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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
THE BOXING MATCH.
Black Prince and Taylor Try Con-
illusions Tonight.

Tonight, Black Prince. who has so far
swept everything before him, will try
conclusions with Harry Taylor, who is
said to be a crackajack. The bout will
be for points and ii promises to be the
most interesting ever given by the Salt
Lake Athletic club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

Don't miss going to Saltair on the
Fourth. Every arrangement has been
made to have its patrons enjoy them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

Read DR.. Shelmerdine's ad. in the
Evening News before it is too late.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

With every pound of Spanish clip
pings Brian pipe free at Sam Levy's,
171-173 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

Had these figures been accepted the to-
tai valuation would have been materially
reduced Only four protests were receiv-
ed during the session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
FOR THE CELEBRATION AT OGDEN
July Fourth

The Union Pacific will sell round trip
tickets at 81. Trains leave at and 8
am. and 2:10 and 4:50 pm. Return
ing. leave Ogden at $50 am. and 3:15
and 6:15 pm. and at midnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
NEW TRIAL WANTED.

In the Case of Sullivan VS.. Salt
Lake City.
The arguments on the DEFENDANTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

Garfield Beach, July 4th. Trains
every hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

The pleasur e-seekers will not be dis
appointed by going to Saltair on the
Fourth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
Grand total ...........

This has been one of the most careful
if not the most careful assessment ever
made of these properties in the history Of
the territory and the board was called
upon to make a number of adjustments.
The tendency was to cut down the val
uation and was it not for the fact that
the property of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company was increased on az
count of the many improvements made
during the past year, and the farther fat
that the Salt Lake q Mercur company
made it's first report, the total valuation
would have been materially decreased.
As it is the revenues to be derived by the
territory and the various cities and coun-
ties from this source will be about the
same in 1895 as in 1894.
One of the noticeable features of this
assessment were the comparatively high
valuations reported by the various COM
panies, yet the board made advances in
almost every instance, there being but
two totals allowed to stand as given and
one of these was found to be out several
dollars through a mistake in addition. Ac-
cording to the reports of the companies
the valuations should nave been allowed
to stand as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
ESTABLISHED 1879
Mccormick s Co.,
BANKERS,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
General Banking Business Transacted.

Collections promptly made on ell points
IN the West and Northwest Careful at
tention given 10 COnSignments of Ores
and Bullion. Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers on the Principal Cities OF tie
United States and Europe.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
New York--Importers' and Traders Ma
tional Bank; National Bank of North
America at New Tork-
Chica go-Commercia1 National Bank
San F'rancisco-FfTSt National Bank
Ornasha-Omaha National Bank.
St CONSTITUTIONAL Bank OF Commerce
Denver-Denver National Bank.
Pueblo-First National Bank.
Portland Oregon-FirSt National Bank.
London-Martin's Bank OimitedD, s.
Lombard street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03

Walker Bros. e F'yler Co., Big Eve
ming Sale tonight from to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
Yar .len Give. Bail.

NEWPORT, r. l.. oct: - pom Jai,',1
Van Aliens arrival last evening" pspuS
sheriff Kaul was summoned 70 az
hurst. and together with Samuel T. hoilsy
'ybo il managing the local end OF tne
digicuItv under the direction OF MI. van
Aliens New Yorw lawyers was IN con
s1,ltation with Mr.. Van Allen. unui laeo
bour last night. As matter OF Io.,n,
The writ Of arrest was presented, put 'ne
reading of Il was Waived ana Charles ~
koene Jr.. Colonel HOney's assistant
Us accepted as bail. while for surety
the whole OF Mr.. Van Aliens extensive anu
eiahorate estate. Wakehurst, was mort.
Gagged to James Anthony, sherln' anu anu
Pardon 5. Kaull. deputy sheriff. Inns
property Is attached for El7so. ana tts
mortgage specially sets. forth. that u
given only as a bond for the payment OF
ali loses. costs, damages expenses, SUITS
actions, claims and demands. whlch tle
sherirs may sustain or be SUBJECTED 10
hv the acceptance Of kOehne, as ban.
ne being a young man WORKING Tor ms
daily bread II also provides for van
Alien paving the final judgment In the
s1lit for which the writ is issued, or IN
case of failure 10 do this. 70 surrender
his body and finally, in case 81 failure 10
10 fhis the deed shall be in full force as
n transfer to the sheriffs or their heirs.
There Is no time named for the mortgage
10 run. except that II covers the time the
case Is 70 be before the courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUoTATIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adviccs.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2,.-An advance in
sterling exchange 10 4Ssnuis9a started
fresh selling movement in stocks IN
tie frst hour OF business. The strength
OF exchange or course revived the tax
about exports of gold. but leading bank
ers were of the opinion that shipments
we're not likely this week At least so
far as next week is concerned. however,
they wcre not so confident. The greatest
pressure during the early part Df the
DAY was directed against the lndustrials
ana Reading. The last-ramcd fell from
lsH 10 1875. rallied 10 1914. and dropped
10 ana closed at 14x. Kumors we're
current that tho assessment on the stock
unaer the proposed plan OF reorganization
VIII certainly be $50, and may reach no.
while the income bondholders will prob
ably nave 10 pay $40, for which tney
may receive little new preferred stock
IN exchange. The stock was unusually
active and figured for 10Ocp shares IN
a grand total OF 276. s64 shares. In the
lndustrials Tobacco WAS particularly
weak and dropped 3As per cent. 10 - ON
reports that The fght with the plug to
oacco people was costing the company
dearly. Sugar was steady for a time,
but IA tho last hour. on sales by brokers
supposed 10 be IA the employ Of lower
Nall street interests, the stock broke
ia 10 1913 General Electric sold dO"n
from 3fi1 10 324 and Chicago Gas nom
U.s. 10 tS4. The decline In the last
named was attributed 10 sales by holders
Nh'0f margins HdN ItfU WfthftiNA -
losses IN other parts OF the list The
railway list fell on a 10 ~. per cent.
IN some places. but In the afternoon the
losses were partially recovered, owing 10
favorable September statements OF the
Burlington. Chesapeake and Ohio. Min
neapolis and 81. Louis. and Canadian
Pacific Pacific Mail shot up from 'olt
10 3lN on the old story OF settlement
with the Panama, but later returned 10
BOZ In the last hour the bears ie-
sumcd aggressive tactics, and the inn
provemeut noted was not only lost, but
a number OF tho leading issues touched
the lowest point Of the day. The par
ticularly weak stocks at this time We're
Reading. Sugar Jersey Central AtchisOn.
eral Electric Erie Telephone and Tele-
graph made "a sensational drop Of u
points 10 20. rallied 10 81 bid, aud closed
at 80 bid. The sales We're only 100
shares. and the break was considered
10 be simply an old-tirne coup The
general market closed weak ana 70
~ per cent. lower on the day. National
starch preferred rose ~ 10 4gi3. Bonds
were weak. Sales footed up Sl.235WN.
TIE sales Of listed stocks aggregated
2lT,5il shares and Of unlisted stocks
~, 1b3 shares
Money on call firm at 203 per cont.
last loan ~ 2ia per cent, aud closing
paper, 6AN6 per cent. Bar silver 1rS.
Sterling exchange iirmcr with actual
business In bankers bills at isibsn iSIf,
for sixty days and 4SNzu4>Si for 30
mand posted rates. iSSig0 4S9iL. CONNER
cial bills 4s6i204S5 Government bonds
bonds weak. Silver az The board was
firm
Treasury Balances: Coin, $50. ~, (96.
currency. S9i u6i $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

WASHINGTON. -. g.. oct. z.-Mr X.
r. HILL OF New Orleans. representing the
executive committee OF the sugar planters
In Louisiana. and cX-Congressman Myers,
Of Louisiana. called at the Treasury
Department to-day to confer win sec
rotary Carlisle IN regard 10 the payment
OF the Louisiana sugar claims. ana the
Nebraska beet sugar claims, reported
by the Leonard Beet Sugar Company,
OF Nebraska. upon which the decision OF
the Comptroller Of the Treasury was
based.
The Louisiana claimants take the ground
that their case IS stronger IMAM the beet
sugar claims of Nebraska, ana they want
Secretary Carlisle 10 hear as TO the
sending their claims over 70 the Court
Of Claims for adjudication.
Mr.. Carlisle, as he Was on the point
OF leaving for Kentucky could not con-
slider The matter sufficiently TO decide
The Louisiana people say, II Secretary
Carlisle will nOt send their claims 10 the
Irnited States Court OF Claims they
viii test the constitutionality Of the Ia W
i'm the United states Court Of Louisiana
first. and then. If the decision be adverse
they will carry IL up 10 the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

Mr.. Sol. Smith Russell presented two
bllz at the Academy last nisht that
gave him fun opportunity 10 show hrs
wonderful versatility as an actor. MIR.
Valentines Christmas was presented as
a curtain-raiser. IL IS one-act play,
from a sketch by j. L. Mitchell, and
there are two characters In it-Mr. Val
entine "A bachelor, and Glenn. his body
servant. As the Old bachelor. who
on Christmas Eve gives a dinner to his
dead loves. and who has only memories OF
each phantom as q medium of cOnversa-
ton. Mr. Russell does piece OF char
acter-sketching that is wonderful. Tho
piece possesses a moral, and the sadness
OF IL is at times most painfully brought
out by the realism OF Mr.. Russells act
ing. MIR. George Woodward as the ser
want was excellent.
Miss Marguerite MeringtOn IL the au-
thoress OF An Everyday Man" a new
comedy. In three acts. / want 10 say
that il is certainly one of the most dis
tinct stage successes OF the season. Some
may claim that there ~ great similarity
between il and brother John" Mr.
Cranes play but a close analysis of the
line Of thought will readily show that
such is not the case, and the only thing
approaching similarity Is In the healthy
moral taught by the two plays. IAN
EVERYDAY Man" is simple, graceful, and
pleasant story. so constructed that MIR
Russell has full scope TO exercise the
genius OF his irresistible Individuality
AS John Empy. a man who IL practical
to a degree, Mr.. Russell is prominently
q success. His knowledge Of human
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

He Discusses Politics In Virginia aud In
Ohio.

In discussing political affairs during
his visit to Richmond. President NJ Il.
ingalls, of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, said TO a newspaper representative:
Virginia Is one OF the few States where
one hears much now on Tree silver. In
my State (Ohio) the Democratic party
has got straight on the lines Of sound
money. They have got entirely out OF
the free-silver heresy, and II Is so In most
Of the states where free silver movement
was felt or course / know a great deal
about wage-workers, and ] am glad to
say that the waye-Vorkers or this country
are too intelligent To be fooled by any
thing like the recent free-siver talk.
Notwithstanding Nirginia's free-slver
politicians, the sound-money element in
the Democratic party Is gaining strength
every day. and | hope that the old State
will be All right in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention next summer"
How about Campbels chances In
Ohioy' asked the reporter.
well, something viii drop next Tues
day. Campbell has made a magnificent
canvass. He has made IL almost alone
but IL has been the most aggressive eff
fort OF his life. The Democrats are fred
TO high pitch OF enthusiasm. and
will not be surprised IL he is elec,ef Gov
crnor. He win certainly cut the Repub-
lican majority down. and il he polls the
vote | think he will poll. he will receive
the Democratic nomination for the presi-
dcncy az sure az fate.
Il presided over the largest Democratic
mass meeting In Cincinnati last week
that [ ever saw. The crowd numbered
about 1900. and | never saw greater en-
tnusiasm.
Eyes. I think Campbcll's chances for
election arc first-rate, although IL would
seem almost like a miracle II he aid
overcome the great Republican majority
of LAST time
what do you think about Cleveland
and his next term
II feel confident that Mr. Cleveland
win not allow his name TO 20 before the
convention under any circumstances"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
NV yonK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct 2g.--Flour steady and
demand moderate, winter wheat low
grades, 81 2Ja260. do. fair 70 fancy, S-.sp
n3I5, DO. patent. S3vVpd. i', VI iil 'D,a
clear. - 7jq3 -. patent, $3s53g ~ low
extras. S2.2ad2Go. city mills, S''.o1tt.vv W
do patent Sl2OO4.4J. southern hour
quiet and steady. common 10 az 49, a.
81 iOd2 80, good 10 choice de- Sz.'Vp""V'
Wheat-Spot market easier ana ie 80, az
tive. No red. steamer ana elevator:
7Osxc. anOat IKE. Options ADVANCED
isuitc., closing weak at "a iqc below VS.
terday. with trading more actlNe' 40
. red, January, Gs.sc., March 'Vte,' May
1Oc. October Gj'sc.. December, ptNc
Corn-Spot easy and quiet No. =, ISL
SIZE. elevator. 3Sa.G3Si2c. aiioaL OPP
lions were moderately active and 81 &c.
lower. closing weak October, Size; Mo-
vember 3G3sc.; December, 3''sc' May
0ats-spot quiet and easy. options dun
and easier. October 2jl2c.; NoNemDci,
23asc: December. &}asc. May, 2'tc. spot
prices: No. >. 23isc. No. white. 2'c.'
mixed western, 24p21l9c.
HAY steady. good TO choice, Sla''1c.
Wool quiet, domestic fleece lsd22c.;
pulled, lhn34c.. Texas. 9Hl3c.
Beef dull and steady; family, Nlpd
1900: extra mess, S1TQS 500, beef mans
inactive at $1,000: ticrced beef quiet ana
steady. city extra. India mess, Sl6.ru
100: cut meats dun and steady picked
bellies. Si25: shoulders. SGUOuG.25. hams,
SST5nAO0: middles nominal
Lard quiet and slower. western steam
closed al SjS5: city Sjj4ajD. october,
S5.SZib nominal Refined dun. COhii-
nent. 500. South American, 500 COM
pound. S4.J0NiS7ia
Pork quiet. mess 500.
Butter I'm moderate demand and steady;
State dairy, 12ai2Hc.; do creamery
DC, western dairy, luulIc., Elsins, nc.
Eggs steady and quiet state and, Penn
sylvania. 2lN22c.. western, fresh. lS02uc.; ;
lined. l6Nlbiac.
Tallow dun and steady. city. 4 3-lGc.;
country. 4hnii4c os 10 quality.
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet crude
&c, yellow prime 21iu2Sc. asked. do.
off grade, 26iaN21i4c
Rosin scarce and FIRM strained, COM
mon TO good. 81 GjQl7O
Turpcntine quiet and easy az 2N N
Rice steady and demand good: fair to
extra -, ate. Japan. 3ian3@ic
Molasses-Forelgn nominal: New or
lsans. open kettle good 90 choice, firm
at 2GaS2c.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee barely steady at 10 points down
TO 20 points up. october. SO. iOnlJ. lu;
December. S14vO0i4g5: January. Sli.NO;
February. SiIG5. March. Sli.J0G li.GD:
May. Si41001i2p. Spot Rio quiet and
steady; No T. Si5.G2ig
Sugar-Raw about steady and In mod
crate demand, fair refining. ~sc. Re
lasc.: standard A. fNc.. cut-lOaf ana
crushed. 54c.: graduated. 4'.U47sc.
Frcights TO Liverpool Cotton quiet:
grain hrmer room scarce; cotton, by
steamer 7-Gid. srain, by steamer. Al.
asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30


CHICAGO. ILL, oct .9.-After the
usual recognition OF the drought scare
by opening firm and slightly higher this
morning, wheat fell under the spell Of
the heavy Northwest receipts lower Lon
don cables and poor business. and ruled
weaker and lower up 10 the close, which
MAS the low point for the day. The
opening was the highest. The notable
weak period Of the session began little
after noon. and was apparently due 10
selling hy New York and local longs the
former for quotations short account and
the latter because they had grown weary
Of waiting for a bull movement. Decem-
Der wheat opened from 0OLc TO GOa~c..
declined TO l9iSc.. where IL closed. asc.
under Yesterday. Cash wheat was weak
and L0bc. per bushel lower
COrn-It was quiet in the corn pit and
prices. although experiencing weakness
through the relationship Of this grain
and wheat ala not materially decline.
The range scarcely exceeded &c limit.
the business affording ample scope there
ir. May corn opened at 294c, sold at
2ai, 02o3-S. declined 10 29ikc where Il
closed <c under yesterday. Cash corn
was steady
Oats we're influenced entirely by the
fcoline Of wheat Price changes were
not important and were confined 10 mar
row boundaries. May oats closed ~.
under yesterday Cash oats were firm
for all grades with whites notably Lc.
Observation-Disclosures encountered further
disbursement this morning IN the State.
Of affairs at the yards Early the re-
port was weak and lower. Later another
Dispatch was received quoting a decline
OF l0ml5c. Product gave way 20 the
depressious communicated. prices ruling
al declines all day. At the close Janu-
airy pork was lOal91c. lower than yes
terday January lard 2iaajc lower, and
January ribs 2isc. lower.
r'hp lending futures ranged nc followe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

ST. LOUIS, MO-, oct. "a special
from Tyler, Texas. says that Mrs. Leo
nard Bell. the nineteen-year-old wife OF
farmer of that neighborhood. had been
visiting her mother, and about dusk last
evening started TO walk home a dis
lance Of half "A mile. On the way she
passed a cotton-gin. where "A number OF
men were at work. soon afterwards
her mutiiated body was found a quarter
OF mile from her home, at the side OF
the public road. Every evidence ind-
Gated terrible struggle. The fiend, after
assaultng her. cut her throat from ear
TO ear. and horribly mutilated the body
Search is being made. and IL the fugitive
Is caught he viii be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
TORAcCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. oct - 1875.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade f0-dsy.
Wrappers. hOgshcads. filters, =. cut
ters. q. smokers 30. Tugs dark. g. rotai,
IS hOgshcads.
The tobacco Inspector reports today:
spcctions-Brieht, j. hOgsheads. dark,
y hOgsheadS. western. 30 hogsn ads
Reinsl ecti1ns-BTight II hOesheads; dark,
= hogsheads.
Myers Planters Meals. Crenshaws.
SeabrOOks, Allegheny, Ola Dominion. and
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. : packages. deliveries -
packages.
United states internal revenue cOlloc-
lions on tObaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va, to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
$500 -, plug tObaccOs, S3.eJs.3l. Total,
S9JlJ.OG.
very satisfactory break Of bright
BattleborO g. CD al DavenpOrts ware
house to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
VIM uyyHfLED ro-MoRRow.
statue Of Jefferson 10 be seen by the Pub
lie for the First Time.

The work OF finishing mp tho few
smaller details that remain 20 be- done AZ
the jefferson was being pushed forward
with remarkable rapidity yesterday. and
an haste was being made 10 oDen the
biz structure tomorrow. 8 large num-
Der OF handsome pot plants ani beautiful
specimens Of tropical growth have been
placed im the Frankln-street court. and
they add much 10 the appearance OF that
portion OF Tie hotel. Painters and deco
ratOrs were hard al work putting tho
final touches 10 some of their efforts. and
any number Of workm-n We're busy OPEN
ing and placing furniture.
The furniture for the pariors and other
departments OF the great building is eX-
ceedingly handsome and made after bcau-
tiful designs.
IL Is certain that the hotel VIII be OPEN
ed tomorrow. and on that day the splen-
did statue OF Thomas jefferson viii be
unveiled and for the first time exhibited
10 the public Mcssrs. Ainslie ard Web
ster. together with their assistants. were
as busy as could be- all day yesterday
experimenting the work and getting mat
ters ina shape for the opening To-mor-
row evening there Will be several dinner
Uarties at the jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
Deem Run Hunt Climb.

\ meeting of the board Of governors OF
the Deep Run Hunt Club was held last
night al Mr. Ruesers office. A committee
Of tho following members was appointed
20 make ARRANGEMENTS for a fall race
meeting: Captain Philip Haxal Mr. ;
n Hancock f. A. :. Brine. Or r. l..
Triton, Mr. r.. n. Savage. Prizes will be
offered for three races. two OF which will
be steeple-chases. open TO the members
Of the club. for heavy and lightweight
hunters. and a third for the farmers
and tenants whose land tine club ride over
The club Is now I'm a nourishng condi-
ton. and several new names have been
added since the hunting season began.
The club viii meet to-day at the Fair
Grounds at $3.50 =. NJ. for another hunt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. oct ~. Flour
quiet. -, -.
Wheat steady: No = red spot ana DC.
tober. G,t,r,s,s-c.: December, "'.s TVS.
Nav. ,2n,s,c.. steamer No. I'd. CylT
G,tc southern by sample Wp3';.' d".'
or grade DiD6dc.
Corn-Old nrm; new easy: mixed wet
.;1Mo37a.c.: October. 31iznStHsc.; Nofcin-
Der. 3iAQI'.c.; year. SitG5ic,' Jahuory'
33lFi3gic.. February. ,Jf,G]ic;' so.th-
orn white. 3in3Gc.; new DO, yellow ood
3iHc.
oats quie, and easy No. white. vest
ern. &c. asked; No. mixed, "s@ieih'
2'N23l7c
Rye steady; No. 2. 44dijc. for near ty
and 4SuJOc. for western.
Hay-Good, S1J.sHllC.VO
Grain frciehts quiet
Provisions IN good demand. mess PORK,
500; bulk. 500 short ribs am tlear
sides. SGD: sugar-curcd shoulders, $50;
hams. small. Sli.2J; large, 5000
Iard-kcfned $12j.
Butter steady, fancy, creamery, I'd
&c. ladle. l6c., store packed, "ul-c.
Eggs firm ar inc.
Coffee steady; No. 7, sl6.2J.
sugar duh. granulatcn, $40.
Bonds-Northern Central ~ lid. BAL
timore ana Ohio Southwestern frsts.
lllkMll5; do. income, AS. Jli3 bid, do.
incomes BIS, - asked COnsOi ,.atci Gag
stock, C6tIuT-. do. bonds. .. li1i4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
rur ,r,MFS-RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 30 1885,

nature is wonderful and the perfect
detail with which he evolves the part en-
trusted to him is a never-ending source
OF pleasure to his audience.
At the end OF the second act. he was
forced TO respond to curtain-call. and
the proverbial speech followed.
Mr.. Russell's company is so uniformly
strong that II r. hard TO say which one
was the best, but Miss Minnie Radcliff
as Mary. Johns wife. was very fasci-
mating. She Is clever actress. and
possessed OF a charming stage appear
ance.
"An Everyday Man" will be presented
at the matinee to-day. and The Rivals
at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30

80 surFRfGE ron uoMEN.
The Proposition Voted Down by Il Big Ma
forit, for the Palmetto state.

COLUMBIA, :. G., oct. 9.-After a
fight lasting an of last evening ami
through to-day's session the Constitu-
tional Convention al 215 took an aye
and 10 vote on the proposition TO allow
woman suffrage with property and odu-
cational qualifications The cause Of
woman died by vote Of III 10 25.
Uncle" George Tillman made a mag
nincent argument of about an hour or
more fayOring woman suffrage. The
debate was intensely Interesting all
through. Mir. Sleight introduced an
amendment TO leave the woman sufirage
matter TO the General Assembly. This
will no doubt be voted down promptly.