The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-10


mod .csl treatment which hc is undergoing
wlI prevent him from serving on the COM
inItiOc io which Doc was appointed.
a wad Of chewing gum and three
trouser buttons iu the collection basket at
lie saturday meeting o. the Sunday-school
Assembly ot Ocean Grove. y. j.. aroused the
Ire ~ President J.. II. stokes, Of the Grove
AssocHt'on. Tie mnie am analysis OF the
collection ioI that day. and found that Of The
3 800 persons present sl5 gave 1 cent, Il
give % cenis $50 gave p cents. 40 gave 10
cents and only ~ gave as much MS % cents
Dacn. Iue other 100 contributed the chew
Iuf gum and buttons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallingford. better
known os GRANDMOTHER" or Betty Wal
lnsiorl. died no Morkato, MINI. ON satur-
l4r might. ago nlrciy-thrse. ON July %
1885, she was ihc only surviving widow I'm
. fh.. state IL O soldier of the Revolution, and
f WH- iha eldest. except one. I'm tho United
-ttfDs. She was married iu 1912 to iona
fnDn Narnlt0n. then nny years old. lie
enlisted m Tho revolutionary army at the
Hrc of Ci.h.ecn, mad wont through without
/ IfIarr. -Ae had ten children. She came 10
HmEafo n 1853. srd had resided there
..uco She Was born Ia Ncv Hampshire.
+ lt is gratifying to know that the re-
ports aloni Miss Mary Auderson's health
Nrfo ft1tlF eNer-ernt'd and That She IS
'IiIiy improving. She herself said last week
Io an American visitor: The statement that
HHs on the Verge OF Insanity bad not Ga,
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ih' h''i'h 0""'"N II rampant
INi'e.D iolhilic paper so long as the me-
s'' c'hin 90 the south and IS kept al
long ranges but NJ the mere suggestion 81
lie poor Hiile'n being u7nsplanicd 20 the
NoilA.li ili'"shac JOS ears and snorts out 81
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liy ihe % athOf Mrs. Ellen VI Clifford
fl. I-t surviving heir cf th. late Philip
Nar.f- who went o. Sow Haven. Conn.
from No--Yn n 1861. on ncf home. ln New
I4fDn saturday au estate valued al over
.o OO0u which was held hy her i'm trust. rc-
vent. fo '.cl institutions. as follows Com
n..flrli Hospital. Cine income 10 ~ used lu
supporting ne, beds. $4,000: city or Ncw
+ I..eu. 100000. the income % Doe used for
INDECENT naci ana nnm persons not pau
f a,r-. Yac College. $4,000. the income 10
n.rseI l0r scholarships in thc academical
departments Sew iivcn Orphan Asylum,
100000. So. Frances opH"n Asylum tooooo'
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& special 90 the Baltimore Sun says
tl.i on sunday morning g. a. walters who
..nta grocery 90 -twclls Point. was iOund
murdered in his bedroom. 10 is supposed
flat Trout 3o.clock sunday morning parties
called a'al h'..,oie and woke op Mf. walters
.n N, Doe opened ine door he was STRUCK
srn..l.s> with 81 club ana then beaten 10
i.t.il ile h.'hen skull ana mnns'ei i'cT
plainly showing tho manner %! de.lh. Inc
murd rols then robbed the store Of $50 ana
Dot oi mefcAansise, AFTER which the body
o, walters wls placed between TWO cotton
mattresses. which were set ON IRE. The fire
burned slowly. and when the body was found
Ut member, OF ihe family one arm and d
portion OF thc face only were burnt of. The
authorities were ot'hed' ami TWO negroes
utoaci.l -uspicio'siy ina hootneai sewels
Point were arrested. brought To- Noiio'A ana
lodged 'h i..- ho'h A"" Spots "i "'0"" oi
Hr.r e'oihIi "a ".i are pe'ieNeH 10 nave 'oh-
c.' iel tte l'un.er
While The Argentine X public IS IN
efea.ine iu population by emigration. the
Omitted States J.. fllln. of. as the fol owing
record. Keep. 60 Castle Garden New ork.
VeIN .h.w. Tie records 40 Castle Garden for
.a..s.t eight months. show that during that
Deroi 22I.s1j sccmsc passengers passed
through thc 0ardcn. while for The CORES
bonding period O. last year. 203o0l were
landed. slowing "a falling OF of72135. Dur
ir, tho month of May the nningof was most
nouconble Iu the course of that month OIL
2i8 persons. Tho records FOR the same month
OF the previous year show 1870 arrivals,
mskiDx au increase n 22.527. The past
month shows the smallest decrease. Ia Au-
gust of last year the figures were 2e'V,o'
,.l....t.,flfs wear they wcro 1862. de-
...lssof2sIt. According to these figures
a.c commissioners ~ emigration assert that
ne present year VIII be The slackest. sre-
.asd- immigration. OF amy in the last ten
~, 18th .,o,os thot