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New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES TREATY.
POSED BY CANADIANS

st. Johns y. F.. Nov. 2S-'rhe American mem
bers of the Joint High Commission for the settle
ment Of disputes between the United States and
Canada desire. It IL reported here to arrange fish
cries treaty with Newfoundland Independent OF
Canada the basis of the Bond Blaine cOnven-
ton. Canada strongly objects to this proposal.
and the fisheries difficulty bids fair to neutralize
the efforts OF the Commission.
II is believed here that Lord Herschell will urge
the imperial authorities TO listen to the case OF
Newfoundland. should the subject Of separate
convention come before the British Cabinet for
decision.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

'ir r %as, Ssa aoa p pr ':f steam;
from North syirey; 10 n. for Jamaica. per
,@ $50 m ,or st rhoms. and st
ya 81, Thomas fef $ psr,S Rici Ilrec '3 par
tinted Siaie, Transport. q ii Tor St. Kii,s.
Guadeloupe Martinique and pemerara. per p : Ih'r
g R R or o %r PSr'o S"Sl Rco fi direct, per Asai
THURsDAY-M p m 'srrrlenentary & .Sy p m, TOT to'
20 M tsT Sas.1u sec ar,aDros. r RfG An'" at
sArGRb%Y 2" ,3T "i9'' s5S s' m saSremep,ary 10
m ior s. Thomas. st cras Iesward "a and yaSi wDd-
Tririad and Totae must be dlGec'ed .per Pret9ra'):
t'tfr dei;es fer ccsa Rca must be directed
:per Ai.r5ndack'): at 10 a H. ,suppsmcn,ary 10 20
a M Port au Prince ani Pstit Goaye. per rs.
4asasco 1nass and y9caiso. per nv q W5sS.
mus, be directed per cny of washinson) az 1875
a f9r hayu per r,,n' Wri.% Il nSo'is NIX IL,
Guiana must be directed PER Prlns Wilem IT. a,
Venezuela @ and Curacao also sa2an and and carSasena %
Curacao. per = philadelphia: at II m for New
1Iqniaa0 Trndaa and rSbaso per irrawaday; at $50
p. FOR Newfoundland per steamer from North sgd
by steamer At this once daily $50 p Mails
for M!queon by ral 10 Boston and thence by s,eaInsr
c8se at his oiice s Gsiiy At a. n for f'rsarins by
m5a fla ssI Mail for Mesea s CITY osand % unless
. py , sa ars,s9 s r 'Pa,Ss sns ~ 80 M tRese-st
mail closes at . , n. previous day
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS
Mails China and Japan. Per =. Oenosie uron
Tacoma, close here dfily up November i:s az 90.
p. m Mails for China and Japan per : Em2r.ss of
China from Vancouver cose here daily up 10 Novem-
Der '2S al G3O D. Mails for Hawaii per
Australia from san Francisco close here day up 70 !,
Wsss sefmI HaI,ra 0sS New zfasnd I.lsnt
pe- M.osera 0irom Vancouver. close here cally
aSter November f25 and up December az O5 2 III.
Mails Tor china. Japan AMI Hswaii per s. cty ~
prlIng from Franclscol. c.ors here dily up 70
December o AZ $50 p. n. Mails Tor Australia 'cscept
those for West Australia which are forwarded wa
I,,rop.1 New Zealand. Hrwaii FIJI and samoan
ISLANDS per 5 Alameda iron San Francsco, clos,
tere daily up 10 December f2l At a. m. II a. m ana
G.3, o. m Or on arrival ~ \eN-York u = EtFur.a
vim frtsh mails Australia. Malls for the society
Islands per ship Tropic 3iri Nrom San Francsco).
rl"s. her. daily up e. December * at $50 ?. m.
Trunspscnc mails forwarded to port II sailing dauy.
and the schedule 4 closing t. arranged on NE pre-
sr,np,lon of uninterrupted Overland transit
1Pesi.ter.I mail closes a q g. m. previous day.
r,s,ndics NeN-York y y. November 81 i>9>
CORNELIUS VAN COrT. Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The funeral Of Charles w. Couidock VIII take
place at the Church Of the Transformation in Ea Il
Twenty -ninth-st tomorrow morning under the
auspices Of the Actors Fund Tie services Will be-
held at 1890 o'clock The burial Will be IN the plot
Of the Actors Fund. in Evergr -@n Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

There were persons famous in opera in the audi
ence at the American Theatre well the
stage last night. Among them were Nine. Meba
ana her manager, Mr.. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs Maurice
GTau and Victor Capoul.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Mis-. Ethel Jackson played the part of Rosa Mar
tel in "On and off," at the Madison Square Theatre
last night, taking the place II Miss Katherine
Florence. who has played the part hitherto.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Miss Josephine Hall was unable 10 appear at
koster x biai's last night She is not likely 10 be
well enough 70 act again this week.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Heinrich ConYled. OF the Irving Place Theatre
yesterday received a cable message from Nine
sorina, Announcing that she would be unable TO
ccme 10 this country to Hl her engagement, which
airy ..
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
Rellqiors Notices.


AT YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTlAs ASSOCIATION
No East 18th -Bb.c talk. by Mr. ROBERT r.
sPEER Tuesday enns Nov. ~ $40. topic Jesus.
invited
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
nR z { MIIINGTON

Little Falls y v, Nov. 2S.-Dr. r. s Milngton.
Of Poland ex- Member Of Assembly from Hcrkimer
county died to-day, at the age Of sixty eight.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Tribune Once. Nov - a m. The weather yesterday
fair and oli The temperature ranged between 20
and u degrees the t3jisl being - degrees
higher than Il sunday and degree higher
u the c.rresp.ndlrg das 4 last year.
Y weather. with snow, indicated for
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
u RRIED.

COLBY -MERVIN-In consequence Of the death OF Mrs
Gardner K. Crhy. the invitations issued ~ MI ana
Mrs Edward passon Merwn for the wedding reception
u their daughter. Grace Bishop. ana Mr. Louis 81.
Clair colby recalled.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
800 and :3OS Firth Avenue.
Between 34th 35th
Now Exhibition,
FROM A. NJ. TO 10 F. ~
MODERN OH. PAINTINGS
BELONGING TO MRS. FRANK W. sAvIN. TO b
SOLD BY ORDER Of MESSRS. OPPENHElM q SEW
ERANCE. ATTORNEYS ALSO THE COLLECTION
OF THE n CLARK ESTATE oOF 23D STD. WITH
ADDITIONS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
This Tuesd,yD Evening. also Wednes.
day and Thursduy Evenings. Novem-
Der 80 and December !, at
Eight o'ClocS.
ia AMI.S Il. SILO. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.iagrnm the continuous white the
changes pressure indicated BY The Tribunes self
recording 1he dotted line shows the
recorded a Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

.prntei mattel etc-German steamers sailing on iues'
inys take printed matter. etc. for Germany, ana spr.
ciav addressed printed matter etc. Tor oth'l s'ts VI
Europe American and White star steamers N ""lnrs,
French ana steamers on SATURDAYS take p,nteo
mailer etc r all FOR which they are aiFsr-
ti,ej h carry mail
After the clos the supplementary transaianc mas
named above additional supplen nary mails are opened
on The piers of the American Erglsh French ana o. =
nan steamers and remain spen until within ten minutes
OF th. hour sailing u steamer.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

CAMPBEII.-At Mount Vernon. =. V. suddenly. on sat
ufiay. November 60 David Campbell formerly of New
York CIV. .
Funeral services AZ his late residence. No i3o south
Ninth ave. TIesia,. the 29th inst. at 40 O'CLOCK
y. IN.
Carriages Will in waiting Mount Vernon staton
of the Harlem II. Il arrival Of the $50 ana o'f'
I. III. Grand Central station
Interment ct convenience II the family.
COLBY-On sunday. November ~: az orange. ~ -
Martha Louise colby. widow ~ Gardner IL toliy """
daughter of the late Era &. Hutchins. , a..
Relatives and intimate friends invited 10 atLenn ~
funeral services her late residence. NO i'o hs ao
land ave. Orange. Tuesday. November ~ AZ 80"
Boston papers please copy.
pt PIrY-On sunday November 27. at her residence os
West ig,h -. Ellen II. widow VI Charles Mefea''h Du
Puy. aged ~ yeaIs.
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

h1Ili be ~
flueD
Foreign mails FOR the week ending December 8 l less'
will close lpromptl, all cases AZ the Tenrai is.
Office as follows: Parcels st Mails close one h0u'
earlier than closing time shown below"
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS
TI,ESDAY-At a. m. for Germany, PR : s. KAISER
Friedrich via dettrr for other parts Z Europe
via southampton and Bremen. must or directed p.s
Kaiser FriedrlcE'D g..
WFDNFSDAY-N : a. m. complementary a. M Tor
Europ4 per 5 'st Pau. via southampton tiett.ri
Tor Iioand must be directed pr - Pau - al a. h'
,supplemenary 1879 a. mJ f1r Eur Pc. pc. $ 8
sTeutonic via Queenstown. 1890 .. M i't be!siunl
direct. per- L. Kensngton VIA Antwerp Heiters must
be- directefC'per Kensng ~ D. .,-.
SATTRDAY-At a. IN. for Europe per : 'tdiuEis'
via Queenstown neters FIR France. S"tzerahi Itay,
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British inda must
he directed per Etruria ,. at a I'D. it ftan.-,
Switzerland Italy. Spain, Portugal Turkey Esyp sna
British india per s. s. LA Ioufalne va lid'T - 10
for other parts II Europe must De dirT ted yer la
Touralne) m. Tor Netherlands dre.t, pe, o. :.
Mas dam via Rotterdam detttrs must De dfecteh vi
Maasdam'D. . a n. FOR Italy, per :. :. Ems VIC
Nanles detters must be directed per Ems - AZ "
m scotland direct =. Furnessla. wa bias
e,v Cetters he directed per Furn@ssla y AZ ~
a. m for Norway direct per : = IhHg'aHa "e''e''
must be directed per IhingVaiia J.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Bangs 4 Co., 81 and O3 Fifth Avenue,
WILL. SELL. AT AUCTION TIL tRSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS AT O'CLOCK
ELEGANT ~ ID RARE. BOOKS,
Mainly from two Private Libraries.
Comprising MANY We'll Bound Copies or the Works ~
standard English Authors. Fine Specimens oi t.aFy
Printing Early English Literature; FIRST EDITIONS
of Lang stevenson SWinburne. Symonds Thackefay.
Shelley. Wordsworth. illustrated Books. Knight ana
Lodges Galleries 4 Portraits. Musee ROYAL, Mus"e
Francais Pranfsrs Rome. l. Nauoano pescrltto ed
illustrate, vols. MichauAs y A sylvia
I,NSEN's EGYPT ; vols. Works u Dobs'n. Fenion
Troide. Herbert. Ruskn. Waller anu others
tiroer Club and Kelmscout Press Pubications rare
o;l Mans and Documents relating ~ New York CITY
Also Unpublished Manuscripts OF Charlotte Bronte ana
p,,rtck r. Bronte And Manuscript by Richard
Role # the XVIII Century etc, etc
AN UNUSUAL AND CHOICE COLLECTION
Prepare for Winter. RoebucAs weather strips exclude
the cold Sole manufacturer. ROEBIth, l'- ru''o"'
Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Prepare for Winter Roebucks weather strips exclude
the cold Sole manufacturer KOEBC'K, l'2 FUTON
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Curiositles were exhibited and the customary va
glety performances were given at Hubcr's Four
tccnih Street Museum yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

proner,v Of Dr. j. c. Mccoy, Kirkwood' Del
Red RAY 2:lGi.. g.. 1891. by Red CsuaL i-uS 5000
~, craftan. DR. ". D. GIL New YORK S'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22


bear similarly placed al"atS ndNes'
Instead or trusting Whoiy 10 "l'
ly boxing Doe lost slsnt OF 'ne H- i'p' ul
his enemies. and SELLING one hu5' o.toN
hound boo his massive arms strained hiin
sayagelr to his breast The dog. "l'h an
agouized writhe ANA piercing te.p ofop-
ped to Tine ground mashed ne'fIt n l"''
out dozen were l''l'i.o '' '.' "'iI'
te dropped forward OH b" i.Ni' D" "Ii "'
tempt lo escape ana was ''ll.' I'lih.If
oy me haunch,s ny me warner 'H''' VINO
han been cF'Dns iN- tree. as many 'llls
10 him as could hnd room TOT .lrlr i'eil.
IN another instant H- was "O.i'' ''H''In
me- snArInS mass. iif eo.id oH.f rN'p.
ana as the pear move hi7 .id very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

BCSCHFN.-Dled. October p. 1895. AT his
late residence. near Glen Allen, Va, at
12:oS L. NJ, HENRY q. BOscHEN, In
the ifty-third year Of his age.
Funeral from St John Lutheran
church at o o'clock SUNDAY MORN
ING. Carriages will meet the remains
al Elba AT $50 SUNDAY MORNING
Friends and acquaintance are invited
10 attend.
DRUMELLER.- Died. after brief IL
ness at The residence Of MS tatner, IN
Barton Heights. at 1910 O'Clock this
saturday nOiulne. JOHN, the second
son OF John l.. and Annie w. Drumeller,
In the ninth year of his age.
Fune-al notice later.
Washington papers please copy.
PoTTs.-Died at Richmond, Va; on the
2lst day OF October, ISIS THOMAS
POTTS, in the fifty-seyenIh year OF MS
age.
Funeral from ST. Pauls church SAT
URDAY AFTERNOON at 3.5p Clock
WILKINSON.-Died. at $40 i. NJ, Ocio-
Der 10th. az the residence ot his dauE n
ter. Mrs. T. 5. Anderson. l3lo north
Fifty-ffth street. Philadelphia, fa.'
BENJAMIN T. WILKINSON aged sew
enty-three years
Funeral will take place 1O-DAi a'
2:45 y. NJ. from Union depot.
Interment at Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

A special cable 20 yesterdays New
York Sun from Vienna SAYS
The death on Tuesday from hubonio
plague OF Herr Barsch surgical assis-
tant employed in the laboratory OF Pro-
fessor Nothnagel has been followed BY
the sickness of the two nurses who at
tended him. This has caused a scare
among a section 0f the public. and indig-
nation H. expressed at tho importation u
the bacnli OF the indian plague, which
led 10 Barschs death There seems 20
have been carelessness en- the keeping OF
the animals that were being subjected 10
exporimont with the culture germs OF tho
disease. Barsch did not disinfect himself.
and ala not even wash his hands after
tending the animals. movement IS on
FOOT 10 induce the Government 10 STOP
me experiments. and petition has been
sanf 20 the burgOmaster 10 that effect
Notice has been given in the Reichsrath
M Ian Interpolation on the subject
n IS not certain whether the nurses ara
suffering from bubonie plague or nervous
ness DIT Muller, the physician who az
tended Barsch IS now Isolated, though he
& well Physicians ridlcule the scare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
THE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
The Play Yesterday Postponed-Re-
suits of the Second Days Play.

HOT SPRINGS, VA, oct. H.-Special.
The third days play in the Virginia
Hot Springs golf tournament was post
poned on account of rain. The second
days play yesterday was as follows:
Class A-Dr. Brandt and Air. Lynch
won by up and 3 to play. Mr.. Leech
and Mr.. Odonahue. Mr. Leech won by z
up Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. f. Leech won
by 3 up and 2 to play. Mr.. Knapp and
Mr.. c. Moore. MIR. Moore won by Z up
and TO play.
semi-hnals. class A-Mr. Lynch beat
Mr.. I,eech up and > to play. Mr.. Beech
and Mr.. c. Moore had very close ana
exciting march. Mr.. Beech won at the
seventeenth hole 2 up and l to play.
The finals will be played off to-day
between Mr.. Beech and Mr.. Lynch. A.
II Fem and a. II. Findlay played an
interesting match yesterday morning.
Fem has held the record of Sc for the .
holes and he repeated his performance
which is perfect golf and also DOGGY Tor
the links. yet he did not win single
hole. as A. II. Findlay played a faultless
game and finished with the total OF 80
for the holes. Findlay's score FOR the
Is holes was II: Fem, q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
That's high-like the values in
Cl1ildren'S Goods.

We're getting better acquainted
with the mothers of Richmond
every day-lasting acquaintances,
too, for every purchase of a boy 5
suit means a permanent patron.
Nowhere else can you find
half the aSSOrtment-nO-
where else half as many or
the seasons novelties
nowhere else the low prices
on high qualities you'll ind
here.
Children's Knee Pan IS, Csc
all sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Assistant Engineer J. NJ. Hudgins. OF
the L. S. army. stationed at New Orleans
Is visiting his brother. Mr.. II. II. Hudg-
ms. at No. 40 east Cary street.
Mrs. Rosa b. Terrence. through W.
II Beveridge. her attorney, yesterday nj
ed her petition in bankrupt court. praying
TO be adiudged a bankrupt. The prin-
cipal creditor is Walter r. Grant. Of
Henrico county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w Marshall, Of
Plainheld. n. j.. are in the city. visiting
friends Mr. Marshall is a member of the
Mystic Shrine.
The remains Of Mrs. Mary T. Smoot
who died Thursday. were taken 10 Hen
derson yesterday morning al 9.O5 O'clock
where the funeral services and inter-
ment took place.
In the marriage notice of Captain J.
r. Shelley the name of the bride should
have been Miss Annie Burgess Clements
and not Miss Annie Burgess.
Mrs S. c. Beach and children. of
Huntington. w. Va. are the guests OF
Mr. ID. NJ. Burgess, 62i north Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

dyspepsia require rehabilitation or thN
nervous system. Female complaints arc
often complicated by such symptoms N
general physical exhaustion, insomnia,
melancholy. headache and neuralgia Al
such ills disappear under treatment oy
Or. Greeues Nervura which a quarter %
"A century of SUCCESS has established as
standard specific for AN diseases and de-
rangements of the blood and nerves.
Under the magic influence of Nervura the
blood is strengthened and purified ana
carries new life 90 every part OF the
body. The nerves again become normal
Refreshing sleep is assured. Mental
anxiety is removed. The world becomes
a joy and am inspiration.
II YOU feel the need of special advice
consult freely with Dr. Greene. person
ally or by letter. an his Office. Is West
18th ST.. New York city. Dr. Greene exc
acts u0 fee for consultation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

There is no greater strain upon the
nerves than monotonous drudgery. Wo-
men I'm stores and factories and men IN
the various mechanical occupations are
conspicuous examples. a desire lot
stiroiiIants Is manifested and tempts
many 10 inevitable ruin. Insomnia and
irritabllity are among the commonesr
Characteristics. and physical exhaustion
and mental depression accompanied by
forgetfulness and incapacity for intelli-
gent work. are features of such disease.
Or. Greone's Neryura for the blood and
nerves is an unfaiiing specific for an
such ailments. and quickly overconies
every disagreoable symptom by removing
the cause Nervura Is new life. new am
bitlon. new happiness and usefulness
No case Of impaired vitality, whatever
may be the cause. should be neglected.
such a condition is a constant invitation
TO disease and death Serious cases or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
ON THE TURF.
Cherries Weather at Morris Park-A
Forty TO One Shot Wins.

NEW YORK, oct. 21.-It was cherries
at Morris Park to-day and the attend
ance was small The card was nearly
ruined by scratching In the opening
race there was a big upset. Brass being
fayorite with Fairy Dale second choice.
Emmanora led the way to the last quar-
ter. when the long shot Floraline went 10
the front and won. He was as good as
100 TO / IN some books. Manuel one Of
the seasons best two-year-olds. sold to-
day at private sale to the Messrs. A..
II and d. II Morris. for s15,oO0. sum-
mary:
First receive and half furlongs-
Floraine GO TO - first. Fairy Dale ul 10
> and to j. second. Emmanora q to p
third. Time 1906 IL.
Second race--six furlongs-Gaze Is to 81
first. Golden Days 90 to l and to u
second. Helen Thomas Is to u third.
Time, Ill "a.
Third race-one mile-Swiftmass Is to
81 first. Sensational 6 to l and Z to 81
second, Warrenton g to y third. Time,
IN
Fourth race-six furlongs-Cormorant
90 to y first Manulius a TO ! and / to
81 second. Clorola G TO y third. Time,
1;17
Fifth race-mIle and a sixteenth-Pcep-
Of-Day % TO y frst, Handsel a 10 ! ana
even) second, Macy a to y third. Time
AS 10
Sixth race-one mile-Peat 6 to u first.
Charentus & TO 10 and / TO . second,
Knlght-of-the-Garte C TO y third. Time,
1:42 ii.
Results ut LatOnia.
CINCINNATI oct. H.-First race. six
furlongs-Mitt Boykin g to u first, Ere
mont a 10 ! and TO 81 secOnd, Stanza
a to u third. Time, 1:21 IA
Second race, five and a half furongs-
Galathe "a to u first. Volandies IS 10 .
and to - second, Garrett Is TO u third.
Time. 1:lS "a.
Third race, one mile-Leo Lake 90 TO p
first, Harry Shannon go TO and s to y
second, Sudan q to y third. Time,
1850 II.
Fourth race six furlongs-Orsic H. 6
to 81 first, Full Hand 90 to l and 10 j.
second. Mcfarland ii. g to u third.
Time. 1:2l Ia
Fifth race. five furlongs-Duplicate @
to p first, Norma Taylor G TO l and 3
to p second, Plccola O3 to . third. Time.
1:07.
Sixth race six furlongs-Damocles 90
to p first. Mazeppa g to l and EVEN
second. Annie NJ. g to y third. Time
1:20 l-2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
Soldier Murdered i'll VI Montgomery.

NASHVILLE. TENN, oct. GA spe-
cial TO the Banner from Montgomery,
Ala. says: about 3 o'clock this morn
ing Calvin McCou, sergeant-maior OF the
Third Alabama Regiment was found dead
on Jackson street. He had been shot.
the bali entering the left ear. He was
seen Yesterday with considerable money
on his person and when found. his pock-
cts had been cut out and the money was
gone. The coroner Is investigating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
Miss Coftman TO Wed.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 2i.-Special.-
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Elizabeth Stuart Cottman, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs j. Hough Cottman, of this
city. TO Eaymaster Richard n. Hatton'
L. s n. son of the late Frank Hatton,
of Washington. First Assistant Postnas-
ter-GeneraI under President Arthur MISS
Coftman made her debut two winters ago.
She has been much admired In society,"
ana has frequently visited Richmond.
where she is prominently connected.
The wedding VIII take pace IN feD-
the bride-eIects family being in mourning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
A Duelest Punished.

LONDON. Oct. 2l.-The Rome cores
pendent Of The Times says:
Count Verriccuio Macola. proprietor
OF the Gazettati Avezeni has been SEN
fenced to three months Imprisonment for
killing Senior Carlo Cavallotti. the poet.
dramatist. publisher and Radical men,
Der OF the Chamber of Deputies, in a
duel last March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22
Con,pIeteIyUnnerved
A Sufferer with Sick and Nervous
headaches and Poor Appetite
>n,.ta Relief In Hood'a

Finds Complete Relief In Moods.
"For years suffered severely at times
with alex and nervous headaches which
completely unnerved me for the next "a
hours. tried many remedies, tonics and
regulators to no purpose. Seeing hum
dreds OF testimonials OF cures by Hoods
sarsaparilla, wrote TO a lady whose por-
trait and testimonial / saw. She wrote
back that her testimonial was genuine
and unsolicited and she explained the in
trinsio worth OF Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
then purchased bottle and began taking
1t. My headaches soon began to grow less
frequent and less violent and now they
have stopped entirely. had very poor
appetite but since taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rila am ready TO cat at all times" W.
A. J. WILKINSON, 1901 10Th St., Lynch
burg, Virginia. Get Hoods, because
Hoods S pssi'ia
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists Price. 81; six for IS.
tlOOu > iiiS with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-22

The following was the range OF the
thermometer al The Times ONCE yesteeer-
day: a. NJ. IS. Il NJ, o. =; NJ 20
r. NJ. O.. . h. ~. g.. midnight o.
Average 90.
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FIRE At NORTON.

BRISTOL. TENN, Oct. H.-Special-
Fire destroyed the lumber plant OF r.
w Mills at Norton. Va, to-day. The
loss In machinery and lumber Is essi.
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Matthews DEFEATS Ryan.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Matty Matthews.
81 Brooklyn. tonight got the decision
ovsr Tommy Ryan. OF Philadelphia. In
the thirteenth round Of what was to
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Druggists refund money II 1t fails TO cure
25c. Genuine has l.. b. Q. on each tablet.
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O. H. Berry & Co,
The Peoples Outfitters.

mated at $4,000 The property was I'M
insured.
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have been 25-round affair at catca
weights.
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.CAN DOCK AND
CLEAN IN A DAY.
Reaction in Germany Against Re-
strictions on Meat.
CANAL FROM ELBE TO THE RHINE
Plenty of Supplies in Dawson City But
Ii Takes a Rich Purse to Live
There - Agitation Against
Country Damaged Cotton

WASHINGTON, oct 22.-Special.-in
August. 1893, Swiss exports 20 me tniied
States amounted TO &6SIl5. IN increase
Of SO 90s CNor August 1880.