davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
PETERSBURG.
The Census Tnumerators soon to Go to
Work.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2O.-' Special
Mr. Plammer Paunill. son of Captain
Thomas Paunll Of this city, has gone TO
Richmond 10 take charge Of $4,000 worth Of
property for a New York syndicate. He ex-
poets % remain in Richmond for some
time.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker is in the city to-
day.
Sir. f.. r. Pannll. Of Norfolk. and Mr. X.
). stone, Jr.. OF Roanoke. are IA iho city.
There We're sold here on yesterday 2.jll
excursion tickets % Richmond. The fare
for the round tfip was seyenty-iiye cents.
Rev. II. Y. iurlburt q Geneva, ohio,
viii deliver a special address 10 the young
men ~ the city. at the rooms Of the Young
Meas Christian Association. on next sun
day afternoon.
The census onumerators viii commence
taking the census pcXt Monday morning
There viii De ~ enuWrdtogs in this dis
trict.
The commencement exercises Of the Nir-
ginia Normal and Collegiate Institute were
held at the institute this afternoon and
were largely attended.
The Blue Ridge Cotton Manufacturing
Company had % stop their mills i'm this city
this morning ON accoun. OF lOw water in
their canal.
Mr. james VI. Young has resigned his pc
sition on the police corps. Mr. Young
made good officer while ON the corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
a CARELESS BRlDoGTEEpE8
Causes the Death of Over .o''s Persons

Causes the Death of Over .osty Persons
OAKLAND. CAL. May 3o-iae careless.
ness of bridcc-keepor to-day ON the Mar
row Gauge road led 20 the fatal plunge Of
am engine and one car into a creek and "a
terrible Joss OF life. Twenty bodies have
been recovered and as many more are miss
iug. The Narrow Gauge tracks connected
with the train from san Francisco, to-day.
and in the tmte We're about ONE hundred
and fifty people. A. the train near
cd the Webster street dowbrldge,
ihc passengers who looked ont OF the
mindow were amazed % see the
draw open. The train came around, 0S
neither had set been seen. When the coach
iu through it went completely under
water. but number of passengers crawled
through the windows and escaped. The
minority OF passengers in the coach were
women and children.
From the broken halt Of the train the pas
4engc.- sWaimcd OUT. women -briekinf and
men half frantic, although there WAS no
occasion for their fears. rs the car was
securely wcdeea in hy the wood work at the
approach o. IRE bridge. TIE car which
i.d followed iie engine. 10 ile bottom
0f tln ultdv csturary soou rose ana
such OF fic passengers rs h.d escaped
tlelt from were iirked up i.y ile yachts and
small boats which gathered at the scene.
Wh.u fn1-. were gll picked up tne iHai-
y,iApru nl.rui the car, So aerc thig'y 0r 'or}
,sunrn ana children lay suleIlns neue.t
tno ,,ltcr. acy could d1 lliile cr nothing.
o. .t took several minutes a. tear
oneu tho roof Of iho coach. ihe iop oi the
coach was ina'ls cut open and the work 0i
removing tic bodies commenced. ten being
ialcn ogt iu Quick succession. Conductor
Lrlth was sOon directly after .he scdcu'
and said. 30 an probability WerN-ttc
women and children had perished
Three WON and ihrco giris were taken
from enc water alive and removed 90 thl
/ hospital. Another Young ladl di,d Soon
sn.r being removed ilom'the wafer.
lNIENsF EXCITEMENT.
News Of tbe accident created iri nse cN
/ citemenl I'm oakland. and ili0us ind- of pco
rie fockej TO The morauc and lhe scene o
/ tae wreck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

cey, 0. 7. Holmes and VIZ. smithson, tho
object OF the company being 20 own, buy
and sell lands, 20 mine and deal in coal,
coke. iron. iron ores, and limestone; TO own
and operate iron furnaces, mills, etc.; 10
own. construct, and operate railroads.
canals. gas works, etc. The property is
midway between Birmingham and chattG-
nOoga, is traycrsed BY the Alabama Great
Southern Railway, aud Is bordered by the
Tennessee and Coosa rivers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
81 ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Thirty-Three Ballots Taken With no Re-
suit.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 30.-The after
noon session Of the Democratic state Con-
yention was frittered away in fruitless bal
loting for candidate for Governor until
G:3D p. NJ, when recess was taken. Al
the night session, bailoung was continued
without final results. The thirty-third and
last ballot stood as follows halb, 2il +;
.Jones. s.; Crook, a; Johnston, ilG; Rich
ards0n, =.
Ealb tonight came within twenty-three
votes # q nomination. The convention adj
iournei az 9:lJ II. VI. 10 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row. Al to-niehr- session a partial report
from The committee on platform was re-
ported. the leading features OF which were
condemnation q Federal interference III
state elections. and advocacy OF tariff re-
form. TIE prospects are that the deadlock
on ,h5 nomination for Governor will be
frokeu carly tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
4 NN.terlons Parsonage.

\ mysterious parsonage. called lonis
Gmven died recently at Decgn}o. IN Hun
cary. lis j. known 90 have taken ieao-
lng nari in lhe elolish War Of ludepo udcnce,
in 1880, aud H. have gone Is y refugee %
Hungary, where the iate VI. Gabrielle
Lonysy employed him as librarian. From
This post he quickly rose g. that of steward
of the LOnyay estates. which are very large.
and he became the intimate iri'nd Of his
employers; bat although he lived for baif Il
century at nercgayo, he never revealed his
true name. nor stated what his former posi-
tion had been. He was a great blbliophslc,
aud devoted almost the whole OF the fortune
he had amused 10 forming library, which
Is said 10 be Vi great value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Mr.. W. s. Daehicll sends iho following
communication 90 the editor of iuf TINES:
-Coona William DashiDI -aid o. Nail
aud Express CORES pondeht: The M3i. AND
Express has done ihc Republicans oi The
south AN invaluable service. Colonel sHep-
ards attitude ON the Democratic si-nlii-
canoe Of this demonstration L. absolutely
right. The Mail and Express has come 10
our aid i'm the nick Of time. There his Been
"a growing feeling here lately That Northern
Republicans were willing to abandon us to
tle cnomv." | met a corr -pondcnt oi the
Mail and Express and dilcd with him on
tine 21th instant. saw him on the streo ots
on the morning of ihe -ia instant, anc
have not seen bim since. dld r.i al amy
thing that couM be twisted or d.-.rr'td into
the above. told him. on thr contrary. that
! thought Mr.. shepard was enuriy wrong,
and Was making fool of n-m-et
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
AIexanasia No,es.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 5o.-.speciall
William h. j. Marks, died to-day OF con
sumption.
An alteration Is reported nom Fairfax.
James and Thomas Miisioad, quarreiied
Yesterday oyer jug Of whiskey. Thomas
seized double barrel gun and shot James
i'm the groin. Very likely fatal. Thomas is
n nephew. lie II jailed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
A TELEPHONE WIRE
Tackles Trolley and Gives mueh
Trouble.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 5o.-A telephone
wire this morning fell across the trolley
OF the Hinsey Electric Light Street Railway
and Immediately there was trouble in blue
streaks. In The telephone office one OF the
swltchboards was burned out and "a number
Of the girls Frustrated. The damage 10 th'
telephone company Is quite heavy and the
telephone service OF the city will be serl
ously crippled for day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
4 eLCopThIRsTY ITALlAN
Engages In a Fight With AN Officer aud Is
Killed,

PirTsBURG, PA, May 30.-A special 10
the Times from Punxsutawney, Pa, says:
During fight between Italians among them
selves. in store here to-day, citizens IN
terfered, putting the Italians cut. Nicenzo
Feraro ran up the street, revolver IN hand,
threatening 10 shoot any one interfering
with him. Policeman MeGoyern met The
Italian. ordering him to put up his revolver.
lie replied by firing al toe oi1cer. ihe
ofiicer returned the fire. Several shots
were EXCHANGED on both sides, Ferar0 n
nally falling dead. shot through The
stomach. McGOycrn's coat and vest were
pierced by bullet. bat he was unhuri.
Feraro leaves widow and five children In
italy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
Coiored Military.

Three colored military companies para
ded Yesterday under command Of Major
Johnson, and went 10 the National Gene
terry. They were the C0ney Guards, Cap
tain 4. B. Nicholas; Atiuck Guards. Cap
tain nankins, ami the Un.1n Guards Of
Manchester. when they re- he'd the cenl-
etery they were met by the G.. A. Custer
Post, No. II, (colored mem and the deco
ration Of graves was proceeded with. There
were quite a number Of visitors at the GEN.
atorN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Jbc passion for Russian silks, decorated
iu alltho spicndor ~ the old Byzantine art
stl RACES, and pieces Of this ware are Ia
i0ritc wedding presents with ihose who can
AFFORD Tie luxury. Pieces in Transparent
enamel have appeared Of late, and promise
20 Je popular. Jewellers SAY that such ar
tiaies cannot be produced here for anything
liAo the prices a which they are made IN
ia..a, though American enamellers baYe
he-0ne mai~s0Hsly expert. 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

The Ceylon pearl fishery WIS n filure
las, ear. ihe number of zeal oysters col
lec.ll noe more ihan covering me tosi 'i
ob' ilin- them. one reason ot 'h' derlin'
was IN. capiurc 81 one 6f t'le d.yer. By a
shark. which frightened 'he rlst, and many
OF them refused u 20 down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

The Thirty-drst anniversary Of the Broad
street Methodist sunday school viii be eel
elrsted sunday afternoon n O'Clock
There viii he music by an orchestra, sing
ing prayers. recitat'ons. &C.. besides "A re-
port Of the school by DR.. ;. :. Lambeth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
Singing in the tabernacle

The Rev. sam. Jones' choir will sing in
the tabernacle on sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The members OF the choir are re-
quested to bring their books and attend
promptly. As the tickets will be issued. All
persons who wish TO hear the singing are
invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
Tho snIian,. I.heraIi,y.

The Sultan has ordered lh' establishment
Of q large institution M Cnn,t r,inopie
which viii be open To- All Ottoman subjects.
without distinction OF race or religion. In
addition 70 halls for study aud manaal
labor. there will be- a mosque. church, and
a synagogue for the use o. inmate,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
An Artl.rnf,luhlI.t,IIonnred. \

The Poqe has conferred upon Windtlorst.
..the King Of iue krichstag.' the highest
Papal decoration which "a laympn can re
ceire. that of ihc Order Of Christ. Twenty
wears ago, W ndiborst WAS an anii-inialli-
blist. "No devil" he j. reported % have
cxciaimed IN is7o. ''shall ever make M BE-
lic,e IN ths nialnbilip or The Pope
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

lAa street cars were crowded an le-ier-
dly and late into the night Inc service
Na,ufifriy inadequate 90 suppl. i4e oe-
naud- made upon il. and there Was n"
comfort 100 such riding. An accident.
caused hv the breaking Of a wheel on one OF
thr electric cars. disabled il at the corner Of
ti4} ard second streets, about noon. NO
other accident IT, reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

ARCADIA. WISCONSIN. May 3O.-The big
eest clomd-burst ever known in this vicinity
occurred here last night. Two mill dams
and oncmill were sweptaway. The cry Is
flooded. bat tne water is now subs,ding.
one person was drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
Canifoi Notes.

BERLIN. May 3o--in official circles here
Il is thought probable that in the event Of
Dr Peters meeting Emin Pasha, he VIII
Join the latter's expedition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Draw -Eridcf.
NoEroIK. "a. May @9.-. Special. The
steam t1r Gem'ni, of Perth Amboy, y. J~
Cart. 4. \. Marshall, was burned 10 iht
waters ,dge at R,idsy'i.e, nd, night before
last. The iuc tows between Philadelphia
aud North Carolina and Is ouc Of the lar COST
aA0at. Her captain passed through MOI
f,lk. en rDit. home. tonight.
Ibis morning the draw 0n the bridge oi ihe
Atlantic aud Dryiile railroad al Hodge q
Felr, sank. which prevented ihe trans rom
crossing. ami the passops"rs 70 ihis 'ly
were landed al Vest Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
Thre. Thunder storms.

Lovely weather, and il we had ordered
IL. couldn't have been more so" everybody
said. and right they We're. But 10 para
phase the old Rhyme, Lovely Weather
stopped to Folly,' and let herself loose as
il were. Just after p last evening. The wind
blew great guns, and the lightning's red
glare. and thunder in air, were salutes
from the element, 10 the great occasion that
has just closed. and showed that even
Dame Nature was in sympathy w,th the
people. Many trees were unlimbed, and
the streets filled with branches. But 1t was
not long before the clouds rolled by, and the
fair moon was sailing along in the same old
way.
The wind blew down n stable at Mr..
Charles PAGES coal yard, Broad and Norton
streets. The place was over fifty feet LONG
and the military boys tramped over tin ant
timber when they marched by that place
last night on their way 20 the Exposition.
The Virginia Military Institute Cadet.
left for Lexington AT 10 O'Clock last night.
Two other storms passed over the eli !
after midnight.
The frame work of tw0 unoompleted
dwellings at Barton Heights Wa. bow
down last night by ine storm. A lare,
number OF trees Also suffered hy the WIND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

MARrINsynLE, Va, May 3o,-lspecial.l
The municipal election was very grsiiiylng,
resulting ia the election Of sa'uuei Morgan,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

/ Several Grand Army Posts came here and
decorated the graves in she soldiers ceme-
tery to-day, little girls Of this city strowcd
flowers and Major l.. W. Clifford spoke,
Great crowds visited Arlington. Represen-
tatiye Boutelle spoke. Referring 10 Rich
nlOnd, he denounced tie display OF touitd-
crate flags. Tie lleual tiguder shower oc-
CURED, many huHaieds getting dlenlld q.
PETERsBUnG.
PETKRsBuRG. Va, May 39.-isDoclri.l J.
Federal decoration day was observed in
Petersburg by the closing Of the different
public buildings. At Poplar Grove national
cemetery in Dinwiddle county, three niles
from Petersburg, memorial services were
hE. as Sor the auspices OF Phil kearney
i'ost No. 10, g. A. H., department Of Nir.
ma. There were about two hundred
m mbers OF the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, from all sections Of the Union, present.
The procession first marched to the soldiers
graves and, while tile work Of decorating
was proceeded with, the baiid played ap-
propriate selections of music. 49,
The following WAS the programme Of eX-
ercises: Reading of Nem0riat Day orders
by Commander j. h. Newell; prayer by
C0mraGe 4. G.. Shepcrd. Of Lander Post Of
lynn. Mass: ritual exercises by Deputy
Commander y. J. smith. 81 Richmond; solo
viva America, by Mrs. Marie Marchington,
.,,-,,,,, e,l,.;.f 80 ITO itd.u Concert Com
80 @c p's.o,,. i,,tr1f,ctinn If the orator
~ 49,. a. l1,r.''lo t,,,a, Allan p r Y.
m cbiet. ,nor,ori,i ,J,iras. Inv col Dan \.
Gr0syenor, of Ohio: solo. The star Spangled
Banner, 10y Airs. Marchington. OF Boston;
recitation. Converse OF the Dead, by Miss
=. a. "a ~ 'rh,',' lai hv Cowrsde Fdsar
an. - i,icbmo,d rianting OF rose trees
ouJ dover sbruhs Ly comrades of the q. 4.
Il. insirnmortaI music by Petersburg
Dr,m Ccrre an ori,iuaI poom bv Rochester
n poll ~ yoslinofon II. G.. was reciled
gIer-1s 4 uavv-,,d of Nasbinqton.
'rho ,nen,,ri,f ,dir5s- nv Col. Dan \.
Croe,onor ofOhio vas a yery lengthy one.
Tg G,osyoror i, .naal,iu0 of the cnuraae
+, .iot,, .r,,,;.. ,,i,o f,uoht in the lafe war.
eoid. am. ,,,,,,.... of ei,bnr y.n, NOT siir-
,se..d ,,,ti.,t,. ,..r,-,. stand Of tho Greek
.t ffo,'.. a.. ''l,..ra,..,., ia.. uofbvthe charge
.f D. t..tI lr,.i V4ltilava. tine
,.s,t@., r,.l......t..t ana t.,n,i,af,d in yolr
.,..,,..i,.,.. ,..,..,,.., t.h.n f...lrsoud t.N
f.,,., ,i.,. .,,.,. %. ...f.,fro,4e.Y-
go. - t .,....-. ..,,.s. ,.-..,n IA.
Ia .|.~ .,l., .,,,,.
..t ,.,...'...''- ..,,'t ,.r.,.t .,l NJ
,.'.. 49,. '' ,.. ...,..,..i i.''.i =, Oh.
'- .''.'., ,,, ..+-
pa ,'i' "l" .'. =" ~ .'' ,i., go.
.'' ..,..r
-," a. ,..i.. ,,,,,et no. II,
...t.t'-,., l,. r..,,r, .t. sian, I, ,....
.l.'.,, tl..s,....t','.. ..ly.i,.y, n, ID.
,..,I 80, .,.r.f .r,'.,ite I'D A.. brave me,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
IN VIRGINIA.
Ceremonies at Norfolk, AlcxandrIs and
Petersburg.

NORFOLK, Va, May 30.-lspecial. =
Federal Mcmorial-Day was observed in Nor
felk to-day by the government buildings
ICING closed, and the Grand Army Camps
abd colOred military companies decorating
The graves OF the tniOn dead in the GENE
lar1r.u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
TnrNpYR Ar ALExANnRrA.

sALExANDRIs, VA, May 80. Especial y
Several Grand Army Posts came here and
decorated the graves in she soldiers ceme-
tery to-day, little girls Of this city strowcd
flowers and Major l.. W. Clifford spoke,
Great crowds visited Arlington. Represen-
tstiye Boutelle spoke. Referring 10 Rich
nlond, he deEcnnccd tie display OF touied-
crate flags. TIE ileual tigrder shower oc-
CURED, many huHdieds getting dlenll d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Creur Couf.-lnna Torso against G..
rois.g. Jui melt .or the plan'lh iol
$1Do'.
a. e.. Peabody. f>g. Commonwealth IS
Attorney al Williamsburg qualified 70
practice in this court.
Poiice Copri.- julius kleiber and Cas-
per Reig,r. charged with lighting on tbs
street. Kluber fined s.; Reiger dismissed
George Talbot. drunk and disorderly on
the street. Fined $50.
r. Mitchell, charged with assauting and
striking Joe Biers with a billiard cue
Fined $40.
A.D. Wharton, CHARGED with being dis
orderly in the Casino. Fined 500.
Thirteen cases, mostly Tor being drunk
were dismissed yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
TIE NEWS SUMMARY

''i|'t''' l'i NtiNia. warmer and frC.
oncnf showers
rHo CONSTITUTE ional Grand Lodge Of lhc In
dependent order OF Ena BIth meets IN
tachmond tomorrow. ---- Yesterday wa.
Hollywood Memorial Day. and National Dec.
omuou pay.-Nany Of the military orqani-
atons that como 10 Che unvciiing icft for
hsmc.-rne Washington ARTILLERY. with
Deucrli longstrec', left forhomc TheLee
Reception Committee, having fed an thcvci-
cars iu fhclg charge. nud themselves VIII, n
alp'as 90 supplies which Will be sold and
c.Fcn away ---Ihc survivors of COMPANY X.
la'iy-feurth Virginia Rceimcnt, held rc.
ur..u.
VIRGINIA.
W.I Hogan received one cent damages for
ln. shot hy Captain Edmund mn.-rno
D..o..a narf.st CoIcge viii DE built ot south
... afr-.--lhc Petersburg Musical Fcs-
l nr to on cnd.-1hc draw ot the
hc Atnutir md panyiie Railroad.
e.> .r' eluk.--It is reported that
a, Mls.eId shot dangerously m the
James MHstDad in lairlax. Federal
.r.r.I..u iar was Observed m Norfolk.
.nlra aud r,.oisrurc. John Phil
- tae slayer OF Captain Ovcray. was taken
i..cr,nnm to Hoy.t for trial. under
..nlDI .. r.i.rso.rs Gr,ys
>asIH CAROLINA.
I.. 0.s.rrofs Guards OF l.nleieh. are de-
r.I r.H ueir trip To- Richmond
,I.ta roW et 1adkin College and One
r.. "A small cyclone did great DAM
uty.-IaDorcr~ aud c,n-
.....~ arrcc at A>hovllc MIR.
NO Charlotte. has r...s,. vol fl,a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

NEW lOEK May 3o.-ihe memorial eN
crcises of the Oraad Army al the lepubiic,
held IN the Metropolitan Opera House thla
evening. were ~ highly y-inieTestlng cha
raeter and attracted an audience which
crowded the i.uild.ng FLAGS and sireameH
If rnd. white. anI blue were the only deco
r..fion.. Commaudcr-in-C Aiger pre-
sided. and with him on tae platform were
seer, tary Tracy, Dcpartmenl-Lomman
Flo,d oi1ik -on, Grand Marshall Hyau.
colonel T. r. shepherd. General ~. \. Bar-
mum, {. y. Bliss. Congrl ssnltn !. L. Doll
y,r. Of Ohio. the orator 81 the evening. ana
many other distinguished men.
AWor prayer bS Rev. u. e.. Potter, George
Algor was introduced and made a few ap-
prnpriafe remarks. Music and fccitaiious
followed. and then con-resSman Delh' ei
delivered a br.llunt and pathetic address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
iN NEl,onrAAi.

In Baooklyn there was a fine parade.
which was review d by Governor ilii and
eX-Go,error Algerot 1.cDigau.
Special and imposing ceremonies W.ft
held at Greenwood cemetery. Oh DECORATE T.
Day, i'm honor III ih" memory oi the lale
CCnlre,sDan, samuel sullivan Cox More
than $50 carriers, attached TO the New ! ork
Post Olce. were met by 100 of their bfetn-
rem IN brooklyn and conducted TO the Gene
terry. Mrs. Cox was present to superin-
fond the ARRANGEMENTS. The grave was
decorated with flowers and speeches made
bv Postmastcrs Hendrix and Van C0tt, and
Congressman McAdo0, Of New Jersey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

NEW YORK, May 3l.-lecoraiion Day
il ulylss "a mvoriis New York holiday.
and the m0uwnl character of iis aris-
ina intention Is. 100 a measure, los
-..hf or. Coming at ihe most Agreeable
.oason of tire year. the parade .of ID, vcte-
raus aud mlli.i, ihc outdoor -lorts. races.
Nc.. ril fhe streets with ercat thfones "'
-iehi-soors and gloasune-scekers. Tine pa-
laac tod ~ wa, very lHrse ani impos'n.
li con -i.ted oi lhc whole First Division o'
fha militia aud twelve Grand Army posts
They were reviewed by General WI shcr
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31
NEW YORK TOPICS.
A DAYS DOlNGS IN THE AMERi'
CAN METROPOLIS.
LAYING the Cornerstone OF the w
ington Memorial Arch-servf In
Memory Of Hon. 5. $. Cox-R road
a,l Eo,...r N..~a
NEW YORK BUREAU J
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES, 7

The corner stone Of the Washington me-
mortal arch was laid with the following
programme The Memorial Arch Commit
80. escorted 10 Washington square By the
Fir,t Brigade. Brighten. Louis Fitzgerald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-31

Just before the City Circuit Court al.
journed Wednesday, Judge Wexford made
the following address: