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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

lie says lie Has No Desire TO Reopen the
nnmndarY Oncatinn.

The reply of Governor IoWndos. OF
Maryland. io the letter of Governor
% Ferrau concerning tho boundary lire
between Virginia ana Maryland. which
was published boa yesterday Times. was
printed m yesterdays Baltimore Sun.
Governor O'Ferrau was shown a. copy
of the paper yesterday afternoon. and
after he bad read the letter, said:
"fic mas come right over 90 my views.
and the matter IS now settled practical
~"
Thclcttcr of GOV. Lowndes read as fol-
lows.
In roply 10 your letter Of the 10th inst,
j have 10 say that there has been 40 in
tcntion whatever on the part Of Maryland
% reopen The boundary question.
LAS stated in my previous correspond
encc our desire has simply been TO re-
place the buoy and other marks which
have disappeared from that part Of the
boundary line which runs through POGO
'mokc sound ana river
I'm order 90 accomplish this IL will he
neccssaryl 81 course, for competent
civil ongiusei' to find ont where the line. ass
last agref on and ratified by the two
States. gradually located.
81 propose that the commissioners on
the part of Maryland and Virginia will
secure the services of an engineer of the
United States Army 10 supcrintend the
work. the expense to Doe borne Jointly by
the two states.
81 note with satisfaction your Excel
lency's statement that YOU are ready TO
appoint "a comm. -oner
"Tf You Will Doe good enough 10 give mo
the namo and address of your commits
sioner 7 will direct Colonel Ilodson. COM
missioner on tho part OF this State. TO az
once communicate with him and arrange
for having the marks replaced without
further delay
Governor OFcrran Is now satisfied. as
Governor Lowndcs has expressly stated
that he has no desire 20 reopen the
boundary question. and he will appoint
the commissioner as desired
The Governor. eiso, expects shortly TO
strengthen Vireinias oyster navy by the
purchase Of another Hotchkiss gun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

Their Association Memoriaiizes the Leeis
lature--The Fair.

RALEIGH. n. c., oct, 2l.-sneclal The
Confederate veterans Association Of the
state has elected T. NJ Parker. ~ Hall
fax county. president. @. ~ Leach. vice
president. G. b. benson. ~ Raleigh. Sc
cretarv: the latter for the third term. The
Legislature will be memorlalized to make
the annual appropriation 10 the Soldiers
nome greater. as accommodations are
needed there for 90 Many veterans I'M
able TO get in. are now IN county homes.
The state Horticultural Society elects j.
Van Tindlev. president T. l.. Brown, Sc
eretarv: g. d. Edwards, treasurer.
me state Horticultural Association
elects DIR. Reid Parker president; }. T..
Emery. secretary; Bennehan Cameron.
vice-president.
Fire here early this mo,ning burned the
wagon ana carriage repair shops OF T. A.
Bowen x son, causing SsV' loss. with no
ro.Sev was the great day az the fair.
hut the attendance vas small compared
MIN whet n would have been with fine
,reo,her The bicycle races We're aban-
"ored T,he horse races were slow, so
heavy was the track ...
.rbe state noad congress here was pre-
s,ded over hv :. D. Alexander Of Neck
lenburg, and some good Speeches were
made. x1-siA4-al-AiL- AlsAi 2szss-f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
THE cIBCUIr coURr or CLARKE
Decides Several Cases Iion.John y. Mas
sey speaks on Education.

Decides several Eases nohsh 'iih - mas
sey speaks on Education.
BERRYVILLE. VA, oct. I.-special-
Congressman William A. Jones, Of the
First district, addressed the voters OF
Berryvllle at the courthouse Tuesday.
The Circuit Court WIS in session to-
day. this being the first day OF the Oc-
toher term.
The case Of William II. and Lucy a.
Thompson against the Monumental Saw
ings and Loan Association. OF Baltimore,
was dismissed. and costs decrced IN FAVOR
Of the defendant.
In the matter Of Lechlidor Bros, or
Hagorstown. Nd, against Sprint x forn,
of Boyce, the demurrer 10 the COM
plainants declaration was sustained ana
leave given to the defendant to amend.
A decree Of sale was taken in favor OF
the plaintiffs in the cause Of Harriet
Maxwell vs.. j. r. g. Lewis and others.
In the matter OF II. w. Carpenter vs.,
G. r. Boasley the court decided that
Carpenter was a resident Of the state
of Virginia. and should not be required
to give security for costs.
an other matters were adjourned over
tim Saturday, the court taking a recess
till then.
HON. john IT, ntHN'ef VIM f''-"
visiting some of the schools In this Sec
ton of the state. spent Thursday of
last week here. and visited the Berry
vile High School He made very able
talk before the school in which he gave
some very interesting statistics I'm regard
10 the number Of schools teachers. ana
pupils in tho state. and set forth in pialh'
forccful language the objects OF educa-
ton and some NJ the best ways Of ac-
ouiring il. He dwclt at length upon me
three requisites Of am cducauon-physl
CAL mental. and moral training showing
the relative importance OF each.
MT Thamas j.. Gold was appointed by
Judge Lee to nll tho vacancy in me
Board of supervisors. caused nF me "e"l"
of CAPTAIN a. y. Pierce. Tie was ape
Dointed last week and win represent
I.ongmarsh township.
Thc town oouncil-rOom has been moved
Ia the ShuH building across The street
from the Bank of Clarke county
The Shenandoah University school foot
ball team will play the CLAY lllll AcHb-
envy al wildwood ON SATURDAY
The Shenandoah valley Poultry ann
Pigeon Association will hold their annual
meeting al Winston Han on November
eth. 10Th. and llth.
Mrs Paul and Miss Bessie. Of Harrison
burg. are visiting Captain j. j. Nunn.
Mr.. Elliott Glover has gone to New
York to accept "a position.
Mr.. Mcdonald Green. of south Caro-
lima epcnt several days last week at the
home Of Major John 49, Stanard.
Nfcssrs. Marshall Mccormick Conrad
Kownslar. A. Moore. Dr.. md T.. T. Boyce
are I'm attendance upon the session OF me
United states District Court ~ West Viz
einia. at Martinsburc. representing stock
holders I'm suits growing ont OF me sale
OF the Shenandoah Valley railway 10 the
Norfolk and Western corporation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

Suit was instituted I'm the city Circuit
Court yesterday by b. L., Amos against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
action i'm dctinue for one ear loaded with
hickory lumber valued al 500.
Judgment WAS rendered IN TINS court
for Sl5G5D I'm tine case of August
Pahug against T. +. Seal
In the Hastings Court yesterday Ed
mond Hord. a young white man, charged
with striking Richard Jenkins with am
axc-helve was acquitted, the jury not
even leaving their seats.
The evidence showed that the blow was
struck by Mr. liord in defence OF his
father
The Hustngs Court was engaged the
balance of the day i'm hearing civil cases.
In the Law and Equity Court to-day
the case of y. q N. Kaufman against
g. Thurman. for 5000 damages, will DE
taken up. The trial will continue some
time. as ten Witnesses have been sum-
moned for the plainuns-
Messrs. Admund Waddil. Jr, and John
A. Lamb represent the plaintiffs and MAJ.
Sol. Cutchins the defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
First Sale
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
SCHOOL OF HISTORY.
REGULARLY TdkEN NTO THE
COURSE ArRICHMOND COLLEGE.
Tho Action of the Faculty Received With
Pleasure by the studcnts--New Elo-
cntion instructor.

The following notice, which has been
given out by president r. ~. Boatwrisht.
OF Richmond College. win bo a great vice
tory Tor chose who have been for long
tine advocating the recognition in the
course OF history at that institution
At "a meeting of the faculty, held Octo-
Der igh. 10 was decided 10 accept history
a. substitute for senior philosophy
senior English. or a senior modern lam
ruacc n Che llst % subjects required Of
students Who arc TO Doe recommended TO
tho trustees 90 Richmond college for
fhc dtrrce OF bachelor of arts. a student
onoruE history for any one OF these
sorior classes must ot sometime during
DTS course obtain certificates OF d'stinc-
zion u thc GLASS uczt below thc senior
HlSTORYS VICTORY.
This triumUh IHr Doe school OF his
TOYS in i.c college. This study was given
u distinct 0ui permanent place at kch-
wCnd college just one year 0eo. and tnis
nrt was rsglr1cd hy the Geographical
and Historical Society OF the college as
victory ou their a1c, for the avowed
purpose % that society no its 0reanizl-
ton joe lNf was to Secure tle foundation
~ "a school of history BOO tlo college.
SHORTEN THE COURSE
lut uuiNI ine present time history vas
mot allowed to some boo the course required
f.r ng of the degrees given hy the COLI
l.-. aud student who might have hn-
l-.Dd thc course in history was mo- nearer
graduation Tor having done so, This VIII
shorten the course.
Professor S. o. Mitchell who is iu
charge OF the School of Latin, teaches
history at the college.
The Committee on Instruction OF the
colfee have elected Mr Frank H Cosby
as instructor boz elocutlon Air. offN is
wcll-known in Richmond ana i.a nadc
hne reputation iu this branch Of Inc
alTu-lInn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

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all shades. 75c. yard. c..a,ro,.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

Tor Keeping Her I}ar Open on SUNDAY 1t
.. Cost Mrs. Day 500.

|AN0i VI 10y H'N'
Willie Brltt0h is a cOlOred youth. and
is charged with robbery in Fmvanna
county He is wanted by the authorities
there and viii be held until they are
heard from
Jack cross and Dick Rock ovcrdrank
themselves, and when they strmghtcncd
up before the throne they We're each re-
quostcd 90 place two dollars I'm the cof-
fsrs.
Robert Satter6eld Is a colored youth,
and ana old friend of the Party on the
throne Some weeks ago he was re-
Quested TO go 90 distant points for the
cood of his health. and To remain away
until sent for. He came back however,
and was nabbed by policeman. When
De- faced bis old friend ON the throne kind
~ greetings were exchanged. and then
Robert explained that ne came hack to
attend the funeral of his brother, whom
he loved so we'll. The death records did
not show anything about the death of
Roberts brother SO. in "a friendly way
Robert was sent down for one year
Joseph MAY Us colOred man who has
placed himself under suspicion, and ten
davs in the lookup viii be- his fate.
James Johnson committed reprehenslble
deeds and was arrested for being disor-
derby. for which ne was given ten DAYS.
MIS-. p. n. Day for keeping hcr bar
room open ON sunday was fined s5o
Henry Faulkner, colorod for being
suspicious character was given thirty
DAYS.
Robert ~. Epps colorcd. whose case
was continued from the previous day, ON
the charge Of stealing box of surgical
instruments and a pair of glasses from
DR. John T. VIM. was found guilty of
petit larceny and given three months on
each charge. His counsel. Mr.. Barraud
took an appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

The Retail Grocers Association met iast
evening rcpuiqrlv at its quarters in Lee
Camp Han The meeting was called 20
order by President Z. F. Mccarthy. while
Secretary ID NJ. Jones was az his desk.
A communication was read by me sec,
which will lie admitted to the wholesale
Groccrs' Association. asking that the
wholesalers discontinue the sale Of goods
at retail
Other business OF varied importance
came up and was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

A called meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Virginia Historical Society
was held at the rooms of the society
last night. President Joseph Bryan pre-
sided, and the other members present
were Messrs. Traylor, Wise. Gaines, Rich
ardson. Valentine, and Stanard.
The President was directed TO arrange
at once plans for strengthening the floors
at cost not 10 exceed 500. rhe secre-
tary was also directed 20 convey 10 the
ladies Of the Association for the Pre-
servatlon OF Virginia Antiquities the
thanks Of the society for their generous
Gift of 400
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

senior class IS the most important Of
flee OF the student organizations Of the
University and u IS "a general conceh-
sos around the school that Mr. Nelson Is
The best man that could have been chosen
for H. Mr. Nelson Is also q member OF
the senior class Of the Hebrew Union Col
lceo. and he took the oraiorical prize
while "a senior at Hughes hieh school
Mr. Nelson Is tho son OF the late y. w.
Nelson. president OF the metropolitan
Bank of Richmond. and has been az school
I'm Cincinnati for several years
Tie viii be graduated from the Univer-
slty this year. and is expected TO take
high h0nOrs in his class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
4 RTNfUfT.
Warrant Against Young Lady is Dis
missed.

missed.
PETERSBURG Va. oct Special
Mr. w Bryd0n Tenant OF richmond re-
cciver OF the Swift Creek Cotton Milli
Company, was IN thc CITY to-day. tie tnid
me that he did not know when the mills
would start up again. nut lhht me- hop'u
something would be done within the mex
sixty or ninety days hy which the mills
could again resume operations. These
mills are located in Chesterfield county,
about two miles from Petersburg.
Or. George Potts OF Prince George
county and his driver came near being
seriously injured this morning. Wine
they were driving in The Vicinity OF the
iron bridge. lust beyond the corporate
limits the team took irieht az the 'tan-
hon BALI train and ran or. The wagon
ram into another vehicle, and 10 was with
the greatest difficulty innt the frightened
horses could De stopnel-
Tho October term ol the llustlngs court.
Judge j. NJ. Mullen pr-siNlns. convened
to-day. hut mo- cases Of special interest
Iames Tvons. The Republican candidate
for Acknowledgement will address Re
nublican mass-moeting al Centre Market,
i'm this city tomorrow night
The clerk OF the Hastings Court To-
day issued license for the marriage or
Mr.. Walter IT, Slaughter ana Miss VIZ
pinia c. Miller The ceremony was per-
formed I'm Richmond tnls afternoon. The
bride who is n daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Miller of this city is am attractive young
lady. The groom Is % very popular young
man.
The warrant against Miss Elizabeth
W. Harrison for threatening TO shoot Mr..
j X. Perciyllle Of the SINGER Sewing Ma
chine COMPANY. was dismissed by the
Mayor this morning inasmuch as Miss
Harrison has recently been adjudged in
sane
chief OF Police Parkinson has received
a letter from +. Kelley superintendent
Of Police OF Columbus. requesting that a
look out be kept for Mrs. poegle ana
two children who lflt her husband in
Columbus on the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

In the Police count Yesterday Mr.. 70. H..
Christian. Jr.. pleaded guilty 10 assault
ing Mr.. $. Buford Adkins and paid $40
fine.
MIR Adkins stated that Mr. Christian
used bad language IN his office, and that
he made him leave by striking him with
@ ruler, and that as he was going To din
ncr later. Mr. Christian came after him.
and he stepped into the Office of Mr.. APP
person 90 avoid amy difficulty.
In the court Alr Christian denied that
he used bad language in Mr. Adkins Of
flee. I'm which there is q lady employed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

In reference 10 the item which was
printed in The Times Wednesday from 'ne
Savannah News. I'm regard to the baseball
franchise of that city being refused MT.
Jake Wells. that gentleman, when seen by
a reporter yesterday stated lhat 'Avlo
was no truth I'm IT,
Tie showed tho reporter letters in which
II was made clear that ne already held
the franchise for that city, but he said
that ne would relinQuish the right TO any
one wanting IL. as he had decided 10 re-
main in Richmond next season,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Third Sale
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Shaking in Middlesex

REGENT. VA, oct. 2l.-Speclal.-fx-
Judge TAYLOR, Republican candidate Tor
the senate. and w. w, Minter indspen-
dent Democratic candidate for the House
for Essex and MiddleseS, addressed the
voters OF lower Mlddlesex al Ne"mathel
this evening. Judge Taylor lea on. MT
NI,nter followed In half an hours speech.
and smoke in about the same channel as
Judge Taylor.
Judge Blakey Democratic nominee for
the senate. Is expected 10 speak at Harmo-
ny Village tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph \. Pie
mont who died at her residence, No 26l2
cast Clay street. Wednesday, VIII take
place this morning at o'clock from ST.
Peters church, and the interment Will
be in Hollywood Cemetery
The funeral Of Mr.. Augustus Mohsberg
whose death was announced in yester-
days Times. win take Mace az 10 o'clock
this morning from 62s north seventh
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
John fakes a Partner.

John NJ Shepard. "a wen-known charac-
ter about tho city Han. ANA who has been
for "a number of years the colored jani-
tor of the Chancery Court entered into
the holy bonds of Wcdlock Wednesday
ufeht at s o'clock hy marrying Martina
Pcuford. tho buNom widow OF the late
PeufOrd, t.
Rev Joseph Holmes made both partics
happy by performing the ceremony at DIS
residence. and John and his bride will
he at home 10 their friends next sunday
evening from 6 To 1890 o'clock az their
residence. M 36 west Jackson street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
LEAVE TO-DAY.
Funeral Of DE-. SenMell

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.
oct q. --special.-The funeral % the late
Or. w. Il. SeawelL whose sudden death
was published I'm The Times. took place
to-day from Abingdon church. In this
county. conducted by the Rev. William u.
Lee. The interment was made IN the
church cemetery.
The attendance was very large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Pound BADLY Hurt.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA Oct 2l-spe-
ciai-Fred. j. Miller. who came here from
Ohio two weeks ago, was found on West
Avenue near Twenty-fourth street. short
l., "fter O'clock this afternoon. I'm a
pitlable condition. lie had several bad
scalp wounds and IL was thought had
was ina victim 0f foul play. and the pO-
lice are now investigating the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
First the Season.

The ladies OF Broad street NJ r. church
will give an oyster supper tonight from
Z 10 10 o'clock. IN the lecture room Oh me
church. the proceeds or Whlch VIII pe
devoted 20 charity.
The ladies' are preparing for the winter
season. when so many calls VIII be made
on them for assistance. and their laudapie
effort appeals 20 The support Of a generous
uunlIc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

Col b. T. Farnholt. OF Lancaster coun-
~ who Is here attending the meeting of
the Grand Camp OF Confederate Neter-
ans. has decided 10 become a candidate
for the ONCE Of superintendent OF the PEN
itcnuary.
He SAYS he will have a powerful backing
hv the Democrats OF the First Congress
sional District, and that he has received
assurance OF support from many influ-
ential Democrats in other parts OF the
state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Wanted shoes.

Frank Vaughan. a negro boy In think
ing about the approaching cold weather
considered the fact that ne needed shoes
ana then ne went out on Q sklgmishing ex-
neoitlon. The frst thing hs saw was
nair OF shoes belonging % John Logan.
and now he lies IN the Second Station,
thinking up an excuse TO tell Justice John
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
s0us Of the American Rerolntion

The sons OF American Revolution will
hold their monthly meeting this evening
at $3.50 o'clock at the rooms Of the Vir-
ginia Historical Society on Franklin
street. A full attendance OF the members
is desired. inasmuch as President
Charles II. williams will make his report
I'm regard to the action taken by the
National Congress at Cincinnati last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Fourth Sale
Carpets and RuSs.

Smyrna Rugs. 30xH, only si.e5.
lS-inch Smyrna Rugs. SOC. 2l-inch smyr-
ma Rugs. SIPS; 26-inch smyrna. s.79. 90
inch. $3.50, 36-nch. only 50 ~: 9Nl2 Smyrna
Drugget. $3.50. best quality smyrna
Drugget 9xl2 S27. l2Xl5 Smyrna Drugget.
S29, i0c. Ingram, tjc, soc. Ingram. &c.
eSc. Ingram Carpets. So. 75c Tapestry
Soc; 81 velvet Zoe. 81 Brussels. 75c. si50
Nevets. 81 yard, Soc Shades 25c. CSC.
Floor Oil-Cloth. 20c yard, Damask Port
Torres. s. nair worth s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22
Simmer 10 Ills Cnmrades.

an he otev pattarv ave an IN nfor,oa ~
tertainment Wednesday evening al his
home, No 300 south Fourth street. in
honor OF his friends and former com
Iades-in-arms.
Among those present were Major pa
yid N, Walker, Sergeant George w. LibS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-22

He Has Something to Say About Mr.. wray
4. knights Letter.

4. knights Letter.
Colonel W. p Wiokhsm. chairman Of
the Lamb faction of the Republican party
of Virginia. SIS giving nearly an of his
time 20 the canvass.
When seen hy "a Times reporter az hls
Headquarters Yesterday ho said every
thing was moving along eos smoothly as
hc had hoped for The Colonel urd his
assistants are now engaged in settling "a
list Of the Republican candidates ior lhe
legislature
"liaNe You anything 20 say about the
letter OF Mr.. Wray H. Knight 60 YOU. pub
lishod in The Times of Wednesday, ask
ed The reporter.
'I was engaged in the trial OF a case
in Powhatan Circuit Court on Wednesday,
and did not read IL carefully TN l got 20
my homo that night. / do uot care 20
answer Mr. knight as ! avn assured that
hc had nothing 10 90 with the icltcr until
after n was written. IT, however. the
real author will father his OFFSPRING Will
probably have something 90 say