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san Francisco. Aug. Richard v.
Dey. in whose hands the S5oc.oOo con-
tract is said to have been placed. wss
called to the witness stand when the
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Political Reasons.

Denver. Aug. 2-c. l. Nichols. post
Office Inspector at Salt Lake. has been
dismissed from the service. The dismissal
Is believed TO be due to political causes.
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Cowes. Isle OF Wight. Aug. The
Cowes regatta meet opened to-day
with racing under the auspices Of the
Royal London Yacht club. Big yachts
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FOUR FAMOUS
LON PRICE
Nickel Silver Watches
LON PRIC&

Our Nickel Silver Is a very strong.
tenacious white metal. the same clear
through. 1t takes a high lasting fin
ish and is as handsome as Sterling
Silver.
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Glasgow. Aug. Ain the 100 kil1meters
bicycle race for the amateur champion
OF IN. world to-day Gould of England
was first. ougou OF France second and
Tjoerbly OF Denmark third. Time. :
hours. 10 minutes. 6 - seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
PdT ROONEY THE star.
This Youngster Was the Feature ofLss
Nights PeIform lnce.

"In Atlantic city was the magnet for
drawing large audience at the Academy
last night. but there was some disap-
pointment i'm the perform Gnce.
AS a whole the play was not up 10 the
average farce comedy and but FOR the
Introduction of several first class spe-
cialty people the performance would
have been only mediocre.
Frank VI. Wills WAS fairly good as the
retired brewer. and Harry Wight and
Harry Hastings as the TWO sons Of
wealthy fathers were also fair. but Mr.
Wright married the good work that he
did hy a. miserable attempt to guy a
gentleman in the audience.
There are number Of quite pretty wo-
men IN the cast VINO take every Occa-
sion for displaying their charms.
The star OF the entire company rs
young Pat. Rooney, whose dancing I'm the
last act rs the best ever seen here
In Atlantic city will be given at
the matinee this afternoon and again
tonight.
The next attraction will be Field &,
Hdnsons minstrels which come 10 the
Academy next Tuesday Tor one perform
anCe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Bradley Salt Company VS.. Norfolk Inn
porting and Exporting COMPANY, further
lee and James f. Heath, Jr., Esq. for APP
peliant. and submitted. -,
White VS. Newport News ShiP,building
and Dry Dock Company, argued by Isaac
Digs. Esq. for plaintiff in error. and X.
G. Bickford ESD, for defendant IN err
Tor and continued until Monday.
The next cases TO be called are t0ons
Va. Coons. No 10. and Mutual Life In
surancc Company of New York VS.. OH
yer No. IA.
The case OF the Prison Association or
Virginia against Thomas NJ. Napier was
called yesterday and set for hearing on
December LIST. This Is an appeal from
rSer n boy. was sent from Manchester TO
he laurel Reformatory and after re-
nsinine there for some time his parents
brought suit 10 have the boy returned
20 them The lower court decided in
favor ~ the boy. but the Association
took an appeal 10 the higher court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

And She will BE Free without war says
rN-MIni,ier IaylOr.

Minister Taylor
rTuICA. y. Y. Nov. $50 large "eIe
the crowds which went tonight 10 me
Cornell University. that Barnes nan
where il had been announced mat an a .o
dress bv Hannis Taylor eN-Omted St't'9
Minister to Spain. On Cuba, Woulu ~
uvercd that it was found 10 De l'au'
o,,ate TO hold them. and the meeting
nlace had 10 be changed to Library nan
'rbe audience was strictly in sympathy
with the speaker I'm every statement
garding Cuba.
Mr. TAYLOR said in part:
"Evens are moving fast ana no i''"'
NOT even the president can stop tnem.
IA real statesman ever tried TO aNo.d "a
crisis bv turning his back upon Il OF uy
self deception. II the President makes
the fatal mistake OF attempting longer
10 muzzle Congress by putting ms I'M
miniature upon false hopes ana emu
Illusions before the ink is dry upon ms
message. events Will discredit an MS pre-
dictions. o., o,d
Let Congress but speak the mai ana
e,,,nbatic word-recogntion-a IN nine
~ DAYS the long and bloody tragedy
would be over The whole Chrls1an
world will rejoice and say Amen SDal'
viii he rescued from an Impossible sltu' ,
lion there will be 10 war with the OH'''u
states and cuba will be free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

numors that the Minister OF the Interior
and of Justice Has Been shot

NONTEVIDO. November IS ne Guy
t. in panic over the incident ~ 10
49, session al the Chamber OF pSpu-
80 and The report that Or. Miguel uer-
~ ~ - Obes. Minister Of the Interior
"a ~ Justice IN the Borda Cabinet h"d
- shot with a revolver.
- the chamber DR.. Herrera ooeS
roada = violent attack upon Senior Cuesta'
u'bo asumed the presidency OF the Is
nnhIic ad interim. on the assassination
- Senor j. Idiarte Borda who was shot
~, Arrendondo during the nauonal iste
o1 Aug,Ist 18th last. on September "a
Ce,,stas issued declaration or policy
oromising 10 conduct the administration
Ygith strict economy. 20 purge the puDnc
Northumberland the d"pdrinh'n.
~ eustoms-and 10 pay the interest," Oh
,be nublic debt. At that time ne eN-
,,.essed The hope that the department OF
Customs would yield ~ least O'ovvNo
To.dav Or. Obes called on him Tor a
more explicit statement as 10 MS pro-
eramme in the event OF his election az
President. ,u.,.. q.
c;overnment refused 10 reply. whereupon
DR.. obes presented a demand for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore-Her Story Of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with
milk leg, and few years ago it broke out
in a sore and spread from my foot TO my
knee. i suffered great agony. 1t would
burn and itch all the time and discharge
o great deal. My health was good with
the exception OF this sore. tried great
many kinds OF salve, but some would
irritate the sore SO that could hardly
stand the pain. could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some one
sent me papers containing testimonials OF
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and l told
my husband would like to try this med
icine. He got me O bottle and found II
helped me. kept on taking 1t until my
limb was completely healed. / cannot
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. IL
cloanses the blood Of all impurities and
leaves II rich and pure" MRS. ANNA L.
EAxES, whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods sarsaparilla OF all
drueeists. Be sure TO got only Hoods.
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
1895 nICY,LE PRICES.
Rambler People Announce Another f"p-
ular Reduction $50 the Mark

flIf faf0WfiAUlir THFN AH' .ht''f
bicycle prices for lss are ont. The
G0unully az Jenery Mts. co.. OF Chica-
20. makers of Rambler bicycles. have
again taken the ieaa. and announce thal
they have decided Co establish 800 as the
list price of their l&o standard wheels
with 1891 Ramblers. while they last, al
$50 TIldlms will Sell fOr 500.
Just one year ago This concern startled
the trade by announcing new Inst price
of so ON 1896 wheels thIs making the
first break from ihe 500 list. Other nl-
cycle manufacturers declined tO openly
meet the reduction. which the Rambler
people realized The pablo demanded ana
were entitled fO. d stand they regretted
before the season war far advanced,
Again conditions have changed Prices
have this year been reduced an along
the line sub rosa III not openly. ana peo-
ple have been educated thereby 10 eN-
pect "a still further list price reduction
for the coming year And they VIII not
be disappointed.
The new Ramblers certainly indicate
that the price reduction has not followed
Ii cheapcning process of manufacture as
REGARDS materials and finished workman
ship. as "a more attractive line OF these
popular wheels has never been shown.
VII tllf NNAlfl il"'''t Ait..ltf +''ff -t't
ments are offered.
The reduction 900 price or ihese anu
other strictly hieh-erade bicycles Us on
IN natural and 20 be- expected. Wonder
ful strides are being made each year
along the line of invention OF labor
saving machinery This machinery o.
very expensive indeed. and 10 keep a
factory thoroughly up TO date in the
matter Of equipments entails am inn
mense annual Investment and practically
unlimited resources.
Tl. Gormuly g. Jeney Mfg. co. has
shown a. wonderful faculty for feeling
the public pulse and gauging the public
purse. 10 has read the .imes Alright. and
simply discounted the future. OF course
il is fortunate in having ample capital
so that no sooner does an improved de-
vice appear on the market than II is in-
stalled n the Rambler works.
Another factor not to be ignored Is the
fact that the concern in question makes
ifs own steel tubing tires. rims anu sad
dies. and IS not subject 70 ne caprice or
the bicycle supplies market Whatever
the means which make this price reduc-
ton possible the announcement will be
received by the cycling public with great
est satisfaction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
Personal asD ANNA


nov A A Jones ~ panvile. will
,,..,h Ia laurel street Methodist church
SUNDAY morning and evening.
"A, James ". fiuysson and bride nee
Bunker. ~ Paterson \. J.. are The guests
OF Dr. r. NJ WORKMAN. ~ this city
REV w NJ. Jennings 81 81 clair "a,
will preach al the Bainbridse. stree,
papiist church. Manchester Va. Sunday
az II 4. NJ. and Im =. NJ.
Mr. John X. Molioy. She cx-Councilman.
who has been confined 10 his room np
illness for long time, has % Tar t'
covered a. 90 be able 90 come uoW.-
stairs at his residence. IA cast Main ~
At Asbury Methodist Episcopal chufch
there will bc prayer meeting on mon
day afternoon at o'clock under the
auspices Of the Womans Missionary 30
ciety. All the societies 81 other churcheS
are invited 10 Join I'm this service
The Rev. George II. Wiley, OF the
N,tnodist Conference now in session Al
Danville. has accepted an invitation 20
nh tho pulpit 81 Tnion-Staton chuICn
here next sunday. lie will preach both
morning and evening.
The delegates appointed from walnut
Grove BAPTIST church Hanover county.
10 the Ronfist General Association that
met I'm Roanoke last night, passed
through the city yesterday cnrgute. Iney
were meesrs. walter Sydnof, Joseph w
Starkc and Ryiand G. jenkins
The regular monthly mttbhN ~ -
A Trayeiers' Protective Association Will
bc held for the first time at new head.
o1,arterg. No 30l east Main. southeast
HEorner OF Third and Main streets tonight
a. & o'clock 10 transact business per
tanning to the Association
DIR. william G. Starr. Of Broad street
NJ y church. being out of the city. at
tending the Annual Conference, OF ayr MI,
sinia. at Danville. his pulpit VIII be nice
sunday nv two distinguished preachers o'
the Episcopal church Of ms Ms o1 rEg,nity
nreachinp al II A. NJ, and the Rev. VII
liam A. Barr, rector of Monumental al
l.. NJ.
AT the Uniterian Church Han, 20 norm
fifth street. on Thursday night, inc
ladies OF the woman's AilianSe gave gave
a delightful entertainment Tor me PEN sae,
III of the Church Building Fund After
the discussion OF the many dainiles pro-
vlded by the ladies, the rest or the even
inc was devoted TO games and literary
and musical programme, which was en-
joyed equally as well as the feast which
proceeded it, The attendance was eH-
Ceilcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
THE RENENUE OFFICE.
The Question of Location to be Fought
ont in Warrington To-Day

The President OF the Chamber OF Com
merce on Yesterday afternoon IcceiNtu 10
tice from Colonel James ID. Brauy, COllec-
tor of Internal Revenue Tor thls uistIlSl l.
that no would to-day submit Tor the de-
cisi6n of the Commissioner 81 Internal
Revenue at Washington me qseS.tol VI
the location of the main Once OF ms JUS
trict in Petersburg. Notice had also Deeh
sent nv Colonel Brady on yesterday morn
inc 10 MIR. Leon Wallerstein, chairman OF
the Chambers committee 10 WhicH tn'3
matter was referred IN august idso ,r, aii1
Who had given the subject most earnest
and intelligent consideration, ana upon
ascertaining that Mr.. Wailerstein was
i'm New York Colonel Brady telesrapheu
requesting him to ob Pe al 'I today DAMN
Telegrams having been received lroHi
Mr. Wallerstein that IL would Dc lm3os.
sible for him to be present fr ie,i.
HAYES has appointed Mr.. W. - SkeI'oIl,
one Of the directors of the chamber, TO
represent the organization at the proposed
meeting. While the subject Is C0InDaiIa.-
lively new 10 Mr.. SHELTON, ne VIII uouut-
less make the strongest possible preseh-
tatiou of the case on behalf or the ChaIl-
her. Captain John Lamb, who as Con
gresham for this district mas lakeh an
ardent interest in having the once yep
AT Richmond will also attend me meet =
ing and vigorously urge the claims OF
this citv Both of these gentlemen lett
the CITY on the 7:lj +. NJ. train for WASH
i' II is is Understood that Colonel Brady left
for Washington on the mld-udS Tram
yesterday. 49,,
special to The Times from Washing
ton last night says:
The debate between Richmond ana Pc
tersburg over Collector Brady's apphca-
tion for the removal Of his headquarters
,r,,i,, Nis tmUl. g. Wnisn VIII taxi nlace
i'm the office OF the Commissioners OF In
ternal Revenue tomorrow, promises 10 De
lively.
From what | can gather here Brady Is
almost certain TO have his way.
Commissioner FOrman's policy seems 10
be to yield TO the wishes of collectors In
matter of location Of office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
HaRD no prcK THE WINNER.
Neither Princeton nor Yale Disposed to
Boast.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov p.-The
Princeton football party reached this
city at S:ij tonight The party NUMBER
ag.,.-ono Of which twenty-nine were
nlavers OF the picked squad ali but four
are i'm tip-top shape physically. None OF
the PARTY cared TO speak OF Princeton
chances i'm tomorrow strugsie' oul !.
is evident that the eleven players are hot
aelicted with over-confidence, and do not
feel as sanguine of a sweeping victory as
sonoo Of their more enthusiastic support
ers. ,- a.,
The arrival Of old Nassau's heroes TO-
-. u,ss an that was required ~ FUR
nish ali kinds OF football enthusiasm nut
The excitement failed to reach the mem
beers OF Yales team. Every member OF INC
eleven will enter tomorrow game IN as
enc nbvsical condition as Is possible
princeton IS looked upon as tn ~prooaDie
winner in to-morrow's game. eut II rs Is
officially given out at lac ma ,njies 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
Harvard and Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l9-The Har-
ward eleven arrived here this evening.
There were about fifty I'm the party. Az
ter a hearty lunch and little rest the
entire football squad. at the invitation
OF the University Athletic Association,
went ont 10 Franklin Field for practice
There they PINT i'm about two hours
hotel
The Pennsylvania squad. which had
been al Delaware Water Gap. Pa. since
Wednesday. reached town this morning.
The condition Of the Pennsylvania mon
is excellent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
rUU CATHOLIC UNIVLRsfTr'
ru,nors of transfer of Control from ar
dinal Satolli.

WAsHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Recent unoi
aclal reports from Rome 70 tne on i'm
,rat the control OF higher educallso ~. IA
ne rfnited states had been transferred
from CARDINAL Ludochowsh to Car dina
satolli are not confirmed III .no iikeIv to
~ 80 ~ slch an important move.
", The report has occasioned much COM ~
ment in high ecclesiastical circles so as ~
is felt to relate directly 10 tf'e A To'sl
located here and to some extent to pc,
nbrase OF the recent Schroeder coi'l ,..,1
versy which agitsted the university anu
the American bishops. c,..-..,.. ,.se
II is understood that the Schroeder e az
IS now before the vati<ln arthorit .ss
Archbishop Keane was ave at ho ne 40 ~
yember STA and has had ample ume 10
r,.port on this and the other questions
entrusted TO him. There may be some
DELAY. however in awaiting the ARRIVAL
IF the papers in the case. These were
not taken by Archbishop keane. but were
forwarded TO Rome n few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
Inn~ Sentance for Irnin Robbers.

AUSTIN. TEX. Nov 1e.-To-day IN the
District Court here l.. w. Fisher and
Felix Wolfe pleaded guilty 10 robbing
the international and Great Northern
train At Mcneil. seventeen miles above
here on the afternoon Of October lZth
and were sentenced 10 ifty and forty
five years respectively in the state pcni-
tentiary They were expecting very light
sentences II they pleaded guilty which
actuated them TO do so. There were
four charges against them. The other
TWO train robbers are still undiscovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
DEATHS.

O'CONNOR.-Died. November 18th. At
G.JD +. NJ az the residence OF her dau2h'
ter. Mrs Margaret Gogln. No. 10 Lou.
isiana street, MARGARET OCoNNOR.
relct Of the late John OiConnor. ma
tive OF County Clare. ireland, ..
Funeral THIS SATURDAY. MORN
ING from st. Patrick's church, at 10
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited 10 attend.
SHATZEL.-Died. at Evansyiile,, Ind,
ROSA, infant daughter Of Mabel Page
and Anton Shatzel The remains VIII
arrive al $40 A. NJ. to-day. Interment
in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

resignation Of the President al interim.
IL is said that If this demand rs adopt
Cd by the Deputies Senior Ceustas VIII
dissolve the chamber.
All sorts Of rumors are ahoat Many
citizens have closed their houses and the
troops are held IN readiness against out
breaks
The report that DR.. Herrera ones
has been wounded with a revolver is de-
MED but r. dissolution Of the Chamber
Of Deputies appears inevitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

Several Changes Made by the Chesapeake
and Ohio.

MIR. l.. +. Sullivan has been appointed
comptroller in charge Of the accounting
and treasury departments of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Mr.. &. +. Potts has assumed the title
Of treasurer, instead of cashier, with the
same duties as hitherto. These changes
went into effect On November 18th.
on the same date the following addi-
tional appointments went into effect:
O. ID. James auditor of Freight Re
ceipts Richmond. Va. TO whom should
be addressed all reports covering freight
traffic and correspondence relating there
to-
q. W. Poe auditor Of Passenger Re
ceipts. Richmond. Va. TO whom should
be addressed ticket and baggage reports
and correspondence relating thereto.
Remittances should be made to and
drafts for balances drawn upon G. T..
Potts. treasurer, Richmond, Va.
Drafts for balances due the company
be made by L. +. Sullivan comptroller.
Mr.. Sullivan was formerly auditor Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio with headquarters
i'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

The Amphracite has arrived al Port
RovaI 5. c.. where she will remain for
some time engaged I'm training gunneIs.
The schooner Roger Moore. from VIII
mington. y. G.. put in Thursday al Sa-
pelo. Ga. I'm distress. Two masts nave
been lost.
The torpedo boats Dupont, Ericsson,
Cushing and Porter. which have been IN
Charleston harbor for two weeks sailed
for Port Royal Friday. The Porter and
the Dupont went outside. while the Erics-
son and Cushing took the inland passage.
The fotilla will spend several days I'm Port
Royal harbor, and will then proceed 10
Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. r.
~ Yesterday afternoon al the residence
~ Mrs. II. +. Harris. his mother-ln-law
on west Main street, after a lingering
illness from consumption.
Mr.. Allen was for some time member
OF the dry goods firm or Alien * III
mar. but owing 10 his failing health, he
was forced TO withdra" from business
Mr.. Allen was about y years OF age
and leaves Il wife.
His funeral Will take place tomorrow
al o'clock from the Residence OF MIS-
Harris. his mother-in-law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

N feet on east side a Fourth street oc'
tween Jackson and Duyal. ts2 A.,
Joseph A GUIDE 90 same. 20 ln,eI.-' -
nl-3 feet on north side nI1sn s''''''
~ ~ feet east of Graham t.Ho -,
william a. Mayo. and wife, 10 rairne'
n Isstllam. AZ fet ON east side oi VII
ty.elehth street. between clay ana bflF"'
81 - a,
Adeiiuc Russell 90 y. NJ Rediotu, =.
feet on north side Clay street, p'i"''"
Second and Third. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

rGEXICO CITY. Nov. l9.-An artillery
wagon loaded with powder and gun cot
ton exploded here to-day killing four men
and wounding eight soldiers and citizens
fatally. and shaking the ground FOR many
blocks.
The pleas Of the lawyers OF the ARROYO
Ivnchers are an made and verdict VIII
be issued probably by Sunday morning
Popular feeling against the men Is In
tense and mob tried 10 capture them
last night on the way from the Palace or
Justice TO the prison. but were unsuccess-
mi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20

The Rev. w. V. Tudor, ID. D.. pastor OF
Centenary church. took very interest
ins report 10 the conference. IT is as fol-
lows. Additions TO the roll during the
year. a.. membership. 90; deaths during
the year. 10. Sunday school, - officers
and teachers. 322 scholars on roll. Ep-
worth League members. 80. All assess
ments for the benevolent enterprises OF
the church were raised in fun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
The Vance Monument.

ASHEVILLE. n. c., Nov. ls.-Grand
Master Moore. at the request OF the Ma
sons OF North Carolina. will call the
committee OF the Grand Lodge 70 assist
in laying the cornerstone OF the monu-
ment erected 10 the memory OF the late
United states Snator Vance. at Asheville.
The ceremonies will occur early in De-
cembcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-20
SiENGER NM CHOSEN.
Senator Daniel Invited to Attend the Big
Ball To be III eld la January.

The committee on ball of the John W.
Daniel Club held meeting last night
and decided 10 hold the ball at Saenger
Halle on the second Tuesday in January.
There Will be given 1--WE presents dia-
mond ring. gold watch. silk umbrella.
gold-headed cane, and a pair Of opera
glasses. The Judges will be selected from
prominent citizens Of the city.
The committee on arrangements Is con-
stituted as follows: X. W. Stevenson, ).
Stern. Peter O'Sulliyan. II. COnnell, j. NJ.
TAYLOR. and W. G.. Montgomery
The club will invite Senator Daniel TO
be present at the ball.