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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

4 Large Attendance of Members DR.. Mo
IIIMaIme-. AnIc Addre.s.

NOEFOLh. VA. Sept Specialize
presbyirry of Norfolk convened in the
First Presby teran church at S o'clock
last might Rcv. W A. Siaymaker. Of
Le.l.iry. preached the opening sermon
Ke1. il. H.. g. Lawson Was chosen Mode
rat0r with Ec1. William 5. Lacy lem
porlly c.e-k
Mn William H. Huel. OF tie Second
church or Nprfolk and MI q. u. Brown
OF the icrst church, appeared before the
PresuyteIy aud were received as Candi-
dates foU fhc ministry. and VIII pursue
their studies go Hamplcn. sidney
To-day tlc freshytcry net az 9.15 A
NJ. and was opened with devotional cN-
ercista. conducted hy the Moderator. The
Prcabytcry heard with great pleasure
very able address hy tAe Rev. br Nc
Ilwalne upon llamuden-S lduey College.
A number of reports were presented.
4 special committee. consisting or Rev.
D. T. Wexford Sud Rev A s. Venabie
were appointed 10 draft suitable minutes
touching the case az tho late Rev II r.
Smith. whose credentials were received
~ this PIcsbytcry subsequent 10 his de
Onancock was appointed as the place
.ud Tuesday before the fourth sunday
or Ami ono timc for the next stated meet
ii.< OF INC Pre- hyteIy.
REV v ~ CURSOR was dismissed 10
lie Press1yft--y II Lexington.
The evening session was taken mp with
,oe d.sscufs. Ola OF matters brought forward
Isl TIE committees. Key. =. =. O. Law
s.lu preached az s p NJ
The following ministers are ln attend
.rc- Ess. IS. W Carson. III. T. Darnall,
R r. G. lawson. ii. g. Moore. l.. b. Nc
Cllre. vs. A. Haymakcr. a. Venable.
ia H. Wexford. and DIS. Lacy and How
rlTOn. EIItrs la Cross, or Hampton,
Burroughs. Reynolds. and Tate, or NOT
FOLK. aud Lash. % Portsmouth
Or MciIweuc. Res Dir. Baldwin. keY.
Mr. Lambert. were invited 20 ~ as cor
reapoudllE members and Rev. Or. Young.
Of tho Methodist CHURCH. IS visiting
brother
Presbytery met az 10 A. NJ All com
mittefe that had rut reported offered their
recommendations An informal discus
sion or ths WORK of the PrcsbyterN In
general enlisted 10 good deal OF interest
and resulted in steps being taken which
VIII lead o. even more profitable sessions
than have hcr,t0r-rc been neld
Rev a. r DaVnM 81 Hampton. was
applfHcd ~ IsNach the PresbytcrLl
sermon an The next stated meeting upon
Divine Sovereignty and Human Free
dom"
~ T. ~ the PrcSbyterv adjourned 20
meet al thc cali Of fh- Moderator during
the session Of tho Synod in Lewisburg.
". Va. the latter part Of September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Death of the Clerk of the Council and a
Noted Coiored Preacher.

DANV1LLE. VA. Sept. Especial
The Grand Ledge OF Good Templars. ar
ter a pleasant two-days' session. adjourn
ed here this afternoon, to meet in Char
lcttcsville next september. inc new or
ncers are j. W. Guy. u northampton,
Grand Chief Templar. II. VI. Irimble,
OF Richmond, Grand Counsellor. Mrs.
NJ = Johnston. OF DanFiie. Nice-I EN-
plar. Miss Mary T. Fitzgerald. or Dan
vile. Superintendent juvenile Iempiars,
George ". Hawxhurst OF rails Church.
Grand Secretary. ~. -. Hhcpperd, or
Chatham. Treasurer. representatives to
international Supreme Lodge M Luzerne,
Switzerland-Rev II. J.. hout, or Siras-
burg. and H. -. SHEPHERD; OF chatham.
Mr.. John Anthony smith, clerk OF tho
city Council and city Auditor. and one
or the prominent citizens, 1led today,
aged sixty-two years. Mr.. smith was
horn in Lunepburr county but had lived
i'm Danville for thirty-lve years lie
was Tor a number Of years a tobacco
manufacturer and leaf dealer Was once
n member OF the CITY Council. and for the
rast fifteen wears had been IT'S clerk.
Rive children survive him. among them
william A. Smith. of richmond. The
CITY Council held q special meeting this
afternoon, and parsed resolutions OF re-
spcct.
Rev. Henry W. Parksdale. prominent
colored minister of this city, died at Ne
herrin this morning where he mad been
holding revival services.
In the days Of Republican oscondancy
Barksdale was a member on tho city
Council. lie was n h1rdshell Baptist
preacher,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
DOGS ARE ON HIS TRACKS
THE NEGRO ASSaIL1NT OF MfSs
ACOrs BEING PERsUED.
lie Attempts Another Assault ms limo
on Colored Girl and Both BLACKS
and Whites lnceDsed.

BEAVER DAM. VA, Sept. 3.-Specla''
Tho negro assailant Of Miss Accrs was
again seen to-day near Dawsons, Wheh
he came out OF the woods and attempted
to assault young colored girl. VINO Was
working in a field near by.
The girl saw him coming. and recos-
nizing him ran home. giving The alarm
He chased her for some distance, and
finding he could not overlake her, turhed
and ran back into the woods.
A posse OF eight or ten men. lncludlng
Magistrate Cason and Constable ltali. one
OF the most fearless officers ia this IouI-
~ ALI armed, started n pursuit,
taking with them TWO dogs 10 trace hln''
and nave doubtless effected has capture
by this time. .,.. ,..
scoundrel by both white and cclorcd,
which may result seriously IL he Is cap
tured tonight. and they get the opp'i-
tunity TO take the law into their own
hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

A Financial succes,-rhe Eaces-h "amo
Of Ball.

CAPE CHARLES. VA Sept 3.-Spe-
clal.-Tho' ninth annual session oil the
c,1csapeake Agricultural Fair closed to-
asv affcr three very success;ul days. The
attendance WAS very good. ana me Tar
,,,u bo "A success this year financially
,'1t,vitbstanding the close times on the
Peninsula on account OF the 10" price Oh
POTATOES Tho Attendance was very boou
nom Norfolk and the lower MaryIa
A game OF baseball was played In tho
morning by the salisbury lMd) ana
Franklin Va) teams. resulting In an
other victory FOR the former by score
OF ~ 90 O.
Race summaries.
First racc-tfrce-y ear-olds and under.
purse 500 Sport :. s., by Morrill, (Ames)
l. ]. ]. Happy 1ilc, b. m. by kussei
I}rowm - q. p. Edith, ~, by sait,h
Nottingham ., %, 3. Time-2.do, 2.5D'
second raco-three-minutn clars, purse
slue.-Roquar. D. g., owned 10y Otwen.
IL ]. Venus, S. m, by Sglet (ScotU
.. - T. @. lee Kuler b. So. by Cuyler
U1Ordj @. 3. g, 3, Bonnie, 3. &. by BoJado
tGladstoiel 4. : 4. a. PIN Money, r. IN,
hy Wellington OLndlcy). =. D. dis. Time
= IS - 2.31. 2.59 II 2.34 IL.
Third rgcc-FIcc for all, mixed, slJO.-
Little Guy. D. g.. by Mayo Guy, J. ], Cas-
light. o. r.. by Aj3X lFloyd). >. us.
lu the frcc-fCr-aE race Gaslight was
easily dlsauCed 10y LttlcGuy in tac second
heat. who has q record Of 80, but would
not stick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Cicophus the r-Deerslayer, . 10 1
Takes the Autumn Cup.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. "a first
rate card was offered here today, and
the attendance was large. The stake
evonts-tho features a. the programme
We're the Belle stakes for tWO-year-old
illes. and the Autumn cup. for three
year-olds and over. The former event
went 10 Clcophu9. the favorite. which
broke in front of her field. and was never
headed. Divide was second, and Royal
Rose third
Decyslayer. a 5-to-i shot took the Ar-
tumn Cup from Dutch Skater by length.
Ben Elder finished third. three 'ongths
behind Dutch skater. Summaries.
First racc-nvc furlongs The Manxman
C TO - FIRST. with Csloso second, and
Mana II. third. Time. lQ2.
Second gace-siX furlOr ~ Cromwell %
20 % first. with Amanda Y. second. and
Refugee third. Time. .t3 3-5.
Third race-the Belle stakes. for rlies
two years old. Futurity course. --CleOphus
(egcul first. with Divide second. and Royal
Rose third Time. 1.12
Fourth race-the Autumn Cup. one mile
ard thrc--Quarters .-D eerslayer G 10 ID
first. with Dutch Skater second. and Ben
Eler third Time $.3 2-5
Fifth race free handicap. one mile and
a furlong Flying Dutchman (even) first
with Keenan, second, and Arapahoe third.
Time 1856 Is.
sixth race Preston 6 10 y first, with
Halning second. and The Dragon third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
MR. cLEyELIAD DECLINED.
Ills Judgment and Personal Inclination
Against His Own Nomination.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Sept. 5.-Mr.
Daniel g.. Griffin. chairman of the New
York delegation. last night sent long
to,eorar 10 President Cleveland. az Buz-
,,ris Raw telling him that strong de-
siro was manifested by the delegates 10 we
sound Money Convention TO renominate
hiro to ths presidency Of the United
states lie told Tho President OF %, ne
Ssanronfior when the Presidents name
was mentioned. and Of the BELIEF express .,s-
al bv many delegates that ne was lhe
man to take the helm of tho ne" snip.
The New York delegation he tod tue
President. were anxious 10 Learn his per
scnal wishes IN the matter and he added
that every member would consider II an
honor 10 vote for his denomination. ms
morning Che following telegram was re-
ceiycd from Gray Gables.
."ro Daniel VI. Grinnan. Chairman or the
Now York Delegation
..Aiv Judgment and personal clinatlon
are so unalterahly opposed 10 your sus-
gestion that 1 cannot for d moment enter
(sierJN GROVER CLEVELAND.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
Arranging 10 IecclNe BrNan.

LINCOLN. NEB.. sept. 3.--Arrange-
ments Tor the home coming OF William
J. Bryan and the reception OF the Silver
Notification Committee are under way.
IL IS probable that the notification COM
mittee will reach Lincoln ahead or the
Democratic candidate, and tho local Bryan
Club Will prr vide for their entertainment.
10 IS nov almost definitely settled that
Senator Teller win be- present. and aside
from the notification speech proper or
Judge Grant VIII deliver the principal
address, There will be no local speakers.
as at first arranged. The demOnstra-
tiCn. whuo not on tho elaborate scale
which followed Mr.. Bryan's return after
his nomination, promises 10 be enthusi.
agttc. .-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
CASTo1IA.
TIE ii,- Il TIA
''5;5s lLAZzzu $ iii
YORK River Line to Baltimore.
c. A. taylor.
Tramc Manager.

This old. reliable line offers 10 tho
travelling public the finest service be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore, together
with the quickest time and finest accom-
notation as 10 mtals ana s'tte-,oolns,
Train. t. and from Richmond make
close connection with boat at West Point
for baltimore. daily except Sunday.
Straight fare. s.. round trip. S-sood for
For an Information relative to tickets.
schedules. etc. call on or address j. G.
Horton. T. l.. A.. go east Main street.
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
THE RITE - r.
No Instructions Here in Regard to the
Seaboard's Cut.

No Instructions Here IN Regard 10 the
>esboard's Cut.
Tho Executive Board of the Southern
states Freight Association. which met In
New York Wednesday. has formally ac-
cenfed the gage OF battle thrown down Dy
me .s.aboard Air Line. ana after lengthy
conference. which lasted until a late nou.
Wednesday night. the members decided
TO not only meet but pass the cut IN
rates made Tuesday and " ednesday by
the Seaboard, ana ordered cut OF al
most two-thirds In the present schedule.
As the Southern new schedule cahho.
be made effective until after three days
notice Il VIII be powerless 10 avail itset
OF tho lover figures FOR either PASSENGER
travel or freight traffic until Sunday
Tho reduced rate will be about 50 per cent
below the present tariff, and will DO made
applicable 70 every competing point IN
the territory Of the Southern states
Freight Association. which Is touched by
the SeabOard Air Line or any OF It's allied
roads.
Inquiry AT the local railway Offices yes
terday resulted in the information that
no instructions had boon received from
headquarters in regard 10 the rate war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

CLEVELAND


Cleveland .....O O0211 o. % 13 !
BROOKLYN mo 90 90 q . % 10
Summary. Earned runs cleveland. A.
Rrooklvn. l. Three-baee hits thinner
Tv,p-ba s.. hits-Burkett and Jones stolen
base Mccarthy. Sacrifice hts- Mexican
and McAleer. Base on ball. on Nilson
]. of Daub. 4. Struck out-Ry Dauo' =
Base on errors Cleveland. !. LETT on
bases Cleveland, l.. brooklyn, y Doubie
ulavs- Mexican Childs, and Tebeau CO
Tebeau CrnaasisteH Umpire. Hurst
Time OF game. one hour and foriy-seYen
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. Sire was
discovered AZ 2.1j this mO:nins 10 me
Weit!ng Oners-Ifoyse. The flames spread
rapidly. and when they were nnally con
trCl.d only the bare Whlls OF lue op'l =
f,l.,... ve-e left standing The surround
irg property WAS niro damaged 70 4 Sc
rl1r. eTtonr The loss AZ present : c5i.
mated ~ about Slo0 COO This IS the third
time that the WN'lng Opera House hia
been burned. The property is owned by
Mrs. J. NJ. Wletlng who is insured for
5000 on tho opera-house and $4,000 on
tho block.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

BOSTON. Sept S.-The BostOns played
another double-header to-day and won
both xamt< with ease. The visitors
played wretched ball and without the
least appearance OF heart or ambition
The second game was settled IN the
Afsf irnluc VIII an "a combination of hits
Of erroGs gave the Bostcns six runs. AT
tendance. =. 44O. Score:
First camel y. ~. =.
Boston ........ y - ~
81 IOii.s .1 o o o | O3 - - Q
Batteries: sullivan and Bergen Hart.
Kissinger. and Murphy
Second game: X. ~. r.
Boston ......-.......O y - II
ST Louis ............l u -
batteries. Stivetts and Camel, Breiten-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
OAGTo1IA.
rs ii,- II
+: y; + LM4Zzzw Ill., II: 4;
Reduced Rates to West Point and Return.

Tho Southern railway recognizing tho
fact that a great many Richmond people
would ike to spend their Sundays at
West Point. have arranged 10 put I'm
rate OF 81 90 for the round trip. tickets 10
be sold Saturdays. good TO return Mon
days.
The Terminal Hotel' at this point has
Just been opened under an experienced
ynanarement and everything has been
done for the comfort OF guests who may
20 10 that point
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
tioD. call az Richmond Transfer Company,
COS cast Main street j. .. Ncrser. ticket
agon, Southern Railway station. or go
cast Main street.
]. G. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
Popuiar c. and q. Sunday Excursions
The ScaanOre.

port News. &c. only 81 round trip.
These excursions continue 10 a,''n.s ="
desiring 10 spend a sunday 9ut,ns
tho seashorc. Train will leave ltichinVtis
at $50 A. VI. next SUNDAY, Sep.'"'tp
81. stopping only 1T Newport News. lhs
two-hCLr schedule over stone ballast tta.s
gives a quick. pleasant. and clean rae -
the sea. Old FONT tickets are so0d ON,
on special excursion train. Norio,h IN
cts ara recognized returning on TRAN
leaving Norfolk 30 II. NJ. OF sunday ans
at A. NJ OF Monday following.
UncNcellcd hotel accommodations ~
special rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
PITTSBURG.

IlIIaucluNld ~ " - " " " = VI -
Pittsburg ......O % b VN-e
summary. Earned runs-Philadcpha. .,
Pittsburg. 3. First base on errorS-Phila-
delphia. / Pittsburg. 3. Left on bases
Philadelphia, $; Pittsbure, 10 First base
on balls-On Carscy. .. Of keencr, ,, of
kHlen L. Struck Out-By kilien. 3. Home
r7Ins-Kulen. Three-base hits-Delchanty,
PaGden Two base hits-laJoie, Boyle,
IAahv Sacrifice nits-Smith. stolen
bases-Stenzel and Cooley. Wild pitches
KNen. l. Passed balls-Grady .. I'm
pire. IAlly Time, two hours.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-The Baltimore
Chicago game postponed on account OF
WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-The Washing
ton-Louisvilsc game postponed on account
Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
LIN PHILIDELPHId.
Ills Departure From New YORK very
Ouiet-At independence Hall.

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 Hung Chang
and snite said goodbye to New York this
morning when they crossed over 10 Jer-
.- ,.f.,- at = o'clock en- route for Phlla-
deiDhia. The quietness OF his departure
wa. in marked contrast % the enthusiasts m
which greeted his arrival here. Inc big
crowd gathered on West street oiu hot
even give him a farewell cheer. =,
PHILADELPHIA. PA, sept ILL
Uiing chang and his suite and the Gov
ernueut's representatives arrived here az
10.e5 4. NJ. Thousands Of persons we're
assembled on the sidewalks. ana the as
firDiishad visitor was enthusiastically
,l..red The Viceroy was escorted down
chestnut street 10 Independence Han,
where Mayor Warwick delivered 10 him
an address OF weav-le. 10 which he made
appropriate response
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

IT IS 4 FACT that Hoods Sarsaparilla.
the one True Blood Purifier. has proved,
over and over again, mat II mas power
IN cure even when other medicines fail
TO do any good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Humble sufferers Lose Their ALA Ia
nous Quarter Destroyed.


NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 3.-Special.-The
fun extent Of the disaster caused by last
nights fire was Tot realized until this
mornings sun disclosed three acres or
smOuGerug heaps OF ruins. gaunt chim-
neys. and lettering walls in the place
where lad been prosperous manuiactCr-
Ing ESTABLISH Ircuts end Otuey industries.
The LOSERS by the fire who leel 1t most
kceuly are the daIk!es and whites OF the
poorest cliss. " no inhabited the dwell
iugs in the rear Of tie factory. They lost
All they had. and hundreds Of them were
Jeff shelter'ess in the street. The princi-
pal losers boy the cO.hagratiOn are $. X.
White G. Son, u anLfa-turcrs Of agricul-
tural implements.
w. A. Anderson and ". II. il. Trice
e. Co. who lost fifteen OF tho nineteen
dwellings destroyed have small Insurance.
Med. j.. Wcne who owned the extensive
Buildings occupied 10y the Union stock
yard. is thought 20 be fully insured, as
were White q Son BY dint Of nard work
the warehouses of the Clyde and Old
Dominion steamship lines were saved.
A block Inhabited by the lowest dives.
which have made Nebraska street noto-
rious an over The country, were also de-
StYOyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
yHE TOM or ashland.
A Grist and Planning Mil Destroyed by
E!re-A Severe Storm

ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 5.-special-At
O'Clock to-day the erist and Touring mil
Of Mr. L., r.. Blanton. situated just out
OF town. was destroyed by fire.
The fire originated from a spark from
the engine. The loss IS estimated Ut
$500. with no Insurance.
Mr. BantOn seems especially uniOrtu-
nate with fire. as he has lost many times
recently ON that account
Quito a severe wind. rain. and hail storm
passed over Ashland this afternoon. Sew
eral trees were blown down, but other
wise no damage was done.
The torlid atmosphere was greatly cooled
on. ana suffering humanity was accord
ilgly delighted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
HAurroy.s ArHnErIc cLUB
EcorEanizrd and Team Selected to Play
Football the Coming season.

HAMPTON. VA. sept. 3.-special.-The
Hampton Athletic Club has been reor-
canized. With Mr.. J.. j. Clies manager
and Mr.. Richard Armstrong captain. OF
the fafnous Hampton football team.
which has never yet been whipped. Tho
following mcmlcrs have been listed 10
plav hall this coming season. Richard
Armstrong captain. Tyler Hull, J. \.
Ma isle, Joe CIrninelGm. Frank l.. small,
X /. Srclaire. Walter Burke. Harry
Holt. ". j. Daughcrty S. Z. Bickiord.
i. V. Bickforl. j. l.. Lee. The boys VIII
begin practice as soon MS possible, and
expect 10 lick aLy team they come in con-
tact with
Rev. A. y. Woodnn has returned from
his summer vacation, and viii preach in
his own pulpit az the Baptist church Sun
DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
Charles Civ Cuttings.

CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE VA.
Sept. 3.-Special.-The Tyler School Board
net on tho lst instant at Us place aid
elected teaChers for tho session OF 1886 81,
slant
A prCtrafted meeting has closed at
Salem A. T.. church. with gratifying rc-
suits The pastor was aided by Rev. Mr..
McSparreu. "a gifted young preacher.
Rev. II. u. Johnson. pastor of Eam
Baptist church. has held % very slc-
cessful revival He deserves much credit,
and hope they Will remain faithful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

The Baltimore American gives the fol-
wing summaries Of tho Tlmonium Cnd)
..s IN Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
4 Steamer Lost.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-The steamer
RosfcLle with 100 passengers on BOARD.
wa struck OF Hroome street. Last
river. about noon. by Twenty-thifd-
street ferry-boat. and sank n about I'VE
mlnute-,. The Rose,iale was on her way
from Bridgeport at the time. All Tue
passengers. II Is said. were picked up by
passing craft They saved none OF their
effects, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04
CA9To1IA.
rs i,:- n s.-
.is s:a RxX2AIZx + '.;iE
r.sumption orPassenger Service.

on and after Saturday, August list. he
elegant steamer Virginia" will resume
her tri-weekly trips from Richmond 10
Baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
dav. Thursday. and Saturday about II.
NJ. arriving Baltimore next morning about
$50. Fare. 81 10 Baltimore, state-rooms
from - cents mp. and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondingly low rates TO Washing
ton Philadelphia. Wilmington. and New
York
For further information apply 20
H NJ BOYKIN. General Agent.
S3G east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Another Great Earthquake in Japan-ln-
calcnInble rrnneriX Ioss

YOKOHAMA. Sept. 3.-Reports are re-
ceivod fere that a great earthquake raw
aged the northeast provinces Of Japan on
Monday night. destroying the town OF
Roki 10 ana other towns IN that section.
ghoLsards Of persons are reported 10 have
hoen killed and many more injured. While
tho damage 20 property IS incalculaOle.
on tho Same Gay OF the earthquake in
the North OF Japan tho southern coasts
OF the corLtry were swept Oy ~ typhoon,
which destroyed 4 vast amount Of prop
orty and caused the loss OF many lives.
The territory visited by the earthquake
vas similarly ra,@ged last june. wnen
many towns were destroyed Oy an earth
quake ond accompanying tlial-waVe.
which caused az estimated loss OF 10000
lives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-04

Crout's Plurality 1892 and Majority 81,
289 Compared with 1899.

239 Compared Nth 1879.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT. Sept
5.-Returns from all but three cities and
towns in the STATE gIve no IolowIng
Yofe FOR Governor.
Grout. Republican, @.c0; dacAson. ncW-
ocrat, 1893. -Batteu. P0pulist. $50 Whit
t.more. ProhibT1 ionist. 58.
CIRCUITS pluraGly, $3.50. majority over
all 5i,zs9.
Ire same cities and towns in $50. gave
Fuller. Republican. majority over all OF
~ go.