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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
German and Feast.

Lilly Valley" beautiful spot In Hen
rico county. was the scene Of most
enjoyable german and feast Friday night
which was given by Miss Lille May
Wade, to her numerous friends. Amons
those who participated were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. =. Southwark, Mrs. Cantieid,
Mr.. Robert Garfield. Misses Florence ana
Abbie Garfield, MIR. Walter Wade, MISS
Mary Wade ami Mr.. Ross Southwark
Mr.. l.. j.. Russell and Miss BERTHE Allen
MIR. James Lyme and Miss Oracle sharp
and others.
The evening was a most enjoyable one,
and everybody expressed themselves as
having had a most delightful time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

point that would have enabled the Home
20 continue a shelter and bread at least
10 those already there. The shcrihs'
iunketing fund would have done the busi-
ness.
II IS really TOO bad that the State is
not able TO take care OF all her poor OLD
brokcn-down veteran soldicrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

a company has been organized at Cape
Charles TO rivet the shells Of oysters to-
eethor 10 keep them fresh Tor ship
ment to distant markets. We suppose
this would be called a close corporation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

When the Export Locked shell oyster
Company commences operations. the say
ing. Dumb as an oyster Will have a
new significance. the POOR things Will not
be able 10 open their mouths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

All go at 70 and DC; they sell every
where at 40 and 80 cents. Owing 10 a
change I'm the sheet-music department,
all music and small musical instruments
will be- sold at auction prices this week
Call for bargains at Richmond Music
Co, PIC east Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

Jurgens' neat and easy-riding Baby
Carriages are the best soothing syrup
for crying children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

Pure Cream Cheese. l2c. Zander's. Sixth
and Clay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

Make your purchases at THE Boston"
Ten per cent. OF this weeks sales will
go towards the rebuilding OF the Grace
Street Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
DO You Want Groceries &?
See s. Ullman's Sons al.


If you want a safe and profitable invest
ment, buy our per cent. full-paid stock.
price, 500 per share, cash dividends pay
able semi-annualy January and July.
For particulars call or address
UNITED BAN KING AND BUILD
ING COMPANY,
S2l east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

The price Of The Times is two cents per
copy and ten cents per week. deiNereu
within the limits of Richmond and Nanches-
ter. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

Superfne Flour. guaranteed, 25c. a bag
at Zander's, Sixth and Clay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

Boston Baked Beans. lOc., at Zander's,
Sixth and Clay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

To see Jurgens' Si2 30 solid-oak suit is
TO buy it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
Banios. Mandoiins. Guitars at HaifPrice.

Full line must be closed out: special
sale this week: great reductions and bar
gains now. at Richmond Music Co, 2i3
east Broad.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09

Der Sd with Mss Maiden F'>ke,
who rlaYs two nrgh-s in q matt
nee. Ms Frsk2 IS the Gr, atest
ac-rcss un~n tbe American stage
today. SIe IS supported BY ore
of A. NJ Palmrr's hest companies
Appi,cstinns for sears can b
received by you These plays
will rrahaby b the most inter
esting ever seen in the stare Of
Florida, ard you cannot say roo
much as 40 the bsauty ard ,nagni-
fcencc n{ the Tue-tTical Auditor,
iam. Yours trulv,
B w. WRENN,
Passenger Traffic Manager
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09
Passenger Traffic Manager
TO cure n Cold in One Cay
Take axatlve Bromo Oulnine Tab
rts. All druggists refund the
money if It fails To cure. 25c.
ADDITION LOCAL.


Col, T T Wright, industria
for the Plant Sys-
TEN, is in the city on business.
Your shoes are kept cleaned
and shining free If charge if
bought from J A. RowelI.
r. L. Harper, editor Of the
Gainesville Democrat. visited his
family in the city yesterday.
Latest styles DeLeon hats at J
A. Rowells-best bat ever sold
for s..
DIR. Law returned from Tampa
today W here be had been in at
tenGarce on the State Synod.
The latest styles in fail and
winter millinery at Mrs. c. A
Browns Do not purchase until
you have seen her latest styles
Her openin z will take place soon
when some cf the bandsomest
pattern hats ever seen in town
will be on exhibition.
The rorth hound Plant System
passenger train today pulled four
express cars Loaded with, produce
At The Racke: picture
blocks IOc. toy engine Io2, mar
bles Is for Ic, jack stones 6 for Ic
baby rat;les 5 and Ioc, big Japa
nese dolls 2oc, biSque dolls soc
d lis 4 and SC, rubber balls 3 anc
) cents.
CEas. A. Wheelon, editor arc
proprietor cf the Free Press o
Pierre, South Dakota, made Us /;
pleasant Gail today.
Fashionable headwear for men
: al tho leading shapes, prices anc
/ qualities sure To please, David
! sen & VanEchop.
I w. A Redding and family re
turned from BrooksvilIe today
where they have been visiting re-
a:ives for the past week.
/ At The Racket-Just receive,
steel enamelcd ware galvanizer
wash basins, galvenizcd dippers
lots of tinware and sheet iron pan
cheap.
| Almost every merchant IN tow
when asked about their bushes:
lssys that it is very sacisfactor
and that trade is on the increas,
Have you examined our line {
. samples in imported and domesti
woolens? Suits to your measure {
moderate cost. Davidson & Var
Echop.
Prof. Carl Elschner, the eficier
city chemist has made applicable
for naturalization papers and {.
poets to become a permare-
c.t:z2n Of Oca,a.
The Champion boarding hous
: is one of the most popular boar,
ing houses in the city, especial
} so for railroad men. Try it. !
good square meal for 25 cert
Pleasant rooms. Cheap week
. board. One block south of th
: Methodist church.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09
PLANTS BIG PLAYHOUSE.
December the Third the Grar d s.
Performance Ever Off rcd
the Peep'e of Ficrid7 VIII
be Given There. One
Fare X tes on
Railroads.
From the Tampa Tribune.

From the Tampa Tribune.
We publish below two letters
received by Mr.. +. NJ J,lv, d's-
trict passenger agent, from Col. Il. .
w Wrenn, traffic naragrr Of tn
Plant System, and which exFllin |
themselves:
New York, Oct. 81, I896.-Mr.
+. M. Jolly, ID. ?. A, lamp,
Fia.. notice il the papers that
they speak of the Casino as
being built for the accommods-
tion and pleasure of the guests of
the T,mpa Bay Hotel, and Mr.
Pants attention has been called
to these notices. In a convers2-
tioa with him to-day, be desires
that have the papers understand
thoroughly in regard to this en-
terprise
Wnen the Casino was ordered
built, il was his intention to ar
Iange for what is called a concert
hall, with no particular set seen
cry, but simply to accommodate
entertainments that might be
given for the guests of the hotel,
TO which of course you understand
the Tampl people were always
welcome. Later ON he decided
Tampa needed a first-class thea
frical auditorium in which all
classes of entertainments could be
give n, and to which all the best
attractions that visited the state
of FloriGa or elsewhsr could come.
aud assure you that this audi
tonun on his part meant the out
lay of a very large additional
am)uat. To have fitted the stage
as was first contemplated, should
say it would have repaired about
81 90, and 20 fit the stage as it j:
now being done, 1t will cost very
nearly $50 COO. The scenery that
We shall have behind the curtain
at III hsatTical auditorium, will ad
NIT IF any C!HsS If p'ay being pre-
sented that is upCu thc Am@T'car
stage. The drop or art curtain
as il is called, VIII cose not les!
than $I,oco. and the artist tel!
me tha he intends 70 furnish Nj
Plant the finest art curtain tha
hangs uron any stage IN the Uni
ted States.
Il may be thought that tn
Theatrical Auditorium IS only +
be open when the Tampa Ba
Hotel is open. Such is mistake
The Auditorium Will be subject t
attrac,ious-during the entire ycal
aud any attractions that can 81
cure accommodations in Jackson
vile ard Savannah, O. any othe
ci-y at any time, can secure az
com mmcdations ar the Auditorium
In britf the building of the Al
ditorium is fer the people Of Tan
pl, and the guests OF the hote
will have no more rights and pri,
ileges than the humblest citize
OF Tampa.
Yours truly,
Il. w. WRENN,
p,cga-cCr Tr1 Er NTa-orsr
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09
Yours truly.
Il. w. WRENN,
Passenger Traffic Manager.

Mr.. +. M. jolly have you
letter of the 24'h IN regard TO re-
quest from Mr.. Baker, and l am
glad indeed 20 know that he is
taking such interest 10 the matter.
And in this connection l would
advise agents in your division that
TIE crera house will open Decen-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09

good success introducing his
medicine in Oca'a.
The Montezuma hotel, under It's
new management, is becoming
one OF the most popular So houses
il the state. Capt. ard Mrs.
Palmer thoroughly understand 'he
ho,el business
S. J. Bowie of Ta'adsga, Ala,
af'er a few days visit to his father
i1-law w. NJ. L hesidge returned
rome to-day. Mrs. Bowie and
children will spend the winter in
7own.
after the opening Of TIE Ocala |
travel will begin to in
,rease. The travelling public like
this house ard many come here
when it IS open who would MT
20 SO otherwise.
There will be q call meeting Of the
Woman's Parsonage and Home
Missionary Society tomorrow af-
ternoon at $50. Ali of the men,
b rs are urged to be present to
assist in completing arrangements
for the Japanese Tea to be given
at the residence of Mrs. Alex Nc
Intyrc Nov. 20.
A nicely matured orange was
laid on cur desk few days ago by
DIR. Davie, picked from his grove,
two miles south west Of town.
Th- doctors grove is doing nicely,
and he expects at least fifty boxes
of oranges from it next season.
Citrus County Cronicle. y
At The r. scket-Side combs 5
s and II cents, hair cvimpers ano
DC dozzep, shirt waist Set 10. IS
and 25c, belt pins DC. sewing reeC-
les &c paper, needle books s, hsir
pins packs &c, hair pin cabinet
Sc, book straps SC, Shs wi strap
TO-, handsome Jsranese waters
25 i, pearl dress buttons 5. 6 and
S Il, zzer, black and fancy dress
butaEs s. dozzen. shirt buttons
Il ocz@en &c. large "n'se O"-'ohS
" "'NA " D.
florida has weatherCd the pre-
vaiing financial stringency IN .
most gratifying manner. Few
business failures II any naZoi.n5c
l have been re r5ed, and although
unforeseen calamity has visitt
=, one Of th2 stasc's best s@c.i.ns III
] the o >currenca If a terrible Storm
RI p.op'e rendered homeless anC
destitute by the disaster Rave
: been well ionked after by thei1
: n-iEhDpJs, wh0 cou'd spare COR
! trihuti3ns from their own sub
.-tarcc.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-09
A BIG FIND.
G. q. MA SH.

l. makes you happy when you
fed something valuable, doesn't
i? G'Ve IS 2 visit and you'll find
pics 50 lar below what you ex-
rectrc trey would be, thar YOU'LL
begin 10 think you are finding
va'us bIfs-wPich viii be TIE case
XaCtIy, for better stock never
wa& gathered together. Bring in
your jewelry t2ste-we'll satisfy
il
Ia. I. EUTNTET
eweier, OCala, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

net hobby is "the emancipation OF her SEX" and her
latest plan looking to that end she describes as fol-
lows: MY intention is to make my place q sort Of
anng school for sT"s ans omen IN actual d
work viii be given. There VIII be nothing n my
ers. although Of course, the girls who come here
will have their own choice OF wearing d apparel app
This will not be new womaHs coiony' out ths
wfe's training school,
John T. Hughes, of Lexington, KY. has taken
s2s $50 in premiums the State Fair during the last
twenty ynine years.
According to "The London News" DR.. Fauvel.
who recently d.ed in Paris. had larger practice
In his special branch-diseases OF the throat-than
any other physician in the world. Yet his fee was
comparatively small being only $40 Thirty years
ago he founded an inirmary. where he treated poor
people for nothing Among his patients were Gam
betta. Queen Isabella the Emperor OF BTaZm, na the
the Prncess C:otilde, the Comte de Paris 3 ana the
late Empress Of Russia His parties were IKE tn9se S
most of the great singers and actors and had them
friends TO his soirees to entertain his other
guests
Father Barnum. OF Baltimore, who has been work.
ing among the Jesuit missions in Alaska for five
years, rs in this country collecting funds for the
mission treasury. Father BarnuLl's station IS at
Considering the difficulties be surmounted Chris
tanity made wonderful progress among the
Indians and EsquimaCs during the nVe or SIX years
that the mission has been in existence.
The officials Of the village of SantPourcain
France have just entered upon the possession OF
10000 francs left to 1t by the Marquise de Bru-
seIle who born there The money is TO be used
to build q hospital for old people The Marquse
was formerly seamstress in Saint Pourcaln and
there met her husband
Charles H. Bulkley. Of Cleveland, who died the
other day was for many years of Cleveland's
foremost capitalists and was the father OF its park
system He was born In Albany. y. Y, ffty-two
years ago. and was a direct descendant or Peter
Bukley the first congregational minister of Con-
cord Mass, and the g.ver OF the first library TO
Harvard College.
A monarch who almost never wears gloves. ac-
cordng to The Westminster Gazette. s the King
OF the Belgians. He dislikes to cover his hands
even when riding or driving The King IL an ex-
cellent rider and oarsman. He prefers the English
fashion OF sitting in his saddle, and likes Eng
lish thoroughbred for a mount.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
Nmu5cments.

,.oe>eo>o>~~~~~~~~N>~~<~N <~N~~>N~O~N~N~N~~~N~N~~c
AaBEY'S THEATRE-2- s:1j-The Notorious Mrs. Ebb
smith.
ACADEMY OF Ml-SIC-2-S-The Sporting Duchess.
AMERICAN THEATRE S-Northern Lights.
RiJOI THEATRE 2-S:1J-The School Girl.
BROADWAY THEA rRE-2-S-An Artists Model.
CARNEGIE Nails -Paderewskl.
CASINO-2-s:l5-The Wizard Of the Nile
COLUMBUS THEATRE -si3-Shaft No. .
DALY'S THEATRE s:i5-Twerh Night
EDEN Mt-sEE-Con ,@:t
EMPIRE THEATRE 2-s-Carmen.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE -2-s:l5- Shore Acres
GARRICk THEATRE SO The FouHdng
GRAND OPERA HOUSE :-s-New Superba.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE: . s1a-The Queens Neck.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE 9 -s:i0-The Heart Of
Maryland
HOYT"S THEATRE 2:i5 3 The Gay Parisians.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE 2-s:l5- Fordinand's Mar
Contract.
ROSTER a BIA1.s- 215 s:l5-Naudevlle.
iYCEIM THEATRE $40 The Home Secretary.
MErROrOLiTAN OPERA HOUSE-2-A -Aila-s Riso-
ieffo.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN Exhibition.
OLYMPIA THEATRE s:l5- Vaudeville.
PALMERS THEATRE 3. s-rhc shop Girl
PROCTOE's rLEAsi' 10 PALA'E-Naudevile.
STANDARD THEATRE 2:l5 -s:l5-rhe Strange Al
ventures of Miss Bro"a.
STAR THEATRE . s:i5-County Fair.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
PERSONAL.

John l.. Peak. OF Kansas city who was recently
appointed United States Minister to Switzerland
will sail for his post from this city on January -
A French Canadian couple. Louis Darwin and his
Wife living in ST. Paul. recently celebrated
the eehte.h anniversary OF their marriage. The
husband Is l07 years Of age and the wife s lOl.
Andrew Carnegie has announced that he will give
10000 a year for the embe.lishment OF the museums
and the art gallery in Pittsburg bearing his name
The only proviso that he attaches 10 the gift Is that
two or more pictures by American artists be pur-
chased each year.
The Jowett memorial fund for the endowment OF
scholarships at Baiol College. oxford. has reached
the sum Of tlO.CW
DR. Mary Walker is now living on a farm about
three miles ives. OF Oswego. y. Y. She is amil-
lar figure on tn" streets OF TIE town. to which she
drives nearly every day. She always wears a full
suit Of black broadcoth. with Prince Albert coat
and silk hat, and walks with a cane. Or. Marys
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04

from the fate which, under the strict letter OF
the law he we'll deserves.
There is. of course bare possibility that he
was melted 10 his rash deed by the British South
Africa Company. or by the authorities Of the
Cape There Is at present not the slightest PROOF
of II. and all the probabilities are overwhelm-
ingly on the other side. Mr.. Cecil Rhodes did
once declare that he intended TO make all South
Africa British But 10 one knows better than
he how 10 bde his time He knows perfectly
we'll that the irresistible progress of events the
growth Of population. the extension OF trade,
will soon bring the South African Republic ana
also the Orange Free State into union with Tie
Cape Colony. No violence Is needed; nothing
but few years patience. until the fruit ripens
and falls Of its own accord. or course the envy
and jealousy with which he is regarded by other
Powers will inspire the Continental press 10
camor against Mr. Rhodes and accuse him OF
instlgating the invasion of the Iransvaal. but
such words will be mere sound and fury. sig
nifying nothing As for the Chartered Com-
pany II would have been simple madness Tor
II 10 commit himself 10 such an undertaking.
Moreover. neither Mr.. Rhodes nor the company
would have planned an invasion without MIX
ing sure Of a simultaneous uprising OF the I IL
landcrs' and there is not the slightest symptom
of such an uprising having even been thought OF.
jameson has shot bis bolt and missed the
mark There should be no occasion for furihrr
serious complications over his eScapade what
Is now Of vital interest is Il hearing and redress
Ing Of the wrongs Of The English, American ana
other foreign settlers in the Iransvaal We nave
already briefly described those wrongs \ more
detailed consideration Of them Is published on
another page Of tO-days paper. III Is perfectly
evident that they are too serious 10 be tolerated
longer News now comes that President krn-
ger is willing to have the cVloni>ts state their
grievances and their demands 10 the Less-
lature and promises that they shall have care
fll and consideratc hearing. That. II triie i of
happv omen II indicates that the Pretoria GOV
ernmcnt Is in more reasonable frame OF nina
than heretofore The rule has been hitherto To
forbid the cOlonsts 10 meet for discussion or
their grievances. TO bar them ont OF the Gov
ernmcnt House. and literally 10 spit upon their
written petitions 1t ought 10 De perfectly com
prchensiblc even 10 the Bocr intellect. that mat
tcrS cannot longer go on n they nave Dcoh
going; that an ignorant and unprogrcssivc mi
norlty cannot permanently rule IN Intelligent
and progressive mn iority.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
EIGHTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN i 'nconfirmed dispat ches from the
Transvaal say that DIR. Jameson was executed
by the Beers the Kaiser congratulated Presi-
dent Kruger \ Constantinople dispatch
saws that the Porte Will permit Americans to
distribute relief to Armenians In Harpoot. --
Advices from Havana To the effect that the
rebels are invading the southern part OF the
Province Of Havana.
cONGRESS.-Both branches in session. ---
Senate: There was a spirited debate ON MI.
Elkins's resolution IrC Viding thai bonds here
after shall be sold only by public competition.
Mr. Sherman severely criticised the Administra-
tons financial policy -- House; Ine session
lasted only five minutes
DOMESTIC.-Four of the members of the
Venezuelan Boundary Commission win mold d
conference a; the State Department to-day. -
The strike Of conductors a I'd motnrrncn in Pnila-
Ielphia failure. the men quickly returning
., work --- The : licitors' Trust Company. of
priladelphia made ar assignment. due TO un-
authorized speculat.ons by director - the
repor. OF the Adjutant General OF the state rec
ommends field servce for the National Guard.
State Eng"eer Adams has appointed "a
large force OF me-; to make Surveys Tor tne pro-
posed extensive Improvements OF the canals.
CITY AND ST 0IKBAN.-The work Of in
vestisating the charges of fraud al the Repub-
lican enrolment and primaries was begun. -
The Empire State Society Of the Sons Of the
American Revolution had dinner at Del
monico's IN commemOratiOn OF the llSth an
niversary Of the Battle Of Princeton. ---
Magistrate, Flammer fixed the bail of Edward
Hallenbach. who tried to Kill William r. Rob
inson. at $1,000 - The Police Board made
public a report II had recently made to the
Mayor on the condition Of the force -
The stock market was irregular and dull
THE wEATHER.-Forecast FOR to-day: Cold
wave and fair. The temperature yesterday. High
esi. ~ degrees lowest. "a: average. S5A
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
mn J4UESON'S ESCAPADE.

DIR Iamesen's conduct seems ineXpIcahie lie
has hitherto been known as bold and aggres-
sjye man. bu, also as discreet and prudent
one In his former campaigns he always saw
the end from the beginning. Yet now he has
gone in,o one Of the widest. maddesf. most
uncalled.for fibusterng enterprises ever Known
81 far os can be ascertained. he had not the
slightest authority from those behind him. at
Cane Town or I'm London. nor the slightest en-
couragcment from those before him. at Jonah
nesburg He acted entirely upon his own respon-
sIbility. II Is impossible that he dreamed the
Imperial or the Colonial Government would ap-
nroye his dongs Indeed he showed ne did not
nv cuttiny the telegraph wires behind him. He
NAV have hoped the "Utlanders" would rise IN
, body 70 welcome him. II so. he has been wo-
fully disappointed. There is no indication that
they ever thought Of such a thing. They were
probably displeased and exasperated by MS
raid knowing full we'll 1t would be prejudicial
70 their cause. SO they left him 10 bis fate, and
in the first engagement with the Beers he was
soundly beaten as he deserved TO be- and was
cautured with his whole force. He has no one
IN blame for his fate but himself. 1t is said the
Bocrs will try him by court martial There Is
Iitt,e doubt as to what The verdict and sentence
will be. The Beers think the only good Eng
,,shman is a dead Engshman-or one whom
they can lax heavily FOR their own proflf his
life may he spared. as matter OF poilcy ou'
that Is the only consideration that can save him
New-York tribune., 1896-01-04
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iM East i1th-si. corner 3i-ave