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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
TRIAL OF 7HE CISTLI s.
The Case to Come Up November 2d-ke
nrwed Their Heavy Bail.


nrwcd Their beavy Bail.
LONDON, oct. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. wal
fer M Castle. OF San Francisco, VINO
were remanuea last Tuesday under
charge of stealing number OF valuable
furs ana other articles, and released
upon furnishing BAN III the sum OF 4O.OO
pounds for their appearance IN court
to-aay were again arralsned IN the
Great MarlbOrOugn-Stree Police Court
tins morning, ana fully committed Tor
trial at the Clerkenwen Session. their
case coming up Oh November "a Inc
ball that was furnished at the last hear
ing was renewed, and the prisoners were
set at liberty penang their trial.
As was the case upon the occasion OF
last Tuesday, hearing, the courtroom
was crowued wltn Ilends OF the de-
PENDANTS, curiosity seekers, etc.
Before the proceedings were opened.
Hon. j. Roosevelt. secretary OF the United
State Ambassy, had an interview with
Castle in an ante-room. Mrs. Castle
looked somewhat pale when she entered
the courtroom, but she did not display
anything IKE the nervous agitation
which she so plainly showed at her last
appearance in court.
one of the saleswomen employed in
the establishment of Gustav Ellis, fur
dealer. OF Regent street, was called to
the-witness stand, and testified TO the
loss by ner employer on October LIST Of
a sable muff, which was subsequently
found in the rooms Of the prisoners 1T
dhe Hotel Cecil.
Other testimony of similar character
WAS presented
Mr.. Charles Matthews, counsel for the
10 no
committed for trial in the Central Crimi-
nal Court, Old Bailey instead of the
ordinary sessions. His grounds for maxi
ing this request. he said, were that the
anxiety of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Castle, In San Francisco. that they should
receive the benefit of all available testi-
mony in their favor, was very great, and
the commital of the prisoners for trial
IN the Old Bailey Court would allow them
time TO come TO England. bringing with
them medical evidence Of the mental
responsibility of Mrs. Castle.
Magistrate Newton said that he was
unable TO comply with the request. as
ne was acting under directions to send all
cases of shop-lifting 10 the Sessions.
Mr. Matthews then said he had no
doubt that he would be able to obtain
an adjournment Of the case from the
clerkenwell Sessions Court in order to
enable witnesses from America to be
present at the trial.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty. and
reserved their lire of defence.
SNH FPNNClSCO Oct fO.-Attorney J.
y. Reinstein. who has charge Of the San
Francisco end OF the Castle case. said to-
day that nearly one hundred afHdavits
rad hccn 20 LoiGon from this city TO
show The unsound condition Of Mrs. Cas-
ilc mind. They were from nearly over
storokCcTor with whom she mad had busl-
ness dealings. I'm case they shall not be
available AT least one witness would be
sent over 10 give testimony. There would.
sir reirstoir said. be no trouble in show
ina that tae lady was mentally irrcspon-
eibie
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OF tho government and perverted 1t to
its own uses and destroyed the rights OF
the people.
Mr. Small compared money to the blood
I'm the human body and said he wanted
a morey that could not be congested In
the money centres He believed gold
and silver were the chosen. God-given
money OF mankind. God intended Amer
Tea TO be Independent financially when
he placed the great treasure houses OF
gold and silver. the mountains ,as far
away from England as he could. He
reviewed "the crime OF 70" following 1t
up by quoting from Daniel Webster that
the rates fixed by Congress are the lc-
gal standard OF value I'm the United
states" and said Webster held that
neither Congress nor any State could
legally demonetize gold or silver. MT
Small declared le 20 was the divine
ratio because AT this ratio there was only
n difference OF 50 0oo 00o In the value OF
the stocks Of the two metals In the
worId.-Chicago Tlmes-Herald or yester-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
PERSONAL And o. VI nam
r,,oros,ino Facts About Eichin"nd's 'it''
7cu. and other Matters

a., Holiness meeting will be
Navo-Street Mission next sunday
,'..,,,,ercing at . O'Clock y. NJ MI -
49, cootoo will conduct the services
calonel ". w. Tillotson. manager OF
,.',oson THE Mormon Wizard was III
me city Yesterday. lie says that r .iias,lI
roe vet 10 receive an adverse cilli0'9"'
from newspaper.
The Kings Daughters OF Richmonu III,
monday and made arrangements lot a"
entertainment TO be given IN the "a
r,ort of the First Baptist church on 'he
evening Of November 9th'
The ambulance. with DR.. LoDenDurS
I'M charge. was called TO seventeenth '.,"
Grace streets yesterday morning TO '.''enu
a, oo,ored woman named Gcoreiara Green
Who had ruptured a blood vessel She
was treated and taken home.
Mr.. c. II. Mofett. past-commander OF
the Buena Vista Lodge. 40. 20 hnish's
of Pvthias. has acquainted the klchnonn
lodges that he contemplates shortly start
ing state organ for that order ana
urges their cooperation.
on Thursday the regular monthly meet
ING a. tho WOman's Christian Temperance
rnion will be held at the chapel Of the
Soldiers Home Rev. Mr.. Clark. or ~
James Episcopal church. Will make an
address. Captain Frank Cunningham Will
have charge Of the music.
The mission at st. Peters Cathedral is
attracting large crowds both morning ana
evening. Rev. Father Smith preached a
powerful sermon Monday night on Pen
ance." This will be the subject the bal
ance Of the week The choir rendered In
sp.fing music. and was ably assisted by
Miss Yctta Harold.
At the Cathedral yesterday morning
high mass was sung M 500 o'clock I'm
honor OF Bishop Van de Nyver. who has
for six years been the executive church
officer for his people here. Bishop Van
de Vyver was congratulated and the ser
vices were simpic and beautiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

MACON, GA. oct %. s.. Brady.
who is in jail in Dublin. Ga. was arrest
cd last week on charge Of conspiracy
10 detraud insurance companies. by com
hitting arson. lie was given a commit.
ment trial to-day and bound over 10 4
higher court.
The crime was committed n year ago.
but the only witnesses against the &C
cused was afraid 10 swear 10 it H. court
as Brady had threatened him II he d.
vulged the secret. But rs the prisoner
= under arrest the witness told the story
with the above result.
Brady is a notorious character. a man
of ample means. and has defed the law
In running blind tigers by his adroit
methods for a long time.
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----------- -----------
HIKnISON ~ DIINI.
lie speaks on the Financial and Free Rio
flanAs OF the Oh cago Platform.

SPENCER. md, Oct. 2l.-Gencral Ben
Jamin Harrison this morning began the
first OF the tours that he will make over
Indiana soil during the campaign. anc
was favored with beautiful weather. Ills
train consisted Of TWO private cars loaned
by IL. -. H. Pierce, Of the Glover Leaf
road, and with the cX-President were
d number Of prominent Indiana politicians
and personal friends The train was
cheered as 1t left the Union station M
indianapolis at o'clock and the days
work began before the party had gotten
fairly out of town.
At the Belt Crossing. west Of the city
several hundred people had gathered. and
the train was stopped for them Harri
son was Justify cheered as he appeared
at the rear platform. The free silver
and cheap-dollar fallacy, As he described
it, formed the burthen OF his brief speech
The next stop was Mooresvile where
q crowd Of about eight hundred people
had gathered. and the station was ga!
with flags and bunting No time was
wasted with ntroductions. as the
time was brief General Harrison
appeared and was given an ovation
He plunged at once into his speech. which
also was upon financial topics chiefly
At Martinsvi'le a crowd OF about FIVE
thousand people was gathered TO greet
General Harrison. and gaily decorated
stand had been erected near the station
TO this General Harrison was led amid
loud cheering and was introduced bv
Judge Grubhs. member 81 his old regi-
ment In his speech here General Harri-
son paid his respects to that blank OF the
Chicago platform denouncing the interfer-
ence Of Federal troops in State affairs
and recalled the CHICAGO riots that had
brought forth this plank He called At
ton TO Mr.. Rryan's defense NJ this
plank. and declared that great evils were
likely TO come from the election Of a man
who entertained such ideas OF the pre-
servation n puhlc order.
At the hamlet OF Paragon several hun
dred neoDle stopped the train. and General
Harrison came out long enough 70 greet
them with word. He noticed MANY
women in the crowd. and admonished
them TO see that their husbands did their
duty.
At Spencer he was greeted by about SIX
thorsand peoDle and made an address Of
fifteen minutes, devoted entirely TO the
silver question.
At Washington crowd Of equal pro
portions had gathered and the enthu-
slasm ran high
II was a big day for Worthington. 4
procession OF uniformed marching clubs
cavalry companies and decorated wagons
headed by q Tippecanoe log cabin and
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one of the navmarket Rioter, Dead

san BFRNAD1NO. CAL. oct 2o.-H
3. Schnaubelt. a member OF the band Of
Anarchists who caused the Haymarket
riot in Chicago died OF consumption in
this city last Friday. but the identity
of the man was not discovered until
yesterday
schnaubelt drifted into this city last
Wednesday on his way from the North
10 Arizona. in search OF health. for ne
was slowly but surely wasting with dis
ease. Once man OF powerful build ove.
SIX feet TAN. and with swarthy complex
lon he was little more tnan a shadow OF
his former SELF.
tie hired rooms. Intending 70 remain n
rev days. but he became rapidly worse
ana finally. Friday afternoon. his system
Welded to the ravages Of disease. and h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

Discovered just In lime to Avert n Serious
touhagra,i"n.

The alarm OF fire turned in from box
No. 81 at o'clock this morning was
caused by small blaze at the residence
OF Mr. Antony Kramer, No. 400 east
Canal street. While the fire was n
small one. the chances are that but
for the fact that young lady OF the
house had just returned from dance
and had not gone to bed when the
flames broke out a serious coniiagration
might have resulted. As 1t was, only
about 500 damage was done. The fire
caught in some unknown manner I'm q
pile Of rubbish in the kitchen fireplace
and was spreading rapidly when discov-
cred. The chemical engine responded 10
the call and quickly extinguished the
flames. after the kitchen and dining
room walls and furniture had been
scorched and dsfgured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
RJsHOP sEYNOTH ron G0Op honey
lie Writes Letter Very Much Like That
OF ATcAbishop ireland.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o-1he Illinois Commit
Tee 81 the Republican party decided to-day
10 send cN-Congressman William r.. Ma
ron. OF this city IN special train. after
Candidate Bryan In Eis fnal tour OF Hi
nois. Iowa, AMI Nebraska ending al Oma-
Ia ON tho night before election day. in
addition 10 having Mr. Mason speak close
20 the Bryan meeting place ~ Chicago
The plan is for Mr. Mssoa's train 10 fol-
low the Bryan special ss close as tie
companies allow for safety, stop at all
the places Ir. Bryan stops and. II pos
bic. speak 10 the crowds which VIII
gather 10 hear the silver nominee.
The Right Rev George T. Seymour
Bishor OF the Qaincy diocese OF the Epis
copsl church. Quincy. ILL.,. has come ou:
with an open letter urging voters 10 stand
by the cause OF honest money Tho ad
diess Is on the lines Of Archbishop Ire
lands manifesto. Bishop Seymour has
not participated In political discussion be-
fore In thirty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
wrILGLtDsrONE RETURN?
A Liberal Ready to Resign in Favor oil me
Grand Old Man.

LONDON. oct. 2o.-Mr. William Pritch-
ara Morgan. Liberal member OF the House
Of Commons for Mertnyr Iydvil' has sum-
moned a meeting Of his constituents Tor
the purpose Of discussing the question Oh
his resignng his seat IN Parliament IN
favor OF Gladstone. Mr. Morgan aim Is
to initiate a movement TO bring Mr.
Gladstone back into politics. The Liberals
comprising Mr. Morgan's constituents are
enthusiastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
6eorgia Daughters of the Confrder,e,

MACON' GA, oct 2O-The Daughters
OF the Confederacy Of the State of Geor-
ga are in session in this city. Hon.
1. X X. Cobb of Atlanta. addressed the
meeting tonight. Most Of the delegates
are the wives OF Confederate soldiers and
TINS afternoon and tonight speeches re-
counting the carnage OF war and ex
pressing the patriotic sentiments of n
reunited country met a ready response.
These officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President Mrs. Ida Eve. of
Augusta; Nice-President. Mrs. r. T.
Park. OF Macon Corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Randolph Ridgley. Of Augusta
Recording Secretary. Mrs. Lula Kendall
Rogers. Of GAINESVILLE; Treasurer. Mrs.
James Moore. Of Augusta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

SALEM. MASS. oct 20.-George l..
Nowcombe. who has been successfully
experimenting with the N-rays. says he
has been Obliged ,O abandon further IN
vestigation. as 20 '.H- poisoning him.
He had eXDerimtl. chiefly ln taking
shadowgraphs of ! i.ht hand
At first the symptoms were much the
same as those of ivy or other vegetable
poisoning. the sensation beng one OF
itching burning and smartiug. The
skin turned q dark purplisn brown, ana
"a burning sensation increased with each
successive exposure to the rays. Later
the skin peeled of and every hair upon
the hand fen out. The nails OF the
fingers turned purple and savo indications
OF falling OF.
MIR. Newcombe says II is his theory
that small particles Of platinum are pro-
iected upon the flesh In experimenting
with the rays pa ~roduce the symptoms
OF poisoning r. believes that infrequent
exposures can De ado without the slight
est injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
Ar. llcA 90 lor ,ound cney

NEW YORK. Oct. Colon William
McAdoo. Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
has written a letter to W. }. OUItis. n.e4..-
Der OF the National Democratic Commit
Tee VI New Jersey, on the election Issues.
The letter IL in response TO requests for
d public expression or mis- views on the
sane. Dir. McAGOo regrets that he Is
unable TO support the Chicago Convention
nominees aha platform. because he l.
doctrines therein are unsoun5 and dam
gerods. and would work incalculable N
jury 10 the whole people OF the republic
lie does not say which ticket he Will sup
port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
Senator Morrill, Reelected.

MONTPELIER, VT. Oct. 20.-Both
branches OF tie LEGISLATURE to-day e.a- Ia
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, az United States
senator ~ succeed himself Tor the fun
Term Of SIX years. beginning March 4th.
1871.
The vote in the House was: morrill,.
2l1, Herbert +. brigham tDc.u.J, A..
mere telng no democrats an the Sen
ate. Morrills election BY that branch
was unanimous.
The joint session tomorrow TO complete
the election VIII be = formal proceeding
simply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
MSMaLL,s FREKSiLVrRsPffCH
lie Accuses Ministers of the Opposition
of Hypocris, in Argument

OF the Opposition
of Hypocris' in Argument.
Rev. Sam. Small preached free silver
docOtne In Battery u Armory last night.
and kept his hearers amused by his hu-
NOR, and as they were In sympathy witt
his theme. were constant I'm applause
lie said II he needed any justification FOR
leaving the pulpit for the platform ne
would find II I'm the array. on the other
side. OF 80 many ministers or Christ
who was the friend OF the common peo-
pie. under the hypocritical pretense that
there was a supreme question of pr-
vate and public morality In the campaign
He approved the Chicago platform un-
qualinedB. said he and his party were
opposed 10 government by injunction al
the dictation OF corporations. and. be-
cause they asked that. they we're ac-
cused Of wanting to revolutionize the
laws. What they demanded was tina:
"A man accused Of contempt OF court
should be brought before twelve honest
men and be tried by them. The anarchy
which was the most dangerous was that
BY which wealth and power took charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
cnntain William SILVER. RrnntIe,

MACON. GA. oct. 20.-Captaln William
Shivers Brantley, who was secretary and
treasurer 81 the Southwestern Railroad
Company from It's organization until old
age forced him 10 resign last spring.
died here to-day He was reared IN
Macon and had been identified with ,hs
Macon railroads all OF his life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
OBIIJ AIRY.


PETERSBURG. VA. oct q. Special
Mrs W " Whyte died tonight az tho
residence or her father. ON High street.
~ "a prctracted illness OF consumption.
The deceased was q daughter cf Captain
i. o. Hinton. q prominent citizen Of this
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
PRETrI HOUf ThDDIAG.
Miss Mary II. E,ug, way and Mr.. Albert
II. Elnufns , T.. come One.


There was a pretty home wedding at
the residence Of the brides mother. No.
so north Twenty-s!xth street. yester.
day at 1:30 o'clock +. NJ, in the pres
cnce OF a number Of relatives and friends
OF The contracting parties.
The occasion was the marriage OF
Miss Mary II. Ridgeway and Mr.. Alder;
II. FlOurnoy. and The ceremony Wa
performed by Rev. O.. c. Vanderslice
after which the couple left on the
steamer Virginia FOR Baltimore They
will reside with the brides mother. at
No. 80 north Twenfy-sixth street. Mr..
Flournoy is a popular huckster IT, the
Old Market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
Entitled to the Word ..Democratic. .

LANSING. MICH. Oct 20.-The Su-
preme Court has granted a mandamus
requiring the Wayne county electoral
commission to give the Prohibition
State ticket the second place on the Of
ncial ballot. The court declares the colo
Democratic ticket is entitled to a place
on the ballot and 10 the use OF the word
Democrats and that the fusion ticket
must take the place assigned 10 II by
the committee. which Is the last on the
ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

The suit Of tho Enterprise Boiler Com
pany against tie Richmond Railway ane
Electric Company. which has been IL
progress for two days past in the Law
and Equity Court had not been COM
pleted when court adjourned last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

HOPKINS Died. AZ ii0l Grove avenue.
TUESDAY October 10th AMELIA RUS
SELL HOPKINS. relict Of Joseph b.
Uopkins and mother ~ James W. Hop
ktns OF this city, aged eighty-seyen
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

4 deaf mute. named PLATE. " ~ a,
,be house OF "a young woman IN Bernay
turkey, set upon her with a big k sar'
and cut her severely about the facs
co. ron into the street where a neigh
bor interfered plate set upon ms
neiehbor and stabbed her IN ht'een
placeg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

SATURDAY. THE 9TH INSTANT. IS
,rfrlr AcT nav FoR fF'fl@ lf ~.
TUE REGISTRAR OF YOUR PkEClNCt
vvr = pEGISTTp Nol TT YOU tNbb
OK HIM. DON'T PUT 1T or III III
THE LAST MINUTE-IT MAY BE TOO
LATE 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
Touchdovn and Goal.

Robert Groner. right half-back on the
University OF Virginia Football team
will be welded 70 a Richmond belle IL
the spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

DON'T DELAY YOUR REGIsTRA-
TON THIS is AN IMPORTANT
MATTER. SATURDAY. THE 24TH
INSTANT. rs THE LAST DAY on
WHICH YOU CAN REGISTER. AT
TEND TO IT AT ONCE. AND SEE
THAT YOUR FRIENDS ARE ALSO
REGISTERED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

Last weeks productions included Joseph
and T.. NJ Holland IN Two Men OF Bust
ness" Otis Skinner IN "A Soldier OF For
tune" and Lllliputians In THE Merry
Tramps."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21
Women'S and GhiIdTel's Wraps

find q space here. The prices are within
easy reach OF every purse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-21

The store tas stood before The public
for years strictly upon the merits OF rs
selections. only the products of the fose-
most makers OF
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opened steady. with wheat. but weakened
during the day under a large visible supply
increase and liberal car-lot estimates: closed
&c lower. March closed at 37l2c; May. &Ss
Q35hsc. closed at 35%c.
Oats-Rece.pts, 1880 bu. exports, 3l,z0o
bu. Spots dull; No. 2, &c. Options dull. with
unimportar1 base and a weak tone; closed
sc lower. March closed at 24ssc; May closed
at 24Sc; May closed at MIC.
Hay steady. Hops weak Hides quiet.
Leather steady. Wool quiet.
Beef steady. Cut meats easy. Lard dull
and easy: Western steam closed at 5-4Sc
asked; May, $500, nominal. Refined steady;
compound. 4xQ5c. Pork slow.
Tal,ow steady. Cotton seed OIL steady, but
quiet; off summer yellow, 20Q2512c-
Coffee-Market opened steady, with March
Twenty points higher and other months un-
changed to ten points higher. Foreign ac-
counts were featureless, but foreign buying
supported the early market. Later the feel
ing was easier, under net local decline pres
sure: closed firm at unchanged prices to fve
points decline: Sales, 1900 bags, including
No. Z. 1870. Mild quier and steady; Cor
dova, 16A@lSc. Sales, 1.150 bags Maracaibo
p. t.. Rio-Strong; No. Z Rio, lic.. Elk
change, S27-32d. Receipts. 5000 bags; cleared
for the United States, 1000 bags; for Europe,
none; stock, 10000 bags. Warehouse deliv-
cries Saturday from New York, 1,1B bags;
New York stock to-day, 1855 bags; United
States stock. 237,46a bags; afoat for the
United States, 270, 800 bags; total visible for
the United States, SOS. 2S2 bags, against 464,
GLIB bags last year.
Sugar-Raw firm; sales. Abs bags Cuba
centrifugal. So test. at 4 3-16c ex ship.
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AT NEW YORK,
Ruling Prices I'm mt the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, March 23--Flour-Receipts.
1900 brls; exports, 1890 brls. Market opened
better, with wheat, but weakened during the
day and closed heavy Nothing doing in
spring patents. Rye flour dull. Buckwheat
flour dull and nominal. 2 Buckwheat steady.
Corn meal quiet Rye dull. Barley quiet.
Barley malt quiet.
Wheat-Spot weak; No. l hard. 74Ac I. o. b.
afioat. Options opened stronger on higher
cables and talk of small worlds shipments,
but soon yielded to big spring wheat receipts
and favorable crop news. the decline bring
ing about freq Liquidation, which lasted all
the afternoon. assisted by an increase in the
English visible aud small cash demand:
closed Zee net lower. March, 6sA Q70Ac,
closed at zoe; Nay, s. 15-l6u7oAc, closed at
69c.
Corn-Receipts. 5000 blu: exports. $1,000 bu.
Spots dull; No.. 2.s37llzc. in elevator. Options