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Gh daliehita aiy Eagle: Thursday Hormo zareE 25 1897

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15S ". Main. d11O-9tr
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D. H. RHODES,
Superintendent.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIF.
&c RAILWAY.
Time BILE effective Sept. 13. 1886.


Time table effective Sept 13. 1886.
Trains ArriveI Leave
North and East.
No. Kansas City, Chi
cago and ST. Louis lin
ited daily .............. $40 am $50 an
No. Colorado Springs,
daily ........ ~ .......... @ $40 I'm $40 an
No. 4 Kansas City. st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily ex-
cept Sunday ...... 10:45 pm 1880 p. n
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daily ex. Sunday. $50 am 1850 a.
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Houston and GalvestonI
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New Orleans and Pa
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express daily eX. Sun. SIS am $40 an
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ton, Galveston and San
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cept Sunday .......... SIS am $50 an
No. 81 Accommodation
daily ex. Sunday. 2:35 p. mi 400 r. m
Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City with.
out change Also sleepers on all night
trains to Fort Worth. Houston. San An
tonic and New Orleans. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to all points north, eass.
south and west. Steamship tickets sold
to all European points at lowest rates:
Passenger station corner Douglas and
Meade avenues. Telephone 100.
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Isrd miles northwest OF Green
Seacre Cowskin bottom corn land
IL miles west Of OatyiIie .. so
160-acre pasture 10 miles southeast
OF Nlch!1a --.---....-........-...... 100
10 acres garden land.
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Wichita, Kan.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

\ Whi,ker-Puliing Match Between Mems
bers of Bo.ion'- Honorable Body

BOSTON, MASS, April AFTER d
meeting ut Faneuu Hall last evening the
members Of the Ancient and honorable
Artillery Company who were conNltlAuy
inclined adjourned 10 their usual place.
the Parker House bar. The old ield be-
tween Colonel Henry Waker. the COM
mlnder. and Colonel Sidney 81. Hedge
the eA-c0mmauder. and their respective
adhereuts came up. Earnest discussion
was followed by hot argument bot Hrsu-
meut hy harsh words and then the
doughty Aucicuts before tne blr were
ast0uisAod 90 see fit Sid Hedges seize
Henry Walker. Some say that Walker
was seized by the throat. Others sag lhtt
Hedges grabbed hi5 whiskers
Prompt Interference prevented hshI
but so lively was tie quarrel that tne
bar was closed. The Fauclil Han meet
iug was called 10 take action ON tAo pro-
posed trip o. tho Grant Monument cele-
lratlon in New York. Colonel Ma.her
and some OF his friends went into tne
Parker House % get something to cil
Colonel Hedges and bis friends ioloWei. i.
They met at The bar one spectator sl} IS
that Colonel Walker called Hedges a
Nar. Hedges grabbed Walker. There
was 70 tussol and tlo man at the cigar
counter put our the lights. Tho doors
were locked. and p0riers ordered io JOE
uO one into the hlrro0m. Then tne room
was tnufIni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
MAJOR MANN PAGE TALKS.
EllysonS Friends Organized and TylsFS
Numerous But UnOrsanized.
WANTS TO CONTINUE FREE SILVER.
The Peoples Party VIII Try To Bring an
Influence to Bear on the Democratic
Party for an Honest Election Law,
Probably tho Australian Ballot.


pTTERcRTRG VA. Apru Especial -
49, 49,. ~. ....'.t..,. 81 ,b, N,-
MAUI 'l'A" A"70' f'N''~N .
tonal AIliaAce' VINO is ptoIni"'"'9
en- OK for Lieutenant Governor. was DO tne
cif,, To-day and ,,as interviewed by The
tlHeS .ott e7PYAr1'.s S' s''o fS",N m
'"0' OA '"0 N"'' - 0.''''e
preaching 6tDeiiatoilal campaign, MAUI
Iase said.
~, iAe aclEs pe, gapa,sn al2n5 oa5 ,g w., I'm '9
-. ei .. t,... f'r.-r.'..I tt-
,1 ,.. t.,,, r 'bs 40 main Question
-',. 80 -,. ,.....i' .f ff.a
,,re-..Sf t7rne
f.,f, 49, .~.s.,t t,lf,,ff,n4 Tlfyeou
e,.'. -. b.. b.. ,,,,i,.. .,.ft,.. ana or.,lu-
i,i,,.- Lri.,,le ~ Nsfnr Fose lVler.
".ieh .,.. r,',,,,l,,,s So ID no Without
Mi,'.n are mum Jus sem Z ~ ,".crsl
v',3G ,.-l,,,,,, -, e., r.il'.t 1,.0snIza tne
s6ti't,, 'tri r,rf, eor,'i.ls of Mn. EIyson
- i.,.' ~ ,,.iS,t I- l,,,n a4 Tho "ltlne
",,t,t ', ',, e., 49,
> .'"1 ''''' 49,. H..
$50 'io i'.N ,',t''''s mn
l!l,l, 1t,y o.n ~ .S ",,'r',,'-.. I.t ,ne
1'.i." - li-~- WIN
Dcmoct tia. ..... ,,.,,.,.,-
,r,t ~, 'ti. ~ ~ & 80. 90, Z. r,, H. "a t,., in
-i".o4 "3t ''in i'' ..'ts - M ..
t'-N.f. Ni o. 81 10y NE. ~ ,'. -l,. ia Mn
, ' i .',.. .... ,, ,,f-t a..-
7i.t' t'.i-'. . ''. .,, f...
''vt .l' .vl'o i-.,ts ,....' ,7.. ,',.,...
coming 4t'a5. some i"Io, p"l, l,y i...,' NOM
.i.io.'' " ''.'' 49, 'a' va ,'' D., e.,..i,
tl0i on ..e l'-i WIN WIN d ''t" ~ ,.2.
d. .''''l .'.,. .i t l.'',,1,...
f'',s "itt.. - .i- t,.rt.,i..o
"a V,il' ... 'i,- ,,.. wy, . ,,i " ~ '''
o'iv. P1iC anu anu 1'''4t'.' No. t...t ,..,,,..,.
t'it VIZ. "..,'ii i i -'i' l,l 80 J. 4. .l.,, ~
.u ot Not e'F'.i-~" A"Fo' N'~ ="
Major John ". Dahltl I'd lne Nhltto
States Senate. "a ich MaJof Page fehAlutd
10 Doe the chez issue in the coming cam
pdlgn. ............
MAJOR PAGE Foh GOV LtNJit.
Mayor Page, ln reply 10 questions %. A'l
! him, said that Dee had received letters liom
| both Democrats ana members ol tNe e'-
! pie s. party lh regard 10 lAe I'. l.iNh ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. more cspr tally Tor
the office of Governor, thlNieh cofira-
| poudCuce ol members OF the People par
ty.
Major Page stated that De had replied
90 1N such inquiries that Doe WAS NOT "a
candidate for either position. Nor did he
favor The placing of three tickets lh tie
field. lie would prefer 90 nave the ISSUE
clearly drawn between the advocates "I
the single gold s--Ddafd ana thpee VINO
supported William j. Bryan on inc SILVER
issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

PORTSMOUTH. a. IT,. April Tho
proposed removal of the historic frigate
Constitution from this noyy-yard viii b.
strongly opposed by both the Maine and
New Hampshire congressional delcst-
ti0ns Yesterday both delegations united
Ina f, formal request o. Secretary Long
that the Constitution Doe kept at the Ports
mouth navy-yard. and not he removed.
and the ship. it ls thought. wh probably
remain az the Portsmouth yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08


irg from the Bible. following the reading
with 3D. farvcnt prayer. in which he asked
Divine guidance for the semoiy n me
lmr0rtaut wors W tla evening. Then ID
hrmn was suu-.
Dr Smith stated briefly tho object %
ho meeting and said Doe would act n5
Moderator of 10. Nr B. O.. Wherry being
elected lt5 clerk lr unanimous vote.
DR. FAIRS LETTER.
Moderator Smith then requested Cl'iN
Wlorry to r.ad tHe letter 20 me cohsie-
CATION from ,s Ias tor. Rev Dr. D. ar anu
tae reading was heard win me close 81
attention iE aA present.
Here is Dr. Fairs letter.
"r0 tHe Se .0u OF the Df1ceotieeI fit'-
Ist.rln Church.
"n.ar nrothrcn.-As You arc aIrea'y
aware. t.e independent li'aNf 'ei ,i u
church. of savannah. Di-' mas eAl'ii"e''
to me ID call to become ll7 pastor.
'Ator mature ana pray eilll o'''"el
tI0n have a.'.N-i 10 accept 'N'7 '.l''.
4 therefore notify lni. int. nc I'D. -.i''.I
Meeting of EHt hanover il.s'S is. ~
aH n.'l ANiH -.A. li me '.'' .'.' 10
This Dff t l'ii'' Nf
as INf '. '' .' .t ..'.'
take eNr.t -l.t anu ",n ..',l ..'.,
Uu call m' in- ol l..
to unite with ne in A request '
f.frr fH Old solve the IIe INIAA lfltklNA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
1 uURDERER's LUcK.
william f.ras Could Not be Electroouted
Because the Apparatus wouldn't Work

COLUMBUS, O., April THE electro
cution apparatus which was 70 nave Deeh
used for the first time at midHlsht To-
night in executing the death pen"l'y upO"
v,-iliisro Haras. failed at the last minute
and Warden h. O.. Coffin was Obliged 10
reor,est Governor Bushnell 90 respite tho
condemned man until the defect could he
remedied. One OF the armature coils
burned out while the tests were being
made tonight. 4 temporary repair was
made. but the machine would then develop
only 1 800 volts 10 was 20 have raised 10
I 7-0 before the current was 10 be sent
through the body Of the murderer. The
renresentative OF the company making
the dvnano was willing that such risk
should be taken and at his suggestion
Warden coffin asked Tor and obtained a
respite to April 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
mrArnrK rnRrCAsr.

WASHINGTON. April is Z. M.-for
Nirginia-Fair In morning probably iain
during evening or night nofth 10 east
F'or North Carolina and South Caro-
Fair Thursday. local showers
THURSDAY night. easterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
n,ScEorrmERMoMETER

The following Is the range OF the Their
mometer at The Times oihce yesterday
. A NJ. IS: II NJ %: 3 =. NJ. 66; p.
NJ "a. Q 4. NJ. 6. u Il. NJ, y. AYera -,
90 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08
Treasury llal,ncr..

NEW YORK. April Treasury bll-
anccs. Currency, Sdst59l3. coin, Sl5l. '9-,-
9lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-08

relations
menace 70 the peace and u'eiui'e'9 o'
tho church. therefore be IT
Resolved. That we do not unite WIN
Dr. Fair I'm his request 20 East Hanover
presbyterv 10 dissolve the pastoral re-
lations with the church. and that Two
commissioners be appointed 10 present
our protest 20 the PrcsbFtery.
Mr. Edward Gray arose and expressed
his deep sorrow at hearing Dr. falr 5
letter. read. and said that the hearts OK
tho congregation would not permit even
the thought Of HIS leaving them
Sunday after Sunday had Mr.. Gray hs'.
enel % the Doctor with attention. ana
10 his great comfort. and he had been Ted
TO serve his Master better by the sermons
ho had heard from him.
TRIBUTES TO DIR. FAIR.
Mr. T. c. Whorrv said that he wanted
~ explain Dr. Fairs position, or what he
believed was his position as be was not
authorized 10 speak for him. The ques-
tion s does Dr. Fair wish % go2
III De does the speaker would not in-
slst ON his staying hut he believed that
he did not want 10 goo that DE wanted
to stay here.
Then why should we give him up2 Tho
prcsbyfcry viii stand between u.s. he
said. Ilo was sure that the Doctor had
accepted that call under n misapprohcn-
sion Of Tine circumstances. Mr. Whorry
told Of tho desire of the ladies OF the
CONGREGATION to keep him here and caused
much laughter ~ his remark that if all
the men in the church were women. that
tho Doctor never would leave FOR they
would find q way TO keep him.
Dr. W. s. Gordon was the next speaker.
and said that Doctor Fair had told him
ho did not wish amy personal feeling of
anybody for him % enter into tho ques-
fiOn which was simply this "Is he the
host man to stay here or note That WAS
al preshvtcry is the judge II we
give Our reasons for wishing to keep him
here there is no doubt Of the result
SIR r. b S0mcrville said he had been
attending this church for sixty years and
never had there been pastor of it who
had commanded its love and respect Ike
Dr Fair.
Alr. John Boiling wished 10 leave ont
any personal feeling and judge the case
ON tho merits OF dr. Fair as a pastor and
from that standpoint he did not believe
that any other church in the South or
anywhere elsc had such am able pastor
as Dr. Fair and this church could not
afford 20 let him leave iL
Mr.. James W. Gordon thought that
everybody present should understand the
exact fnancia. condition OF the church
before thov voted. because If they passed
tho resolution just heard and III Dr. Fair
remained with them. it meant that they
bound themselves to carry out certain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
Are You Going
10 the SeashOre !?

II SO. go to Ocean View, the most pop,,-
coast 5.','r>l -, i - 81 on the
To the countless thousands who I'M
~ ~ inlnN seasons sought Tie bra cling
preeZes which play SO refreshingly on the
N.Islnia coast. Ocean View needs no In
PRODUCTION. Its unparalleled location haa
resort '>'',''' - = sehs!ue
me srandness Of It's sunsets. with ba tn
ing the hneSt OIL the coast within a hin
ared Yards OF the best fishing groundo
hlone the entire Atlantic coast, with boat i.
ing ing. Yachting. cycling. driving baseball
tennlS. Eo1f; an elegant orchestra etc,
IS lust the place for pleasure seeking. tour.
Ihose who are seeking health and de-
sire chanEe of climate will find Il mild,
tSuuublc Climate at Ocean View end the
prac:nE sea air renders 1t q grand spot
1or one 70 recupernte and enjoy rest
ocean View Hotel has superior alynn-
lases Tor the accommodation Of guests,
ano many improvements have been made
Tor tho coming season IIt'' - -
AS TO the management, tile undersign-
cd desires TO say it will be his aim RI
Keen It ip to the high standard Of en-
cellence. and Will give the most painstak-
ing care IN all that conservcs to the com
io IL ana I. pleasure OF guests
eNperience: and with excellent gardens
from which TO procure fruits. vegetables,
ETC., with the Chesapeake from which 10
procure sea food Of great variety with
the choicest meats from the Che ago meat
houses. II needs only to have these viands
presented IN the best possible shape to
meet the requirements OF an eXacting pub
lie =.
CHARLES ST. JOHN.
Inal4-tl Eaaa.H.U Ocean View Vp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-29
MILITARY ACADEMY CLOSED.
Debates. Distinctions
TfTuor License Refused,

. .
Newport News, Va. May 2S.-(Spec:aD
In the Hastings Court evidence in
the case OF NJ McLaughlin's aDpllcat ton
Tor malt liquor license to conduct a
place at Thirty seventh street and
Latfayette avenue, was again heard to-
DAY, ana the case was submitted with
out argument. The court however took
time to consider and thereupon no
license has been granted.
*. l.. Jenkins application for a SINH
lar license was taken up and a number
OF witnesses were examined. The same
old story was again repeated. All the
evidence In these cases being the same
thing over again. Mr.. jenkins Is repre-
scented by Messrs Robinson and Summer
OF this city, and Collier, Of HAMPTON
The end Of this case Will be reached to-
morrow.
POLICE COURT DOCKET.
Thos. Leonard, drunk; fine 81 and
costs.
Willie Bates, colored, trespass; fine
So and costs.
Jas. Garter colore6 tresnaas ano %
and costs
II. G. Curron. interfering with officer:
continued one day
VIM. Burton. coored, Carrying con-
cealed weapon: $40 and costs and re-
quired to give bond in sum of $500 for
good behavior
Jas. Smith. riding on sidewalk. 60 ana
costs.
r. r. Coates, felonious assault: sent
on TO grand jury.
capt Haines, Of Norfolk, master Of
the steamer Florence, was in the CITY
yesterday making arrangements for run
Lihs ms steamer between Norfolk and
Polnt Breeze The new wharf. which for
some time has been building at the Point
is well under way and will be completed
early In June, when the old Point Breeze
house VIII again be opened to the pub
TIC and the steamer from Norfolk will
make at least half dozen trips q day
between the two points This place is
destined to be a favorite resort in the
near future 10
THIRD SESSION ENDED.
AS commencement week ever Is at edu
cational institutions, this has been q
gaia one at the Newport News Military
Academy. Relea sed from restraint and
the routine necessitated by months Of
nara work the student body plunged in
10 the gaieties Of commencement with an
envlable vim and zest
Exercises We're opened "Wednesday
evening by the celebration of the liter
ary societies, which toll place at the CITY
iall before a tremendous concourse of
eager, expectant people-a human ocean
wreathed with similax and bedecked in
cost raiment. Mr.. Charles T. Brooks.
=. ..tI lh,oploilan society, opened the
exercises by an address Of welcome
which was happy in both the choice Of
language and the manner Of delivery.
Then followed the disclaimers. Sidney
". Curry, J. Amber Newton, O. Gordon
Delk, j. l. Whey and Chas c. Bealc. rem
resenting alternately the Philoblbl,an
an ana Eula Ian Societies OF the Academy.
Inc medal was won by Chas c. Beal and
presented by Rev. j. T.. Ribble on tho
mai evening Of the exercises.
Upon the heels Of the disclaimers came
me medal contest in debate. Question
resolved that Congress should esta blfsh
compulsory system Of education, Ed
ward H. Howard John J. Cot
4 ~ cos as esamuel B. Branch.