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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
RAILROADS

N~~-~------~--~-~--|S~- ~ s'T'<'~>~-~~><'
~ - Chesapeake
49, s OllO RailWa
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 26. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. Nj. Daily. with parlor car fo'
principal stations, newport
News, Old Point, Norfoik anf
Portsmouth. Connects dali,
with Old Dominion steamships
$40 T. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for
local stations. Newport Ncwp.
Oid Point Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
1000 a. NJ. Local traln except Sun
day for West clifton
Forge. Connects at Cor.
louisville for orange, Culpeper,
Calverton. Manassas. Alexan-
aria and Washington. Al
Union Station. Charlottesville
Tor Lynchburg. az Basic Zoo
HacerstoWn
7lS p. NJ Daily. with Pullman to Gin
cinnau, Louisville and ST.
Louis. Connects az Covington
gaiiy for Virginia Hot springs.
stations. Meals served on Din
ing Cars No. 7. Local Train,
except Sunday. follows above
train from Gordonsyiie 10
500 p. NJ ACCOMMODATION oxcent sun.
,o.,o n =, day. Tor Charlottesville.
iV''v r. NJ. Daily FOR Cincinnati, with
Pullman 10 Hinton. WA. and
6ordonsville 20 CINCINNATI
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects az
stanton Except sunday Tor
Winchester, Va. and az Gov
ilnSton. Va daily for Virginia
.,~., RIOT Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
go STATION.
'i''V A. ~. Daily ior Lynchhurc and
DHfton Forge. Connects az
bFemo, except Sunday for
Arvon'a. except sunday at
balcony FOR Lexington. and at
W. clifton Forge with No.
for Cincinnati
a'uv L. NJ. Except Sunday. Local accom-
mediation for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
o.oo BROAD STREET STATION.
S'V A. NJ Daily from Cincinnati
ii'lo a. VI. Daily. nom Norfolk and old
800 p. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 ?. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Point
7;45 p. NJ. Except Sunday, from West
Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from Colum
bia
go +. N. Daily. from Clifton Forge an,
Lynchburg. and, except Sun
day. from Lexington and Ar
YOnia
JOHN n. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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II OR SALE.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANI.
~ -

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANI.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk
I: ]: !. d: 4: :..; 4
w Va. DAILY. at 1870 +. M
EN for New York direct Pas
kV.M sengers leave Richmonf
Altg.xA via c. and .. railway 3:3J
EkA T. NJ, or X. and T.. raj.
road IN. and W. route). o
A. NJ. 10 connect with
y steamer at Norfolk
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
for New York. via James river, every
Monday passengers and freight, and
Friday 6relght and Storage passen-
GERS only al p. NJ. Additional steamer
9freiIhO, leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Wednesday +. NJ, connecting
vith main line steamer for New York.
"EROM NEW YORK, passengers can
leave DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, for
Richmond via Old Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS via James river
route. leave every Saturday passengers
ard freight and Monday freight only
Sailing from cOmpanys pier. 20 North
river 3 r. NJ; Saturdays, ! +. NJ.
For full Information apply TO
JOHN +. MAYER, Agent,
1912 east Main street
Richmond. Va
w L.. Guillaudeu. Nice-PTesident and
Traffic Manager. New York
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Pronrrty Transfers.

Henrico-Willam Bennett and wife 70
William l.. Bennett. 1872 lil-l0Q0 acres on
James river. eight miles below Richmond.
called Newstead, growing crops. horseA
cattle. Implements. machinery. etc. 81
George Moore's trustee 20 Richmond
Perpetual building. Loan and Trust Com
pany. I-lO acres on Deep Run Turnpike
al Jordans branch. S25.
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On Southern
GIN Railway.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
400 A. III. No. III. southern Express.
daily Tor Atlanta, Augusta and points
bouth. Sleeper Richmond TO Dan
Vile, Greensboro. salisbury, and
Charlotte. Sleeper open at $50
y. NJ
and Charlotte With .hs Washington
and southwestern Limited no. So
carrying Sleeper NeN York 80 Ashe-
Vile, Hot Springs, Chattanooga ana
Nashville. New YORK ~ Memphis.
New York TO New orleans, New
York TO Tampa. ana nrst-class day
coach between Washington and
Memphis Connections are made
for al points IN Texas and Callfor-
MIA. Sleeper open for occupancy at
1, % noon 90 No. :. sond train Tally for
Charlotte, N. G., connects at Nose
ley with Farmyillt and Powhetan
railroad. Al keysville for Clarke
nam and al Greensboro for Dur
ham Raleigh, and winston saleml
At Danvills with Ne. United
States fast mail mail a sSt'd po haln sos QUIZ
which carries sleepers New YORK 10
New Orlea0s Gpd New York TO Jack
eonvilie Through Sleeper Salisbury
30 Nashville via Chattanooga, also
pullman tourist sleeper every We'd
nesday Wash ington 10 San Fran
cisco without change
sOo p NJ. No. II, local, DALI, except
Sunday. for keysvills and intorms-
TRIMS ai1iS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
az as p p. NJ. from Atlanta. Augusta. Ashs-
VILE and Nashville.
40 A NJ. From Ksysville.
-" local FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and g. between Manchester ana
Neapois. Va.
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SCHOOLS.
WnnuinD'p Boarding Qph0nl
MGuullU y and Day DUlUUl
Monroe Park. Richmond, Va
SD SeSSiOn-S6pt. 10th 10 June 10th

UNIVERSITY ard COLLEGE RECORD
SELECTED from Report OF Last zen
Years" showing HONORS WON In NJ
teen higher Institutions (See Catalogue
p. 800. ---....,. GOA %, .
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-ls9O-'d;
degrees, IA Diplomas: 1S95-'96. Degrees,
q Diplomas q Of the NJ. AS OF the
year.. ~.
lib. S 4 Lieuts, 4 Sergt. and Sergt. MAJOR :
1881 % Jackson-Hope Medal. with "a
d. G.. and b. s., of the Captains
Lieut.. ga.
ANNAPOLIS 1896: 1st at entrance 5th
stand In IS. .-,,,r.,,
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS and UNlVEkss
SITlES-9 representatives, graduates
Il. +. degrees Gehgh and Cornell.
For Course OF study. Yearly Advance
INQUIRE. Attorney, % Chamber OF COM
merce, or to JOHN p. INQUIRE Princi-
ual
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WANTS
Q AVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
- az q LII ~ a Us SONS

g AVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
= OF S. ULLMAN'S SONS
Pest GRADUATED sugar. IA lbs..-.-. =
Good Syrup, per gallon .........''' 10
Light brown Sugar. 81 -2 pounds. -
Country Salt PORK. per pound. =
1-pound Baking Powers ...........'. =,
Quart, Bottles Imported Pickles .'.' ~
Corn Bran. cwt. ...................:'.s
Best California Hama. per pouno''' %
Large Lemons, per dozen .....'''.
Pure Lard. per pound ..........s.' 81
Extra Fine Tea. per pound .....''''
3 pounds Washing Soda for.......''' %
City Mills Brownstuff, cwt..'.''''.' "a
Dairy Salt, peck..............'..'''' a.
Best Oats, per bushsl.. $3.50
Snow Flake Patent Family flouI -
per barrel S. 40. per bag-.....''. o.,
Carolina Rice per pound ........'' a.
pounds Light Sugar for .....'''''
New Apple Butter. per pound ;''''' 90
Pure Ground Pepper, per pound.'''' ~
Sliced Ham per pound. ..........''''
Floating Toilet Soap, for........'' %
Imported Claret Wine, bottle..-...;.. -
New York Creamery Butter, pound
New Cod Fish. per pound. ........'. -
New Scotch Herrings per box, -
>. ULLhANS SON
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WANTED. ALL TO SAVE MONEY.

WANTED, ALL TO SAVE MONEY.
Best Anthracite all sizes.
Best Lump 81 lint.
Fire Greek Lump.
GaytOn Coal.
Pages Lump Srlint.
Frick Coke stove nut. and egg SIZE
and Kanawha Coke.
Oak and Pine Wood, long sawed and
split.
Liberal discount for cash purchases in
trading stamps or cash.
1900 west Broad street Phone goa.
1906 east Cary street. Phone 49,
sei0 CHAS. II. PAGE.
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TuEspAY. sEPTEMBER 2s. ls9I

commencing at 1880 A. NJ, the following
personal property, either as whole or
IN detail. and upon reasonable terms,
which will be announced al sale: one
4O-horse power Talbot boiler; one S5-horse
power Talbot engine zone Penfeld hori-
zontal machine; one Penfeld crusher;
twelve brick racks; $500 brick pallets;
several brick sheds about POO feet
long: clamps, saws tables: one barrel
machine oil: iron vices; rubber hose.
hand brick moulds; siXty-seven machine
brick moulds: furnace tools; stock brick
press: jack screw; wheelbarrows: lot
old iron on yard; lot timber two carts
and cart harness; Office furniture such
as desk. table. chairs, etc; platform
scales feed cutter. etc.
A. b. APPERSON. Receiver.
Geo. H. Valentine. Auctioneer.
se95-it
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ANUsEMEN1>.

--~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~>-~o-~>~o~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY;
SEPTEMBER 2fTH and 9TH.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MISS BERTHA CRElGh lON'
on Her First Annual IL, 1o UT TIT, .,
AS JULIET IN "ROMEO AND JULIET
AND o..
PEGGY IN "a COUNTRY GIRL.
Supported by an excellent company
Special Scenery-Handsome Costumes
seple. su, III. II, sat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
BY Boswell & Hartman,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

III RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
OF A -.
NEAT DETACHED FRAME HOUSE On
THE NORTH LINE OBJ STATE ST
IN FULTON, NEAR THE EAST
ERN LIMITS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND no. 1222
STATE STREET.
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As receiver, and acting under order or
the court. l will sell. upon the premises
(Rocketts brick-yard), north side osborne
turnpike. near John Mann and others
brick yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
BY Geo. II. Valentine. Auctloneer.

ECEIVER's AUCTION SALE or 4
III VALUABLE BRICk-YARp. PLANT
REPRESENTING TOOLS. MACHlN-
cry, BRICK, HOUSES, ETC,
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sTEAMBoAr>.
----~-~-----~----r----- --
Raw Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
cIose Connection for All Points
k-.kk
sTEAMBOA ATS

North.
Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
ataP. N. Freight received daily
until : P. NJ. Elegant state-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, state-room reserya-
lions and further information. APP
ply to n. N. bOiNlN'
General Agent, $50 E. Main st.
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NOILEY'S SCHOOL FOR BOlS'
~ 1O7 NORTH PINE 81 REL
near Monroe Park.

G. NJ NOILY 4. NJ, FfIhcIpaI' -,
d. Ii. RUCkEk, Alb, Associate fllhclpd''
Onens MONDAY. Sentember goth. New
pupils enrolled FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
18th and 18th.
4 w,u-eQuipped gymnasium Gree TO an
pupils) under a competent instructor y
limited number Of bOarders taken: Cltcu-
lars al the bookstores and Chelfs drug
store. opposite school-house. For further
particulars address the principal at Ash
land Va. tin September 10Th; after mat
1O7 north Pine street aul4-tse25
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w ANTED MY FRIENDS AND THE
W public 10 know that ] have conson-
dated my coal. wood and ice business az
NV old stands 1900 west Broad street
Phone i05. where all orders will be re,
ceived and promptly filed. Having leased
the yard $40 west Broad street 70 MI. -,
W Mallory. he will conduct coal wooo
and ice business IN his own name o .neso'
CHARLES ". PAGE. sepSS-Sleou
w ANTED. a situation as manager OIL
W q farm. or lease OF a COCO lsr IT,
with good improvements for hve or SIX
years. Have had long experience a' ,'Iem
Good references given as 10 CHARACTER
and business qualifications. ADDRESS o.
IT. BRAGG. Bremo Blun, va
sep-2-l0t
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BY Vashon G. Lawrence.
Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED DWELLING
on BARTON AVENUE.
NEAR ROBERTS STREET, BARTON
HEIGHTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

yTr ANTrD AN IDEA. WHO CAN
VI tbini. ~ come simple thing 10 patent
Protect your ideas: they may bring you ~
wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN
& co. Department Patent Atd do
Washington d. c.. for their Slsuo prize
u .,'ls, anu Ne" jlys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS:
n~O-OO-~-O~.~Y0~.N
BY ". W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

~ oMMrssIONER's SALE
u OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, CONSIST
ING OF HOUSE NO. 200 NORTH
THIRD STREET. AND NO. 505
COLLEGE STREET. BY
AUCTION.
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M ANTED A YOUNG MAN TO WORK
w in n grocery store. To wait on Gus.
toners attend horses and make himself
generally useful. A man afraid 70 wqqSsk
need not apply Address +. y. Box 10
Manchester. Va. s0pS'oe
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WANTED. AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
w MAN for permanent position. Pays
5000 FIRST year. Address Box 28t Rich-
mond. Va ee1o-te
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VIZ r HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF
w dry MAPLE and ASH, cut 10 stove
lengths, price S2.5 per half cord Steanll
dried kindling wood. price f1.50 per half
card RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS, Old
Phone, SA: New Phone, s2s.
sep9-6teOd
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WANTED. FIRST-CLAsS COOK,
w with references. Call at ITO south
Third street between 10 and IL ~ IN inc
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
HOTEL NOT 4 HOSPITAL.

\ WOMAN HURT IN THE CASTLE REMOVED
AGAINST HER SISTERS PROTEST
Mrs Emily Griswod. OF middle age,
whose home Is In Cincinnati. and her sister Mrs
Ardee. of Columbus. Ohio have been occupying
separate rooms at the Hotel Castle, One hundred
and-third-st and Amsterdam-ave. several weeks.
The windows OF their rooms looked into the same
airshaft and the sisters talked TO each other
times, leaning out Of the windows to hear each
other better. Yesterday morning Mrs Griswod
was talking 10 her sister the shaft and she
lost her balance and fell She was cut. bleeding
and insensble when she carried ont Of the
shaft. Some called ambulance from the J.
Hood Wright Memorial Hospital. bu; Mrs. Ardee
refused 20 allow her sister 10 be taken away In the
vehicle.
Tne proprietor of the hotel angry when he
heard Of the refusal 10 permit the injured woman
be taken 10 the hospital. This is no place for
herr! he exclaimed. and he went to ST. Lukes Hos.
pital with Tie idea OF having the woman removed
there. lie ascertained that the charge for keeping
the patient there would he greater than she could
afford pay. The j. Hood Wright Memorial Hos
pifa declined 20 send an ambulance second time.
Then the Harlem Hospital was appealed to. and an
ambulance arrived. into which the unconscious
woman, bleeding from her ears nose and mouth.
and with a sckly yellow paor overcastng her
features. carried. while her sister became hys-
terical and :he other women In the hotel gazed
down the stretcher from their windows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
ANXIETY IN CLEVELAND.

A POSITION TO DICTATE.
Cleveland July ia leading coal-mine operator
received a telephone message this morning stating
,ha, nine organizers had just left Pitsbug Tor 'he
West Virginia coal feds. A high Official IN the
ne-workers union was at the Pittsburg END Oh
,he phone You may look for something starting
In that direction within the next forty-esht nuns
he said Reliable advices which have received
this morning convince me that the west virginia
miners will come out. All they wait for Is a little
urging from the union | am free 10 CONFESS 10 you
that while expected many men would come out,
victory as this" This message was repeated 10 d
reporter who was standing by the operator VINO re-
ceived II. III, -, ,,o, q
grave aspect, but a full realization of the change
did not reach Cleveland operators and dealers uhtii
to-day when all seeming or pretended commence
burg yesterday to attend the conference OF state
arbtrators One Of these said to-day: Il believe the
Yves; Virginia miners will come out, and that VIII
make the tie-up practically complete for the
strikers will then concentrate all their efforts the
De Armitts men. small amount OF coal IS now
coming from the mines along the Pennsylvania
viii be shut off entirely very soon. From what !
could learn yesterday Pittsburg do not hesitate
10 say that in my belief the railroads viii hesitate
70 haul West Virginia and De Armitts coal. The
supply of coal on hand is very short. and I look
for another sharp advance In prices shortly:
I ] Phillips received telegram from Fleming
ton W Va this afeInGon SAYING n, Mne5s ,; all
said: The people do not realize how serious this
strike is. There is not enough coal on hand TO sup
ply the market more than week or ten days
they expected and more than we ever tnought they
would. They are in position 70 dictate. II this
strike is ssa % be later Do me not haSe rs go
operators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
ENGINE GOES INTO A DITCH.
a SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN rIFrH-AvE.
DRIvER AND HORSES SUBMERGED - RESCUE
CREWS AT WORK EARLY This MORNING.

DRIVER AND HORSES SUBMERGED - RESCUE
CREWS AT WORK EARLY This MORNING.
But WITH LITTLE HOPE OF saw
ING MAN OR HORSES.
While Engine No. !, from the house at Sew
cEth-a and Twenty -ninth-st was on its way
TO a fire at Fourth-ave. and Thirty-third-st. al;
H. 45 o'clock last night. the driver, Thomas
Kelly failed to the trench at Fifth-ave. and
Thirtieth-st. and the engine. horses and driver
were plunged into the ditch.
When the engine left the frehouse II ran up
Twenty-ninth-st. to Broadway. then to Thirtieth-
ST.. and then TO Fifth-ave. When almost upon
the trench Kelly saw It, and he made desperate
effort to pull over to one side. The engine
slipped. however. and went into the hole side
ways.
Kelly was held to the seat by strap and was
helpless The trench is filled almost to the top
with water. and both horses are almost SUBJ
merged. An effort was made to release Kelly
with planks AS levers but he told the men to
desist as he was sinking lower.
Foreman ]. J. Mccarthy and Engineer Thomas
McCabe both Jumped In time to save themselves
A rescue crew is now at work. but there seemed
to be little hope Of saving either man or horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
CONFIDENT OF 4 FRENCH SUBSIDY.
THE DIRECTOR OF THE COMPAGNIE GENERALE
TRANsATLANTIQUE HERE SAYS THE LINE
WILL. BEGIN TO BUILD AT ONCE.

WILL BEGIN TO BUILD AT ONCE.
NJ Foquet. the director of the Compagnie Cen
erale Transa tlantque in this country, feels con-
fdent that tho French Chamber OF Deputies Will
agree to the subsidy scheme now under considera-
ton in France. The scheme. II Is proposed, shall
operate for TN years. The work OF building three
new vessels NJ. Foquet said yesterday would be
begun az in the st. Nazaire shipyards. where
La Touraine and other ships Of the French Line
have been built.
The company now has In service between France
and this por; the following vessels: La Touraine
9l32 tons, 1900 horse power; La Champagne, 1921
tons 1900 horse power; La Bretagne. 1902 tons,
5000 horse power; La Bourgogne. 1850 tons. 5000
horse power; La Gascogne. 1880 tons. 5000 horse
power and La Normande. CAS- tons. $3.50 horse
power Besides these ships the line has fourteen
others plying on the Atlantic. seventeen in the
French coastng trade. twenty in its Mediterranean
service and six on Its iDtercoonial lines.
La Touraine. which Is 10 be made speedler 10
the requirements of the proposed subsidy law,
will have boilers put in, which will increase
her speed from 1912 knots TO 2ol2 The Chamber of
Commerce of Havre. the French port Of entry for
this line, has promised TO have immense dry
dock built which will accommodate the YES
sells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
Trying TO END THE STRIKE.
THE ARBITRATION BOARD IN SESSION
IN PITTSBURG.
. BARf, POSSIBILITY THAT AN AGREEMENT MAY
BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE ARMiFs

A BARE POSSIBILITY THAT AN AGREEMENT MAY
BE REACHED-PREsIDENT DE ARMITs
PROPOSITION.
Pittsburg. July 13.-There Is bare poss'o''''s
that the Joint arbitration conference may yet
lead to the termination Of the miners str'Ke Oh
the basis of the true uniformity agreement pro-
posed by President De Armit. OF the New ork
and Cleveland Gas Coal Company. last year, ou'
which failed for the reason that the W per cent
of the operators in this district required ny lie
Armit could not be secured. TWO sessions OK 'he
arbitration board were held to-day. representa-
tives from Pennsylvania Ohio, west virginia.
Indiana and Illinois being present.
At the afternoon session President Ne ArHi'
appeared before the Board and told Of the con-
ditons which exist from his point OF view he
said: If the operators Of the Pittsburg district
will abolish their company stores. use UNIFORM
screen, give honest weight 1000 pounds OF coal
for q ton. pay cash every two weeks, VIII
leave II TO any committee to settle the price OF
mining and pay it, no matter how high, pro-
viding all my competitors pay the same price.
Unless these conditions can be brought about l
will not agree to abolish the contract with my
men nor can l afford to do So" He promised
the BOARD all the assistance In his power IN Sc
curing q settlement on the basis proposed, put
said that under no consideration would ne treat
with the United Mine Workers.
President Doan and Secretary Warner, OF the
Mine Workers Association, were before the COM
mission in the evening. and reciteu their tIies
ances They disputed much that Mr.. DE Arnil
had said, and questioned his SINCERITY at TINS
time They asserted that when w per cent Oh
the operators had been secured LOT uriiot my
De Armit agreed to it, but later he found teen
meal loophoe and availed himself OF 1t 70 re-
pudate his original proposition.
Tho Roar will meet De Armit again to-mor-
row and will endeavor to get the operators TO-
gether for the purpose of inducing them 70 mare
another attempt TO secure true uhiio'iii'' 10
outlined at to-day's conference ,r,
The proverbial calm before the storm is iik Tn
70 be exempifed in the strike SITUATION. IL
night II was learned that number OF the opera a.
tors have been quietly planning coup wh'Gn y; IS
exnecfed to bring dismay to the miners. II Is
the intention to equip the mines with machines
and dc away with great many dgser ;,, hs men in,
the mines are ready to start miners VIII We III,
norted and put to work under heavy guard anu
the premises barricaded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
REMARKABLE RAIN IN CONNECTICUT.

New-Haven. Conn.,. July bat O'CLOCK 'i''
morning according to Information given at the
United States Weather Bureau here, there had
been in progress for eight hours record-breaK'hs
storm. Up to that hour rain had fallen to the
depth Of 800 inches. An examination Of the records
shows that during the eight hours from midnight
to a. m there had fallen more rain than during
any twenty-four hours since 1882 when on July ~
and g. 6l5 inches fell in twenty -four hours FROM
,nidpiob, last night until o'clock tonight 5.9l
inches of rain had fallen In this city. II Is sun
raining but 1ot so heavily as throughout the Gay.
bridgeport Conn. July 13.-The total fall OF rain
from 900 o'co tx last night until $50 tonight was
S24 inches This Is said TO he the heaviest ran OF
rain that this CITY has ever experienced in twenty
four hours The rain continues. but is not quite
so heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

Asbury Park July 10 (SpeciaD.-The southeast
storm continued to-day with increasing fury, and
at b,oh tide tonight the waves washed completely
over the boardwalk into Ocean-ave. A drenching
rain fell all day. and few persons ventured on the
beach. At the end Of Wesley Lake the beach has
been cut away fully six feet. and thousands OF
tons OF sand have been carried out TO sea Inc
of Second-ave, were badly damaged by the pound
ing breakers, and portions Of the promenade were
demolished. ,..
Senator Bradley watched the work or dess s'rc
ton He has spent thousands OF dollars TINS sum-
mer In repairing the boardwalk, only to have ~
wrecked before the contemplated improvements
uera cOmpeted