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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

SCHEDULE - EFFECT MAY II. 1895.
LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION
400 a. NJ. DAILY Tor WASHINGTON and
ana local stations. Pullman
IzMM. Gaiiy. except Sunday. for
Washington and points North.
et9ps st E.9Ss' ,Ashlsnd, Dos
brooke ana Whitewater. Par
iQr-Cari also. connects with
7.,sP.M Daily, For Washington ana
points North. stops at Elba,
Ashland, boswell Milford.
Fredericksburg, Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
SUNDAYS. Sleeper Richmond u
ARRIVE BfRb -s'fREET STATION.
$40 A. ~. Daily. stOS at Whitewater,
Brooke. fredericksburg, Mill
ford, boswell, and Ashland.
and other stations sundays.
Sleeper New York 10 Rich
,sP.M. Daily. except Sunday. stops
at local stations and Ella.
parlor-Car from Washington.
ITO p. N. Daily. stops only az treder-
icksburg, boswell, and ASH
land. pullman-CarS from New
York ard Washington.
1915 A. NJ Daily. 3 ops at principal local
station ana Elha. Sleeping
Car. Connects with congress
slonal Limited betn en- New
York a.l Washins %. .
FREDERICkSB'G AC.OM DAIiON'
DAILY. ex 5unity9
400 Z. NJ. Leaves .l-rtr.,t Sla,lon'
$50 a. VI. Arrives j. stalION'
ASHLAND lf.aI NS.
DAILY, except sun iay)
6:f2 A. NJ, Leaves Elba.
go P. n. Leaves Elba
$40 A. NJ, Arrives Eli
e:N r. d.. Arrives E'ta.
G. A TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
". r. d. MYERS. President.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1896.

The FIRST days sale embracing.
All of the Blankets. Sheets. Comforts,
I Towels, Spreads, Table Linen, Fcather
Pillows. &c, in the hotel.
The Platedware. Casters, Pickles
Crelms. Syrups. Sugars. Buffers, Knives,
Forks. and some very handsomely plated
Chaitng Dishes. &c.
Glassware, Goblcts, TumDlers, Finger
Bowls Wine Glasses. Water Bowls, &c.
Crockery. Plates OF all kinds, cups ana
Sauccrs, Pitchers, Dishes &c.
200 Bent Wood Chairs in nice CONDITION.
The handsome Plate-Glass Mirrors, Car
pet. Pier Tables. &c, in dining-room.
The second Gays sale, on WEDNES-
DAY. October DIST, Will include the hand
some ParlOr Furniture, French Pate
Pier, Mantcl and Hall Mirrors, some OF
unusually large size. Parlor, Chamber
and Hall Carpets &c
Also. the Chamber Furniture used by
the PRINCE or WALES. the MARQUIS
or LORNE and PRINCESS LOUISE. and
the other hne Chamber Furniture on the
first floor Of the hotel, together with the
furniture, &C, OF the private dining-rOOm.
Afterwards all the other Furniture. in
Guiding about go OF the finest Hair Mat
tIesses, some - handsome Pier and Man
tel Mirrors, Hail Combination Lock safe,
Kitchen Utensils. and d large variety Of
miscellaneous articles.
This Furniture is generally OF better
character than that OF the Exchange
Hotel.
10 facilitate the sale. parties when pos
sibe are requested 10 remove their pur-
chases after the close Of each days sale.
The Ballard House VIII be open TO the
public for inspection from A. NJ. 10
=. NJ. Saturday. october nth, and Mon
day. October 18th.
TERMS: Cash.
10 LANE STERN. Receiver.
ocli-toc2O
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Schssula IN FTact

APRIL le. 1896.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD
STREEI STATION. 40,
goo A. NJ, RICHMOND AND MN
FOLK NkSLlBJ ~ LlMll
ED. Arrlre Norfolk IL % A.
NJ. Stops only az PetcrsDuI :,
WayeriJ, and SurClIl. second
class tickets nOI accepted on
o.o. this train. ......
V'Oo A. M, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
Tor LynchDurg, Roanoke, 60
lumbus. ana Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 'OluuDt1,
also, Tor Bristol, knoAFAl.,
roo =, and Chattanooga.
o'oO 4, NJ, For SUFFOLK. Norfolk, anu IN
termcIlate stations; arrives at
1870 NotloiE AT $3.50 =. n.
ITO z. III. For L5nchburg and Roanoke.
Connects al Roanoke win
" dShington and Chattanooga
Limited. Pullman Sleepers
Roanoke TO Memphis ana New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg, and berths ready Tor
occupancy az 1900 L. N. Also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke. ,.
Trans arrive KicnmOud from IyhcSn-
burg and the Vest daily. at $40 a. N,
and 700 Z. NJ; from NOTION aI ~ ~ ii,e
East at I1:OJ a. NJ. and - llbObbD
LIMITED 700 Il. NJ.
Office. S3S Main street. .,.,.,,,-,-r-,
K. w. COURTNEY.
Df.triDt Passenger Agent.
" =. BEVlLL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Odice-RCanoke va.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Take notice that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company Will SELL al pub
lie auction. to defray transportation and
storage charges. at Richmond. on NO
MEMBER "a. 1896, the following described
property-to- One hundred and twen-
ty-nine bundles Of PAPER directed 10 the
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Com
pany Richmond Va, same having been
in possession of this company unclaimed
for period OF at least sixty days.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO II. W. co,
oclS-suit' II. 4. SWAIN. Agent.
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Bay LIN e,
JAMEs RIVER ROUTE.


BEST PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
ROUTE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND THE
VI, THE rfH,E SiilNll AND FAST
STEAMER "NlRGlNiA'
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY IS,
is05.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND sATuR-
Nv. Richmond Rocketts)..... 800 p NJ
~. Old Point Ccmfort........lO.3 +. AL
~. baltimore Is. and o. r.
L7' Philadelphia %. and 0. " ''
Ar r. New S'Yi York ID. and O. Il. ''' "''"'
RI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 +. VI.
Ar ar Washington 9sioii d. ana .. ii'' T. NJ
L1 " p1 nSi, P. R r. zoos . 4 4 a.
~ I'M Tha 9sI,i hl r. x + RI +. l 755 + n
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRI
DAY.
Lv New York (B. and o. r.
~ ~ New York P. i. Rj.....ii 90 4 4 ~
Lr. Philadelphia %. and o.
Tn r. PFEilsdielphia n. R. r.. i .i2 p p n n
u. Baltimore Gay Linel"..,d:09 p. N.
AT; The n'f trlp by this steamer aiforS ." mol ~.
enioyable sail Oh the James river and
Chesapeako bay, passing Dutch Gap
bermuda Hundreds. city Point. New
mort News, Hampton. and Old Point. and
iLrorgh Hampton Roads. The service
ofrered Is unsurI8s sed in every partlcu.
lar. Large and ro lGxgriss aty furnished
saloops ana by eeStrcty aeAT9 oy steam
~ All points North. East. and West. and
baggage checked to destination. State.
lens reserved upon application I'm ncr.
son az the company's office. No. $50 east
Main street. or on board steamer. For
firther information apply TO
II. NJ BOYKIN.
General Agent.
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~ Richmond. IA. Oct g. 1896.
| HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE CiIESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PANY for the election Of directors and
for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting drcluding the ratification Of an
acts OF the board of directors and ell
committees thereof since the last annual
meeting. viii be held nc the office OF The
company. ia the Pace building, i'm the
city If Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY, the
10Th day of October. ls9G. at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. 9. +. WEXFORD.
Ccl-td Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
nNYESTlBULED
N,SSsiA LIMITED
bHsAAsS TRAINS
Vs;sIS0UTH
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
No EXTRA FAas on ANY raAIE.

No. 4O3.-"The Atlanta Special" leaves
Richmond, DAILY. mt 1885 night, Tor
Henderson, (Arrive Durham daily. except sun
eavl Raleigh, SANFORD southern Pines. winning
ton Wsdssboro. Monroe, Charlotte Jaa, o.ni"s.
sr.bv. RntLerfordton. Chester. Cliuton. Green.
wool, n bbrville, Elb-rto1. Atk,ns, ATLANTA,
Augusta Macon, Chaiian0oga. Nashville. Memphis
Tsras Mexico. California and tho Wost wa
Memphis. solid Limited Train siil Pu.laaa
pnrct Si.epers aud yesubuleA Coaches
No. 4l.-"The Q. "a. &. Express" leaves
Richmond, DAILY, at DOB a.n,, Tor tirndrf'
,or fDurhsn daily except oD,isy kaeisn,
Stafford. Soutnsrn Pines Niluir-'nn vs. ades-
boro Monroe Charlotte Cees,,f 'i.i., Green
yood. Abbsriilo, Hlhetfon Ailsrs. Aiit>lA.
Macon P.u.scols Chsttsuoor, NasnvilN
N.nrhis Montgomery, New Or sau,, ioRAs'
Usriro aod tho Southwest VIA New ofiesns),
slid Train with Pullman si-sysis and Coaches
sI,o Sleeper Hamlet 20 Wilmington.
Arrive Richm ond, GO am, go pm. daily.
For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car rsssf'
vA,iOls, etc, apply 20
I'm. BOYKIN, Sol. Pnss'r Agent,
sss East Main ST., RICHMOND, Va.
At. yoay. vks. Prssids.i AID ceosrsl gsr,s~.
yFH.grE, General sarrristsrisI:.
GLOVER. I'd ADrnsoN'
Erfs Hsssgsr. several rsass 49,
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BY VashOn & Lawrence
and
II. y. Chafiin & co. 0ncorporated),
AuctiOneers.

U RUSTEES SALE
OF
THREE-STORY PRICK STORE AND
DWELLING.
No. l25 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET,
WITH LOT 10 . 1-2-lZxC9 1912 FEET.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed
to the undersigned dated 2Sth June. 1884,
recorded IN the clerks Office of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond. in
j.. b. 152 A, page 100. 10 secure the pay
ment Of certain debt, default having
been made I'm the payment OF the same
we will, being thereto required by the
beneficiary of said deed. proceed TO sell,
by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q. 1896,
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. the property above
described
Trims: Cash as to expenses Of execut-
ing this trust ana $3.50, with interest
thereon from 2Sth Of june 1886, till paid
balance upon such terms as the grantors
in said deed may prescribe and direct
and in event of their failure 10 direct the
same. then at such time and in such man
ner as the undersigned trustees may an
nounce at the hour Of sale.
GEORGE $. NASl1ON, JR.,
Il. Il. CHAfrIN,
oc1l-td Trustees.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk,
b. Va DAILY At q j.. NJ
N for New 1 ork direct. Pas
~ Nv sengers leave Richmond
HSsGNS via G. and o. railway ; %
MAIN A. ". or K. and +. rail
HI road IN and w route)
A NJ 10 connect WITH
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York via James river every
Monday (passengers and freigho and
Eriday (freight and steerage passengers
oaiyi at 5 p. N. Additional steamer
frsight and steerage passengers leaves
Richmond for Norfolk every Wednesday
SIP. NJ. connecting with main line steam
er for New York.
FROM NEW YORK paa;ssngervs can
Richmond via Old Point or Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS via James river
route leave every Saturday passengers
ana freight and Monday freight onlyl
Sailings from Company's pier, 20 NORTH
river. 3 T. NJ: Saturdays, L, M.
For fun Information apply to
Holm +. MAYER, Agent.
lz,s east Main street. Richmond. Va
~. Is. cUUyATDEU,-
p. and T. NJ. New York.
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~ CONFEDERATE MUSEUM. IN THE
~ Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
Clay. Is open TO visitors daily from 10
A. NJ. TO 3 h. NJ. Admission, Is cents.
except on Saturdays. when II is free 70
the public. Annual membership ticket. u.
ufa-mambsrshiR ticket. SO. sn1e
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y Office.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Richmond, Va. oct. 6 1896.
The annual meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF TIE SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY, for the purpose Of
electing directors and for the transact
ton OF such other business as may come
before the meeting, viii bee held nj the
Office of the company. in the city oil Rich
mond. Va. on tuesday,, October 20,
1886. az ID o'clock 4. A.
JOSIAH I. HILL.
oCG-tOc21 Secretary.
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In William Gnlette's Secret Service
The action is confined to one evening IN
Richmond. while the historical siege IS
In progress Gillette. Amy, Busoy, and
Odette Tyler ARE in the cast
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PHILADELPHIA, RI c IL S~A
NoND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
light.
freight received daily til 5P. NJ.
Fare, SON Fridays and Sundays
ST came. including meals anu berth.
For further Information apply 10
j. W. McCARRfCk.
General Southern Agent: office. Rccketts.
w. p. CLYDE e co,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
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George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond IN the
suit OF Stern, trustee. W. Archer and
others. l VIII sell, by auction. the entire
personal property in the Ballard House.
the sale continuing until everything IS
sold, and commencing at 1880 a. NJ,
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TIE PLANT. GOOD Will. AND
PROPERTY or THE MANCHES-
TER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
THE PLANT AND PROPERTY BEING
IN THE BUILDING No. 1000 HULL
STREET AND No. Il SOUTH
TENTH STREET
MANCHESTER, VA.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated
November is. 1895. and recorded IN the
clerks office Of The Hastings Court of
the said city, in Deed Book 49, page
100, default having been made i'm the
secured thereby. and being required so
TO DO by the holder thereof the under
signed trustee viii sell at public auction,
ON the premises, on
TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1896, AT O'CLOCK T. NJ,
the good viii plant. and property as
orty consists of one electric motor, one
water motor. one cylinder press. with
jobbcr (Cranton So, one 14x2J G. and j..
press. one 1OxlJ G. and h. press. one
SXl2 G.. and L. press. one small envelope
press. stereotype outfit one DOOlcys)
paper cutter. an ehafting, pulle 's,> and
belts. an type cabinets. stands cOmpos-
ing stones printers ink. paper and
printers supplies. office furniture, stoves
and iron safe, and all additions TO said
plant since November Is. 1896
TERMS. All cash.
T. p. PETTIGREW,
J.. $. CLARK,
ocl6-i0t Trustees.
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ID edmond. FREDERICKSBURG d
IL FOIOMAC RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE Is EFFECT MAY II. 1895.
The evening times., 1896-06-05

The first shut-out OF the season Of THE
Times Juvenile League was administered
TO the Orients by the PotOmacs at Arsenal
Park yesterday, when the score stood 20 to
o. Riston had the Orients completely
at his mercy, only three hits being made Off
his delivery. The support given him was OF
the gilt-edge order, the work of the team
behind him aDounding in pretty plays, SEEM
down with great ease.
Dalrynnple OF the orients also pitched good
bali, but his support was wretched attimes.
While it is hard to see how the Orients
could have won yesterday, with better sup
port of their pitcher they would have held
their opponents score down, and with a
little timely batting saved a sbut-out.
TOOK THIRD PLACE.
There was no discount on the work OF
the Potomacs, and it shows that the team
is determined to possess The Times trophy
IL earnest effort will secure it.
BY winning yesterda y the Potomacs moved
into third place, at the same time showing
the Orients down the ladder.
The game this afternoon will be be-
tween the Senators and Zeph yrs, and
DIS tItSt 'tstihs siit tht oicu ioi
fourth place they will both strive hard
for the gaiue. Bland and Lowd will umpire.
As a change in the schedule is contem-
plated, only the two games for tomorrow
are announced, the first one, at p. m,
being between the leaders of the league,
the Chffburns, and the Eastern Eagles.
CLOSE GAMES EXPECTED.
As the Eagles have strengthened consid-
erably they will make it very interesting
for the Cliffburns, and a close game may
be looked for. The leaders will have to
play ball all the time to win the contest.
Kinslow and Hilton will umpire this game.
The second game tomorrow will bring
together the Defenders and Potomacs,
when Hann3man and Meyne will UNI
pire. The second game will start at 4:30
p. M, and an interesting game is expected.
The evening times., 1896-06-05
AMONG THE BoXERs.

Dick Baker, the coIored boxer, and Dick
o'Brien of Boston have been secured by a
New York club TO box at catch weights
twelve rounds the latter part of the month.
Tom Tracy has arrived in Chicago. He
has this to say about Mysterious Billy
Smith Smith never spoke to me but once
about a match when we We're on the other
side. Then he was hardly in condition to
talk business, and heard no more from him.
Walcott is my chief concern now, but his
new manager says he will not allow him
10 box me before any of the Eastern clubs
he 81 Us that he will have Walcott meet me
before the National Club of London in the
fall. only hope so.'
Young Griffo and Billy Ernst will box
twelve rounds in Brooklyn on Saturday
night.
Tom Sharkey of San Francisco, who got
a draw from Joe Choynski some weeks ago,
has challenged Dan Creedon to a twenty
round conetst for purse before a Frisco
club.
Charley Mitchell and Steve o'Donnell
are giving boxing exhibitions in London
There seems to be no prospect of q meet
ing between Jack Eyerhardt and Charles
McKeever. The latter has expressed his
Willingness to meet any lightweight in the
world-McAuliffe or Kid Lavigne pre-
ferred.
All the New York papers agree that
kid Mccoy showed far from champion
ship form in his bout with Dick Moore, a
thirdrater, Saturday night.
Martin Flaherty's hackers on Monday
posted the 1915 forfeit money for his match
with Champion George Dixon at the Suffolk
Athletic Club, Boston, on June 16.
"Scaldy Bilr' Quinn has consented to
meet Walcott again before the Suffolk
club. Boston, some time in July, probably
the Sd.
Charlie White says that fast boxer who
can fight In close and avoid Joe walcott's
left hand will defeat the negro welter
weight.
The evening times., 1896-06-05
Boxers VIII he Numerous.

New York, June .5.-President Harry
Mcmillan, of the A A. U. OF the United
States, was in New York this afternoon,
and held a consultation with James E.
Sullivan, OF the boxing and wrestling cham
ponship committee. Hestated great inter
est was being taken in Philadelphia in the
championships, and that a team of Phila-
delphia boxers and wrestlers would surely
compete. This will add great interest
TO the tournament, as the Philadelphia boys
have always made good showing in the
championships. Besides Philadelphia,
Pittsburg has promised President Nc
MILAN to send several boxers and wrest-
lers, and President Babb, of the New Eng
land Association, has also promised to
enter team from Boston. The Pastine
A. c., s.. Bartholomew A. c., and the
Brooklyn A c. have likewise promised TO
enter teams to compete for the champion
ship honors. Entries will not close until
June g.
The evening times., 1896-06-05
WILL NOT CHANGE HANDS
No Truth in Rumors Concerning
Aliens Grand Opera House.
Arrangements Have About Been Com
pleted for bridging Over the Pres
ent Financial Difficulties.

Baltimore paper this morning published
a story to the effect that Mr.. o. p. Staples,
proprietor OF the Riggs House. in this city,
will probably secure control OF the Grand
Opera House in few days. The story
further says:
Mr.. Staples holds second mortgag ge of
S40,0U0 on the property, which belongs To
the Washington Light Infantry. and the
interest fell due on June /. Owing to the
extension OF time granted the lessees of
the opera house on their rent. the interest
was not forthcoming. nor has il yet been
paid. This morning Mr.. Staples made the
Light Infantry proposition to buy the
$4,000 of bonds which form the first
mortgage. to furnish the money for the ill.,
tercst due and to hold it for twenty years.
The offer will probably be accepted"
The absorption OF the first mortgag ge lay
the second does not necessarily mean a
change in the mana cement OF the theater,
although that may follow. 1t is asserted
that the lease held by Mr.. E. H. Allen
for the Grand Opera House Stock Com
pany is void under its own terms and can
be terminated at any time. But neither
the Infantry company nor Mr.. Staples wish
as especially favorable.
Mr.. Aliens connection with the theatcr
has been rather unfortunate. He took it
just at the beginning OF disastrous the
africa. season at rent almost 80 Der
cent higher than had ever been paid be-
fore. To obtain an entrance on PcnnsyI-
vania avenue he had to rent store ut
$4,000 a year and spend thousands in
fitting up the lobby. In addition, the in
proveinents in the tn eater and renovations
cost several thousand dolIa=s more. More
over, with three first-ciass houses to di-
vide the patronage which formerly went
to two, all suffered more or less. Mr.. Allen
several times had attractions represented
to be first-ciass which turned out to be
so bad that he had to- close down for
the week to maintain the reputation OF
his house. 1t is fair to him to say that
he did this willingly TO maintain the pres
uge OF the Grand AS Mr. Allen is
very popular in this city 1t is hoped that
under the new mana cement another agree
ment can be made by wfich the present
iessees retain control of the house,
Times reporter called upon Mr.. Allen
this morning in regard to the runore,l
changes. but that gentleman stated lie had
nothing to say at present. Mr.. Staples.
however. was not so reticent. He unheSi-
tatiusly denied most OF the story, particu-
larly ulat Part in regard to his securing
control of the house.
1t is true he said, that ! hold n
mortgage on the property and that the in
terest Is unpaid. but the matter has about
been adjusted and everything is now all
right. The gentlemen most interested ii
the matter Will meet tonight at the In
fantry's arrnory, when all the details will
be arranged
Mr.. Staples does not think there will he
any change in the management OF the
house.
The evening times., 1896-06-05
ATTCKED BY A BULL
Pennsylvania Farmer Rescued Just
in the Nick of Time.

Pennsylvania Farmer Rescued just
in the Nick of Time.
Chester, Pa, June "a ferocious bull
yesterday attacked Elias H West, of
Brdgewater. and the victim was only
saved from death by the assistance of
several men in /; neighboring field They
were attracted by the bulls fierce bel
lowing. The bull was in the field where
Mr.. West was working.
The man paid no attention to his bel
lowing, but when he saw the animal run
ming toward hun he realized his danger.
He was in the center of the big field, and
had no means of defense. With head down
and with his tail up in the air the bull
charged Mr.. West, knocking him into Il
furrow.
When Mr.. West landed in the furrow
t was luck for him, us the maddened
beast vainly tried to gore him. He hugged
the earth close, while the believing OF the
bull was heard q mile away.
The farmers In the adjoining field, seiz-
ing clubs, hurried to Vests rescue, and
arrived just us the bull changed his tactics
and was preparing to jump upon the
PROSTATE man. The beast was driven off
and Mr.. West was taken home badly injured
The evening times., 1896-06-05
Sheriff Don't Is Determtned

New York, June 5.-The Eureka Ath-
letic Club have decided to withdraw the
application for an. Injunction restraining
Sheriff Don't from interfering with the
boxing contest which was to have been
held at the club tonight. They do this
because Sheriff Don't has issued decara-
tion in which he states that he will prevent
the contest despite any action that the
club may take, even if he has to call upon
the State militia to enforce his authority.
The evening times., 1896-06-05
English Tennis PIaver Reo,on

Ridgewood, N. j., June 81. P. Paret.
The Southern tennis chamr:ol. added an.
other victory to his credit in the Ridgewood
tennis tournament this afternoon by de.
ieating W. NJ. Cranston. the English crack,
TWO sets to one. Cranston has recently
come TO this country from the Queens
rennis Club. England. He expects to com.
pete In all the prominent American tour-
neys, and will play at the national cham.
pionship at Newport in August. Grams
ion holds quite record on the other side
and is ranked only little below PIN. who
played in this country last year. At pres
emf, however, he is badly out of form. and
faret found him a comparatively easy
victim. The Englishman played wildly
through the greater part of the match