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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
CHARMED BY A SNAKE.
Woman at Bar Harbor Made Helpless
10y che Reptile.

ny me heptiie.
Colonel r.. ". Bass or West Point. and
"a party of ladies' who are spending the
summer al Bar Harbo-. were enjoying an
afternoon AZ Schooner Head the other dag
when one OF the lad IS suddenly called The
attention Of another lady in the party %
a big snake directly behind herr
The latter. glanciug over her shoulder.
saw the creature and fairly looked the
viper full in the eyes. The snake was
fully four feet long and TWO inches or
more through and was of "a brownsh
color with white circles or rings on Us
back from al 10 Zip of the Ja1
She says that the snake was most lovely
creature to look at and that though she
is invariably afraid of snakes. her fear
vanished the instant she behid it Instead
OF running away from it as her compan-
ION did. she says that she was Instantly
fascinated bv the snake both by rs beau
~ and the "indescrihlble something IN
It's ewes. which seemed 90 hold her trans
fixed 90 the spot as soon as she heheld T..
Circfng stealthny and wayc-like about
her never once taking Cos eyes from hers.
the snake lifted itself mp Ike a spiral
with lbs head poised nearly two feet from
the ground. and held the woman motion
less in lts charm This 10 repeated for a
second time. coming sim nearer 90 her
before Colonel Bass came running back
o. her assistance.
Seeing the danger the lady was In. the
Colonel picked mp large stick and began
a savage attack upon the serpent. Though
he struck 20 several terrific blows Colonel
Bass was unable 90 Kill the charmcr. AMI
the snake finally slipped nolselessly away
and became lost 20 view IN the thick un.
dergrowth.
II was some moments before the lady
wholly recovered from the spell and be.
gan 20 realize the great danger she had
been IN. She is sure the snake meant TO
do her inJury,-Boston Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

AUSTIN. TEXAS. August 9.-The
Southern oil Company has become a rival
OF the Standard OH Company I'm the Cor
sicana oil fields II. IT. Kent OF ST. Louis.
counsel for the southern on Company.
and G. d Punen. Of Cleveland heavy
stakeholder have been making tour Of
the State investigating other prospective
OH fields
developed.
This company SIS also arranging 10 en-
gage iu the manufacture OF pig iron on a
large scale at Rusk. Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
VlCTORIA'S SPEECH.
The Queen Comments on Matters OF
Interest to England.

LONDON August 9.-The Queens
speech at the propagation Of Parliament
to-day contained the following state
ments:
my Lords and Gentlemen-My rela-
tiOns with other Powers continue friend
y
"The conference summoned by the En-
peror OF Russia 10 consider measures for
promoting the maintenance OF peace. has
completed It's sittIngs. Although the re-
suit OF It's deliberations did not> fully
CORE 5pond with the lofty aims which
II was summoned to accomplish. II has
met with "A considerable measure OF sue
cess. The institution OF permanent
tribunal of arbitration cannot fail 10 di-
minlsh the frequency OF wars while the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
louisville, 4; Now York, ..
BUTCHERS VS.. BUTCHERS.
The Lads Who Furnishthc City With
Meat Played Bail.

By virtue of the fact that the Second
Market butchers defeated the Butchers
OF the First Market in game Of ball at
Broad. street Park yesterday afternoon,
,ne former holds she championship OF
the city.
Tre game was called a. O'Clock and
there we're about two hundred friends OF
the contestng teams present TO ENJOY
The sport
and they did enjoy g.
FOR nine innings the second Market
bovs kept the First Market boys on the
run They had the best OF IL from the
eiart. although they claimed The latter
had "a professional player which they
were trying 90 palm OF on them as a
butcher
Errors were made galore by both sides.
bat everybody took things good natured-
Is and it made little difference whether
q man caught stopped or hit the ball.
All they wanted was exercise. and they
got euficiency OF what they wanted
some Of the helders could not have
caught thc ball with a d0g-catchers net.
But they were fast runners and that's
why they PLAYED in the field. for there
Was more room 20 run ont there.
TIE umpire was officer Vaughan. Of
the county and he. too was butcher.
lie bu.chefed the rules and when any
body kicked he showed his badge
Tainau. the Joe Doian Of the Second
Market hit the bail away out I'm center
field and a stray cur ran after IL. think
is the BAL WAS q bone. The dog IN
terfcred with the Hargrove OF the First
Market. with the result that Talman
made home run
There was = bis kick on Neurohrs be
ing placed IN The box for the Second Mar
ket boys 1hcy claimed that he could
pitch curve BAH and that wasn't fair
thing IN friendly game between two op-
posing hines OF amateurs
. Ibe umpire wouldn't sustain the kick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
THE PLAGUE ADVANCING.
Appearance in Alexandria Shows Con
slant Westward Movement.

slant Westward Movement.
WASHINGTON, August s-The steady
westward advance of the plague and tho
conditions prevailing At its latest .1int
OF attack I'm Alexandria. Egypt are dis
cussed I'm reports made TO the State De-
partment by Consul Robert g. skinner
at Marseilies
He says that the appearance of the
disease AT Alexandria shows a constant
movement westward and from lbs location
there IT, is menace Co the great Mcdi-
terranean ports of Europe most OF which
have adopted rigid quarantine measures
The state of affairs iu Alexandria is scr
fort hin ID letter to the commercial au-
thOriues at Msrseiles. 10 says the opi-
demic neither Increases nor dimiushes
but that about two new cases appear
daily with occasional intervals
The municipality at the sonitary SER
vice of the city display treles+ zeal tn
adopting measures OF prevention All
suspects are Immediately removed Oh a
Lazaret. A premium of two francs 0S
cents Us given 90 any individual who will
inform The authorities of a-case of plague.
and a premium of one franc l9 ccutsj ie
offered for the head Of every rat dead
Of the plague.
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He says the Government IS IN in ua.,yl,siyn
as.ainst the rebelllous tribe now than IN
any previous war There IS now . narui ~
a point in the turbulent territory ttn s'ai N
not In direct Geographic comm 49,,
with the War Department dnu MIC
Is teIegraphed 20 the War Depai ',iie, ~
and the movement Of the troops Is VI
recfed accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
DOMINICAN TROOPS DESERT.
Liriano's Whole Force Goes Over to the
Enemy NJ DainbOn.

CAPE HAYTIEN. HAYTI. Aug. o.
General Francisco L!riano. sent from
Monte Christi By the Dominican Govern
ment 20 attack General Ramon Pacheco
az Daiabon. the headquarters Of the RevO-
lutionists. was Abandoned when he ar
rived I'm front Of the enemy by his troops
who. without firing a shot. deserted and
entered the camp Of General Pacheco.
The advanced post OF the latter are at
las Ae1las. and the revOlutionists are
masters of the f0rds across the river
VAGUE. thus cutting of communication be-
tween Monte Christi and the interior.
The forces Of Don Juan lsldro Jiminez,
leader OF the revolutionary forces, are
being augmented every day. and the news
from an parts Of the Dominican republic
Is favorable 10 him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

NEW YORK. Aus ct is understood
+hat a combination of -four ANA cement
bags and rope paper makers is under
wav THE prime mover in the proposed
consolidated is said To- Doe The National
PAPER Sack Company. which has Offices
iu this city.
According 20 The report various cone
Germs I'm thi. state. Ohio Fennsy .vania,
AI...a.n u-et.- Virginia. and West Nli-
gfria will Doe absorbed. The capitalization
OF the combine is not given.
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August for Crash Suits
$3.50, $3.50, and S5-from near
ly double those prices.
So Straws for 79c'

extension Of the Geneva convention viii
mitigate its horrors
After reference to the conclusion OF
the Anglo-French convention on the sub
iect of the Nile Valley. and the Anglo
Russian convention in regard to railway
enterprises I'm China. the speech com
ments on the Transvaal situation when
II characterizes as. "a constant source
OF danger 90 Tho peace and prosperity OF
the British South African possessions"
10 IS merely stated that the negotia-
tons on this head are "stin progressing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
CUBA NEEDS FARMERS.
Patria Endorses the scheme for Mod
crn Farm schools.

HAVANA, Aug. 9.-The last troops
stationed i'm this city left here This morn
ing for Quemados leaving only those
garrisoning MORO Castle, the Caoanas
Fortress and the outlying forts
The Patria says the scheme 10 make
model farm schools instead of an asfl-
cultural engineering school, is excellent
and adds.
cuba needs plenty of practical agri-
culturalists such As could be made by
model farms to- initiate better means Of
cultivation. There should also be
theoretical side institution 10 study the
production of extracts from fruits and
vegetables"
The municipality Of Havana has asked
Governor Ludlow 20 authorize the expen-
uiture of $4,000 per year for public
schools. AaLA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
limiting a I1ighting PIacc.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Wm. a. Brady is
experiencing considerable difficulty In
finding hall suitable for the proposed
Jefrics-AIitchen boxing exhibition. the
Sporting club being closed Mitchell.
who has been training al Brighton. has
had several interviews with Brady and
Jeffries. He says he IS anxious to meet
the American in his best form, If Brady
can secure place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
NICARAGUAN TROUBLES.
The Commissioner Fails TO Make
Treaty with Guatemala.

Correspondence OF the Associated PressD
MANAGUA. NICARAGUA. July 5-
President Zelaya's commissioner 10 Qua
temsla. after much effort. failed 70 nego-
tate a treaty with that country, and has
returnd home The commissioner 10 San
Salvador was equally unsuccessful. and
he has also returned The commissioner
10 Honduras however. succeeded I'm get
ting President Sierra TO agree TO meet
President Zelaya AT AmaDala. Honduras
or on steamer In the Gulf of Fonseca,
between San Salvador and Nicaragua, TOR
the purpose Of endeavoring 10 formula o
treaty as near offensive and defensive
as possible but the current OF feeling I'm
the Central American states appears 10
be unfavOrable 10 President Zelaya.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
DEATH IN A WRECK.
Six Killed by Dcrailment OF the Mon
treal Express Train.

OTTAWA. ONT, August 9-The Ottawa
express which left Montreal at 9.30 o'clock
this morning for this city on the Canada
Atlantic railroad was wrecked near Co
teau Junction while running at fast
rate The engine left the track. taking
with &c the baggage ear and a sec0nd-cidss
coach. The hrst-class coach and two
Pullman's did not leave the track. Seven
people were killed. The .ad are. George
McCuaig. Ottawa. fireman. Wilson O'Con-
nor, Ottawa. Edward Stars ottawa.
Miss Ryan. Maniwakl. que; Joseph Roc
heIon Mrs. Rochei0u. Miss R0chelon. Of
Montreal
A number were injured. but none seri-
ously The passengers were brought here
on a special train tonight
II is not known what caused The acci-
dent. but fl is believed that the rails
spread
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froo-slvar faction on The other.
The substance of the resolutions adopt
cd bv the former declares that opposition
90 trusts and imperialism should oe para
mount issues Zoo the campaign of lFi
The direct election ot senator's oy 'he
direct vote of the people is a.so adf'-
Gated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Woman Kills Her Husband, Child and
Herself

CANTON, o.. August "a terrible tri-
pie tragedy occurred three miles east Of
this city last night. resulting in the
death of Edward Eckinger. his wife, and
their three year old daughter
Neighb0rs Discovered the dead bodies OF
the three lying upon the bed In the Eek
niger home
Mrs Eckncor evidently first shot her
husband and daughter with shot-gLn
and then tried to commit suicide by CASH
ing the veins in her wrist with q knife.
The latter apparently proved too slow
or else too painful for the woman put a
third charge in the gun and sent it
through her heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Dcwc,,s ChnnInin 20 Wed.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Augl o.
Chaplain ]. b. Frazier, Of Admiral
Dewey's flagship. olympia. arrived here
this morning from Manila, by way Of
San Francisco, on a thirty-days' leave
OF absence. on August 22d he VIII wed
Miss Elsie Cook. OF South Pittsburg
Tenn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
BIG PIG IRON TONNAGE.
Production for july the Largest in
our Nations III history.

our Nation, History.
PITTSBURG. PA. Aug. 9.-Ihe Amer
lean Manufacturer and Iron World to-
morrow viii say:
The largest pig iron tonnage in the his
tory OF the United States was produced
during the month OF July the estimated
production and the capacity being figured
mp 90 August LIST. ln gross tons the enc
tmated weekly output was 3j9.032 tons on
August 1st. 49, against E5.S's tons for the
month previous. which shows Al In
crease OF l2154 tons in weekly tonnage.
The limit % production has not been
reached. however. AS a number of fur
naces went out of blast last month and
new ones building are soon 90 be fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Mclean Gets n Setback

TOLEDO o., Aug e-Contrary to cx-
pectations the Democratic convention to-
day endorsed General 1. H. Sherwood. not
John r. Mclean. as a candidate for Gov
ernor. Ii Is generally conceded that II
General Sherwood IS not successful the
majority OF the delegates viii go 20 Colonel
Kilbourna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
New York silver Democrats

SYRACUSE. \. Y. Aug. 9--The meet
ing OF the Chicago platform Democrats
OF New YORK was called here at 1880 n.
M. to-day with Nifty delegates present.
fight was participated on the floor.
The antitrust and antiImperiallsm fac
tons were on one side aad the ultra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

AUSTIN. TEX. AVS. "a dispatch
from Durango says that Manuel Lopez,
constructor I'm the service OF the Federal
Telegraph Company, has Just reached
tha4 cay from tho YaAFu Indian country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
AT BERRY's.

This August sun seems to be
trying to knock out the world
with a sunstroke. Every man
ought to be clothed so as to
best fight the heat.
We've got the real thing. All
the comforts of a bathing suit,
and as much style as man can
support during this weather
Serges, feather-weight, s'o
per suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
PH0EBUS NOW CLEAR.
The Last Case Of Fever in That Town
Has Been Discharged.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Or Wyman's
reports tonight were of an encouraging
nature. Surgeon Pettus at Fort Monroe,
stated that there are no new develop
ments an that place.
DR. White in a dispatch from HamD-
ton. says:
Last case On Phoebus furnished new
clothing and discharged: house disinfect-
ed. No remaining foci I'm the town. Dis
ease now confined 20 Soldiers Home.
Cases having al been Isolated. no one
mas been exposed for several days.
Houseto-house inspection completed
here Nothing suspicious IN Hampton. l
m Get authorities Of Newport News,
Hampton and Virginia state Board to-
morrow al noon az Newport News to dis
cIss the situation"
OGcial Rep
WASHINGTON. August 9-Surgooa
Vickery wires Surge0n-General Wyman.
OF the Marine Hospital service. to-day
from the Soldiers Home az Hampton.
Va. as follows:
no change. Everything favorable
Nearly an In tents that can b. moved
Distinction Of buildings being pushed
along by Surgeon NcnEgd0rf'
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summary. TvU-hsse hits-Hawks. Nc
Cue Ta'man. Threc-basc hit-Csrter
Home run-Talman Stolen bases-Cher-
rv @. Wunch Talman (9. a. Keck (9:
TaIr'amb. Stansberry. Warren Miller r.
Kock C9. Hit by pitched hall-Bern-
hardt. Jr.. Warren. Time. 21O I'm
p.re Mr. Vaughan Attendance. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
R0CAiS MISSION,

Argentine President After South
American Alliance Against Is.
RIO JANEIRO. Aug. 9.-In spite OF de-
malls on the subject, il is stated that
President Roca, Of the Argentine Re
public, who is now here as the guest OF
Brazil, is desirous of negotiating an al
lance between Argentina, Brazil and
Chilli. against the United States. The
presidents of these three republics Will
meet al Buenos Ayres next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
stnnhinr OF Tho CInhs.
Cincinnnti. RrookIrn. rs.

was a smuggling match I'm which six
pitchers were used up The score was
twice tied and then the Brooklyn Sc
cured what appeared 20 be safe lead
by nice batting rally in the sixth.
Then Donovan went up I'm the air. the
visitors scoring seven runs before they
were retired. Attendance, 900
Cincinnati .. ....OO412OO7O-14 II 8
BROOKLYN .... ..... q ! o o401 lib u
Battcrios-Phnlips. Hahn Hawley and
Peirz. Kennedy. Donovan. YoageT and
Mcclure. Umpires-Gsnncy and Latham.
Time. go.
~. Louis. Is; Baltimore. ,.
BALTIMORE. August st Louis won
an exciting game from fhe Orioles TO-
dav Young was in fine form. and but
Tor errors by the men back Of him the
Birds would not have been in the game.
Attendance, 2.oN.
Score r. H. r.
s. Louis .... ....oo12OO1O2-6 10 3
Baltimore .... ....1O010100o- Q .
Batteries-Young and Schreckengost;
McGinnity and Robinson Umpires-
oDay and Hunt. Time. 21o
Chicago. q; Washington. 3.
WASHINGTON. August s-The Chi
cago players had no difficulty I'm walking
away with the game to-day as the Sena-
tors. although they hit hard, exhibited
incompetent work on the bases. Attend
ance. 10
Score: r. II. +.
Washington eco. o.. % o o Q 5000 Is 10
Chicago ...... ..... o 0020 10 il ]
Batteries weighing and Duncan; Roach
and Donohue. Umpires- Swartw00d and
Dwyer. Time hours.
Philadelphia. IL Pittsburs, f3.
PHILADELPHIA. August 9-To-day's
game was "a most remarkable one. When
Pimshurg went Co bat in tine ninth inu-
Ing the score was To- in Philadelphia
favor. with three men ON bases Maeee
made "a wild throw 20 DonOvan's hunt,
sending three runs across the plate.
Orth was substituted and before the last
man was ont Pittsburg scored four more
nuns In the Phinie's half an error by
Bowerman and consecutive hitting gave
tho locals six runs and the game. At
tendance flS.
Score. r. IT l..
Pittsburg ........130000027-l3 is @
Philadelphia .. .. 0f001O1G -4 n @
Rstueries-Tannohin and Schriver:
oTth. Magee and Douglass. Umpires-
Emsie and Mcdonald. Time, OPS.
Boston. :: Cleveland. 3.
BOSTON. August 9-Clcvcland started
AZ Nichols early to-day scoring three
in The first but after that they were un-
able 20 hit him with any effect Boston
batted KueDper hard when hits were
needed. Colinower replaced HemphiI az
right in the thir.. Attendance. 1900.
Score. E. H. T..
BOSTON ...... ......O1OI1O1O2-7 10 /
Cleveland COO. ... 100000 @
batteries Nichols aud Bergen, Kuep-
per and McAllister. Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly. Time. . hours.
Louisville, 4; New York, ..
NEW YORK. August 9-Louisvlle yon
to-day by punching a triple a double and
two singles iu the first inning After that
Seymour pitched o. steady game The
locals were unable TO do much with
Phlipprs pitching until the eighth. when
two singles and double We're given them.
making TWO runs. Attendance 1000.
Score. X. III. p.
New york O.. ....O00OoO02O-2 z
Louisville .... .... 80 O0O0O1 O. 10
Batteries Seymour and Warner Phil
ippi and thinner Tmpires-Manassau
and McGarr. Time. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
Where They Play To Day.

Louisville az Ncw York O. eames).
ST.. Louis at Baltimore.
Tlttshurg at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Cincinnati mo Brooklyn
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Sold by all druggists. 25 cents

and Captain Bernhardt was fined one
sugar-curcd ham.
The score in detail follows:
FIRST MARKET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

Put up in handy viais. g tablets for 10
cents. is tablets for ~ cents. at ali drug
glsts. 0r sent bv mail from l''" Af.h
street. Philadelphia. Pa
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BROOKLYN LOST A
SLUGGING MATCH
Six Pitchers Used Up in the Battle
With the Reds.
EXCITING GAME IN BALTIMORE.
81 Iouis Won from Baltimore I'm Spite
of Errors -- Orphans Won Easily
from the senators - Colonies
Downcd the Giants.
EXCITING GAME IN BALTIMORE.
Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterday scores.
Boston. e. Cleveland. s.
Louisville. q. New York. 2.
St Louis. s. Baltimore &
Pittsburg. IS. Philadelphia. T.
Chicaco. 6. Washington. 8.
Cincinnati. "a; Brooklyn. ID.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Civil Engineer X. A. Pearson came up
from III PasO last night.
II you get hungry while down town
this evening remember that a free lunch
Ia being served at the White Elephant.
Peter sherwood, the same stsid and
popular Pete, will be found officiating Is
mixologist at Melini Il Eakin's on First
street.
b. Ruppe will leave to morrow evening
for Santa Fe TO attend the meeting OF
the board OF pharmacy, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. n. Greene wishes TO announce
that she will serve "a first. class turkey
dinner to morrow at her dining parlOrs,
2lg Gold ven
Albuquerque lodge, No. 1886, |. o. b. b.,
will meet at It's hall at ii a. III. sharp TO-
morrow. A full attendance IL earnestly
desired. II. N. Jafia. secretary.
Miss Fannie NOwlin Is spending the
day with city friends. The lady 10 the
school teacher at Los Lunas, and Will re
turn In time to report for duty Monday
morning.
ON Monday evening, March u. the sd-
| vanced class OF Mrs. Nalton's dancing
academy will meet at the San Felipe no
| tel TO take up some OF the pretty figures
| OF the beautiful german, preparatory to
a dance to be given Immediately after
| Easter.
Senator Thos. A.. Finical. one OF the
territorial councilmen from this county
and Capt. ". II. Powars, the popular
route aud local agent OF Wells, Fargo
Express company, were passengers TO the
city last night. Mr.. finical h mingllng
with his constituents to-day; he will re-
turn to Santa Fe Tomorrow night.
Those who remain In bed, to get ny
when the big railway shops whistle tOOts
at q o'clock "A. M, were disappointed this
morning, and In consequence some were
late In responding Tor work. The fol
lowing bulletin, posted at the shops,
yesterday, explains matters: Until fur
ther orders these shops will be closed all
day Saturdays"
". A. White, who makes sixteen faces
for % cents, was brought before Justice
Crawford this morning on the charge OF
violating the fire ordinance by e%rrctiug
A canvas covered frame building on tn
corner OF Fourth street and Railroad ave
nue., within the fire limits, which he in
tended to use as "a picture gallery. III,
was fined $40, which he paid. He vii
petition the city council next MOnda,
night for a permit to continue doinl
business there.
Capt. ". ". Sleight was among those
let out at the local railway shops, on &C.
count OF the recent orders promulgated
from headquarters, when 20 many Othel
employees we're laid of. The captain ha,
been In the employ OF the Santa Fe, tn,
Atlantic Il Pacific and the Santa Fe Pa
cihc, in this city, for the mast fourteen
years, and was a Trustworthy, hard work