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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
WEATHER iot,itA>f.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-rhe naropie-
ter has fallen rapidly IN the lake region
and Ohio Valley. and a storm OF decided
energy is central over northern Michigan,
moyln2 Last. The pressure mas M
creased slightly on tho Atiantic coast
but Il Is now decreasing.
An extended area OF high temperature
covers the eastern slope. the barometer
icing highest oyr Eastern Montana.
N is warmer from the lower Mississippi
Valley northeastward over the lower lake
region. and IL Is decidedly colder from
Texas n0rthward to the Dakotas' KAN
has prevailed in the upper lake region
and upper Mississippi Valley, and iocai
showers are reported from Texas anu
Florida. Elsewhere, the weather con
tinues fair Fair weather VIII continue
an the interior OF the southern states
and from the upper Mississippi valley
westward The cloudiness viii Increase
In New England and the Middle Atiahtc
states. with showers In the northern part
Tomorrow evening or night. ana aahx.i-
oun westerly gales viii occur Ia the
lover lake region.
Forecast for Saturday;
North Carolina Generally fair; slightly
warmer; variable winds
south Carollna-Fair, warmer IN horth-
o,n oortions: easteriy winds.
Tor yirainia-Fair and warmer sun
asv THE conditions for Sunday night
are uncertain. coeier and iair Non
day; southerly winds. shifting 10 west
eriy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
DON'T RNOW WHrRE HE LIVES.
Capt. J. &. Featherstone Occupies Unique
Po.ition which II Giving Him Trouble.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Sept @.-Spe-
clal.-Stan correspondence.-A candidate
for the State Senate from Campbell coun-
", and in oOubt as to whether he lives
in RcCford or Campbell counties, is the
unique position which Captain j. c.
FeaIherstcne occupies.
The Captain recently announced him-
self as candidate. subject to the actiod
OF the Campbell County Democratic Con-
yentiCn. and his chances received Sc
rlOus setback on account OF the question
of residence raised I'm thecOn test.
Until This year Captain FeatbeFstone
was a resident Of Bedford. dispute OF
lonE standing rs to the correct boundary
Letwe, n Bedford and Campbell last spring
resulted In n new survey being made.
The commission Of surveyors, having the
matter I'm charge agreed that the line
should be moved west. which move put
Captain FeatherstOne an Campbell The
report was submitted 70 thc county
Courts Of each county, but no order re-
garding Il has ever been made IN tho
Bedford court. There is a livis'on or
opinion as 10 whether the new noundary
becomes operative until approved ny the
courts, aud until this is settled captain
Featherstone will not known here he
lives.
b Iford court officials decline 20 cypress
an opinion I'm the matter ana IT. cannot
be learned when the question VIII bet
settiei Err.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
WHAT JOHN III. CLARK SAYS.
A Bad Democratic senator "a Good as the
Best Republican Senator.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. &.-The Demo
cratic State campaign was opened mere
tonight with an imposing demonstration.
II is believed the procession OF clubs was
the greatest. in point Of numbers par
tlcipating in IL. ever seen here on a SINH
lar political occasion. The procession
was IN several large divisions, and was
composed Of sixty-six different CLUBS rep
resenting the principal cities and towns
Of the State.
The Randall Club, also OF Pittsburg,
was In the line. There were thsrtl-sh
bands I'm the parade, and besides tnese
fourteen drum corps. lne pardde "ds
six miles long, and contained probably
ten thousand men. The mafchefs car
rlcd Roman candles, Wnlch were us
CHARGED as they went hJns the route
making a brilliant scene. Eighteen DEM
orretfe editors of the State rode IN the
procession I'm TWO briillanuy-iishiei eltc
tric ears. aud two large caineis from the
Cincinnati 100 gardens haH prohiiIltl1
places IN the line. Inc speecita ,Nele
made from stands IN tne sla,s Eva r,'e,, eyusr
grounds. the orators being tA-,'otttispI
Campbcn. John y. Peaale, canalaale LOT
Observation-Disclosures; i. 4. Neal, j. \.
Norton. John b. Foliett OF cincinnati
and John IL. Clarke OF iyuiiss On W, 20
The latter i'm his speech, made sever re-
criticism upon Senator Brice by the tol-
lowing allusiOn to his vote on the W ~. ~
SON tarin bin ~ the close Of resume OF
Democratic legislation ., - 49,.
"Yes. / confess frankly that "a was iiol
done that might have 80 been done tnat
should have been done BY inc fifty-th,ird
Congress; nay. that wcui@ nave heeu con-, nuils
had five United States Senators not pioNeu
recreant TO tho trusts reposcd I'D them py
the people. r.. -.
To what purpose should Democrats re-
frea ia vote fbeir party ticket because
five senator's proved rocreant TO tnelr
trnstf When these men had done the.r
worst they were found SIDE by SIDE WIN
thirty-cight Republican members OF
the limited States Senate, thus
clearly establishing the position
fhat the worst kind Of l'enoeitilc
senator Is as good as the best kind or d
Republican senator. ,.s -,
The meeting was very enthusiastic ana
is generally conceded to nave Deeh a
liable indication that the Democrats or
Ohio are certainly alive and enthusiastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
OPENING or SINGER HiLL.
A Large Crowd Visits the Popular Resort
of Recommendations.

A constant stream of visitors hlied
Saonger Halle, on north seventh street.
all day yesterday, when The formal OPEN
ing OF the place by Mr.. Anthony sch"ane'
the caterer. was inaugurated, a long
table handsomely decorated win no"tls,
bore tie tempting yiando, ana there Vas
but one opinion that the results "i tn.
German chef Of the establishment '"u''
NOT be exeeiled. The following is tn'
menu OF what was served free " charge
IN dav TO every one who choss 10 can
Mock turtle soup, roast beef, peer a "a
mode. with potato pancake, dressed tuf,
tev a Ia bismarck, genuine lHippiita
franl,furier and imported sauerkr"u,'
stuffed sucking pig. wiener blchIo.in'
rhiclen salad. herring salad, potato sAiau'
Svviss and American cheese. coil nam,
cold veal oysters, cold slaw, pickles, req
heets. home-made sarIe4len-leDer"uIs'
pieS. coffee, tea, milk. .,
Hcejnning at =. N. and mp 70 ml:-
rfghf "A promenade concert was given IN
tte gardens connected with the cstahiisn-
menf and large crowds en,oNed thr ~
tertainment OF the evening. There "'i''
NJ course. large numbers of rtfiht"-
Americans present. but quite large con
tineent OF native Americans couiA asso "'
seen among the visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

card 70 their vicws concerning the pas
sea" seao ~ ~ law prohibiting prize-hghn,ln,g' nn,s
at tho extra session called 20 somo lmee' Of 1.-The the
per ISL 'n' .ra from deprccate Governor
s cibsrrons %0S'5 action in calling the extra xo,a
seesion ara state that they VIII a,,ac,s n"ss
% for the proposed law but viii DGi %, 'aSs maSe
the emergency clause. when ,',,,, ", after the
tbe MEASURE not effective un'h "'''' inv
co,re of the newspapers OF tnis pn,' pa,
Of Toxas are complaining ion',y ol c. 80
bcr-on's action IN calling the extra ,,, s1s- -
sion. aa the cost 20 the state VIII ''o' "e
Jess than 10000. 90 co..or,or
woKnlcy today received a letter os,i,ns, 'IGm
G.vcrnor culberson. - lrTGis;s r,ois;scnSenor '-,r
Mha'ns1, ,,,ol'5 mndcr .he Ohio laws He Is
sdy cosgi1s I ia isels has 70 dRsed Rdd"ts to = take
a. ,,ro-,cut the proposed haht OF
Iytlelmnons and Corbett in that state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

PITvTsRTEG. PA. sept. &.-Whlam
Brady and John Erzson. two members
,,ere Instantly killed by Train SO. s on
HE Pittsbure Cincinnati. Chicago, ANA
ST. Louis at O'Clock this morn-ng. at
uu1son.s Crossing. near Carnegie station
The men were travelling from Dhai rs
e+~tet bv the train while crossing the
track. 49,. ..ott.f.
smashed To pieces. The train is one OF
ne fastest on the Pan-fanale' ana @ WIS
,,,rriro at hiph speed. 4 heavy fog pre-
,.eiio5 "a, the time. and IS the probable
equ4o of the accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

BROOKLYN. y. s.. Sept. "a meet
ing of the Jockey club stewards was
held at tho Brooklyn Jockey cub course
tbis afternoon. \ license was granted
TO the southern Racing Association 10
conduct a racc-mcetiug al Macon. Ca
ON condition that they deposit each uay
with the steward representing the Jockey
club the amount of the purses 20 DE run
for. or within three days from the COM
mencemcnt of their meeting deposit '5'.v'
TO secure the meeting, or furnish inc
Jockey club with "a satisfactory snai"H-
tee that their purses VIII Doe paid.
Francis Treyeiiyan was appointed or
fetal steward for the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
.1rnNrrn cnMM,Npfn IN onIKf.
The brotherhood Conclude BusinCs

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 2S-rhe
brotherhood of st. Andrew finished the
business part of us convention io-uay
pifteburg was selected as the place Of
next meeting after a hot fight. The re
dental Committee reported ~ chapters
reuresented by 453 delegates. Tho IA visi-
tors at large and Il junior delegates. Ihe
telling. Of Chicago.
Many papers Wcr discussed AT the open
INC session. and addresses made at the
oprning tonight.
exercises to- morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Thomas II; Briggs anu
wife 20 Lucy NJ. wife OF Isaac W. Car
ter. q feet on south side Cedar street
between Seventeenth and Buchanan; 100;
Lucy NJ Carter's trustee to l. H.
Briggs. the above property. Soo-
Charles NJ. and G.. =. Hawes, Jr. 8
trustee to Bette T.. wife OF J. X. Hook
aday. 50 feet on east side Tenth street,
near NJ. si.c0.
h. +. Turner and wife TO Isaac Bray
=? feet on Cedar street to eorrss. error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Nearly Thirty Thousand There.

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 2s.-To-day's at
tendance at the Exposition was the lars-
est since the show opened. II was
nearly 5000.
The show is only jast completed and N
shape for inspection, and the Visitors are
coming i'm by thousands. Tonight thoI-
sands Of people saw the s,ofmihs Oh
Wei-Hai-Wei pictured In IRE at 'h'
grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

In n recent issue OF the American jew
ess Julian G.. Meyer contributes IN
passing Thoughts" suggestion that
should aunerl TO women. lie asserts
that. "The coming woman IS not going
"a come. That is. the one the comic pa
,ors love TO dilato about. She Is going 10
be a different kind of coming woman.
No one will deny the fact that woman
household work IS daily becoming less
a drudgery Food OF all kinds y Oelns
put up, cooking schools are IN vogue
the papers are giving menus ana any
amount Of recipes for wOman's inlOrma-
,ion Societies 10 discuss the science OF
housekeeping are being formed. the SER
want problem bids fair 10 be solved, and
all OF this will give woman more time.
When she has this she VIII be aple 10
acauaint herself with the world. The
relief from old-time worries VIII permit
her 10 be the essence OF cheertulness,
and with this viii follow better lnhu-
ence on those who come within the pale
OF her sweet presence. Sne VIII bIeak
down the barriers OF old-une tfduiuoa
that women can only slime IN the nome [,
she will study concerning Tue "e''oi ii',i'' " I
of humanity and will lose no time WITH
those who will not. She VIII look upon
every other woman with sisterly feel
ina, burrving deep all petty 1eaiorsita.
She will fulfill her high and holy mission
the lettering OF the world, mission
that we can read in unmlstakable IAN
GRACE and the more so when We conteIn-
platc that God In making the universe
every day improved upon the previous
DAVIS work and woman was the last and
best gift of His creation. The coming
woman with all these attributes viii
illuminate the darkest sky with the
hri,,htee, Of stars. and evince 20 the
world that she may be true. tender ana
loving and yet be q fountain Of intelh-
gcnce."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

4 number Of bids have been made TO
the court on the assigned stock OF shoes
and rubber-goods Of Mr. Lee straus'
The invoices show that there are on
hand $500 worth OF boots and SHOES
$1,000 worth OF rubber-goods. ana the
books snow outstanding accounts assre-
eating S3oDn. making a tota Of So'.VV'
Messrs Stern x co. put IN piu o'
5000 for the entire stock and business
and another concern offered $4,000 for the
shoe stock. or bonus Of s,"D, on ac-
count Of the increased price In leather.
The proposal OF Messrs. Stern ~ co. was
accepted and an upset bid OF &3,tW foi
the whole was put Ia by Messrs. tieisch-
mann, Morris d Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
THE INTERESTS OF IRELAND.
Tha Next Session Of The British Parlla-
meDt 10 He DEVOTED 10 Them.
THE LAND QUESTION TO Be SETTLED.
EngIand's Attitude Regarding the Mis-
sionary Mas-acros In Cbina-Her War
ships In the Yang-t.e-Kiang g-hing
Leopold Negotiating 80 sell
the Congo state.

LONDON. September 2S. - Special
Gable Letter. - The lull in Eng
lish international politics will be broken
very soon. An informal council Of the
Cabinet VIII bc held about the middle of
next conth. Lord Rosebery, on Octo-
Der 18th. VIII make a speech at Scar
borough. and it is expected that he will
then outline the Liberal position.
The Marquis of Salisbury speaks at
Waterford on October Goth. and Mr.. IL.
II. Asquth Sir George o. Trevelyan,
NJ. r. Curzon, Under Foreign Secretary;
Mr.. John Brodorck. Under Foreign Sec
retary for War, and number Of others,
are announced to reappear in the arena
before the end of October. What the
country ohiEhy awaits is an explicit
disclosure of the Governcents projects
for the coming session of Parliament.
Everything points not only to one but
TO two sessions. devoted chiefly 10 Ire
land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
u..d,,,orters in New York.

CHICAGO. Ill. sert. 2S.-Before ieav-
ing this roruins for hyint UP 70
Nebraska. john =. sutton, Of New York,
general secretary Of the newly-ioImed
irish National Alliance, announced tna'
the national headquarters OF the All
snce would be established at No. 81
west Thirteenth street. New York city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Fine Tobacco Burned.

yANCFYVILLE, n. c.. Sept. H.-Spe-
cial.-A barn OF fine tobacco. belonging Il
ex-Sherln Thomas NJ. Womack, four miles
west OF Yanceyville. was burned yester-
day evening: no insurance.
Rev. ~ b. Campbell was installed
pastor of the Presbyterian church by a
conmttee OF orange Presbytery yester-
dav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

FfRE fT BIG srUNE ar.
4 Whole Block Burned Including the
u,uking House OF Il. \. Ayers Co.

RrG STONE GAP, VA, Sept. &.-spe-
,ial nrc riartc0 In the Valley Hotel,
at This place. 40 j O'Clock last night and
despite the most vigorous eiloils oi .'o
.,-,re BLOCK before the nre Was gotten
under control. The house ot keius T.
AYERS * Co.. bankers, was burned 10 lhe
efonnl. but the safe n wnich was s,oi f"
gt,rvfIinr of value. was not .nJlt't.
nm, trss lis about $4,000, about SlfYJ oi
..nL.h W. cnNerel hy nslrllc..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
c,orovi,ch GrowIng Worse.

LONDON, sept. pa dispatch from
Copenhaecn to the Central News says
that the condition of the Czarowitch OF
Russia is steadily growing worse, and
prayers are being said for him daily IN
the Russian churches here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

eA>-Dy HOOK Sept. 2S-The breech
49, ,i-e fouT eeven-teuth inch Ca
D.J' Det" rapid-nre gun blew Out this after
NJ, ne ,.b,io being fired for test. killing
Corn CORPORAL Doyle and Private conway, ana a,..,
seriously wonnding Private Coyne, M,'i''
't'ic~ferant Montgomery. I'm charge OF
me eln. escaped miracuiousy:
Tbe b9dies Will be taken 20 Governor
I-I.uL In.u-uIl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
English Soldiers Worsted.

COLON. COLOMBIA. Sept. 2S.-Alvices
have been received from the crow OF the
British cruiser Tartar. stationed on the
Mosquito coast. had a sSirmish on shore.
I'M which a number Of the English were
killed. The English warship Partridge IL
prOceeding from Jamaica for the Mosquito
coast No particulars OF the fight We're
piNrn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
OBITUARY..
coLoSrL JOHN Y. PPM.

ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 2s.-Speciai.-
Colonel John T. Penn, the leader Of tho
bar in this city. died last night az S:Sp
o'clock. of typhoid fever. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock from Greene Memorial Methodist
church. Colonel Penn was born in 1s''
ot Patrick Courthouse. and served with
distinction IN the Federal Army. losing
a leg al Antetam. He was state sen.
ator for several terms. lie came 10 TINS
city In 1884 and has been leading citlZ'n
OF this place since that time.
The bar passel resolutions Of respect
and the courts ali adjourned on the an
uot ufeu,ent of his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
roornanL SEASoN OPENS.
several Good Games PLAYED hester"'S'
Vale. Defeats Trinity

Vale Defeats Trinity
PROVIpENCE, r.. J., Sept. 2e.-bIoMn
crcned her football season 10y eeiea,i.'s e..I,'.,
tbe newton Athletic Association. strong
eieven tbis AFTERNOON by the score OF
- 10 %.
HOWARD and DsRTMotfH.
ROsTON. MASS, Sept. 2s-Ihe har-
verd eleven defeated Dartmolth lo-uas
bv "a score of 4 10 %. No pfhhahe Pi"s
marked the short contest Of two lleeh-
minute halves. IN fact, the game VIZ Mas
siow. Harvard made her hrst t3u3H
down IN Just four minutes ana ti,l. 'i,,d'
Harvard's goal was in danger at no uine'
1.l. r.t4- llI> 49,.
uAprroRp. CONN. sept 2S.-The
N-aic foof-bqU team played the Trinity
team ths afternoon in the presence oI
al large crowd OF spectators wo haiNIs I.i,'
of 6f.eo roinutes each were played, y "le
,,.t,',inp bv "a score of 10 %, the toncn
downs being made boy DE Witt ana
Rogers. sheppard falling to Kick goal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
mr. RETTRES TO-DAY.
General schofield Has Biddcd His onicers
Farewell Arms Released.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 2s.-Gen-
eral Schofeld to-day issued an order an
nouncing his retirement from the COM
mand Of the army. Later in the after
noon General Schoned received the Of
ficers on duty In Washington and bade
them farewell The reception was IN
formal and the officers and the retiring
Northumberland was in citizens dress.
Captain George \. Ames. l.. 5. \. 1re-
tired). who was yesterday placed under
arrest by order OF General Schoheld FOR
suboriinatiOn I'm writing personally Of
fensive letter 10 the General was to-
day released under a writ of habens cor
pus issued by Judge Bradley, of the DIS
trict Supreme Court. The case VIII be
heard next Saturday.
APPOINTED coMMANDER IN cHIKf.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The Tribune
saws that General Nelson 4. Miles was
seen last night by one Of its reporters,
and replying to an inquiry. said mat
he had been officially informed by the
President of his appointment 10 the su-
preme command OF the army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
RECEIyERs APPOINTED.
Messrs. G. q. McHenry aod y. q. Bigelow
To Irke Charge of the Northern Pacific.

MILWAUKEE WIS, Sept. 2s.-ln the
United States Circuit Court this morning
Judge jenkins appointed two receivers
for the Northern Pacific. 10 succeed
Messrs. Rouse. Oaks, and Payne, who re-
signed 10 avoid an appearance before
Judge Hanford at Seattle. Wash, on Oc-
tober 10Th, 10 answer 10 the charse OF
malfeasance filed agairst them In ,hat
court by Brayton Ives, the preZident or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Up. MILIIAM Il. sINcLAIR.

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 2S.-pr. VIII
liam Beverly Sinclair died yesterday from
pneumonia. lie was seNenty-siA years
Old. and was born at Norfolk, w. lie
was a son OF the late Commodore Arthur
Sinclair, l.. 5. y. His maternal grand
father was General Richard kennon, nrV
Provisional Governor OF Louisiana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
Opinion Of Sporting Nsl as 70 VII tier
Il VIII Come CR.
CORBETl lAD FllZSlEaONS TALK.
They are Not at All Concerned and Think
thc Icn in Charge of Arrangements
are iullN Able 10 Cope With
the Texas Legislature
aud Governor.

tatn-e for n,o ntrnose of pass ng an anti
.. ....,t,,. ,bc for-
t''-' '-''t'''- '''' ''.'' i ,s g.. .t..
-Fltzs.mmous fight. schelniea To take
rfao. in D.u,s on october glst Opinion
,..., a.. b.. ....,... 80. ..lv if.id. as 20
, r... al. ,t,i.., in,
the probable acNon oi 'i,o ''.,'...,.,l',
regard 10 the matter. Many conteho'u
~. ,.n, Iii t... .,.ss.d while others
'''. D.i' "o".- ... i.u, r.oft6
.'o'',so' 10 D'''1'
u', ''''' 49,, ,.ro is now, in this
q pro iiHitil1 .'...i Ia Know cousid-
aii1 " ir.ia. WORKINGS of mat
80 i''iAi.." i-. mat an intf-prize
~ a.. lil .''., -.'il .... thraflith .ne Iegis-
r.tr.e ..,-'.,.,-.~ ~ t,il.tfson's change of
~ r.,,,lI fo thc LAW said the
49, D." @-..i.I1. When judge Hurt
Nai, ',. .I..'..-.,n i'm ..t.or of tine
l".'oi "''' '......r-...r eatl le would refuse
siA'' poo, ... .''..i of ,b. correctness of this
Fiiling uniil ihe i4n ue'.' ..' ',o" "a t~a,g lie
.t. Ll Ni"ii ' .... tf-,t u fl.. fnatter
it-lii.t w. ,'.i,iared bv the fum bench.
ti,,rrts rIilfnp would bo sustained
t-to, f,bt ,youil bo allowed 20 70 on.
H bi- arfior fu calling "a special ses-
80, cf tne Ieeislature. Am of his pet
e,..ss,.res we're smothercd hy the Legisia-
.f.ra I'M ms regular session. and am sure
iIat fhev VIII not oNerWork themselves
Il h.lu him now
..rhe hackers OF the Florida Athletic
rftr. .rIr r4nflIra seventeen votes TO Sitl
tr, fghf l... from being enact
al ma rh.r v.fN have that number when
irs .,l.,.f..iae begins"
rHt cow HSoLs PROCLAMATION.
.......,. t,tti.0r-aufs proclamation is as
".,. decision, of the presiding
tt r.nrt ~ criminal Appeals
t3, r.os.red v4ill emharrass the eXecu-
"' fGa laws Of thc state against
,II1e-f1nung aud other ass9cialel iI-
fractions of good oiltf ana tupr. p'"00
sow HAmluent aiii '-li 81 do.
NJ ltfrar, -Nt iA l' c- l-' said
.erninaion oi we s,ul,I, ,u, ,..,+ IN, tifnr
i'ciei'n Nf "a t'uit Vl '''... 'N'
lol existing tN .-'iiDi'a' s.''t s..,i4..,,.o ,f
Whereas ~ ir =. '.- ,i,, tI+ Avs
fNci3 ,'''N' ''' .'7' -'.,..f,fe mem
-lal Hii ''i.i't' ,.i+i., and all
inou.i nt i..o. '' "s d. ,...rt,4 to ln
ftas'i.aN-- pH'iN' tt.f,. and
.nc ui. instance I'D '' .,isi, f,,rt
nA5iluch as lNt f'7,"- .tiitoi.,.
.nnmourlN Nh7a"i 7n" anal
HW on me in'n anu -ft.. '"f va ,,ert
10 become 'N r'llFt Hu-NS. -, ,..'',i,.. "a
3i ihe it nai 'oN'. ll 7.i'.'' mail
pseioh c' oN+ -r" ti olf..t and
'trt 70 ft"et" ".- il..t.. l,.,reffon an
,.traorlinart occasion has arisen requr-
ng the LEGISLATURE to he convened j"
special sessions .,, f..l,..reor
NoW' it'i' i'.uIt' j. t i'nt ',. ~. -' i ,trtii,
lltcihoi o' '.' -no bv fee
ii tHr r".'." t.l... ,.,u "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
lrnGr Groncr $. BnYAN.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. &.-Ex-
United States Judge George ;. Bryan
died at Fiat Rock, y. c., this evening
aged eighty-seven years.
Judge Bryan belonged to the old wing
party IN this State before the war,and III
1866 was appointed by the President dls-
trict Judge for South Carolina when 0l-
flee he filed till his retirement, IN isss'
when he was succeeded by Judge simon
AD.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

81 think YOU are just the bestest, good
est husband .n the world.
III.
'I wonder how much she wants?.N
III.
And he gave II 20 me without fusslne
a bit. / wonder what he has been up to-;
indianapolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

No; Perhaps a Woman. "A pair or
trousers found on the Dank OF river
viii not always mean that man has
been drowned.-New Orleans picayu1e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

GALVESTON. TEXAS. sept. 2S.-Ine
rrnrlanation Of Governor Culbcrson con-
tcuinp the Legislature 80 pass law pro-
hhltlue prize-ngnung is Very een'ially
nuproved here. State senator laskcr en-
aoisos the Governor aud thinks tle Letis-
i,fnre win very promptly pass a law
prohibiting przo-dehts. representative
luhhs and Spilldue are n0n-committal
The latter g. purchasing agent OF the
ritv and is disqualified.