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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
VIZ. nlrls.s nODr sARrANT.
A Visit to the Scene of the Confederate
Presidents imprisonment.


n,ro1erjol NcGinnis. who was bOdy
sorvant of jefferson Davis during the lat
tors ir,nrisonment at Fortress Monroe
saws Yesterdays Baltimore sun. returned
nom a visit 10 that place AcSitl"@s
10 has Heen employed by the baitlHioi'
News Company more than tNtNF 80" ','..
and was sent on the trip u OF ID aa -'''',
roe hv a gentleman Who mas tdn't ii.' t
interest In him. 10 was me NiSA
moro with Mr. Davis in the Skies. ic-
Ginfis said there are no familiar laes
there and that one OF tht "*t''"-
which Mr.. Davis was cohhNtu HdS
removed. but the easements ~ wa.
was first imprisoned are pretty murn as
fhev were during the period directly after
NfcCiinnis served Mr Davis about SIX
months while the famous prisoner Wis
confined In the easements, anu Wn'. '--'
had health OF the Confederate freslntn M
caused mis- removal from the cartiheiit7
to another part Of the fortress Mcplnnls
continued 10 serve him eighteen mphlns
until his release took place ne tiltl "'
companicd the Davis iamny 10 -aoi'' I'm
Canada. and remained six months WIN
the childr,n-Win and Ny me l.aleI
he came 10 Baltimore. when MT Jaws,
ON account of depleted fortunes, dispense"
with his services. After two years ser
vice with Mr.. John ". Garrett, McNihnis
entered the service OF Inc Baltimore ->'"'
Company.
Mr.. George w Schley. a wealthy GeoI-
gian. employed McGnnis after the war.
Mrs jefferson Davis desired some one 10
accompany her 10 the North 20 look after
her baggage. and be was taken along
Mrs Davis obtained "A permit from sec
rotary stanton 20 visit Mr. Davis al Fort
ress Monroe and she was adN-cd ma.
unless her husband had It special COOK,
proper food. and similar attentions he
would not live long AirffiHHiS was en-
gagged to perform these duties. lie says
he supervised the cooking aud arranging
of Mr. Dayis's food. carried all his mes
sagcs received his letters and friends,
and was in constant attendance upon MIN
during the last TWO years Of his impris0n-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

NEWARK. y. J.. Aug N.-Mrs; Ella
Robertson. Of Kearny. was buried yes
Mrs Robertson was the wife OF Robert
Robertson. She had been married TWEEN
ty-fiye year. saturday. and celebrated
their silver wedding in their pretty home
at Chestnut and Boyd streets \ i si
Robertson participated IN the first dance
OF the evening At its end she uttered a
scream and sank % the floor
4 physician was summcnel ana saw
at a glance that she was suffering from
apoplexy. In few hours she died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

PARIS. Aug. H.-ln recognition or the
DIPLOMATIC Jubilee OF Baron dc N0hren-
helm. Russian Ambassador 20 France tne
car has conferred upon him the dcc0fa-
ton of the first class Of the Order of ST..
Vladimir In his letter the Car said
your present activity, directed IOWA u
the maintenance OF friendly relations bee
tween Russia and France contributes 10
the ACCOMPLISHMENT of task dear 10 ms
heart namely. the Strengthening Of the
general peace
For7irr Affairs sent telegram TO eau
terets. French watcrins-place, where
tho Ambassador is stoting. consratulauns
Lin in behalf of the Government aAd ma
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
spfrFoR PfRY oFS4NFRNcJScO
Property valued ut Twenty-four Millions
Is i'm Litigation.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA suit IN
v0lvine t2AW0o00 worth OF property Is
soon 20 be brought by rhe heirs OF Jose
De Jesus Zoe against the owners Of the
LAID. improved and unimproved. ~ tHat
portion of the city known "a san Mi- iel
Rancho. The complaint IS now ~ pro-
cess of compilation and copies thereof
will bc served on micro than 100 det-n-
darts. including the city and colniy or
san Francisco. the southern Pa. ihc ifah-
way Company. the stanford estate
Crocker estate. Adolrh Suro. ami all or
the land companies that have been Or
canzed to buy and sell land In that us
tI<ct. ,,
An the land comprising the san Miguel
Rancho was acquired from the Governor
OF Alta California in lsi5. Noe trans
ferred this land 10 W. j. Homer. me
heirs claim that Senior Noe had no right
under the Spanish law, to make the
transfer. 49,.
oldest Spanish families In the country
and the litigation will carry with II an
interest second 10 that of no otner cltll
procedure now on the records OF i''
courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
THE TIMES RICHMOND va THURSDAY AUGUST, -, 1895.

increasing the supply-either from MeNl-
co or anywhere else-ltne demand reiii MI
ing the same. would make cattle and beer
cheaper. 49,.
10 one can. In view Of the above
facts, suspect for a moment lhal tlc
part owner and the agent Tor am the
U'ith "a hundrod thousand cattle upon II.
which are largely owned in England, can
do otherwise than favor vaiidnuy pro
toeting. at all hazards. American cattle
raisers and beef-caters against tfie IN
nortation OF the pauper beef Of ignorant
foreigners who i've in Mexico or any
where else. Respectfully yours, -.
y. STERLING NORTON, -,
"Secretary."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
His Dream Cost Him hi, Life.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Aug. H--Percy
" Laidiey. a prominent druggist, dream
Cd burglars were trying 10 get into the
house. Ills dream impressed him so that
yesterday morning he got lis H-calibre
revolver out Of 4 drawer and began
cleaning IL for use \ few minutes later
the ptstoi was discharged. the ball en-
tering his left breast near the heart and
passing entirely through his body. break
Ing a glass Jar. embedded itself in the
wall. Re was taken home, where ne
Qiel in an hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

"P. s.-Tf can secure copies or the
court record in the suit Of Sturgis against
the syndicate above mentioned Tor his
on the ENGLISH market and. likewise,
copies Of the SIT OF \. =. Babc3ck
against the remainder Of the syndicate
for his share Of the profits, shat ne
unon tho nure disintcrcstedness OF your
protests against the admission OF Mexican
cattle 10 this country. >. = NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Report Of the Virginia state weather
Service for the Past week.

service for the Past week
The Weather crop Bulletin Of the Viz
ginia state Weather Service cor the week
ending August i3th, says.
Tho reports Of the correspondents or
the virginia Weather Service LOT tne
past week Indicate On a. the not, lil VIZ
Their which las prevailed mas h,rn "t
favorable N its effect on Nt7, pa .'Di -
almost every portion OF the aiaie ti'tc
has bcon AN advance OF rainfall ann ih
those localities where II has otcuflel' til'
amount deposited was ltloM th' 49,.
axe. This has had the erect OF liJ"' US
corr in those counties where ID hd.
hcrefofora been suffering. FOR rain, ana
caused firing and curling or inc l'a..
All corn which is we'll advanced i"Ndi,is
maturity. hOWeycr..s stduniNb I'D. 'i".'7 nv
and heat very we'll over thc tiaHa
lands pastures ere beginning 10 s' ,,...,..,'.
need of rain and many oi our i,p'iia
show them H. bad conG-iol. in.,itr.'
seems 10 hold It's own very Wen III VI 'Dn
lcnhurg county some cutting nas t
doue-thc first reported. l-ia'N ger ltt
one or two exceptions, boodi NtdllhS
growth is maintained led""ts ''''-'''-
10 promise well -...
In the trucking lands growers report
an excellent season 20 aaie lh veg 'ao..S
Tomatoes, potatoes, cappde "-+ '."-
flavor. Fruits throughout the eastern
counties dC not promise We'll. la' liN't7
IN tho early spring damaged ica'Nt7 i'l-
ferially and apples ana 81 aus .lt
ting. In tho westerly or Ni1ui'"4i ND...1
ties a plentiful crop Of apples. peas. anu
pmms seems assured. Fan ialoNln5 j.
VOL under way. especially IN the 10"
lands. ard winter wheat and oats are
beng pat in. Ia Norfolk county l"s
truckers have planted me ran tI'I Di
Irish potatoes for seed htNt Spl,l.-,
Glover and timothy arc sun soo'
Stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Hanitoba's Great Wheat Yield.

WINNIPEG. MANITOBA. Aug. IL
The Manitoba Government Will to-day IS
sue an ofiicial crop bulletin on the pres
ent harvest II tells the story OF har-
vest the like Of which has never been
approached In this country. Manitoba,
entirely exclusive Of the Northwest Ter
ritory. has produced J.VooW bushels OF
between forty-fve and fifty bushels 20
the acre. all the highest grade OF hard
wheat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
ISAAC SYCLE g. co..
REMNANTS-REMNANTS
IN EVERY DepAR TMEAT ~ CONSEQUENCE
OF THE
AUGUST CLEARING SALE.

Remnants Ladies' &c. 81. ard N.2'
Shirt Waists-your choice now, oc.
Remnants Ladies' Hermsi0rf Black
Hose. only 20 pairs. from 10 20 l2icc.
Remnants 3sc pure Linen, knotted-
Fringe rOwols. 25c.
Remnants 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas. e9c
Remnants Dress ,-OOds-a whole c0un-
ter ful!-at just one-third Of oiiS'nai cost
Rcmnants-oniy 4 dOzen-Iadics tfn-
broidercd Haudkcrchicfs, sold 1t Isc-,
now Ice. each.
Remnants Soc Ladies' Combination
Card Case ard Purse. DC.
Remnants Linen Lap-Robes at surpris-
* Remnants Waite Bed-sprcads-l5c.
Spreads. Soc; siig Spreads. ~c.' 81"
Remnants 2oc. Taneta Aloires &c. yard.
Remnants Dimiiy. Irish Lawn. Plisse,
Organdies all l2i4c. goods. now ''sc.
yard
Remnants Hammocks-p prices al re-
duced-soe those at IS. ~. 'ac, ana -.
Remnants Writing Faper-6o boxes ifom
10 20 l0c.. % pounds good Paper ifpn
~ 10 l0c- 80 boxes Envelopes. each con-
tanning ID packages. now 1872. OoA.
Remnants Russ, Carpets, Oh-Cioth,
Mattlnss. az yoar own price.
Remnants of ~ and ilc. Corscts now
Remnant voHmg. newest effects. at
way-dOWn prices.
Rooms: BOOKSl:
Cheapest Book Store in The city.
The price Of orr regular loc. Books IS
tc each.
Ror,.ants o. 70 and rc.. elegantly
bound ~ mos. &c.,
Remnant Sets 90 0ne-haif OF cost price
SGT George EuoL 3 Vols. from . TO
81
f,.....,.. e,ts coils Dumas Vol
nov i.E set
Remnan, sets ts-saekcspeafe, Z
yois' nom s. no s. -.
,farr.aso hv "iigp." nee Miss Haxan. %:
This CITY: Dolly Dialogues. hy Anthony
Hone. Mystery of Clo0mDer Ado odd 0hef-
lock dolmes. Around the tc' Lamp. ny
Dovlo: The Yelled Doctor. by Narina J'h'
NOUS an an heavy cur prices
"a 49,. s:,yssns from lq 90 Joe. each.
Remnant prices in Bioaons-5.ooo yards
all color7 and widths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
nrMlnKs or CORRESPONDENCE.

REMlRKs OF coEHEsPoNDENTs.
WHITE POST CLARK COUNTY
Clover seed crop doing Wei, also liull
Wheat. as heretofore reported, bat Hl-
lie over half crop ,,-,.r
BURK'S FORK. FLOYD COUNTY
There is some complaint about corn not
shooting ana caring well. though al pres
ent prospects are for AN average CROP
j. j.. ALEIiIGIr
MARION. SMYTH COUNrN.-Neee'ai-
ton green and g.0Ning. corn. milirl
and buckWheat an promising. An uH's-
uai apple crop assured
HILTONS. SCOTT COUNTY orn
crop will be larger than for years Hay
housed. some farmers are pdHus IL ana
shipping TO market ........,.
j. r. ROBINSON, -.
CALLAVILLE. BfUNSN iCK C0.-I1e
fruit crop of AN kinds is fun one.
Peanuts and tobacco DONG LACE
ELIZA. pfrrsYLvANif GoUNvY.-
Corn and tobacco. as we'll as other crops,
still doing well Wheat thrt5hed ana
said to be short. Fruit good. .,r,sv
1ov,xcsrox NELSON -- 5sIi.N,sT3 T.
Gardens needing rain. Wat srncl jns ana
corn looking well. tobacco not good. No
blowing for fan crops YET. r-rDD
ORANGE. ORANGE coUNTY.-The
corn crop was never better. Pas.ufage
very good. Farmers pioWins for wheat
and winter oats. ,,.-o,.
BLACKsBURG. MONTGOMERY co..
The week mas been warm aud TRY r. fn
Is still in a promising condition, ana nay
ana oats have been secured
VA. AGL. ZIP. STATION.
RTLEYVILLE PAGE COCNTi.-torn
continues 10 look we'll PloWng Is DID
progress. but the ground IN places is
becoming hard. W v-oon
- -..,. .,.r-r,l. concentrating sDr-,-
TY-Weather good for corn. larry
planted nearly made. The crop Will DE
very large in this county, l..,>..,,.n
STEPHENS CITY. FREDERICK co.
Threshine continues. Potatoes being aug
and "a good crop OF large IRE ones. dll
p'o" '''7 '''''''' w. T.. STEELE.
TDORN. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
Thrcshing is pushed rapidly along.
Wheat generally good. Young grass lh
s'''''' 'o'''"7 W f. sWANG.
DALE ENTERPRISE. RoCklNGEAM
COUNTY -Frrit crop not known 90 be
so abundant iu many years. Corn pa
excellent condition. Fan blowing nearly
completed. ..c,,--.r,,
crors noed'ng rain. corn is al critical
stage of growth. Pastures burning ana
grazing short ,,ou.,so>-
>. -, wv
CHASE CITY. NECllLENBlSi CO.
Rain very much needed. Corn and tobacco
on high lands sun ring. Some tobacco
is being cut and some crops are looking
very we'll ....,.,....
S3fTTIWLTf CHARLOTTE Coz y
TY-Corn looking well. but needing rain.
Hayraking over. Fruit crop very good.
Tobacco not doing we'll I'm some sections.
WILLIAMS
wATrACr,rON NORFOLK COUNTY.
The corn on clay and sandy or high
lands has fired mp some. on black land
IL holds up better. but needs rain.
JOHN O.. WALLACE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
u0RE DEdDLY THAN DrN1niTE'
4 California Inventor Has New Torpedo
nAl.ioL l. Sid Ia Re a Mnrlh- BrAtrr.


OAKLAND. CAL. Aug. H-Charics +.
,fcDermott is perfecting a submarine
torpedo boat the invention or d. 0io''
OF Chicago. which, he says. VIII ulH".'I'
IL. NM an end to marine warfare ~ I'm
Ills torpedo. he says. few men could
keep OH the combined .uavles OF me
world The torpedo viii be compete
within q week. IN win be taken io 1oi.
Island whore secret experiment VIII D'
made. ....
Dr. Cross. tho inventor. recently manu-
featured ana patented new eApl'rlt
more powerful than Csnamlte 'ie mt,le
used Inn the war with Japan. With lNs
explosive he crossed the Pacific. brt MS
secret had been diyulgod. and the japa-
nese Government notified the tedtiai
authorities az Washington. who enJolnei
him from making further negotiations
with the Chinese Government The same
explosive is 10 be used ia the torpedo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
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There will be a lawn party this evening
from 20 10 o'clock. for the benefit OF the
Home for lncurables by the Ministerlng
Circle OF Kings Daughters at the corner
OF Tenth and Marshall streets. III IL rains
to-day it will be postponed r,ut0 Friday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Earthquakes in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. IA num-
Der Of earthquakes were noticed in tais
city early yesterday morning. The first
trembling began AZ PIP A. NJ. lasting
twelve seconds lts direction vas north
east 10 southeast. The second shock.
which was n slight one. came AZ 7.i5.
At 1880 =. VI. there were several trem-
bllnGs. the principal direction being north
east to southwest. Earthi tkss were
also felt at points south OF here. and at
Chilpatcing0. There the shock lasted fifty
seconds causing panic among the reO-
pie simultaneously with the first shock
brilliant meteoric showers were observed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
UTTER IGNORANCE

When we meet with q newspaper us
prstsntious ara really ~ msr!tossous IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Che Gimes.
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TINES BUILDING,
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16
To Rennhlican Voters.

The members of the Union Republican
Club and all Republican voters OF this vi
entity are requested TO attend meeting
at Gymnasium Hall, on York street, in this
city, tomorrow Thursday evening, Oct.
II, at s o'clock, for the purpose of ar.
ranging to assist in holding the public
meeting, to be held in this city on Friday
evening, October 18th, at which oul
candidate for governor, John w. Griggs,
is to be present, and, making it a demon.
straiion worthy Of the occasion. Also, to
take any other action that may be of in
terest in the present campaign.
Let all who believe in Republican prin
ciples show their interest now and con.
tinue TO do SO until the reforms which the
party in this State have set out to make
are accomplished.
WALTER f. HAYHURsT, President.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY Il Co., Props, Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bust
mess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan s. Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price, Zoe,
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. TIES.
timonials free.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16

AT the close OF the service on Sunday
morning last, Rev. DR.. George y. Mott,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church In Flem-
ington, announced to the congregation
that be would tender his resignation as
pastor, to take effect about the middle oil
the coming November. The announce
me mt was surprise TO the congregation,
and was received with sincere regret.
He was recently appointed by Governor
Wcrls as one of the Commissioners who
have in charge the erection OF the new
Reformatory at Railway, N. ]. That,
with other LAHORE, takes much OF bis
time, and he felt that it would be better
to give up his pastorate at this time and
devote himself to those labors.
He became pastor Of this church in the
Spring of 1869, and he has filled its pulpit
for more than 20 years. He had filed two
psstorates before coming to this place,
one at Railway, and later as Newton,
N. j., his combined pastorates GOVERN
period of nearly forty years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16
IN DRESS GOODS.

Plaids in all their beauty at every price,
from 1870 to Soc, for the handsome silk
mixed goods.
Serges-The fine ones, all wool, at 25c,
soc and 400, for 46-inch wide ones.
Storm Serges, in black, navy and brown,
at 25c, SOC and 49c, for 4O-inch goods.
Henriettas, every color and black, all
wool goods, Csc, 800 and 49c, for 49-inch
goods.
Crepons-A line of novelty crepons in
49-inch widths at SOC that you will think
should be Csc sure; all colors and black.
Novelties-All the proper combinations
of colors in fancy weaves. Imported styles,
pretty silk mixtures, at SOC; exact imita-
tions of the dollar goods. A line of fine
weaves at 400 and zoe.
Black Goods Noveltes-We are safe in
saying that we have the largest variety OF
fancy weaves in black goods shown in this
city. Pure wool foundations with figures
in mohair, look like silk, 49c yard. Ex-
ira fine Grape ground or satin grounds,
mohair figures, at 50 and 69c; regular
dollar goods.
Cheviots-Smooth and rough, 400 to
Coo. Clay diagonals, wear like iron and
always look nice, SOC to CSC yard.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16
Freeholders Meet.

Tho County Fathers held their regular
monthly meeting in the Grand Jury Room
on Wednesday. Director Hagamau call
ed the Board TO order, Clerk Shurts read
ing the minutes, OF the previous meeting,
which were adopted.
The report Of the Finance Committees
shows an actual balance OF $6ll. 81, with
the appropriation balance of SAC AGA 30.
The various standing committees gave
their reports, which were adopted as
read.
The Board ordered paid bills to the
amount of $4s77 81.
An animated discussion arose on the
overdraft of the apprO priation Cor county
buildings 81, 900 was appropriated for
county buildings and now the Board
finds this appropriation overdrawn and
work still 10 be done. The heaters are
out of order and need immediate repair.
A motion that $50 be taken from the
election appropriation and put TO the
credit of the County Building appropri-
lion was carried.
After passing bills The board adjourned
to meet at Vleittown on Thursday, 10Th
inst, to consult with the Somerset County
Board as to the building Of line bridge
over the Harrington River.
Tho Board OF Trustees OF the Flem-
ington Athletic Association have declared
dividend Of 20 per cent. from the earn
ings OF the association during the season
Just passed. pretty successful season.
DIR. Robert Carol died suddenly at
bis home on Main street, in Pennington,
on Sunday morning week of apopexy.
Mr. w. j. Brilton was the only one OF the
family at home when he was seized with
the attack the other members being at
church. Some Of the neighbors were
called In and Mr.. Britton FASTENED after
physician but he died before the doctor
arrived. He was about rs years OF age.
He was a native of Vermont and came 10
Pennington about 30 years ago and
opened a dentists Office, which business
he followed for number OF years until
failing health compelled him to retire. -
Demo crat- advertiser.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-10-16
Republican club Reorganization.

At the meeting Of the Union Republi-
can Club, held on last Friday evening,
the president, Mr.. Jas. S. Stucdiford, ten
dered his resignation and the following
new officers were elected
President Walter f. Hayhurst.
Secretary-Benj. Ii. Joiner.
Treasurer Jacob B. Kline.
Executive Committee-Geo. w. Nay
lor, q. II. w. Van Solver, w. s. Ent,
Frank Barkley, Levi Brown, Jas. s.
Studdiford, Edward Silvers, Gervas Ely,
L. Ii. Holcombe.
An invitation was extended 10 the
Hon. J. w. Griggs 10 attend a public
meeting in this city, and the State and
County committee and delegates TO the
County convention were requested to en-
deavor TO secure the arrangement for his
presence at a meeting here.
1t was also decided to hold meeting
at Gymnasium Hall, on York street on
Thursday evening, Oct. II, and also con-
tiuue meetings at least until after the
election.