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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
Boston boy Drowned.

Boston, July 26-Matthew Casey, II
years old, living at 45i Neponset avenue,
fell into the creek in the rear of his home
and was drowned yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
bulgarian Uprising Imminent.

VIENNA, July 26.-Thcre are rumors
here of revolutionary uprising in Bull
garia, with hostile demonstrations at
Sofia and elsewhere against Prince Ferdi-
nand and M. Stoiloff, the Bulgarian
minister
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
WAR CROWLINCS..
Italy Will Not Permit Russia to
iieddIe With Abyssinias
CLASH BETWEEN THE NATIONS
Now Appears to Be Reaching
a Critical Point.

ROME, July so-In the chamber Of dep
utics, Baron Blanc, minister OF foreign sf-
fairs, made statement In which he said
that all OF the powers had already recog-
nized the protectorate over Abyssinia
which had been established by Italy, and
had admitted that none Of them was enti-
tied tn intervene between King Menelek
aud the Italian governments
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
The Addlcks Divorce Case

WILMINGTON. Del, July 26.-The hear.
ing in the Addicks divorce case is private
The commissioner will probably report in
Septcmbcr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
Crossed In Ten DAYS.

New YORK, July 26.-The u. s. cruiser
New York, which sailed from Gravesend
ON July lb, arrived here Yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth.
some, Nutritious, EcOnom-
ical 2Sct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of all Grocers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co,
- South Fifth St, Brooklyn. N. y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26

for law costs incurred in the libel suit Of
Wilde vs.. Queensberry.
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TYPEWRITiNG.

SMITH PREMIhE TYPEHRITER, -
Custom House ST. B. Taylor Br2ce. Man'r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26

MISS >. j.. LELIi, Etenographer, Type
writer, Dictatipn 1ypewriting, 4A Butler TX.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26

MRS. ANhIh SWEET, 1ypewriting and
Iictatinn. Mimeograph. a2 custom nouse st
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MINISTER'S.
TYPEWRiTERS.

BAR-LOCh TIPEWRITER, the modern
writing machine; writing always In sight.
4l9 Industrial Trust Co. bldg. supplies Tor
ali machines. Gilbert NJ. King, AgI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
ROfMfNYIc MfRRIfGE.
Mr.. q. l.. Brown and Miss Gertrude Rod
ger. IloDe 10 Washington.


4 marriage that had many elements Of
romance surrounding IT, took place yes
terday i'm Washington. The parties 10 IL
were Miss Gertrude Rodgers, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. .. Leon Brown. Of this city.
For some weeks past Miss Rodgers has
been staying with Miss Bessie Rowe, at
40j west Marshall street. and during her
visit here Mr.. Brown was very attentive
to her.
Yesterday when she decided to return
home. Mr.. Brown and Mrs. +. =. Rowe
accompanied her. 10 IS not known whether
their plans 10 get married were determin-
ed upon before they left Richmond. but,
however. il may have been, when the
Capital city was reached they were made
husband and wife. and Immediately left
for Baltimore 10 visit the brides mother.
They will return 10 Richmond tomorrow.
and will De at home 10 their friends, at
1913 east clay street
The bride IS only nineteen years OF age
and quite pretty. while the groom has
not vet reached his twenty-nrst year. lie
holds the responsible position OF chlef
clerk I'm the offices of the Atlantic Coast
Line
There was no opposition 10 the match
on the part Of either the young ladys or
Young mans parents, but only possible
objection being the groom's youth, and II
is said that they will be cordially re-
ceiycd on their return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
NE II NOT CONNOR.
II. NJ. Davis il AN Altogether Different
Crook.

sfpph.
4 man named Il. VI. Davis was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Austin, on
suspicion OF being j. .. ConnOr who
about two weeks ago came 10 Richmond.
and making his headquarters at Mr..
Cooks gallery. advertised Tor collector.
Quite a number OF young men applied
for the place. and Conner required each
one 10 deposit so as security, telling
them to come 10 work on the 18th in
slant. but when they showed up 10 begin
operations. ConnOr had gone. carrying
their money with him.
Yesterday morning Davis was seen
walking down Broad street. by William
G. Schmidt who Is said 20 have recog-
niZed him as the man who had tried 10
pass a bogus draft on Francis II. Leg
gett & Son, New York. Schmidt. with
a friend. followed Davis, intending to
turn him over 10 an officer. Davis turn
ed in Alurphy's and darted out the side
door. running down Eighth street. with
Schmidt in pursuit. At Main street, he
ran into Ofiicer Austin's arms.
On being searched at the Second Po-
lice Station, a letter was found pur-
porting TO be from William II. Lanachal
Il Son, Baltimore. In which Davis was
authorized TO draw on them. The let
ter Davis acknowledge as bogus.
IL was learned that Davis registered
at Murphys earlier In the day. and at
once tried 10 get 81 cash from the clerk.
a good many OF the young men who
were y.ctimized by Connor, and also Mr..
Cook. the photographer. who was de-
ceivcd by him, called at the Second sta
ton last evening. thinking Davis might be
the same man. They found. however,
that Davis was an entirey different
person.
The charge against him at the station
Is that OF being a suspicious character.
and he Will be brought before Justice
Crutchfield tomorrow upon this charge.
He has been drinking heavily while in
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
MACK DRESS GOODS.

II we had told you few months ago
iilat such prices as these for desirable
goods were possible. 70 put 1t mildly
y0a wouldn't believe MS.
Atwood Imperial Serge heavy weight.
ncn-shrnkable. absolutely fast Black. jet,
and Blue, a. inches wide. We limit every
customer 10 yards Dress Pattern, as
we want the sale 10 list one day. Price.
Sc: Mondays price. +Sc. Remember. only
,ns Dress to customer
Black Sicilian Hleh-Class Dress Goods
- a low price. - inches wide, shakes the
Gust. makes scrYicsahle Dress. zoe.
Black Siciillns q inches, 81.
Only one Dress 20 "A customer In this
Black silk Finish Henrietta. rs inches
wide, In Blue and Jet-black; price Sc.'
Mondays price. iSc
ss-Inch Ail-Wool Black Serge quality
las been sold for i5c. reduced To 2jc.
aG-inch Black Scilian for Skirts and
,ntire costumes former price o0c.. Mon
iay's price. 30c.
5,-inch Black Novelty Suitings Diagonal
scrges. for odd skirts and entire cos
rmes. price soc; only yards 10 Gus
'caer. al i9c.
COI.ORED DRESS GOODS.
wool Check suitinss in an various sizes
',om a pin-head 10 a large black head;
'1l assortment Of the latest and most de-
' Tsncs eo lSod ,p prf SEES -e &c
fo-lnoh Wool Effects, isc.
sc-inch Bright plaids, former price &C.;
iow sc.
.nd he latest and SWEETEST dress Of the
f,ason. 81.
we've been rather extravaFant in the
mount ~ care we've been lavishing on
his department lately. our prices and
,tyles OF Fall silks Will be a surprise to
Fancy Taheta silks, broohe effects, hair
efrfnes Boa
Fancy Tansta silks high, rich iustre,
trOchc stripes. lbc.
SUM EVENINGS silk in the most beau
liful stripes. white ground. pe1ch-bloW
stripe. oscil stripe. strawberry stripe, rose
jtrpe black stripe. turquoise stripe, all
lhe new and dainty c0loringi. 20.
Plaid silks. pronounced colorings. 81.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Carpets made and laid free Of charge.
Our carpet man says he has some very
special things Just now. some patterns
that are the very choice OF the designers
art.
know carpets as W know dry goods. All
the way from the raw material 70 the
loom. You need never ask us II Carpet
IL reliabe-ihe fact that IL Is here
answers that question.
Here are the Special Patterns we offer
this week.
brussels Carpet. COO
Brussels Carpet. zoe.
brussels Carpet. 1lc.
Velvet Carpet. SIC.
NOquette Carpets. N2j.
Hemp Carpet Joe.
Ingram Carpet. Do.
Ingram Carpet, zoe.
Wool Ingram Carpet, foc.
Wool Ingram Carpet zoe.
Wool Ingram Carpet, enc.
Wool Ingram Carpet csc.
Wool Ingram Carpet, zoe.
JULIUS sYCLE & SONS,
rorner second end Broad streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

The following cases were disposed OF IN
the Police Court yesterday;
Mary Scott (colored) was fined $3.50 and
costs for disorderly conduct i'm the street
John Baker was charged with keeping
his bar-rOom open on last Sunday. How
ever there was no evidence produced 10
substantiatc the charge, ana II was
promptly dismissed.
William johnson (coloreD was fined y
and costs for being drunk.
Reuben White ,colored), charged WITH
stealing some wearing apparel from Mrs.
r. Lovenstein. was dismissed, there being
no evidence 10 convict him.
Anthony Walker (colored) was sent 10
Jail for six months. a. suspicious char
acter in default of 800 surety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

and b. II. Marsh, secretary, recording
Chairman Wallcrst ain. OF the committee
appointed by the post TO look into the
matter Of getting a 5.O)-mile interchanso-
folk Post Is booming urdcr his ndntse-
"a meeting of his committee for TUESDAY
evening. the 10Th instant, at $50 o'clock
in the rooms OF the post.
Chairman culpeper, cf the fress Com
mittee has recently returned from NOT
folk and vicinity, and reports great ac-
tvitv I'm T. l.. \. circles there. He says
President Davis ~ a hustler, ana NOR
able book, over all the roads, has Val';i
ment.
Ii was decided to have one Of the promi,,
rent diyines OF the city preach spc'iai
sermons 10 tho travelling meu during the
FAN and winter season. the dates TO be az
such times as win eaten number or the
T. i. As at home. Rev. Dr. Lanur uin
preached TO them early this year. ana the
committee appointed to look ater TINS
feature VIII soon cali on the leading pas
tors and get the dates fixed
As the fall and winter season advances
the r. =. AS are getting taeif forces
actively together, In order 10 carry out
plans for the advancement OF eir., ~, ~
iercsts and those OF the joboers, manu-
facfurers. and wholesale men they rep
circular letter has been freely dis
trlbuted among the travelling. men os
fhe country by A. ]. Massey, secretary OF
The opeu-Air Gospel Wagon Association,
of Emaus Lehigh county. Pa. urging the
travelling men TO consider seriously the
auestion OF becoming Chflstlans anu as
ststinc i'm the promotion of the Christian
cause. On, q, ., .-os
.nt wero r. s. Christian, state president
q. W. Saunders, post preSident' S'o; '.lV-
son. Jr.. state secretary; Il. IL. MARSH
,oei secretary: Colonel John 5. HARDWOOD,
iohn n. Culpeper. =. j. hurry. A; Y.
S SS' p W. spiiirnan. 7. II. Pace, John
IA. Capers. Jr., Samuel Fleming; Mr. >:
Doughty. formerly or Austin, rex, h Du'
The next meeting will be held on the
IAN instant at the rooms at $50 j. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

The Handsome building at Lakeside fnrk
1. Ncnring Completion.

l. Nearing tnmpie'i"h'
The handsome clubhouse, "hich Is
being built at Lakeside Park by Major
Lewis Gintor. as rendezvous Tor the
wheelmen of the Commonwealth ana
Westmoreland Clubs, Is being rapidly
pushed TO completion. The roof VIII
probably he put on within week. when
oomplered broad vorandas and wheel
stands will AFFORD rest for the 'cyclist
and his steed The club grounds are
being beautined by landscape garden
ing and slope gently from the house
which is Oh 4 knoll, TO the lake-shore,
where are lighthouses and bathlns
grounds.
The road leading 20 Lakeside Park IS
one OF the most attractive running out
of the city. IL passes many handsome
villas. including those of Mr.. Ginter,
Or. Mcclure, Mrs. Addie Lyons, Mr..
Joseph Bryan. and others. The Miss
inp-I.ink track, which is now being built.
will connect Broad street. and the kou-
Ievard with the Hermitage road leading
to Lakeside Park
The club has a membership OF lop,
with Archie Anderson president, ana
Victor williams secrtary and treasurer
Every night many Of the members take
a spin out 20 the club. Many Of those
now making Lakeside Park their rem
devious are lady enthusiasts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
MISS LiNGHORNE's ACCIDENT.
what an Eyewitness Has to say
About II.

A letter was received In Richmond
Yesterday morning addressed TO a friend
~ Miss irene I.anghorne, from person
Who Was an eyewitness OF the accident
TO Miss Langhorne and Mr.. rlDsoh' an
account OF which was published IN yes
terday's Times. "a, ,,..or,a
and Mr. Gibson had been asked, win
Miss I.anghorne's guests. 10 Alton Park.
the home of Mr.. John VIM, and on the
way there the horse driven by MI. GID
son became frightened and ran away
throwing Miss Langhorne ana MI. CID
son ont Miss Langhorne sustained the
injury OF strained knee-cap. ana MI.
Gibson had the misfortune TO break one
of The small bones In his right hand.
while their injuries are not az severe
as they might have been. they are very
nainfui. and the physician says that MISS
Ianrhorne will be kept In bed Tor three
weeks. After the accident a,;on ho psrS
ra,,,rninr 20 "Mirador' later.
1t is said that Mr. Gibson NsS, Was has i sIt
Albemarle and gone 70 New s solm: n no
Injuries not being suiiiciently severe u
nrevent him from travelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
RUG EXHIBITION-COME AND SEE
THEM

RUG ENHIBTTION-COME AND SEE
THEM.
Absolutely the cheapest ever offered.
Sal III Rugs. something new. the finest
imitation Of the real Turkish Rugs COST
ing $50 and $40 We are showing a large
variety in sizes and styles Of Sal X Rugs.
Sal III Rugs, large size !l;@
Sal Ki Rugs, large size, - w.
Sai III Rugs. large sige, 81.
Sal Ki Rugs large size, 1886.
Sal hi Russ. large size, sl2.
Sal Xxi Rugs. large Size VII
Smyrna Rugs, isc.
Brussels Rug, 20c.
Brussels Rus &c.
Brussels Rug. 37c.
smyrna Druggets, so.
Ingram Druggets, 81 80.
Window Shades, all colors, Zoe.
Window Shades, &c.
Window Shades, i2c.
Window-Shades. Doc.
our stock of window Shades excels 9TH
efs. ~
Lace Trimmings for Underwear: Tor
chon Laces.
Right at the height Of -Lace-using time
prices cut In half.
For tomorrow we will sell Torchon
I.aces that sold at % and DC for IL lie.
CANTON FLANNELs.
Look somewhere else first. then you VIII
better appreciate our Canton Flannel OF
ferngs
Canton Flannels. value Sc. price, &c:
Canton lloUUtlNs NdiA' f'.f bft''f
Canton Flannels, value lVc.' price &C..
Canton F'lannels, value l2t.; price, l-5c.
Canton Flannels, value lic.; price, lVc,
Canton Flannels, value Ice; price IL l-zc.
ANY quantity you want;
Red and White Wool Fannels'
Prices look as though buzz-saw han
cut loose through them. IL makes dol
Red ana White Wool Flannels, prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
RED and White Wool Flannels, prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
25c.
10 pieces Of Red and White Flannel. only
10 yards to a customer. Ssc., CONSIDERED
a bargain for Monday. 25c.
SCHOOL UMBRELLAS,
These prices should make business
School Umbrellas, b0c.
school Umbrellas, SOC.
School Umbrellas, sc.
School Umbrellas, l0c.
School Umbrellas. sc.
School Umbrellas, 9Oc.
HUCK TOWELS.
no Pure Linen Huck Towels l'x4
inches. each customer Towels, al IL l--c.
50p Satin Damask Towels, l6x53 10
customer al Zoe. o,-,>.c
TABLE BINENS-TABlE NAfhi No,
Prices and quality tell the tale; 1t was
a tremendous loss to the manufacturer.
See our Table Linens at ioc.
See our Table Linens at 5Nc.
See our Table Linens at toc.
See our Table Linens at Toe.
Sc our Table Linens at Soc.
See our Table Linens at SOC.
See our Table Linens al 81.
See our Table Linens at 81 =.
See our Table Linens at $l5o
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS.
corner Second and Broad streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
MISS MAY MlNNlGERODE
no M1EHI PROF. \. y. ANDREWS,
or UfSHTNGTON.
The Ceremony to Take Place on Their Az
rival in London from Germany-Ihe
News Pleasantly Received.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept. Especial
Mrs. Virginia Miunisorode received a
letter Yesterday evening from her daugn-
ter. Miss May Minnisorodc who Is travel
ling In Europe. saying that on her ar
rival in London from Germany, she and
Professor j.. T.. Andrews, OF Washing
ton. would be married.
Miss Minnigerode. who is q talented
Young artist went abroad IN July TO
perfect herself IN the studies which she
has been pursuing under Professor An
drews. at the CorcoIan school OF Art. in
Washington, for several years.
The announcement IS received very
pleasantly here. whore the talented
young lady IS very popular. though II Is
somewhat OF surprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

cantain Lindsay. superintendent OF the
rndustrIaI Home. entertained number OF
the ladies and gentlemen employed In the
STORE of the Cohen Company ana their
invited friends on Thursday night on the
rros,nds OF the home on west Broad
Street The following ladies and gentle
man we're present: Miss Mary johnson
and mother, Miss Maggie Gwilt. Mrs.
levy and Mrs. Howard, Miss Duel and
Mrs. DueIl: the Misses Lee. Misses he
Vile. Andrews, Walker, Lancaster. har-
rison. Ida GaHra. Ball. BsllA Toomey'
Haxiegrovs. speEcs, Hsinson' Jones'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

4 new street railroad is being built
TO run from the end OF the present line
al Barton Heights out to the Brook road,
and a depot will be erected at the june
ture OF the Brook road and Boulevard,
where passengers may take the dummy
road TO Lakeside Park.
Major Ginter refused 10 allow the line
To run along the Brook road Work on
the new road has already been started,
and the poles, ties. and rails are on the
ground The contracts call for the ope-
rating OF cars over the full line by octo-
Der 10Th.
Ii is also stated that another company
will soon be organized 10 build a road
out to Sherwood from the new Broad
street line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

Washington 000301l0-i
batteries: Gardiner Hart. and Merritt.
Cilroy and Mcclure Game called In
eighth innig on account OF darkness.
CINCINNATI. :. BnooKLfN.7.
BROOKLYN. n. Y, Sept. lit rain
ed continually throughout to-day's game.
In the first inning the play was stopped
for twenty-seyen minutes. The Cincin-
natis did not want 10 resume playing. but
Captain Griffin insisted. Although out
batted. the Reds won In the third In
ming Abbey lost control OF the bali. and
was hit hard. The home team had sew
eral chances TO win. but hits were lack
ing.
Score. X. u. u.
BROOKLYN ............. 0O4010 IT II )
Cincinnati ............ O061001- IS 0
Battcries-Abbey. Kennedy. and GRIM
Parrot and Vaughan. Called on ac-
count OF darkness.
ST. LOUIS. 4: BOSTON. 3.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. THE Browns
defeated the Bostons to-day I'm very
close pitchers contest. Sullivan was I'M
fortunate. his bases on balls counting In
the score, while McDougalls ala not
The batting OF Long. Miller. and Roger
O'Connor. and the field OF Long, Nash,
and Dowd were the features OF the
game. Attendance. 800
Score: r.. N. T..
Boston ............1Oo02O 2
ST. Louis ...........1 100000 I
Batteries: Sullivan and Tenny; McDou-
gal and Peits.
At New York:
New York Chicago game postponed on
account Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

GAMIs SCHEDULED fOR MONDAY
Al Richmond.
Norfolk w. Richmond.
Al Portsmouth.
lyncahurg VS.. Portsmouth.
At Petersburg.
Roanoke vs.. Petersburg.
MOTIFS
Great boy, Tannchill,
The Roanoke team have gone for good.
and Richmond wishes them better luck
elsewhere. for a better or more gentle
manly set OF players II would be hard
70 ind.
Fuliz played lovely game yesterday.
He did not strike out.
Iadden was presented with bunch OF
roses yesterday.
Tate was on the grounds yesterday.
Uouscman ana Berte IN the third inning
collided IN tisiug Ia get Padden's fly.
Fultz was caught mapping at first In the
sixth.
smith PLAYS in a sweater.
We'll Tcrryhill. old BOY; struck snag
IN Norfolk. ehy
The Crabs are here tomorrow. There
should be three great battles.
The remnant can be lost by Richmond
yet.
dill the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
GENTLEAfEN'S FURNISHING Oc
PARTMENT.

GENTLEMEN'S FIRN1SHlNO Oc
PARTMENT.
For this week we will sell q linen
Bosom, Custom-Mad Shirt, reinforced
back and front. all sizes. to customer
at SIC. q,
Gentlemens Pure Linen Collars. ali
styles. Toe. 80.
quality. only pairs 10 a customer, l2'sc.
Tan and Unbleached Socks, last color.
seamless all sizes, isc. quality, pairs
10 customer. l2i1c.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchicfs, I've.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchiefs. l2tc.
Gentlcmen's Linen Handkerchief.
10 3-3c.
Gentlemsn's Linen Handkerchief. &c.
Gentlemen's Neckwear 25c.
WOOL cAssIMEREs.
Wool Cashmere Pants Patterns, si.3.
Wool Cashmere, 2ac.
Wool Cashmere. BIC.
Wool Cashmere. soc.
Wool Cashmere. 75c.
Blue Flannel. ST.
LACE CURTAINS.
800 pairs OF $3.50 gace Curtains TO be
sold tomorrow for s.. 25 n pair Look iLSe
Brussels net
Lace Curtains, 75c. a pair.
Lace Curtains, 81 a pair
MATTINGs. -
20 pieces OF Bamboo Mating. seamless.
Goods delivered 20 all portions Of tho
city and suburbs.
Mail Orders filled. .
JULIUS sYcr.n = SONS,
ses corner sscond and broad strsetA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
THE LABOR CONTENTION.
IL IL Almost Certain That Five Candidates
Will he Chosen.

The Labor Convention Will be held next
Wednesday night 10 select candidates from
among the Democrats for the L.Slsla-
ture. IL Is Thought that five candidates
viii be chosen. \ letter has be - GENT
by Mr.. ". II. Mullen, chairman OF tie
Committee on Nominations. 10 each can
didate, asking for an expi essi0n or uelr
charter, and to what extent Z ought
90 be amended as regards the election Of
city officials. The letter states that TINS
is the only question upon which the con-
ventitn proposes 10 make stand
The meeting OF tho cow ealOn VIII be
secret but its proceedings Will be Siven
70 the press after adjoIrnmelt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

A suit was Instituted yesterday In the
Law and Faulty Court by r. A. Edwards
against the Richmond Railway and Elec-
tric Company; damages. 5000. The suit
b BROUGHT for injuries received, put the
declaration has not yet been filed
Another suit was brought by Mrs. Mar.
tina r.. Mayes against the hichmond
hallway and Electric Company for y5.Oc0
damages This suit has fbeen insutlit'.:
on account OF injuries which plaintr re-
ceived recently By being thrown OH d
car OF the defendant.
The docket Will be called In TINS court
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.