The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20


Yale students are now forbidden 10 ACT
as "supes" in the theatre.
The peanut crop all over the country
is said to be short this year.
While reading her Bible Saturday night
Mrs. Mary Howe, OF putnam. Ooiih',
overturned her lamp. and was burned
10 death.
\ friend slapped Charles kncass, OF
Manchester. Conn. on the BACK "pie
he was caring grapes grape got INTO
his LETT lung and resulted in pneumonia.
Mark Twain is said to be meeting with
remarkable success in Australia, iinan-
ciaus and socially. The press Is even
louder i'm It's praise of the man than the
lecturer.
A ny-whce Weighing 10000 pounds Is
is now on the way from Philadelphia 10
Joliet. Hl. II Will require several months
for the specially constructed train TO
make the trip.
Senators Morgan and Pugn, although
personally vefy popular are said 10 be
receiving very little encouragement III
the way Of audiences in their free-silver
campaign in Alabama.
Two New York girls were lined ~ eacn
in a New York Police Court FOR Kissing
"a young man whom they met on the
street The ungallaHt youth IN his tes-
timony said they were new women.
Thomas Mattimore. OF Erie. Pa. died
I'm his cell Saturday. lie had peen
locked up charged with alcoholism. Inc
diagnosis was found after death TO nave
been incorrect. as IT was discovered that
be was in the delirium of fever
William Gary. a small hoy. living In
Hu a eyes
Knocked out of the socket a few days
agO while playing with a companion.
The eye was replaced. and no diinculty
has since been experience.
The old Eusiuger homestead, on a nign
knoll on the road 10 ~ mite Plains, y. j.,
was burned last week. II was almost
a century Old. and long ago was visited
frequently by the atheist, Tom PANE,
whose monument now stands near by.
Seven young men Of New Haven. Conn,
were invited 20 what was said TO be raD-
Bit dinner Saturday. After the banquet
had ended and cigars had been lighted, the
host informed his guests that they mad
dlned on cat meat and In substantiation
produced the hides OF the cats.
Joseph Derr. Pennsylvania FARMER
| appeared at the home OF his Drlde-elect
/ the other night. and cOoliy informed tht
assembled guests that his wedding, wnicr
: was set for that hour, would nave 70
be postponed. as he had used the money
intended 10 deiray his wedding expenses
/ 10 buy a COW.
Tho honor system. which has been m
vogue at the University OF Virginia foI
so many years. Is gradually being adopt
Ell I'M the North A mass-mecting OF the
| Students Of Williams College, at WI
uamston. Mass. was nold few nights
ago 10 consider the matter.
Although 81 has been one hundred and
| thirteen years since Greoncastle. "a,
was incorporated into a borough, thu
limits have never been increased. not
/ v,ithstauding the fact that the town lone
| since outgrew its narrow confines.
movement is now on foot to extend tbs
| limits.
! ola Christ church, I'm Philadelphia. en-
/ tered into the third century OF its exist
ence Sunday. The church where Geofg'
aud Martha Washington worshlnped, anf
where the family of William Penn al
tended service. was httlnSly decorated
for the celebration Of It's 9wth anniver
| sarv. The interior Of the building ma
recently been restored and renovated.
The Burgess of f.ehighion Borough, Pa
| hired Il gang of carpenters, and sawed OF
| a mans house which projected six fee
! over the pavement. Tho cut was mad
/ from tho roof down 10 tho floor as clea
as a whistle. Tho sawed-om porno
WAS cartod away, and the balance re
mains standing. The action was IN
r,sult OF Il contention that has oSiste
for over a year between the Town Coun
.n and the owner OF the property. ii
was requested. cOaxcd, and throatene
10 move his house back from the pave
mcnt. all without avail FINALLY Counc
aDpliod a heroic remedy, says the Pnta
dolpnia Press.