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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Annual Meeting of the Tobacco Associa-
ton Sales for the Fiscal Year.

zion sales for the Fiscal Year.
LYNCHBURG, VA. oct C.-Spccial-In
the Corporation Court to-day Sidney
Davis and Warren Gannawly )coloreol
were each sent 10 the penitcntiary Tor
TWO years for larceny third offence.
The annual meeting of the Lyuchburg
Tobacco Association was held yesterday
President KING presiding. All the old oili-
GERS were reelected. as follows. IrD-i-
dent, William King. Jr., Nice-Prcsldcut,
~. \. Amen. Secretary and Treasurer.
James iranhnn, Inspector of sales. Pow
ha,au liancs.
he report OF the secretary showed "a
decrease OF 1910 600 pounds iu The sales of
tobacco compared with the preceding
year. From October !. 1891. 10 October }.
1879. the sales amounted 10 n 6lJ. 4u From
October }. 1876 To October T. 1886. tine sales
amounted 10 1899 lD The members of
the association are very hopeful about
the new years indications pointing TO a
big increase iu sales
Inc semi-anuual meeting OF the board
Of governors of the Piedmont club was
..cld last night al the clubhouse. on Court
street
Inc object Of the meeting was 10 elect
of GERS 10 succeed those who had served
TWO years. he election resulted as FOL
lows. President. John ". Craddock. Vice
President Il. 5. Terry; Secretary and
Treasurer, General D. Holmes Smith.
Chairman OF Executive Committee. W
l.. Clark. Five members of the board
We're elected. as follows: John W. Grad
dock j. H. Smith w l.. Clark j. Stew
art Walker. and William King. Jr. AZ
Ter the business was finished refresh
ments were served and tie evening was
delightfully."- spent.
Politics are very quiet here just now
The clerks at the headquarters of the
National Democracy are busy sending
out soundmoney documents and the sill
verites are at work on doubtful voters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

A meeting OF several gentlemen inter
ested in breeding and racing thoroughbred
horses was held yesterday AT "Hiudiuc.'
the home OF Mr. n. Bernard boswell. IN
Hanover county. for the purpose II or
ganizing an association 20 bee known AS
the Hanover Preceding Association. 70
Amongst those present We're MIR II. -.
boswell. Mr. ". -. Cardweil. Mr.. ".
&. Parkinson, and several gentlemen Of
Hanover and Caroline counties, and
Messrs. Writ T.. Taylor. ii. c. Beo,tlc.
W. NJ. Leathly. 4. a 5. Brine. and others
Of Richmond.
IL Is proposed 10 hold race meeting
On Saturday, October a. 1896. and a pro-
gramme OF seven races for liberal purses
will be issued. including two one-mile
aashes. one threc-quaIter mile dash, one
Tor half mile heats. all open 10 all. and
weight for age. one open steeple-chase.
bbout two mile: one steeple-chase. open
Inly 10 members of the Deep Run Hunt
tiub. and one race open 10 the farmers
N Hanover and Caroline counties. Spe-
bal trains wIi be run on LIS occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Interesting Exerciscs at Richmond Col
.cs. Las Nsgh..

Iuterestinc Excrciscs at Richmond Soi-
.cs. Las Nigh..
The opcnln, ol tae tnc! mond College
c,mnaslum last evening Was most aus
gl,iou.. Director -. -. owens Aad ar
ranged a varied ana attractive pro-
gfammc, and 1t was carried out without
change. Hon. !. Aston Cahch, picai-
cent OF the College Alumni Association
presided over the exercises and introduce
cd the speakers and events. In his ielicl-
tous opening remarks. Mr.. Cabcll gave a
historical view OF athletics and pointed
out the vital relations OF physical cul-
turc 20 success In life. Dr. William L.
Matthews. of Manchester, was introduced
ard spoke OF the beneficial effects OF eN-
crcisc upon the muscles and nervous
system The Doctor IS an aiumnus OF
Richmond College. and his practical tax
was enthusiastically received.
DR.. X. IT, Pitt. former president OF
the Alumni Association. spoke of the
moral side Of athletics. His thought was
athletics develops manly qualities and
especially fair-plav
Brief speeches were also made by
President Boatwrirht and Professors
Mitchell and Carroll All Of the ad-
dresses were intersperscd by drills with
clubs swords and dumb-bcils conducted
BY Director Owens The young mon who
took part were Messrs. Ernest Provence.
J. ID. Lee. ]. r Bowden. z. II. McEwen'
and II. S. Driscor The events Of the
evening closed with an exhibition OF
fancy club swinging by Nj Owens. The
director Of the gymnasium received
hearty applause for his experiences ana
dcvtc~iiv. OF tho tS' students now ~
college. large proportion have already
entered the gymnasium classes. ana the
work will begin tomorrow under most
favorable conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
COUVTTTEE on CfM{ TIRiIS.
Reports Made al the Havoc Wrought by
the Iturricant.

The Committee on Cemeteries me- n
@ CLOCK yesterday afternoon 40 room IL
OF tire CITY Han, with the following
members present. Mcssrs. Vaughan
chairman, Hawkins. MosDy, and Noble
The report oil the Ecelcrs of Olkw0oi.
Eiver,iew, and Sno-kOe Ii.ii were rccei'-
cd and hled. Inc usual bills we've orIcr-
od 10 le paid.
Mr.. Nobio reported that the recent
storm and rains had caused muCh de-
struciion al Olkwood. and the sub-com-
nittoe which he represented desired TO
le allowed liberty to spend such amount
as might he necessary 10 repair these
damages out OF the appropriation ior
that purpose.
The committee un ,nimonsiy "grccd 10
grant Mr. Nobles' REQUEST
Mr. Vaughan asked for an appropriation
10 paint and repair the house AT RIVER
view Cemetery. Tho matter was referred
to the subcommittee on ldverview Gene
terry. to ascertain the cost Of the same
on motion Of Mr.. Mosby the Virginia
Home for Incurablcs was granted the
privilege Of erecting iron posts between
the granite pillars which have been
r,ut up around The lot donated to the
Home in Ri,crvicw Cemetery
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Political stntisticians Counting Up the
HO..Ihle Re- urns.


The enthusiastic advocates o. the cleo
tiOn Of Captain JOnn Lamb are already
Yguring out now MS election viii be ac-
compnsheu. The hguTes are somewhat
vague but the claim Is made with thal
positive manner that Is born ot true par
tisanship. Iney count on only a small
majority in TINS city, cOncedng 10 the
sound Money people large vote. But
in HenricO county a majority OF al least
500 Is put down by them as sure thih6.
In Chesterfield. according 10 these stalls
ticians, Captain Lamb VIII secIre a ma
Jority OF JOJ. and Manchester VIII make
Il 200 stronger, in Hanover, thel say, ne
ought TO have at least 4On majority. ON
the other hand. the Lam Iltcs cOnccdc
Goochland. New henf and King VIII
liam as being very I1tful ground.
The admirers of udge Lewis hoot at
these figures, and they have been do
ing a httlc calcuiat ns themselves These
figures. though, are about as vague ass
those given boy inc Lamb people. but 4
give them as coming from man VINO
makes II "a point 90 study the situation
Here il Is. King William Will give Judge
Lewis 80 majority. New Kent. 20. Hen
rico 400, GOochland. POO. Chesterfield. 30,
Richmond l.JJ. The county OF Hanover
Is conceded 10 Lamb by 300 ana Manches-
ter by 2OO. IL Will be seen that the claims
OF the Lewis tabie-makcr are not as OK
travagant with their neurcs from the
counties as are the Lamb men, Accord
ING to these last figures. Lewis Will carry
the district by about 200 lf Lamb is
elected according TO his own men. his
majority will be- less than that claimed
by the Republicans.
The Business Mems Bryan and Sewall
Club held a meeting az Old Lee Camp
Hall last night.
Rlakcs silver wagon Is again ON the
rampage. having just recovered from the
effects OF the awful freele-Out IL expert
enced on It's frs; appearance.
Nothing came out from Secretary But
toa's headquarters yesterday worth men
tioning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Della Fox Furnishes an tNening 81 fleas-
ure to a Large Audience.

A house packed from the topmost gal
lery TO the pit heard pretty, bewitchinS
little Della Fox in "Fleur DE Lis last
night. with an interest that was undated
through the three ana throe-quarter hours
that the opera lasted.
Taken an in an. "Fleur De LIS Is an
mcommonly pleasing production Inc
scenery used IS new and tasty the cos
tunes are bright and attractive, ana the
whole cast ably supports ihe star
The music is bright and catchy ana
portions OF it are exquisite. especially the
"Gcod- Night" song. sung hy the entire
cast. its strains growing softer ana softer
until they died away in the distance.
Della Fox i'm the roles of Hover Slfi'
a wondering musician. and ghost was
pleasing in the extreme She made the
hit of the evening in the character OF a
wandering. ragged boy musician. Her
voice. though not strong, is sweet ana
her acting is superb.
Harry Macdonough. as the Count nes
Escarbilles. and Frank Blair. as the Mar
quis DC RosoliO. furnished the fun Tor the
occasion their acting being mir1h-pro-
Voking in high degree.
The chorus was exceedingly good us
members being bright, fresh, and well
UP i'm their parts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

This evening. m the residence
Of the bride. on Twenty-third street.
Mr.. Robert j. Christian. n well-known
tobacco manufacturer. viii be- married
10 Miss Laura W Bracket one Of the
host-known and most successful OF the
lady teachers i'm the city Both bride
and groom are we'll known and exceed
ingly popular.
At s o'clock this evening at tho
residence Of the brides parents, No. sol
north Twenty-hfth street. Miss MARY
r. Woodward daughter Of Mr.. r. A..
Woodward. will be married TO Mr.. Hiram
Barker. a well-known young man Of this
CITY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
The Dispatch on the Losses OF Virginia
Farmers

Editor of The Times:
Sir.-In the Displtch of Sunday the
9TH and ae.in in the issue OF the 9Th
instant a table appears in an editDri II
which makes IT appear that Virginia
farmers have lost twenty-one millions of
dollars on three crops alone raised in
$50. that 1t is said being the difference
between selling that years crops at the
prices OF 1873 and selling them AT tho
prices OF 1886, and this is said 10 be the
result OF the financial policy now ad-
vocJted by Governor O'Ferran, The
Times. and the campaign" end presume.
l may add, Of the sound II Cney adso-
Gates. The magnitude OF this has star
tied me, aini sAusaA No - -lsok ipt1 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Isaac n. Sncondivcr. who was shot by
his wife last Tuesday week and taken 10
the Virginia Hospital where he was sup
nosod for several days TO bee dying. pa,
81, far recovered that Doe was aale % 20
ONT Yesterday ana get shaf9l. i.s is
sim weak. but is rapidly -esahhn< his
health
s motion viii be made before Judge
WITT In tho Hustnes Court this morning.
lv Nr.-r-. Harry Glenn and T. j.
t.-ar..r rarr-.l for .lrs. Sencindiver
s,ill probably be- argued this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
YESTERDAYS rUHF EyrNTS.
,,,,,Iouc Shots Win M Aqueduct Track
cood vime-n Winner at Latonia.

AorEDUCT RACE TRACK, oct o.
The feature OF the sport mere to.o"y
vs. the success OF "a number OF i'"s
shots two H. TO chances winning h'hu-
N INV while the odds on the other winners
r;;necd m tie neighDorhood Of 10 l.
"' ',r.t receive and a half iurlonss.-
Mohawk Prince 90. Hirsch, - 10 - hia51'
win free Lance second ANA iuIi thliu'
Time. 1903. .. ,,on t4,rria
1 10 IL first. with Scoggan second anu
Nick Johnson third. time, 10
Third receive and a. mali iurlohb-.
TENDERNESS (9l. Hirsch. H. 10 - nrsi
with Dolando second ana annie l.. lhiIu'
Time. los. ,r.,..u roe
Shecdy , 10 - first. with Dorothy Sc.
ond and Argentina third. liinc' - ga
Fifth receive and "a nall iIilonss.
Robbie W. az. Ballard, TO j. hisl'
with NalOrOus second ANA Nuinerel thllu'
Time. 1.lo.
Sixth race-mile and a siXteenth.-Sep-
tour 90. Hamilton. I 10 - hrsti Niti
koudo second and Doggett third. Time
l.J1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

PHILADELTHIA. "a, OCT. 6.-The
hearing IN the case OF John ID. Hart.
president Of the Hart Steamship Com,
many relative to his connection with an
aIloged military expedition sent on tho
steamship Laurada 10 Cuba. Was resumed
before the United States COMMISSIONS
,,dmurd, this afternoon. But one Wit
ness was examined. and at the suggestion
of John +. Lewis associat, counsel WiiD
canfain Ker. for the defendant. post
nopement of a decision in JIe case and q
rrrument was made until Friday after
moon. October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
lie rseaped Death Second Tine

Alonzo Elliott. the young white man
Viz t'far0nfed 70 commit suicide by tax
ING laudanum on Monday night is much
'''7 - md will be dismissed from the
c,,, Almshouse this morning This was
Tho second time that he made an attempt
On his life having tried II about six
months ago. lie is a single man. ana
,o,on, al suicide He is well known
10 the officials at the almshouse. and
they think he has a mania for suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

A DAUGHTER of Mr.. James 4. Siauehter.
b grocery az sos west Nam
street. while out driving Yesterday after
noon about O'Clock met with "a pam
ful accident. When in front OF tnc ~
nnsifion Grounds her horse became
frfgbfened and ran away. She was
thrown out of the buggy and suffered
some severe injuries. The ambulance
..... .uf before lts arrival the lazy
had been taken home ty some friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

WIfh - v IN Def-'
Republican campaign club. to be
49, rifth Precinct Clay Ward
ki.,r us Se organized at al Reservoir
Sluo; I Wa" night. with about seventy-fy.e
s,,ni,i,.e vonnc white Republicans as mem
hers. 4 80. c,iio,,-e. Pohort
=. inri,so,, pre.ide-t. George Ganle.
,-icernresideut: Lee Duesherry. secretary b
.ioso6h Cecil sergeant-at-arms
After the organization had been Ell
fected Judge l.. l.. Lewis, Republican
llS,,'e1iaaIe Tor Congress from this district
'''','" In accompanied by Mr.. john Logan
Gordon. Both gentlemen made addresses
which were enthusiastically received.
An Of the members Of the cluo are
worthy mechanics. many of whom have
Teretofore be- n staunch Democrats. The
regular meeting nights Of the organiza-
ton will be Tuesday and Friday OF each
.l-.-----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

10 the place OF meeting. which will be
held at The old track at "Bullheid.' The
following officers were elected; Mr. I. -
Do.wen. president. Mr. W. 9. Parkinson,
yicc-prcsiesnt. MIR. Writ T.. Taylor, treas
urcr. L. A. $. Brine. secretary. ENecu-
tive Committcc-Prcsid vicc-prosident'
Dr. {. w. + Brock Mr. o. il. berry
Mr.. u. {. Bcattio. Dr. Joseph n. Nhi'e'
and Mr.. j. r. Anderson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

past there has been much discussion IS,
TO President Garlands political position.
the silver people claiming positively that
he would work and vote Tor Bryan. Mr.
Garland i'm an interview. says he viii
vote for Mckinley. since be- believes the
protec ton policy Is the best for the iron
and steel workers OF the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Mr.. Marion L. Dawson has been In
vited 20 speak before the Union Demo
cratic Club. on Church Hin, on rrlday
TO some OF the points made by ex-Presi'
dent Harrison At the Auditorium on Non
Ay pl2Rks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
INCREdS. THEIH salary.
street Railway Conductors selling Their
Gold ~ I1oit

The M-monthly pay-rolls Of the Rich
mond Railway ana Electric Company
di.c this week. are being paid i'm sold coin,
sand dollars of the precious mClaL
This move seems 90 ne popular with
Tho employees. many of whom are dispos-
ing of their gold at "a premium. cone
ductOr on one of the compinNs hhes.
wien asked hy 20 Times representative
Yesterday what ne did with bis gold
stated that Doe had sold twenty dollars of
il for twenty dollars and seventy -iiFe
cents and stating further that BE knew
OF several men who had received pre-.
MUM OF nftV cents oh ten dollars, and
of others who's" transactions had been
even more profitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
EFFORT TO SUPPRESS.

After the letter had been read the con-
tents OF which had been listened To- hy
the members OF the club. Captain John
A. Curtis moved that the letter bee not
given 10 the reporters for publication.
This motion was at once carried.
CIR Miles " Martin thought that the
publication Of the letter could not hurt
the Democratic party but only Mr. Mere
dith and at his suggestion. Mr.. Mac.
Jones moved a reconsideration of the
vote by which Captain Curtis motion
had been adopted. Another lengthy disc
cussion followed. during which Colonel
Bigger took the ground that Mr. Mere
dith's letter was Of private nature as =
reply merely to his own personal letter.
while the Chair took the ground that ths
letter was the property Of the club.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote was
anallv rcconsidercd boy "a vote Of - 10 -
and the motion OF Captain Curtis TO with
hold the matter from the press was lai.
on the table
After the transaction Of some routine
business OF minor Importance. Il wac
decided on motion Of Mr.. llobson that
up 10 election. the club is 20 meet every
Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
Gnrnnn for nrXnn

LAUREL MD. oct. 6.-Senator Cor
man presided over o Democratic meeting
here tonight am declared himself en-
phaticaIy for the Chicago ticket and
nlalfolra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

The Committee on Accounts and Print
,,.e. ,yn meet at o'clock thIs afternoon
In room 80. u OF the city Hail.
THE Committee on James River I'M
movement will assemble at J. NJ, IN
room SO. 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Robert Brown Ccolo-ed) was arrested
lsrf niaht by officer j. IT, Thomas. OF
m. Third district. charged Win pieaNins
into the room Of Andrew carter ana
-t..lln. ..NnrIl arIIDl.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

LATONIA. Ky. Oc,. Ga raw, dis
aerccahic uay and 90 slow track spoiled
what promised TO be a good day sport
but nevertheless a. eCOu crowd was out
and the talent had "a shade the best of
IT.
The Maiden stakes was The feature of
the card, and was taken hy Good Times,
q D. 20 / shot Summarize.
First race-one milc.-Sir Nassar laJ.
Thompson. = TO ~ first. with Helena
second and Stanza third. Time. 1.f5l..
Second racc-sevcn furlongs.- Irish Lady
az. Thorpe. I TO 80 hrst with Lula
second ana judith g.. tLlld. Time. 1851 8.
Third racc-the Maiden stakes five fll-
lOup-.-GoOd Times NUe. Perkins. Co ~
first. with Till @. second and 8romo
third. limo. 1904.
Fourth race-One milo--Hcrmcs lOJ
Rciii. , 10 - first with ldI IickWck sec-
onI ana Manchester third. Time. 1884,
Fifth raco-hve and half fur.ongs
Nnitc Frost llJ. Schcrrer. TO - nrSt
with True Light second and LOrelci third
Time, iI1at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

PITTsBURG. IA. Oct 6.-To-day NJ.
NJ. Garland. president OF the Amalst-
mated Federation OF Iron and Steel Work,
ers OF the United States. openly declared
for Mckinley and Hobart. For soI'e time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
Charter Granted.

A charter was granted yesterday by
,n. Secretary Of the Commonwealth 70
tine Buona Vista Fire-Clay and koohnS
rue Company. of cxiiidse county,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
u,ss Maria porsett.
DEATHS.

BRUCE.-Dled. at stanton HILL Char
lotte county. on October 8. 1890.
CHARLES BRUCE. in his seventy-nrst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07
OBITU AIRY.
Franklin r. Pearce.

Mr.. Franklin T. Pearce, Of West Point.
died Yesterday morning az the residence
of his brother. Mr.. Alexander Pearcc,
builder PIP Washington streets. he was
for many years with the Richmond ana
Danville railroad in the capacity OF FORE
man carpenter. and was also FOR some
time engaged IN the boring OF artesiah
wells AZ West Point. lie had been un-
der the treatment Of Or. george be"
Johnston for some time. and had I'M
proved 50 that he returned home ABOUT
ten days since, but had relapse ana
returned 10 place himself under 1T.
Tohnston's care last Friday. lie was
member OF West Point Lodge NO 90
A. +. and A. NJ. - .o.,.. ,or
The funeral will leave the mousse ior
Tho danot al . L. NJ. to-day services
VIII bc held al West Point, where Inc
remains will be Inferred.
Miss Maria porseIt.
crrPrPER. VA, oct. o.-speclai
"a. N,,ria Do.sett. authorizes, head In
-',s.,.,or nj Dorsett Female Academy.
5ssd N that institution OF learning early
ria morning from paralysis OF the BRAIN.
ss,sr an illness of a few days.
14er latest work To gain widespread
circulation was Bought or Won? pub
,,sbea by Earle, OF Boston.
Arrangements for the funeral VIII be
made later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-07

Tho German Ladies' Aid Society 81 tho
vi,rinia Hospital held 81 meeting yester-
dev afternoon I'm the college building and
transacted important business.
Mrs. John j. Taylor. Of lTnchourg. IS
on "a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. Horace
A. Hawkins. 2l0J east Grace street.