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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
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A special Invoice of TABLE nAMAsk5,
ROUND AND sQU ARE TRAY COVERS,
LONG AND SHORT nCf In sCAisfS.
iREAKFA0T AND DINNER NAPKINS.
CRASuE. AND COVERS WI make mo
Linen Counter very interesting point
the next thirty days. the Novelty Table
amasS. coi0red through cclue, to uke
place of 1r. 75c yari
Round sotn plmast. fngcd tray covers,
zoe. tO iif. clcn
oval .aun ranask fiuged, ry covers
l2c., 3jc. each.
The Nowosl Nrpbus. gross D ino1. in beautl-
fultOlOfod patterns. sI1. o. lc le- square,
6Oc. ~ dozen.
An Exquisite Qaauiy Fdnecd satin namask
NAPKINS unlniy c)lnis eros striped
decided novelty, sit do1rn.
spccial Omlity Dinner hopkins, 2i inches
square. sl.JO dozen.
100 Dozen Crepe Towels. pure linen, co'ored
boadcrc1. over T. yuds long, ioc % pieces
- inches Linen Diaper. si.1O piece.
SPECIAL Quality Fine Linen Crash. 20 inches
wide, l5c.n AAid.
-uociai Quality Fine iinen Crash. rs inches
vide. noe. yard.
prro Linen raif Bleachod Table pamasks,
IitAatds wide. iOe. yarl. worth olc.
3oO Remnants Of Pure uil-Boilel Turkey
Red and " hite. Rel and Broul' nud ltcd
and yellow and Cardinal Table Damleh,
ol 10 3 snfds lu ulatr r. WOfil Doc. % soc.
"a choice, f1r -nc yard.
Fine Gcfmln Table Dlma,k, full b'faehed
satin nrlsh. 0O inches WIDE, 3,c. ynti,
worth aOc.-lhia same puiiiiy WIN col
ored border.
30 Pieces Of Newest designs iu Red Table
Immnsils. houghi under price rom hrh
lrow Novelty tompanyi out piifc' '''' "
yard.
Extraordinary Qraity Pure Irish ! ine flnisn
tniln Dunask. . ards wide, Hoo yard.
Tie l. NJ. Cor.ctt. made of noe slttscu con-
tile. with sI"ped Wai-i-ntnds, WINE iin
and drI Ibs. 90 zoe. each -lcoh ike hol"r
Corscffs.
The Patent Medicine ncuai tmeni mas an
the spring Medicines ~ n, cial pr c.s
Hcols sarapariila. 75c.
Ayers snrs1parlia, 15c.
S. $. = small, -5cs laIg' sl25.
B B. B zoe.
Wyeth Beef Iron and Wine, zoe.
Lydia Pnkham Clmuary, 55r.
Johnston Nol1udirci 2 c.
browns iron Blftcfs. Ttc.
picr.c's Medical uisc1y ~ 4lc.
Cuururl He.0lVcni. 40.
GO.1sn liquid Beet. zoe. o..
ar. ScJtf's Headache anu Neufaiga 'ufe'rc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Found Lying on a Railroad rraok-h"rr'-
son Wagner.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va Mar. 22.-.spe-
ciall-section Master Eubank, of the kich-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac ka'l-
road brouebt 10 this city to-day Robert
Rose. a colored man, with badly broken
lev. whom he said he found lying IN a heip.
less condition on the side Of the track me-
HamiltOn's crossing, some three hiles
from this city. The man reported tha.
he was passing over a car Of a freight
tram going north, on which he was Oh
employed by the railroad company, the iol
OF The car blew of and tumbled him 70 tpe
ground, the train running about thii'l- =
miles ner hour and thus broke his leg and
otherwise injured him. Dr. A. q. Doggetl,
OF this city, was called 10 see the wouiu'u .
man. VINO rendered the necessary medi'a'
assistance. The accident was mol uis'o''
cred until the train arrived In this city.
Dr. Harrison Wagner, the Express Com.
pany suitor, is quietly spending his days III
The Stafford County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
PATTERN HATS.

A relative of ours. who is a resident ofrars
as a buyer for an American firm. personally
selected and sent us direct from Paris 30
Pattern Hats. costing from s35 10 $50 each
These Patterns were bought expressly for
this opening. and we only expect % sell them
for about one-half Of their cost our milli-
ners will copy these Patterns for you nj much
less prices. Pat ern Hats selected during the
opening will not be copied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
STUNNED BY LIGHTNING.
Death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Penn-ship-
ments of Tobacco.

DANvILLE, Va, Mar. 22.-lSpecial.l J.
Mrs. Elizabeth Penn, widow Of the late J.
=. Penn, died at the residence Of her son
Mr.. L. G. Penn, in this city, this morning, in
the seycnty-ninth year Of her age.
shipments OF manufactured tobacco have
been light this week, reaching. in the aggre
gate, less than 10000 pounds. Owing "a
the cold weather the receipts Of leaf have
been comparatively small.
Last night, duriDga severe thunderstorm
Leroy W. Walker was struck by lightning,
near Pelham, and was stunned. lie was
unconscious for three hours, but finally re.
covered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
cHARL zstON. W. v. ALARMED.

Fears of a Freshet in the Kanawha River
CHARLESTON, W. v. Mar 22.-Ther'
were heavy rains all night and all the fore
noon. II is feared that the kanawha riycl
will reach fully fny feet AT this place. II so
the greater part Of the city Will Dee undel
water. The residents of the lower part o
the city are making preparations to remove
their effects. At kanawna Falls the riyel
is twelve feet high and rising rapidly. Elh
river is rising at the rate Of onc foot an
N...t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

GRAND
OPENl
MEMS,
Boys,
AND
GhlLDKEMS
.CL0T HING
AT THE
AMERICAN
CLOTHING CO.,
GIG E. Main ST.,
BEGINNING
Tomorrow, Monday
To-NOrrOV, Monday
.CTOCK ALMOST IN

CTOCK ALMOST IN
y describable, styles unlimited, pat
terms innumerable. The most perfect
disp'ay Of Mems. Boys and Children S
Suits ever shown in Richmond.
Hundreds upon hundreds Of the new
est and most beautiful Of domestic and
imported patterns, a display in every
conceivable shape and fabric, an as-
sortment and variety remarkable IN
every way.
All the way through this magnificent
department can be seen the result ol
careful study, labor and care; the most
delightful salesroom in Richmond.
1t is no trouble for us to show goods
and once YOU learn our prices, you are
certain to become our patrons. If we
cannot please you, it is certain no other
house in Richmond can.
Among our stock we have some Of
the finest Cheviots, Sack and CutawaS
Suits; also handsome and choice Wide
Wales in Worsteds and Cheviots. Beau
tiful styles in Cashmere Suits. Among
the leading styles will be Black Che
viot. Long-cut Sack Coat. OF these We
can show you line from $40 to s25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
RENEWING THE BARGAINS AT THE
SILK COUNTER.

Il new cOlOrs inciullng Lavender. Rose. ana
all light nd dark coiors OF extra finish
ChiLu SILKS. e. yard
L pieces more Of the special soc, "a yaid
Black Surah silks for dresses.
A new line Of solid Color Surah silks, ihe
quality we formerly sold for 81; the pilcc
snow 75c. yard.
Special values This week In Black Dress
China Silks at Csc. 7jc. and s5c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

CARLISLE pk.. Mar. 22.-Rev. G.. W.
Gray. speaking before the Central Iennsyl-
tlnH Methodist Conference, here. Nednes-
oit nI-At 0n the dangers from illileracl
among ile southern negroes, said be person
ads hneN ilat negroes were arming theh'
selves with Winchester rifles. The state
m.nt ha- given rise 90 much discussion
NeIU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
FLOWERS AND NOVEL,
TIES.

Were Richmond 50 snail as thousht by
some people. they would wonder where all
Of tine flowers W. VIII show during ol oning
viii be rl rliccd. Ihc finest OF fronch fowers
and novelties have special case. nnd as we
expect fo take Oflcrs for medium price and
low-nficad hatS. as well a~ the finest Kinds
you must pfcf arc 90 soc what is tie largest
assortment offgaihcfs. Flowers and Ribbons
YOU ever saw ln Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
Abandoned at sea.

LONDON. Mar. 22.-it is known that the
British steamer Nirent. bound from sulina'
hHmau.a. for this port. broke her shait al
.a and Wa. abandoned. The captain oil
NH luui. with eight Of the steamer crew.
hate arrived safely az FerrOll. The male
tnl sixteen other men belonging 10 the
.0.p'- company, are missing, ana supposed
O.. IH lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
TRIMMED
AND UNTRlMMED

Hats are placed ou counters extending over
the cntite second floor I'm such ~ novel mun-
nor rs 10 allow you the privilege Of ieH>tin-
our cyes. Namiuing sh9l and prices, vi n-
Out being disturbed by the sucspDoplc. we
want and expect yon 90 look, while We can
hardly expect YOU TO nuv so early. 'lwouid
be- better for you. our showing duru open
ing viii bee so interesting as lo almost COM
pei you 20 give as trial der. our system
Is so perfect we are sure 10 please.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

MONTHLY saving Of ten dollars per month,
oI more. can be- invested IN stock in the
Homestead Land Company, and the stock
afterwards converted into lots, II desired by
tle ,i0ckh0ldcr. The officers Of the com
pany are Hon. William Writ Henry. presi-
dent, John n. Montague, treasurer Henry
J.. staples. general manager. once llV5
Main street See advertisement In another
column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
HEAD MILLlNERS,

Who for many seasons past have.bcen under
the trimming Of one of New York SWEETEST
Millinous. will take orders 10 trim your hats
with materials bought here or elsewhere,
and If desired. VIII give you the benefit Of
their ideas. which is important, they having
attended an the important openings North
this season. While these artists command
excellent salaries. our prices Will not be cx-
orbiiant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

RALEIGH. y. c.. Mar. D. Special. r.
a terrible rain and thunder storm pre-
vailed here about o'clock this evening.
The fainfall for half an hour was the heavi-
est ever known in this section. Many
electric light wires in this city were blown
down, and also a number Of telegraph
wires running into the city were considera-
bly deranged. The city is tonight entirely
without electric lights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Mar. 22.-Robert
N .-0'y .co.orcN was hanged yesterday
afternoon near Huntsville, Ala, for at
tempting iD assault Miss Ellen Austin. lie
mei h.s death within few feet OF pit IN
which he bad lain in wait for the woman:
Hnl na. buried in it. About hNe hundred
men were in the mob, among them MY
.."n0I mon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Programme Agreed upon-The Norfolk
and Western.

NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-fSpccial. The
magnates Of the National League were in
session all night AT the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, working over the problem Of how to
make a schedule for ten clubs. just as
dawn appeared the matter was settled 10
the satisfaction. il is said, Of all. 1t was
decided 10 have eight clubs and the Wash
ingtOn will 90 10 the Atlantic Association.
The indianapolis Club retircs for the season.
and the star players Of the club 20 20 New
York. The baseball war that has followed
the desertiOn Of the ball players from the
National League, lhas given the public an
insight 10 a great many details Of the
baseball organization that have heretofore
been zealOusly guarded. The vast sums Of
money which have been paid 10 ball-play-
ers since 1881 are now made public for the
first time i'm the following summary Of the
leagues business with the players, and If "a
fair estimate of the total salaries paid 10
players in other leagues are added, the sum
is likely tO be astonishing: Paid to nint-
year players, S3ji, 100; seven 10 four-year
players, $4,000; threo-year players. So
900; twO-year players. $500; One-ycar
players. Sl3.9OO. Total, Sl,O70, 800.
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
The directors Of the Norfolk and Western
are understood 90 have approved contracts
for the extension 90 lrOntOn. ohio. Con-
tractors are required TO begin work at once,
and have the line, one hundred and ninety
miles in length. ready for the rails in one
year. Money for building the road was pro-
yidcd bv the recent sale of Sj.OOOOO > per
cent bonds. The equipment is TO be pro-
yidcd for ont of the proceeds Of 10000 shares
OF preferred stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIRE
stockholders OF the Wf1t End LAND
AND INPRON fMtNi COMPANY VIII DO
neid al the Office Of James n. DooieY. No.
ItO3 Fast Main street Richmond, Va. on
DN-DAf, APRIL =. ie'H', al ~ ociVek NJ.
The books fJr tho tlonsisr 81 Stock WI
IA. closed rom Narch ~. 1880, al 4. y. TO
Anil 3. 1880. al 10 A. NJ.
JAMES u. DoOLKf. President.
GEo. JtliocERs. Secretary. maflo-~"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

DUNDEE. Mar. 22.-Adyices from RAFT
raw. head county Of Aberdeen, are to the
effect that the steamer Ethel Gwendo line,
engaged in the coasting trade, ioundered on
that place Yesterday. seven Of the ere"
were drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
AnIGwAM JAMESTOWN TRIBE,

w No.ll. a. Il. M.-Chlefs and iir0iheis.
-You are hereby notified 10 meet ~ your
Wlgwam on this xid ,un, az ne ll1h iuhs
,,sio'. mn warm moog. q. :. -. 300 COM
mon era. March 23d. 1850, u a. a. TO pay
the last tribute ol respect 10 our deeessed
bother ". 4 Cray ,..
Members will provide themse Nes WIN
doves Members Of sislef tribes are i"'itea
10 attend
ny LIE LII o. WISE. G. OF Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
\ south Carolina village Blown Away
Fourteen Houses Unroofed.

Fourteen Houses Unroofed.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., March pa special
to the Chronicle from Chester, :. c., says
destructive cyclone passed over the yil-
LACE Of Edgemoor, near Chester, this aiter-
noon. Fourteen hOases were blown down
and a negro named James Miller Killed
and several persons were seriously injured
The roof Of the Georgia, Carolina ana North'
ern depO was blown hall "a mle away,
Robinson n Bros. establishment ana
Dictey's drug store were totally demolish
ed FdemO0r's new church was also de-
afroypI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

A nst steamer is being fitted cut orpoach-
.,. In behring's a.-Rey. q. W. Gray, Of
Oh. Central Pennsylvania Methodist Confer
..... stated no Carlisle that southern ne
.r0s were arming themselves with VIM
chester rifles. -Ihc League baseball mag
i.ft. have decided chat Indianapolis players
n.I come to New York Robert Moscley
0re0.. was hanged near Huntsville, Ala.
Ir.ftemrfing 90 assault Miss Ellen Austin.
.Ilrl,al bodies Of four negroes. one q
which was decaniiatoj. were found In the
u0oi. near Hiociou. Blbb county, Ala.-An
tae.neaud thirteen ears ON the Georgia Pa
aao Railroad. went through a treste near
birmingham. Conductor Mitchell was killed.
Ir.fs ola freshet ia the kanawha river
ar. f.fat Charleston, West Nirginia.--Ihe
U.u.. passed the bills 90 negotiate for tho
purchase OFF part ofthc Crow reservation IN
Montana. and to repeal the timber culture
nn. tulorics on the late Representative
esUolou.s sIana. were paid.-A special from
Chester. IS. C..icporis q destructive cyclone
which blow down fourteen houses In the VII
ar.0f fleomoor. killing one man and seri-
O.sF nmrn1 many others.
Charles d. Mallory. 40 the head Of the NAL
Hy ne ol steamers. died Friday ~ his
homo ln HIooslyn. aged eighty-two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
TIIE NORFOLK AND WEsTERN.
A CHASTITY SIGHT.
-Four Dead Bodies Found Lying in the
Woods.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Mar 22.-Near Bloc
ton, Bibb county, forty miles tsouth OF
this city, the dead bodies Of four negroes
were found in the woods yesterday. Three
of them lay close together a few hundr d
feet from the fourth. The three had been
shot 20 death. and the head of the fourth
had been severed from the body with an
axe. The dead negroes were laborcrs. who
had been employed on The Briariield, Bloc
ton and Birmingham Railroad. An inquest
was held, but it was impossible % learn how
the negroes came 10 their death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
Our Boys and Children S
DEPARTMENT

Contains the larg st AMI hardsomest
line Of Clothing ever shown to the
Richmond public. Boys Long Pants
Suits and Children's Knee Pants Suits
ranging in prices to suit the mcst eco =
nomical buyer. We respectfully invite
mothers to call and examine these suits.
We will be bepleased to show you through.
No compulsion to buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
Z22eueu5 G<H seI2tooN

Novelty Striped Hosiery, In light shades Of
tan grey modes and cloth colors seem TO be
the rage IN all fashionable centres, hence we
now have "A large assortment.
Special values IN these new Hose at 25c f.,
2oc.. 3;ic 81 &C., 1Oc. and SOC.
Special Hosiery bargains, Misses Fine Gauze.
guaranteed stainless, Black Hose, all
Sizes 2Oc.
Infants Guamnteed-Stainlcss Black Socks,
12i4c., worth zoe.
Infants Fsncy Striped Socks, extra value,
for l2l4c. and lie.
Lisle Thread Hose for children. fast black,
any sizes. 25c.a plir, worth Zoe.
Chlldren's Fine Ribbed Hose. guaranteed
stainless black, all sizes. 2Oc.
10 Dozen Ladies' Seaml css Fine-Gauze stock
ings narrow, red, blue, brown aud black,
fine stripes ljc. pair, worth DC.
Childrens Guaranteed Fast-BiacK Ingram
Ribbed Hose, 17c.. worth 2jc.
Ladies Superiine l}albriggan Seamless Hose,
drop stitched, Doc, worth Toe.
500 Dozen Ladies' Fine Gauze. Fast Black
II Sc. lie. pair, worth lO55c.
Ladies' French Ilsle Thread Drop-Stitched
Hose. i'm beautiful cOlOrs light blues,
green's. greys. pinks, modes, blacks. ioc.
a pair, worth Ga.
Ladies Opem-Lengih Lislc-Tbroad Fnncy-
Color Hose. 9sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

neglect that cough, but take at once DIR.
baild's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar,
HoIehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. Mar. 22-Base-
ball National League): Chicago, 10; Brook
Ivr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
TAsTER CARDS AND EASTER
| II tAAfFIIT-

EASTER CARDS AND EASTER
II BOOKLEIS.
The lalges; assortment and most oeantiiui
desc gns ever exhibited ln Richmond.
BOOKLETS AND SOUVENIRS for Easter
sunday schools supplied at liberal discount.
PRAYER BOOKS AND HlNNALs-a fnii
stock u the latest editions.
ION PAGES NEW BOOK, 2Sc.
AAfELtE RIVES' NEW STORY. iOc.
MISS HAw's BkECHWOOD TRAGEDY,
soc. ......,.,
MAJOR DANIELS ADDRESS on fREsl.
DENT DAVIS. 25c.
REV. DIR. MINNIGE ROBES SihMohiAi
ADDRESS on PRESIDENT DAVIS Zoe.
WEST. JOHNSTON 4 co.
mh23 ST. n, ,su.we&th OH Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
SPRING WRAPS.

Black Lace Shoulder Capes, new shape. $500.
Black Lace and Gilt Shoulder Capes, $3.50.
BroadclOth Capes. three rows pinlSed edges,
black. tan and grey. with light collar and
shoulders, Sl5O each
New Zouave silk Embroidered Jerseys, $3.50
SIX Embroidered Vest Front Black Jerseys
Soc worth zoe.
our great bargains I'm SILK Beaded Wraps
are still here In all sizes.
81 80 buys Wrap worth s2.GO.
s. buys a WRAP worth s5.
g.. so buys a Wrap worth $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
II, 13, Is and IL East Broad ST..
Between First and FOushee Streets
LOST Or STOLEN.

4 OST OR STOLEN-ON MONDAY.
4 Narch l-th.a Srtti i0l WHEEL NUM-
.BrKING MACHINE. VIII the party Who
nov has 10 please return same and receive
s. reward Nouis. respectfully. LOT u RICH
q co.. 100 Main street. mh2i-lf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

I OST-A FUR MuFF. SUPPOSED
4 4 10 have been ION IA MAin-stfcet car
aoinq cast. March -uth Reward. 4. r..
NYIf~ & go. or 1Ivss office. mh25-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Th. labor Conference has decided TO pro-
hH.f ine employment OF children under
t f. rears oll-A profound sensation
n.th.ea created JOB Berlin boy the report that
D.m.r.s has declined the dukcdom offered
lm nr ODE Emp0ror-The st Petersburg
DnhIann .als fhe res lenaron Of Bismarck
.n.usuafes 900 era of rev ideas.-1hc Brit
I.I .fe.mef orient. bound from Suilno, tCu-
man.a. Wls abandoned 40 sea.--Ihc sieam-
es Ethel 6wcndol|ne foundercd OF Ratirpy
ne.r Aberdeen, and several Of the crew were
ir.wned.-C -Constauiinople IS more con-
cmaI than any other capital m Europe over
f-. change in the Gorman chancelloiship
.-Nr Mliour Will introduce the hish land
purchase BIN in the House OF Commons Mon
.r. and on exciting discussion is antic.-
r.t.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
22lezkeU5 G1H 9sNtoocu
DRESS GOODS COUNTER

Next 70 the Millinery the most interesting
point will be the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23

Nr f0.u n inman has LEFT ON tour Of In
.r0noff the Tennessee ColI and Iron Com
r.nr. l.I reports that tho company viii
ff.0..I. N. consolidated with the De Far
l...n lo.I and Iron Company. Mr.. Inman
....n...If. have ncttcd o neat sum from
Gid. r.r.rf.fI.r in tho stock .- Preferred and
common stock of thc American Cotton OH
..m ANS |. ready f0r delivery under the re-
Or-n.lluon movemcnt.-Iho directors Of
Obj. NorfoEard Western Railroad are un-
lsIrood to laNo approved contracts
ar the extension o. lronion Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-23
TRE NEWS SUMMARY.

,... forecast for to-day for Virginia and
>..-ih Carolina is for rain, followed by clear
.ne weather.
among me many articles Of special inter-
..., nrhilshcd In rHE TINEs this morning are
Inscription Of the new Washington street
,,.,nod|si church 20 be- dedicated by Bishop
,..l.., to-day: an outline Of the coming Bap-
.... convention 90 Fort Worth, Texas. re-
.r of Nireinia's recing history; Petlte's
...l column: description OF transplanted
..,t, Prison lu Chicago by Felix and others.
rl.hfnond alumni Of the Virginia Militia
ID. Institute adopted resolutions yesterday
.. ... death Of General Francis II. smith.
,..r..nicd O committee 10 attend the fu-
...l fo fay.-eOycrnor Mckinney issued
......,raflon Of respect 20 tho memory Of
i Governor Mckinney has
..r..I his military Excise boards
.ua..nicd for Winchester, Frcdericks-
... add Uoln0kc.--lhc game Of bail be-
..f. Baltimore team and the Richmond
r... Cab. resulted IN n victory for the
thomas Grimes arm was mashed
a.aniine cas- The Bar Association
....t In annual session at Old Point IN
lao Grand Council Of Royal Ar
....-r. u.I meet here Tuesday.
VIRGINIA.
...r United states District Court grand jury
.. f,r,nnnrs failed 20 ind an indictment
......fr.a charlotte judges OF election, who
.I.r.oi with fraud In the 1855 cleo
. I.o Ncw Land Company was organ
...tln f.ncnhurg.--A porch gave way In
.....I.r.. while the pall-boarcrs with
.. ...,. ,,alkingacrosS 30. Mrs. Elizabeth
r.n I..I m ranNille.-lce works will be
.....t Petersburg. General Malone says
..l....f seem aus notice Of his appointment
..0...nI General to Paris.
NORTH CAEoISA.
,-...fr.c storm 10 Raleigh left the city
t...ra... much qualification Is felt at
.... ..-..f nf thc gamblers Of New Bcrne fair.
r.. SIGNAL service for the State viii COM
....... ,a, Winston viii have "A Catbo-
... ...r-.I Water Yates is being tried for
r.e nuriero of W.T. Brown az Wilmington.
f.r occurred in a negro church near
rr.rtfnfan Auueton's mill near Colds
l.., ,.., hnrneI--Iwo Raleigh bicyclers
...fr..t. a. irp t0 Boston ON their wheels.
uA-niNcroN.
Commander lusnocker. Of the receiving
.iIr Sow hampshire, is before the courts
...r..I with placing "a sailor dis
... nam Tho service in irons
r. r.r.nrrs fl The appointment Of Malone
rr. cunsul-Gsnomishlp oi Paris IS denied.
Odd hs House election contest Of Bowen
and fre.nnln 90 .kclythat Bowen will keep
l.....f. oiso that in the Venable-Langston
...f.., Nenable SIS glfe.-A bin for public
InH tat Newport Ncws has been favoiabiy
r..r.I Mr. Blair has introduced In the
-...f. new Educational bill.-Ihc Senate
t..t.fIIr passed about fifty private pension