Commonwealth VS.. Wexford, judge
was submitted on briefs. the Attorner-
General and II. K. Pollard for appel
liant; Maury K Maury for appellee.
4. Crump VS.. Commonwealth was ar
gued by l.. L. Cox for appellant. ana
submitted.
5. williamson vs.. Commonwealth was
argued by James u. Harrison and the
Attorney-General, and submitted.
o. Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany VS.. the Cor nlonweaith. was ar
gued by r. $. kirkpatrick and the At
torney-General. and Il. Carter Scott,
Esq. and is az bar, with an hours
time remaining.
:. Maury vs.. Commonwealth; submit
ted on briefs.
s. Commonwealth vs.. Myer; continued.
This brings the docket down 10 the
Lunenburg murder cases, four in num-
ber which viii be called to-day, after
the case at bar is concluded. 1t is
thought that they will have to be post
poned for the present
on the privileged docket arc three cases
only Turner's admir- istrator VS.. &.
and o. Railway Co.. and ?. Kcrfoots ex-
ecutor VS.. Shenandoah Valley National
Bank. Will likely be passed or continued;
3. Trustees of Emory and Henry College
VS.. Shoemaker College ana others. may
he tried. If counsel can arrive here in
time. If that case be not taken up, the
regular docket will DE reached. and 3,
Floods administrator vs.. Huttor and
others. may be called for trial.
The nonresident attorneys present
were Mcssrs. f.. $. kirkpatrick, OF
Lynchburg. James T.. Harrison of Dam
vile. and ". II. Garnett, of Manches-
ter.
The following attorneys were allowed
10 practice In this court. r. $. Kirk
patrick. ESD: Lawrence r. Mccormick,
Esq, and W. II. Garrett, Esq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
GOVERNOR O'FERHALL AND JUDGE
ORGAN.

The correspondence between Governor
O'Ferral and Judge organ reminds us
of an irresistible force meeting an I'M
movable point. The Governor was
practically determined to maintain the
peace and dignity of the Commonwealth,
but wishing to do so at the least expense,
he invoked the advice OF the Attorney
General, who is his adviser and re-
quested the concurrence OF Judge Organ,
so as to avoid all legal technicalities.
But Judge Orgain stood by the letter OF
the law and would only consider It's
due process. regardless of the passion
OF the people or the inhrmites OF ne
prisoners.
We honor the Governor for his effort
to save the Commonwealth from the dis
grace OF a lynchng. If In assuming
that Judge Organ would cooperate with
him I'm this effort he allowed the eNccu-
tive TO trench on the sphere Of the judi
cial branch Of our state Government. II
was an instance in which
ITO relieve the poor ana needy was ms
pride.
And cen his failinss leaned on Writes
side"
We have no doubt the Governor Will
obey the law as promptly as the humplest
citizen. but II there is no legal process
10 avert the return OF the prisoners to
Lunenburg, he win preserve peace ana
protect their lives though 1t requires
every soldier In the Commonwealth TO
10
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Law and Equity Court.
Will Have No Opposition.

Mr.. John r. Ryan, OF Loudoun county.
who succeeded Hon. r. II. Cardwell
when the latter resigned his office as
Speaker of the House OF Delegates. 10
wards the end Of the last session OF The
Legislature. was at the Capitol yesterday.
lie said that he had not heard OF any
opposition TO him; on the contrary he
had received letters from a majority Of
the members Of the House, who volun-
teered the statement that they would
vote for him as Speaker.
Among the others who called at the
Capitol yesterday were Mr. Isaac Dlggs,
member Of the House. ro-elect from King
William and Hanover: Dr. J. j. Pendle-
ton. Of orange county, clerk Of the SEN
ate. Assistant United States District At
torney william II. Mann. Of Petersburg:
Lawrence y. T. Mccormick, OF Clarke
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
\ Novel Idea.

II is free. and deeply interests every
body who has aches or pains, or who IS
weak and sickly. Anyone can learn the
surest and quickest means 10 get strong
and well by accepting that splendid
free offer OF the great specialist In cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases. Or.
Greene. OF 80 west Fourteenth street.
New York city. He has established n
system OF letter correspondence through
which all sick and suffering people can
earn exactly what ails them. and how
TO get well without expense and without
leaving their homes. All they have u
al Is TO write 10 the Doctor, stating each
svmntom frcm which they are suffering.
and he will answer their letter explain
ing their case thoroughly. telling lust
What the trouble Is and what 10 do 10 be
cured He gives the greatest care and
attention 10 every letter, and tells the
cause of each symptom SO plainly that
natients understand instantly Just what
ais them And all this costs nothing.
II "a a splendid opportunity for those
who cannot afford the time or expense
10 go 10 the city. DR.. Greene makes a
specialty OF curing patients through let
ter correspondence. He Is the most
successful specialist In curing nervous
and chronic disc ses. and Is the discoverer
OF that wonderful medicine. DR.. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Those
who write to him set cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Arrangements are now being MADE ny
the United Societies OF st. Jonn German
Lutheran church for bazaar al Sanger
Hall, which opens next 1uesday
inc November 18th. and will continue
for two weeks. Every effort is being
made to make il a success in every
particular. The decorations promise TO
BE- very handsome. and the fancy booths.
which will bo presided over by the sever
al committees. will display great deal
Of taste and elegance.
Attractive entertainments will be on
the programme every night which VIII
please tho old as well as the young. ne
purpose Of the bazaar is 10 raise sufficient
funds for the purchase OF now cfsan
for the church. and the o1ntn4tiecs IN
charge arc working vigorously. With a
view 10 this end.
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on for Atlanta.

Al 1856 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the
train which pulled out from the Southern
Railway station bore party of travelling
men TO the Atlanta Exposition, where
they Will participate In the congress Oh
"drummers" to be held there to-day.
Among those who went from Rich
mond in the party conducted by Major
j. ". Rawey. were r. :. Christian,
Joseph Wallerstein. NJ j. Binswanger
wood. lanes w Ellis. j. d. Adams, J..
A. Freylor. John b. Culpeper. y. K.
Crump. II. G.. Sims W :. sims. Geo.
T. King, c. W. VIM ". W. Baker.
Mrs. y IT, Ellis. Miss Ellis, Miss Minnie
Cox. Mrs &. W. Saunders. Mrs. George
T. King. \ large delegation from Lynch
burg are expected 20 join the party al
panvlle While in Atlanta the party
viii stop at the Klmball House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

READING. PA. Nov. y Some valu.
able advice TO farmers is given nv r.
II. ID. Line, who is a great chicken
raiser and egg-Yroducer in Lower Al
SAGE HIS plan is, in brief, 10 make
the hens work for n living. Mr.. Line
says.
1t is necessary to make hens scratch
for a living.
Il accomplish this by feeding corn on
the cob, instead OF Smelling il. take
what / consider necessary number OF
ears, split them up into small parts.
and throw them 10 the chickens. leav-
ing the grains OF corn on the cob This
makes them work IN order 10 secure a
meal, and work Of this kind Is absolutely
requisite 10 the production Of eggs.
Il have observed this principle OF feed
ing for some years. and have been salts
fed with the results. because my hens
lay in the fall and winter. when eggs are
high in price"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

In fulfl.ment Of a promise made while
~, was I'm this city with the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company, Mr., T.. +.
RI ord Mass. mas forwarded 10 Ar.
chris. Evensen. TO be presented 10 he
Richmond Lodge Of Elks most cnisLe
and are each formed C.. whales tooth
mounted upon a handle made from the
wocd OF the famous whaler. the lark
Rousseau" which Is said 10 Lave
brought more millions 10 New Bedford
than any other whsling craft The handles
are OF white mahogany. and two OF
them are carved from sDokes in the steer
ire wheel. While the remainder OF ;hc ;et
were made from the vessels plan. The
'sRoussecu" - fs mod IN song ana story
The vessel was built IN 1901 and o-oSsn
10 in 1898. Mr.. Alcck Brownell, or This
CITY, knew tho old ship from st;m 10
storn, having sailed on her some, years
Erelted Ruler, Esteemed Leading
Enirkt Esteemed Loyal Knight and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

whether il Is TO be an extension OF
the franchise of the present telepnonc
or the introduction of new one. the
CITY Council should settle the question
as speedily as possible. The compel
tive telephone companies ana the people
wish TO know what they are TO expect.
Whatever is best for the people Of tho
city should be done. 1t Is TO be hoped
however. that no such decisions as made
the dog drop the meat TO grasp at a
shadow should deceive the Soions OF our
city Legislature. The merits Of each
applicant should be carefully and Judi
ciously weighed. and the one that will
give the best service for the cost, ali
things considered. should be chosen.
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lease bv deliberately violating what II
has been imprcssing upon the people as
right all o. its life.
one Of the fundamental maxims OF
Democracy has ever been that II stood ior
principles and not for men-"princiria non
homines"-yet. under the pressure OF ad-
versity. brought about by its own ADAM
donmcnt OF its own principles, the parry
SIS now advised 30 rely on man anu
not on principle for its restoration 10 'he
confidence OF the American people. II
Democratic principles have lost tneif
force and the Democratic party mas D-t
one man In whom the American people
can trust, the career Of the party Is enaeu'
It had as well shut up shop and 20 OUT
OF business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
DR.. R. c. FLOWER,
OF BOSTON, MASS.
DR.. R. c. Flower 10 Eake Professional
Trip TO Richmond Va.

The patients of Or. Il. Z. FloWer WI,
be clad 10 know that he has arranged
a professional visit 10 Richmond, va,
Exchange and Ballard hotel, ThHrs-
day. Friday. and Saturday, November
18th. 18th, and 10Th. ,...o,
There is no physician in the h'eu
states better known than Or. X :.
tr1owor Ais cures are 50 numerous,
and often of such a miraculous nature.
that many writers have claimed 'h"'
many OF his cures were miracles.
DR.. Flowers ability 10 tell q pat'n,
his disease without asking quesu.o,n, -
as v,eIl es,abIishod as that Or. Flower
lives. 49,. ,.,,t
This Southern visit OF the Doctor WIZ
AFFORD an excellent opportunity 10 many
TO INSULT this eminent speclahsI S'o'0
10 their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Gar and Buggy Collide.

Monday evening about 6;Sl O'CLOCK '.r
No N of the Hull-strcet lile, IAN into
a hu1gv driven by Emmett I'agan' son
of n r. Pagan. juulS-ds tier Oh cay
street. The car crashed into h. busy
smashing the headlight. pieces Of e
glass Of which pierced the boys lea
near the knee. making . very painful
cut. lie was also bruised belo" the
knee and on the head
The buggy was also smashed, while
the harness was completely tom from the
horse. which was lightly scratched. The
boy pluclsily held on TO the reins. or he
would, have been dragged under the
car. and, in all probability, killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Officers Installed.

The meeting Monday night Of Rescue
Lodge. Good rcmplars. was in every way
successful. The room was crowded,
many visitors being present. III. NJ Trim
BILE. Grand Councillor, installed officers as
follows: =. c. r.. r. c. Traylor; g r.
George NJ. lawson, y. t. MISS fau-
line Edwards. financial secretary, +. VI.
BEDFORD. treasurer. Miss Laura Atkin-
No southall: deputy marshal, Miss Maud
trimmer: guard. B. +. Eckers' sentinel
\ woodward: 5. j. r.; Mrs. r. y.
farke. lodge deputy. r.. NJ. BEDFORD. Ar
range ments were completed Tor me meet
also for the election of delegates.
OWNS 10 the absence OF one Of the
,,ebaters the debate was postponed Tor
Two weeks. An excellent programme wa
rendered. Though late, members were lolh
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Special Fur Sale.
PRICES BRoKEN ALL TO PIECES.

PRICES RROKEN ALL TO PIECES.
It's not our loss-the manufacturer
stands 1.-THE had 10 have money; the long
continued warm weather caused Furs 70
sell slowly. he was oyerstocked. and ac-
cepted our cash offer of about yoc. Oh the
dollar as the easiest and best way out or
the difficulty.
The stock consists Of Electric Seal.
Wool Seal Astrachan. and Coney Capes,
All desirable Furs; some short length,
others long; all made full sweep and cut
latest style.
Black Coney Cape. 30 inches long, well
lined the $3.50 value. NOW s..
Fine French Coney Cape, heavy. satin
lined = inches long. full sweep, $3.50
grade. NOW s..
The 81 % Cape, NOW So
$3.50 Fur Cape. NOW SO.
so Cape. edged with IhiDet, NOW $lt
SIS WOol-Seal Capes, NOW $3.50.
$3.50 Wool Seal edged with marten,
NOW So
S35 Wool Seal edged with Thibet NOW
81
50 Wool Seal. full marten collar, and
edged with marten. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Turned Over 10 the Proper Authorities

Governor OFerrall yesterday issued
rendition warrant on the regusition from
the Governor OF Pennsylvania for the
eStraditi0n OF Louis Simon and Alexander
Cross charged with conspiracy and Sc
creting and dispOsing of property with
intent 10 defraud their creditors IN Phila-
delphia Simon and Cross. who We're de-
tanned at the time IN the Jail OF this city,
were at once turned over 10 Mr.. Edward
f. Gentner. an officer from Philadelphia,
who left with them on the north-bound
train at l2NJ F. VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the Cotton states an" '"'ei "a''"''
Exposition, Atlanta, thin" "''' N
Entering the Exposition 'f"un"-'

Round-trlp tickets Will be sold from
Richmond as follows: =, ,oos
Daily until December 49, lSgS'
inclusive, with anal limit Janu- %, o.,
arv T. 1896. ......-............ @. ~. so 80
Daily until December 10. 1879,
inclusive. with final limit twent- - a.
~ e2M DAYS from date of sale: IL u
on tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week until Decemoer -,
1895. inclusive. with final limit 9, -
ten lO) davs from date of sale. i ~
t,orrespondngly low rates from sli
other stations For additional inforna-
ton and for sleeping car RESERVATIONS w
~ cast -''''''' c. w. CECIL.
Trav. Passenger Agent.
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Kills Without Pain.

The Richmond Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty 10 Animals has put into
operation an ingenious contrivance for
destroying such dumb animals as are
beyond surgical aid without iniiicting
pain The instrument Of death consists
OF a wooden box about six feet square.
which is lined with zinc, and connected
by a pipe one hundred feet long with
the street main of gas
The trap-do0r Is shut and the gas rush
ed into the compartment. Death is
almost Instantaneous. The experiment
Is complete success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
COTTON STATES INTERNATIONAL TX
POSITION. ATLANTA, GA.
Especial Rates" atlanta special" via
the Senboard Air Line.

only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman Buffet
SIeepers and Nestibuled pay-Coaches.
10 extra fare on Vestibuled trains. ON
tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week
fare from Richmond TO Atlanta and re-
turn. only Sl2.4O, good for ten days from
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE. ~.
Leave Richmond 900 A NJ ana i ~
A. NJ. arriving Atlanta next day at ON
A. " and 400 =. VI. - -.
Remember. commencing October lst the
Atlanta Sleeper will be open at Union de,
not at 900 =. VI. This Sleeper rs placed
In service especially for the oeneht OF the
Richmond travelling public.
I-or otber rates and information apply
~ II. NJ. BOYkIN,
Passenger Agent.
S3f east Main street.
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IMn Mnre lnnXicfs

Sheriff John \. Miller. OF Wise county.
called at the Office OF the Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts yesterday after delv-
erlug at the penitenuary the fol-
lowing convicts: Bill Lee (coiored).
sentenced to fix years innpris-
onment for malicious shooting. on two
indictments; Dock Haskins (colored). SEN
fenced 10 ten years imprisonment for
murder in the second degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

SPECIAL PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
RICHMOND TO ATLANTA EN-
POSITION.
Commencing Tuesday October 2th'
the Atlantic Coast Line will run through
''....,,r ttcnmond 10 Atlanta, ieaNlns
Richmond Tuesdays ana Thursdays each
week al 7l3 r. NJ. arriving In Atlanta
y noon next day Returning, leaving
Atlanta. Wednesdays and Saturdays ar
irving Richmond Thursdays and sundays
3.iO \. NJ. Passengers can remain 10
sleeper until breakfast time. This VIII
insure Richmond passengers quick SER
Vice. comfort, and good nights rest go
inc and coming. THIS LINE OFFERS
vrRY LOW rates. Special arrange
monts will be made for other days In
week.
For further information as 70 sleeper
reservations. rates, &c. apply 10 Rich
mond Transfer Co. 9ol east Main street :
II ID. owen, ticket agent. Union Depot,
or c. s CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agt,
Room 8. Union Depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
CiOaks and Capes.

An exceptional inducement IN style, as
well as price, is held out here for you 70
make your purchase Of Wraps. The lead
trlDutei their best efforts 10 make this
stock what IL liz, and Wraps can be bought
here at less price than you pay FOR
poor sorts elsewhere.
Your special attention Is called 10 the
values in Chmchilld al 1855. Beaver, at
Sf3S: Boucle effect. at $; Boucle, az SiJO,
Astrachan effect. ss7j and SO.
Nobby Beaver and kerseys at $40, $3.50,
and SIS.
fact anything in a nobby outer garment
for misses or ladies Is here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
From the Fire Department

The Board of Fire Commissioners viii
hold a postponed meeting this evening at
O'Clock 10 open proposals for furnish
ing a fire struck for the Iaurel-street en-
g.ue house.
The chemical fire engine and engine
company No 3. the steamer and hook and
ladder truck No. l. viii move into their
new quarters In the BrOad-street engine
house during the present Week. me
removal viii not be accompanied by any
ceremonies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
ChiIdren's CIOaks.

The immense variety OF Infants Cloaks
and ChAdren's Refers and Jackets has
been the talk OF the town. and well IL may
be- for such values and styles were never
shown here before.
see the Children's Cloaks. 2 TO years.
at S250. $50. and $3.y5-they cost you a
dollar more elsewhere.
The better grades at s.. $780, & 20 TO
sl2 so are dainty and stylish. and only 10
be found N"re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 1895.
To-DAy,s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

Schiller Lodge. !. o. o. F., Schiller Hall.
Stuart Council a. l.. Of H.. Powci S
Martha Washington Lodge Knights ana
Ladies of Honor. SiS north tlith stf,tt.
Richmond Council. Chosen Friends, FL
let's Hall. 81, -,
lows Hall. ,.,,.... ~,
Oueou Lodge. Golden Shore. Eletts han
Company Is. First Regiment, Armory.
Elba Beneficial and Social society Ten
iral HILL.
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A New Song.

Mr.. Spencer Lane. one Of the most ac-
complished musicians In this city has
lust composed a waltz song. entitled
.When Noliie Battles the Baby" The
words are by Thomas b. Holmes. ana
he music by Mir. Lane. II Is catchy
and bright. He understands the art
of crc,ting melody. The song is pub
ushed By the Richmond Music Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13
Writing His MESSAGE.

Governor O'Ferrall did not appear al
his Office in the Capitol building yester-
day. He was busily engaged al the
executive mtrsion writing his message,
AZ IFS opening on the first "Wednesday In
December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-13

Esteemed featuring Knight at the next
convocation 81 The lodge. The curios ere
rare specimens. and have excited he ah-
miration Of ali who have seen u -, ~
Mr.. Chapman 10 the Odi-Fellows through
Mr. Evensen