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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

EOANOKr. VA. Aug. Special The
burial oi Mr. William Falconcr took place
yesterday afternoon undor the auspices "i
the Masonic fraternity.
Much anxiety j. ielt as to the where
alout- Of Dr B. -. Downey, popular
physician OF this city, who started to Corpus
christi. Texas. about four weeks ago, TO be-
absent 0n hu-inc~, twelve days.
Yu. trustees Of lho Methodist seminary
Nill hold mcc'mg this wceA 90 perfect ar
ram .emeut- for erecting tine necessary
Wi.dn-s to start the school. u is designed
t0 pat up u SZH,u0O building.
John II. Bai9dcn. tine brutal murdeer oi
Robert Irons. in buchanan county, has
a-au escaped from custody.
Tap contract for building water-Worhs ai
the ncW town Of Hichlauds ha, been signed
The southern Methodist church al
Pulaski City has been completed. and VIII
Doe dedicated ON the 10Th instant. Key. Dr.
~ullins. of tennessee. preaching.
The nero charged with causing the re-
cent collision between train, 40 Mas
Meadows. on the Norfolk anl Western
railroad. has been sent ou for indictment
hy tAr .raud jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
LEE DISTRICT.
First Meeting of the Commissioners
tiOn Taken.

There was meeting yesterday OF me
commissioners of the Lee district. Present
ur. Joseph Bryan chairman and MAJOR
Ofwav =. Allen. Mr.. Crump. the third COM
missioner. was absent in Europe. Petitions
were received for the improvement OF Frank
lin sticet from Allison street To the bolle-
ward. and Robinson street from Franklin
street 10 Broad. The petitioners, however
aid not bring themselves within the require
ments of the law, 30 the commissioners
could not take any action except to return
the petitions.
A levy to be laid by the Board Of super
yisors " as ordered for the amount Of twen-
ty-tiye cents on the 500 upon the valuation
Of ISSJ. The amount accTuing thereby VIII
be insufficient for the work in hand. but the
present assessment will be considerably m
creased by the increased values under the
present assessment for the ensuing year.
The Commissioners called upon Colonel
Cutshaw and advised with him as tothe-
best method of ofconducting the Improvements
which they think should be made according
to some definite plan Of grade, goyernlng =
both streets and cuiyerts, Colonel cut
shaw will order the valuations To be taken
~ rapidly as possible. and Will propose to
the Commissioners what he considers the
best plan Of operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
LYCNHBURG.
Excursion by New Koute-The Rush To
the Mountains.

Excursion by New koute-ihe h"rh !"
the Mountains.
LGNCHBURG, Va, Aug. Special. r.
4 large excursion train left this city this
morning for Norfolk over an altOseth er ne"
route, the Lynchburg and Durham and the
Atlantic and Dlnyille railroads, without
any change Of cars and only fifty minutes
IF LONGER time than the old route over the
Norfolk and Western. The eXcursiOnists
have six days leave.
The increase in the membership oi the
College-hill Baptist church this year has
been one hundred and thirty-three.
Rev. j. II. Williams, pastor OF the pa
mona.hil Episcopal church, left to-day for
Norfolk on four months trip 10 Europe VIA
Philadelphia and New YORK.
The springs of resort in Southwest ' lr-
,inia at present are unusually crowded
with visitors. and some Of them have been
compelled occasionally To turn visitors oil.
orlgi,e them only lparlor berths for enc or two
NIGHTS. The extremely hot weather has
caused the rush to the mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

4 first class race will be trOtted az Inc
Exposition track this evening ut half-past
, o'clock. The entries are Acca stock
farms ch. c., by sam Purdy; William \
Walkers b. z, Morrill, Joseph l.assiter's b.
f.. Red wilkes; Charles Campelfs b, .cr
Woodburn liambetonian. The purse, when
amounts to Sj2j, will be divided As follows
First horse. siO0; second horse, sl35. There
seems little doubt about the ability OF any
one OF these colts to trot three heats In 2'l'
or better.
The track has been put in splendid con-
dition, and in addition to the >o21 To be
trotted for. the desire 10 own the fastest
three-yesr-old VIII cause them 10 be sent al
a gait never boforc shown in this state 10y
colts Of this age.
Seats will be reserved Tor ladies anu ~
corts i'm the upper end Of the grand stand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. THE House
Committee on Rules today acted on the
resolution introduced On Friday last by
Mr.. Cummings. ot New York, providing for
a congressional investigation as to the ne
ressity for the employment OF m additional
force OF men al the kittery, Me-, navy yard,
in speaker Reeds district. prior Ia, and
during the congressional election in sep
tember, by agreeing 10 report substitute
calling on Secretary Tracy for an explana-
,:on of his action TO he made TO the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
Greensboro Gleanings.

GggENsBoRo, y. C., Aug. h. Special. -
Track laying on the Wilmington aud
Onslow Railroad has been temporarily su~-
pended Tor the want Of IRON.
There IL a move Oh foot 10 establish q
woodworking factory AT Ms.lison, which
stands al the terminus Of branch road
from the Cape Fear and iadkin Valley, IN
Rockingham county.
Congressman II. II. C0wles is At his home
in Wilke-bOro and Is IN very feeble health.
His physician says be- should have been M
home long ago, but be- stood steadily at bi-
post TO vote against the election bill. and
would not leave till he mad discharged this
very obvious duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
RALEIGH.
Examination of Policeman Hogue Con-
tinued


RALEIGH, y. G., Aug. T. special. --
The preliminary investigation Of Policeman
Ilogue for shooting julien Jones, negro, on
saturday evening, was resumed this morn
ing before Justice NJ. u. Barbes, and after
the examination Of several witnesses, ih7
case was continued till -YOrrOw. in order
that other Witnesses M y be summoned.
llOgue in the mean time remained In Jail.
Ii was evident to-day that much feeling cN-
ISIS on the pant OF the negroes IN regard to
the affair. They deserted their work and
locked to the trial 10y hundreds, and
thrOnged the courtroom.
some were heard to talk openly in "a
threatening manner Of what would be done
II lIOgue goes free. Trouble was appre-
heudnd late saturday night, and the Gov
erpor', Guard was ordered under arms, AMI
.le,t in their armory saturday night and
lasi night, 10 be- IN readiness IA case Oi an
uthrcak Al all the negro churches it
thi. city collections were taken up last
night 10 employ attorneys 10 prosecute
ilogue.
OXFORD Orphan ASYLUM.
Rev. DR.. ". :. Block, Of this city, has
been elected superintendent Of oxford or-
phan asylum, tO succeed Dr. u. r. Dixon.
lie il one Of the most eminent diyines IN the
North Carolina Conference. aud has for
years been presiding elder OF Raleigh dis
rt. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
TIE STATE AT LARGE.
NEGRO WOMAN SHOT DEAD BY
HER SON-lN-LhW

Election Of Delegates to Congressional
Convcntions-Dr. james scmple Dead
Gloucester Moving for the Railroad
Gathered AT Many FONTS.
DANVILLE. VA Aug. o. special r.
This morning at Lo,ctown. a small settle
mont five miles south of hcrc. three jitue
negro children were playing on the Rich
moud and Danyillc Railroad track. when
the southAound train came along at speed
Of forty miles per hour one Of the chill
dren, boy ten years of age, named Andrew
Oliver, was struck 10y the pilot and Knocked
twenty feet in thc air lie was brought TO
Danyille Strange To say the 10y is not ST.
riously injured. Ills leg was cut, and in
the fall he was stunned, and was uncon-
scious for several hours, but no bones were
broken. and he will be all right in a few
days.
pB. SEMrIE DEAD.
Intelligence has reached here Of the death
of pr. James ~emple. of Henry county. al
his home near lrisburg az $3.50 O'Clock ms
morning He viii be buried at 2:jl to-day.
Mrs. SMITH An EDITOR
Mrs. =. A. /. smith. the lady who created
something of a sensation last winter by ap-
pcaling 10 the Legislature 10 alter tine law
so that she might be able 10 practice law M
the Virginia courts. l. soon 10 appear ln
new role. She viii no an early date COM
mence the publication i'm North DanVllc OF
weekly paper TO bee called the North Dan
willie Enterprise. Mrs. smith has not vet
given nap her hope Of practicms law and
will at the september term of the Hastings
Court make formal application to Judge
Aiken for license. and I'm the event of his re-
fusal 10 grant same, she Will appeal to the
supreme Court.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
severe thunder storm passed over the
Mount ilcrmou section i'm this county ~atur-
dav afternoon. \ cOlOred woman living on
the plantation Of John Thompson was
struck hy lightning and instantly killed.
When struck. the woman was sitting i'm
log cabin with child i'm her arms. Though
the woman fcll dead, the child was not in-
jared.
TWO FARMS SOLD.
WI. Dance ~ Co. to-day sold two farms
near this city at prices which are c0n-
siderable advance on ihe figures obtained
for the same property some months ago.
CROP PROSPECTS.
4 gentleman who has recently Travelled
through Patrick. Floyd. Gray>0n and Car
roll counties reports the farmers as being
enthusiastic over tins years crop prospects.
The corn crop i'm these counties has not been
as large since the war. and the wheat, oat
and rye crops have simply been immense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
The STRIKE ON Again

NEW YORK, Aug. THE working union
cloakmakers in all the shops Of this city, 10
the number of three thousand, went ON
strike again to-day. This time ,he strike IL
aimed against their former allies, the con-
tractors. The operators demand AN All
vance Of abont twenty-five cents on each
garment made,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
odJ-F.llows' Csntonment

Cuuc,Gc. Aug. 4. The first trionnlal
eantonmeni Of the Patriarch Militant OF Tue
Independent order Of ODD Fellows peSnn
here to-day, and VIII continue esoI! un,
'ivri,o ,ha week. with grand parade
Thmrsday and a variety Of exercises on each
daV and evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
BASEBALL.
Results of League and Association Games
In Various Cities.

In Various Cities.
National League.-At Brooklyn: Pits
bures. Is; Brooklyns, 10. At Cleveland !;
Cleyelands. ,: New Yorks, >. Called at
the end of the seventh inning) At Chi
caeo: Chicagos. 3; Bo-tons, !. At Clncin-
natl: Cincnnaiis, :; Philadelphlas, D.
Atlantic As,ociation-At Washington:
" Washingtons. o; Newarks, I. At Harris
burg: IIarrisburgs, :; New Haven, ;. Al
Baltimore: Baltimores, II; Hartford, l..
Al Wilmington: Wilmington, j; Leba-
non, I. M,
plaver's League.-At Buffalo: (flrsi
gamel Bunalos. $: B0stons, >. t>econd
gamel Bulalos, ,; BOslons, :. At nus.
1,r,. Putsbures, "a: Brooklyns. II. VI
CleVeland: Clcyelands, >; Philadelphlas,
3. At Chicago: Chicagos, .; Ne"
NOrks, ,.
30 American Association games.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
STAUNTON.
.Ir-. stouewali Jackson >erenaded bY II
n4I Is4u1

Mr.. stonewaIi Jackson >erenaded by II
Old Eand.
~rAJNr0N. VA. Aug. a. special Mrs.
~tonewau Jackson and her two grand
children arrived here saturday night from
,he springs. She stopped 90 the Virginia
Hotel. About O'Clock Sine Ntoncwall
Bri-aGe Band ,ercnadcd hcr. and her SON
in.law. Mr. Thomas Christian, re-Ioaed on
behalf OF Mrs. jackson and her t"och 'dro d;
thanking the band for the comp llimeni paid
them.
Miss Mary Young. of Richmond, Is visit
in. her sister. Mr.. Mason Miller
Major +. II. DODley j. in town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
VOL. IV.---NUMBER I.434.
The NEWS SUMMARY.

D., James W. shields remains were
l.. ..i sunday rev. james Little was I'M
...sl a, pastor of Westmnstcr Prcshy-
u church. MIR. iicman y Baldwin.
BRAZILIAN Nic.-rousul. was found dead IN bed
.. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association met
.....l1a, John kinkcr made an assign
...l.. a wand superintendent was elected
.rH.. Fiist ward Manchester Council
... Nonc. O.. Marshall ward. resigned. and
Frederick o. caybcr,vas elected la his place.
rr Warmer Moore and associates want to
...fa urw electric railway There will Ice
sat tlc Exposition Grounds this after
Judge Nogci Gregory. Of King VII
..a.. ,as appointed professoro Of Law ot Rich
..I college, The commissioners OF Ice
district pct -SammoN Rcsdictchcr's re-
r.n>v,rc cNnumed and apost-mortem ex-
.u.ron held over them.
VIRGINIA,
t>ni.ula Den. .ctats AMI Republicans
...i DELEGATES O. their respective Congres-
.r.I conventions. "A negro boy was
L...irl twenty feet into the air az Iovciime
l..u ,nelnc. hut was not seriously hurt --
U. IHmts ~cmplc died 40 lrisnurc. Hcnfy
OHt. Mrs p. 4. l.. smith. who world he
.uycr.NIll be.in the pub ication ofancws-
....ra ar Noith pauNlilc A negro woman
k.u.I hy lightning near Mount Hcrmon.
-il,uce>f.r Democrats elected delegates
t.I I.r Congressional couV cntion.--A mass
meeting 0f citizens OF gloucester resolved i'm
t.,nr nf thc railroad plan.-Glouccste
county Farmers Alliance WAS organized --
NarnIa Cherry .coiorcd was shot dead by
lcr s.u-.u-law ou the outskirts Of Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
Fall of "A stand.

LONDON, Aug AT Featherstone, War
wickshre to-day, an immense grand stand
which had been erected 10 view the military
tournament, was occupied by nlteen
thousand people, while ten thousand
more were closely packed ON either
side suddenly crash was heard
and a section of the stand fell 10 the ground
carrying with IL over thousand specta-
Tors. IL was fortunate that the fall was not
yery great, as many people might have been
killed. but as il was large number were
injured. some Of them seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

Rrrruo. y. Y, Aug. l.--Tlrre appears
10 b. good reason 10 believe 'nal ,'i,'' '.,'S"'
,.om,,ier will be- executed by electricity
be,ween Tuesday night and "Wednesday
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
FREDERICKSBURG
suot.yIyania Delegates Elected go me
Xoice of the Alliance.

spotsylvania DeIeE'Ies T'''
voice of the Alliance
PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. i.-lspeciai'i-
Al spotsvlyania Court to-day no business
,,as transacted, but an immense crowd oi
,.onle from every portion Of the county
,~al uresent. The Republicans selected the
ALLOWING as delegates and aliernates To
,b@ir Congressional Convention; James James
Vorcbter. delegate, james Turnley. alier-
,',,s. Chancelior district, James NJ. Jeii'
NJ A. uydc. delegates, Temple Rawlings
.'iiernair. Courtlaud district, {. ;. An-
arews and 5. /. Baggoil, delegates, Henr!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
NORFOLK.
\ Negro Woman Shot by Her son-in-Law
KILLED by the Cars.

\ Negro W oman ~noA ~ nv
KILLED by the Cars.
NORFOLK. Aug. r. special. An aged
.olored woman. Marinda Cherr:, was shot
ON the outskirts of the city tonight in a
small c00red settlement known as Bar
louisville. and il stantly killed. The shoot
ing wasdone by her sOn-in-law. a cOlOred
man named Peter Bell. who was
cNaspcrated at the efforts Of bis
mothcr-in-law to have his wife
go to New York. Two bullets struck the
woman. either of which would have caused
death. one crashed through the woman :
skull and another pierced her heart. Bell
made his escape Immediately after the dis
c0ycry. hut as he j. almost an invalid from
consumption, he has not, il is believed,
zone far.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
MIR. Calvin Jones, about tWeniy-one wears
of age. assistant yard master at Lam
bert, Point, was instantly killed at
that place this morning about l1
O'Clock by being caught between the
bumpers Of TWO cars. Mr. Jones
belonged 90 Crewe and was married man,
having been married only six months.
Relatives cf bis from Petersburg reached
the ciu Tonight. and viii take the body to
tIat place llr mterment.
WRECk TO EE BLOWN Up.
The coal barge Moro Castle. sunk of
Ah~ec0m some DAYS AGO. is dangerous
obstruction. and orders have been sent nt
tse Navy Department % Captain Cowlc-, %
the Despatch. 20 blow up the wreck il the
owners TO moi take steps % raise il, and DE-
will 90 SD after The Despatch returns from
Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

Train No. a on the Cincinnati southern
railroad. while coming around curve wv"
miles north of Uakdaie, Ky, yesterday.
s1ri ck a landslide. aud the engine and three
coaches were i.rc WI down an embaiikmc
into fmery river. Engineer sam. Moore
and fireman Cnarle Lanahan were instantly
killed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05
.rPnEME COUNT

The supreme Court has decided That; mo
law Of Congress can place IN the hands 81 OF
1ciaIs connected with the postal service any
authority To invade the secrecy OF letters aiit.
such sealed packages In the mail: ana al
regulations adopted ~ To mil matter oI TINS
Kind must be in subordination 10 the great
principle embodied IN the fourth alncndmtnt
OF the Constitution"
thus II Is evident. continues the report
.,that no law which Congress can pass would
stand the test OF the courts II II authorized
any executive officer 10 open, detain. or Win
hold letters upon suspicion that they yiO-
lated the law concerning lotteries. or othtt
statutes relating Ia any other ohense; nor J.
II proposed by the substitute OIL presented
herewith To extend the nutnofty ol
the Postmaster General; or 10 irhdef ihse-
c,,,. by reason OF unlawful searches or seiz
NE. amy corr, spond- ace Il any KIND whas'
ever. one OF the maln beneats u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-05

The report Of the majority OF members OF
Tine House Committee on Elections IN the
contested election ease of Goodrich tRepub-
ucanl against bullock DemocraD. from the
second district 0f Florida, was submitted
10 the House to-day by Mr.. Rowell, the
chairman of tho committee. The commit
ice threw aside the returned majority OF
n,tllock-3,I9 yOtes-and decided that
Goodrich is entitled 10 seat by majority
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-14
ASSESSMENT ngTlcE.

TWO CANAL 70
/ cation of principal place o. Dust
ness, Carson City. Naturalization "
works, owens Valley. Inys county
saliforDia-
Notice is hereby given thai
1t a n eeti ng Of tho Board 81 Directers
ED an the 4th day Of Feb. 1880. an
assessment (No.l0l Of ten Io) Gus PEI
.hxre was levied upon the capiial stech
o. the corporation. payable I'M meui
ate v. ia Unired states gold coin, 70 the
-.-cretary al the o tfics Of The Company
.>rncr or carson aud Pre- tier streets
srssE CITY, Nevsds Any STOCK upen
xai-a ibis assessnent shall re1ain
<rEafs On the 4th Gay Of March, is5s,
49, be oelinquent End sdvcruses Ier
saie nj pu bile auction. and unless pay
- ept 10 mads before, will % SOLE e !.
Tzesday the l;h day OF Apt
hss. . nav he delinquent assess Aeni
arether With cost o. advertising apo
eapsrscs Of sale By ersor o. Lns
z1aId Of Directors.
r. r. H0FER,
Secretary
qfIre- At the Bullion and Exchangs
sew. csroer OF Carson and Proctor
-;reets. Carson Ostv Nevada. iunest
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-14
Male Megp wanted.

nan SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN AP-
0OO vance, allowed each monn
Steady employment Mt home or traven.9
Ne soliciting. D Ities delivering aA4
making collections. No postal cards. AZ
dress with stamp. HAFER l. Co., ,PlquA,
Ohio. uoeA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-14

VIM. L. coiten, 672 North Tenth ST.,
Philadel phi&, reports that one 81 hlt
customers stated To him incidentally
tt ct he was feeling SO well ana mao
ga ed twenty-seven pcunus in the iasl
yea ali of which ne ettrlInteo 70
svst. matte course of the CUTICURA Re
SOLVENT, which mas proved eTectua'
when all other remedies failed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-14
Eenalc Help W anted.

WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES
i on salary to take charge OF ny
business at their homes. Light, veH
Fascinating and healthfIl. Wages $40 ph9
week. Reference given. Gsod pay f0f
mart time. Address with stamp. Ma
MARION WALKER, Louisville, KY. decl
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cal Debility, Seminal Weak mes
sprenatsrrhe. fsrestaE0rrhse. Emissions
Impcrency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and kos8 Of II AEhooR, In
al fta cous s,il1RfiSas. ena from
n hnr~var .aEs~ prs-6neeA. II en-
rich aas .as1.rs tire Blsoa, Strengthens the
Nerves. Bran, muscles, digestion, Se2roduc-
tive OrCans, ana Phvsical asd Mental Faculties
It stsps all unnatural ans desiiitating dram
rpsn the system, preventing involuntary ioeses,
dehiiitating dreams, seminal Losses with he
urine, etc, 50 destructive to mind and body
II is a sure elimipatsr IF all KIDNEY and
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II CONTAINS nc
;,irr;sus irgredieute Ea xhsrse ~E@sr-
fvx fr~ns rk~ ~yss eGrefA ef ySHta-
suf In dfs~reftSr ~ - cezs. q speedy
thsr~nSe epsS FrrAisnene "a ssE
~ &uAx eKTEhE. Price, 6x.Se pei
bottle or Eve bottles in case, with fu'i eirec-
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.ervatisr to any address gpsn the receipt OF
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