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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28

| that Miner did not order his surrender.
He simply called the captains attention TO
the instructions laid down by the state De-
altment for the information OF commanders
of merchant vessels i'm Just such cases. It
also appears that the sOlicitude not TO in
vOlye the company in trouble with the
Guatamalan Government swas wholly on
the side Of the captain OF the Acapulaco. The
demand for General BaTundia was not
based on political grounds, but entirely on
allegations Of crime.
THE EX-PREsIDENT IN COURT.
EX-presdent Cleveland was again the
main attraction in the Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day. The number OF per-
sons in the courtroom and about the corri.
ders just outside the entrame was even
greater than on Friday, when Mr.. Cleveland
was expected 10 appear. A few moments
before noon. the hour Of meeting for the
court, Mr.. Cleveland entered the court.
rom through the marshars office. In the
courtroom were Attorney-General Miller,
solcitor-General TAFT, ex-Attorney-Gen-
eral Garland, and number Of other pr0mi-
nent persons. Mr. Cleveland and Attorney
General Miller were separated by several
seats when the court opened, but those seats
were vacated before Mr. Cleyelands case
was called, and he and the Attor-
hc. -Ntutidis dAtci Sudhii~ udHuss odl
down side by side. and entered into
a conversation that did not seem
to flag. After a number Of motions to ad-
vance cases had been heard, the case Of
Peak against the city.of New Orleans was
called, and Richard ID. +. Gray. Of New
Orleans, with whom Mr. Cleveland is assO-
clated, began the argument for the plaintiff.
When he had finished. Mr.. Cleveland, at
200 +. NJ, began his argument which he
had not concluded when the court at Q L.
NJ adjourned.
Mr. Cleveland looked to be in the best OF
humOr and best of health. Though this was
to be his first argument before the Supreme
Court, he did not seem 10 be awed IN the
presence of the Chief Justice and his robed
associates. some of whom owe their dignity |
to his appointment. IL is understood that
Mr.. Cleveland Will get at least $4,000 fee |
out Of this cas-.
MAYOR GRANTS REQUEST REFUSED.
Secretary NOBLE this evening sent COM
muncatioH 10 MAJOR Grant, refusing TO |
comply with his demand for recount of
the inhabitants Of that city. The Secretary |
holds that the United states census, taken /
last June IL correct, and that something |
more than mere statement that the re-
count taken in October, which showed a
larger number OF people in the city, must
be advanced to justify another federal
CAPITAL NOTES.
The following Virginia pc nsions were
granted 10 day: William lIammll, Nation
al Military Home: Eliza, widow OF Henry
Mccoy, Norfolk; Julia, mother Of Walter
W. Lee, Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
DueltOthe Death.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 27.-A desperate
du el TO the death was fought near Daniels
vile, Madison county, Saturday afternoon.
in which William Sanders, a prominent
planter, was killed, and William Martin,
his neighbor, was fatally wounded.
Sanders shot at Martin five times, three
from pistol and two from a gun. Three
Of these took effect. Martin will die
nlers' son was within fifteen feet Of him
when he fell. The son had called TO the
men to stop. Sanders did stop, but Martin
Kept ON until his weapons were emptied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
SOUTH HAMPSTEAD MURDER
A Clue to the B!oOdY Tragedy Dis
covered.

A Clue to the B!oOdY Tragedy Dis
covered.
LONDON, oct. 27.-Nellie Piercey, the
woman arrested on suspicion of having
murdered Mrs, Hobbs, whose body was
found fearfully mutila,ed IN the remote
part of South Hampstead on Friday night
last, was brought before the Police Court al
south Hampstead this morning for preliml-
nary examination. Hobbs, the husband OF
the murdered woman, was placed on the
stand and admitted the existence OF "a
liaisOn between the prisoner, Nelly Piercel
and himself. lt was brought out on testi-
mOny that Hobbs possessed latch key to
tho wOmans house. The witness
admitted that his visits TO his
mistress had been frequent, and that he
had no suspicion Of his wite's knowledge OF
his criminal relations with the prisoner.
Evidence given by the police and others
who visited the residence Of the woman
Piercey showed that terrible fight must
have taken place in the kitchen between
the infuriated women. The windows were
smashed, the furniture splashed with blood.
and the weapons used in the awful struggle
WIRE found with ciOts of blood and locks OF
CORY bair adhering 10 them.
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CAROLINE COUNTY
Tobacco Barn Observation-Disclosures
Abundance of Game.


Abundance of Game.
BOWLING GREEN. VA, Oct. G.-lSpe
cIal. The tobacco barn Of Mr.. Albert
Gouldman, who lives near this place, was
destroyed by fire on last Saturday morning
about O'Clock. The loss was heavy one.
as everything within the building was
burned. 1t contained crop OF tobacco,
farming implements. buggy, harness, ana
considerable proyender. With great effort
Mr.. Gouldman saved some COWS that we're
housed in the barn. Whether the burning
was the work of an incendiary or accidental
is unknown. 1t is reported that MIR. Gould.
man recently shot and killed a dog belong
Ing TO negro neighbOr, who had maniiess
ted and expressed some bitterness OF feeling
against him.
Mr.. Clyde Anderson, who was married
last week 10 Miss Rosa l.ofand, of Char
Ottesyille, spent several days here with
relatives. They left this morning for the
grOOm's home in Florida.
party OF Bowling Green sportsmen
bagged one hundred birds last Saturday.
The TIMES correspondent asked Major
Il. ID. Peatross, prominent Democratic
leader here, about the political outlook.
The Major replied that nothing Of inters
was stirring. "Our people are all rig T."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
College Boys Yell.

The Richmond College boys have changed
their veil. and the campus now resOunds
W th the,rtwo newyel s-'Rih! 'Rah! 'Rah!
'Rah, 'Rah, 'Rah. 'Rahi Richmond,
Hu.labaluck kO-ak, k0-ak
Hulabaluck ko-ak, kO-ak
Woo-up! WOO-upl
Diabal0u, Richmond.
The colors will also be changed this
week, and the boys Will go 10 Randolph
Macon ior the intercollegiate football con-
test with new war paint and whoop,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
GENRRAI ANn pRRsnNAI
Following are the results OF the races at

Following are the results of the races az
Linden Yesterday:
First race, seven-eihths OF n mile--Radge
hrst. Pearl Set second, Puzzle third. Time
1922.
secend race. six and one half iurlongs. sell
ling-Iho Abbess first, ~. James sc sond Mid.
IL .ton third. Time l:k7h.
Third race, one mlle-Csstawsy H. first.
Nevada second Cfacksmsn thifd I1mc
l:4IH.
Fourth race. five and or O. half furlongs. sell
ing Irellis colt FIRST. ketchum second, ~.
fair. ok third. Time I;l3l4.
nth race, one aud one-eighth miles. sell
iing Kern nrsi. Little jim second. Bonnie
King third. Time 2:OlX
sixth race, three -fourths OF a mile Claren-
Ion frst Eolo second, Llyina BE 10 thhd
Time 1:1s11.
To-day's entries for Linden Park races:
First race. iye-eights Of Il miie-CaptaIn
wagner, 50; Princess Bowling, los; Lon H.
9e; Oracle NJ. 0s; iipstan. 1i2; Cousin jeems,
lOs; laSsview, 1Of; Autocrai. 10i; Carrie C..
lOo; Ioantoaa, I22; Young Grace, ~. Pun
sler. Jr. loo Red Elm. loo; Daniel B.. 9I:
Kitty Van, 81; Maidstone, l2O; Mabel Glenn,
lO0 stockton, 1O3; MONDAY, 07.
scOnd race, seven eighths OF mile
harley Post, ll5; Major dolly. lis; Jack
Rose. rs; Ionn Atwood, lis; Spendall tO2;
Jersey PAT. lO2; NaDdal, l02; Gertie d., Ii2,
Pearlset. il2; Text, l22; squaDder, 90.
Third race, one and 0ne-fourth OF a mile
Riley. 100; DiOblo, III; Now or Never i03;
Nevada, %; u. b. MILLION, 10; Admiral, 81,
Montague l06; Raymond O.. i0o. IL ongsh d |,
81; Masierio.ie, 80; Prince Fonso. I04.
Fourth race, three-fOurfhs OF mile
Equity, Ill; Pesarfo. lO3 lie Panto. 103: Sill
VI Prince, lOo; torerunncr. lO.; BalgOwaD,
9s; Betty Prather. SO; Yosemite. liO; Kitty r..
"a; Hueneme, 05; kediigbt, 05.
Fifth race. seven-eghths OF "A mile, selling
-Autocrat, los; Ioulon. lOe; titzroy, lts;
Lakeyi-w. los; Sorrento los; Ben Harrison.
los; Grimaldi. lOs; Chllhowle, los; Watch
Me, e3; Gunny meade. %; Rambler, ,Is; Ray-
mOnd, Os; Forest King. os: Penanee, y-; PARK
Ridge. 81; yenguer, l.2; Bbekthorn. los,
6renodler, iO6 Louise, -; White Nose. loo;
sixth race, one and one six teen n OF mile
-kric, li2i My Fellow. liz: Joe Blackburn
ll2; Can Can. ia; kenwood. ia; Wilfred'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Cable Notes.

WARSAW, Oct. 27.-The papers print a
horrible account Of the foundering of a
steamer loaded with "a thousand Russian
EN- grants, bound for Brazil, of ST. Vim
cent.
sr. PETERSBURG, oct. 2i.--Ihe frontier
guards have been doubled TO prevent Rus
sian emigrants from crossing into Prussia.
CuKMxiTz, Oct. 27.-rbe texile branch
OF workmen have concluded at their con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Property Transfers.

Richmond Cag. -lienryS. Hutxler 10 Dan
niidsc Mathews, 10 feet on south side CaOeli
street. southwest corner Tyler 1915.
Nuh1n heed 10 Anna w. Pearl and Ruby
h1cker, 81 ieet south side Broad street he.
$50
a., Hca leo CouH,y.-Ennis Dickerson. Jr.. 10
"ei ia ID. Hoppe. ~ feet on fwenty-nin th
irrt 'uthwest corner I, $3.50
a, nonds. iiead, 70 Gardner Bates. 2 lots In
III Inland springs, so.
anne TO James Townsend. l lot In Hghlano
SPfit ", $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
To lsuild q Big Boat,

The Ladies' Missionary Society fthe Meth
odisrchurch-s Of Richmond aud yciDity will
give pleasing entertainment at Mozart Hall
io-nioht There viii be a beautiful represen.
tation Ola "llissiOOarv ~h'p." which will BE-
butt by the scholars ofthe several Methodist
: bbath sch onls of this city. Tho ship will o
full rigged. and all her sails set
During the evening the children engaged
In the work Will render si"gng, recltations,
etc. The boys Will be In sailor costumes.
The girls VIII refr resent all nations, chief
among the attiactioCs OF the evening will be
several solos rende. ed by Mr., dayden rilia,
the tenor singer aud voice culturtst of New
York MIR, Tllia possesses remarkable tenor
voice, clear and distinct In tone. with no.
bust volume about it, and never fails 10 win
llaucits wnene Yer he sings.
Mr.. mia sang at ALI saints. church sun
lux
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
MOUNTAINS COVERED WITH
SNOW NEAR LYNCHBURG.
Critical Condition OF Young spencer-A
Man Murdered at His Dosrsteps-Re-
markabIe Storm at Danviile-Latest Re
ports From All Over the State.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. E.-[Special.l
The Blue Ridge mountains were covered
with snow this morning, and indicated very
clearly the cold snap promised us tomorrow
by the weather reporter. This IL the first
snow Of the season.
The condition Of young Spencer. who was
so badly mangled by a train at Bonsack' =
Saturday morning, is still critical. Both
legs have been amputated, one at the
kLee and the other at the hip joint.
Notwithstanding these painful and dan
gerOus operations he is doing well. and
Dr. Dillard, his physician. states that to-
day the prospects Of his ultimate recovery
are brighter than usual in such cases.
The political outlook in this and the sur
rounding counties is good, and promises a
good result on November 4th in the Sixth
and Tenth districts. At Bedford and Mel
son county to-day fine Democratic feeling
prevailed. and no doubt is entertained Of
the election Of Edmunds and Tucker by in
creased majOrities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Mortuary Report.

Following 10 the report OF DIR. W. T..
Oppenhimer, president OF the Board of
Heslth, for the week ending October -,
1890:
Whole number OF deaths. 4s-l7 white and
81 colored.
still births: white and colored.
Age: day To 30. eolored; 1 month To
q. colored; u months To ~, white and. 4
colored; 1 year 20 g. y white and 3 COL
ored; 3 years 10 5, u white ana colored; 5 yezrs
to 10. white aud colored: 10 years ~ ~, 2
white and col0red; 10 years 10 10. 2 white
ani 4 colored: 80 years u 40. 2 white and 2
eolorei; 40 years To 5O. 1 white and 4 eoI-
ored: 80 years 10 III white and colored:
30 years 10 10. white aud colored.
Sex and oo.or: Males. q white aud IL
colored; fem ,les. 1 white and is colofed.
Conditioi: single, Ia white and ~ cOiored.
Married, white and colored. Wijowers.
. colored. Widows, 2 white and 1 coiored;
unknown. 1 c lored.
Nativity: Richmond, %; other parts OF
United states. 3;,; England. 1; scotland. I.
Locality: Marxhall Ward, 2 white aud I
ored; Madison Ward. l white .and eolored;
Monroe Ward. 3 white and d coiore,i: CLAY
Waid. 4 white and 3 colored: Jackson Ward,
5 white aud Ia colored; almshouss, 2 color
I'd; penitentiary, l colored.
temperature; Mean temperature Cor week
ending october 25. 1850. .5S dcsfees, Oc-
tober ~, 1889, 81. 7.66 degrees.
rainfall: For week ending October Is.
1880. 2.7A inches; October ~. 1883. t.ys
Inches,
Rate; Rite OF mortality Of whole popula-
tlon. 2ts6 per 90 per annum; white
ored, SO .03 per i.tOO per annum-
Comparative mortality: For the week end
Ing 0ctober -. ta0u. " white and a eoiol-
e.; Celober %, 1859, l6 white and 10 eoioredj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is'
sued Yesterday;
In Richmond:
John I. Howard and Elonora MCPHERSON
(colored). Richmoni: Robert Francis. Jr.
old Point, and Eliza y. Null. or Richmond
Joho Cayanaulh and Mary shay. tsichmond
Apihonv Williams, of New York. and Wary
Juliet Nicholas. liichmond: sidney b. Adkins
and Gertrude Gales, Richmond; joDp X
thomas ana Virginia 4. Chevellie.
IN Henrico county. George A. Deittrich
and Miss Willie May Hartley, and Clayton l.
Wood and Miss Amy Blankenship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Won MOLTkE's BIRTHDAY.
The Field Marshal Stands His Forty
Eight-Hour Siege Bravely.

Especial 10 Tho Times by Dunlap Cable Co
BERLIN, Oct. -Field.Marshal Won
Moltke stood his Forty eight hours celebra'
ton brayely, and looked hale and hearty
this afternoon at the dinner given by the
officers of his kOlberg regiment and his
Seventeenth Hungarian infantry. During
the dinner Won Moltke received fourteen
proofs Of group Of pictures taken by the
Emperor's photographer ON sunday during
the Imperial call. one picture immortal
izcs the moment the Emperor presented the
marshaPs staff TO Won M0ltke. Bsmarck's
uon-appearan00 was much commented
upon. The evening papers evidently think
that Bismarck fell sick from chagrin and
modification at not being ofiicially recOg-
nized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Shooting Array Among Negroes.

ST. LOUIS. oct. 27.-A desperate and
fatal shooting atlray among negroes took
place on the leyee at 5 O'Clock this morning.
Byron Marshall Scott, captain Of the watch
Of the steamer City Of Nicksburg, shot and
killed John Mcclure, a notorious negro
tough. and seriously wounded two other
negroes, named Abe Thomas and Walter
stevenson. The shooting was the result OF
fcud between colored roustabOuts and
captains Of the watch on river vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28

eress 10 unite into a union comprising all
of saXony.
WLHELsHAvEN. Oct. PA torpedo
boat has been dispatched to punish the Eng
lIsh travelling ieetwhich destroyed the nets
OF the German fishing smacks, doing fifteen
! thousand marks damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Y. NJ. a.. A. Entertainment.

Next Thursday night the second enter.
tainment in the Young Mons Christian As
sociatiOn course will be given. Mr.. l.. X
Uamberlin, the talented professor OF elocu'
tion at Richmond College, VIII be the main
attraction. The programme VIII De varied
win some choice music, which will be ren.
Jered by Miss Mary Preston Moore, Mrs.
Durr..tt. and Messrs. Watkins, Sullivan,
and Webb. This promises 70 be one OF the
most pleasant entertainments Of the course
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Mysterious Killing.

ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 27.-Joseph Gibson,
"A prominent citizen Of Iliawassee, Ga, was
found dead Yesterday morning. about mile
from town, near the house OF a man named
VI. l.. AmOu-, who is suspected Of killing
him. Gibson, it seems. SAW AmOus beating
his wife and demonstrated with him, AT
which the latter became very angry.
AmOus He'd during the night. and lynching
parties have been formed 10 hunt for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
InNiled 10 the Mardl Gras.

The Richmond Howitzers have been in
yited by the Washington Artillery, OF New
Orleans, TO attend the Mardi .Gras in that
city and be their guests. The llowitzer'
have not acted upon the Invitation. Tue
Washington Artillery, it will be remem'
bered. visited Richmond during the Lee un'
yelling. and were the guests OF the How
tiers. They have an excellent personnel
and would give the Richmond men an en-
fnvahla fine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
Another Lot Sale

BASIC CITY, Oct. 2T.-iSpecial l--On the
sd and cath instant at Elkton. "A new town
recently laid out and situated on the She.
nandoah Valley railway about thirty miles
north Of this pace, there was sold three
hundred thousand dollars worth Of lots.
A large amount OF the capital invested
came from Lynohburg, Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
ANKLE TYIN VIENNA.
Strange Disappearance of the Arch Duke
Salvador.

Strange Disappearance OF the arch Duke
Salvador.
Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co
VIENNA, oct. N.-Great anxiety is ielI
here on account Of the strange disappear
ance Of the Arch Duke Johann Salvador,
who relinguished his title and position as a
noble Of the House Of Hapsburg 10 marry
a Young actress, and afterwards took the
name OF Johann Orth, and became the mas
ter of merchant ship. lie LEFT La Plata on
July llth for Monteyideo, at which port ne
was 10 ioin his vessel, the ST. Margaret. and
10 Proceed 10 Valparaiso for "A cargo OF
saipetre 20 bring 10 Europe. lie has not
been heard of for fifteen weeks, and letters
addressed to him from Vienna 70 La Plata
and Valparaiso remain unanswered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
C.iX li,rnitIanrs.

In tile Ciiy ircuis Court YES, eriay several
Judgments we're entered, as follows: MON
bank oi Richmond agaiOst James l.. Maury.
surviving partner. sc for si,ss2.ot; dgar
Allan against A. j. MillilSin. for sSs3; George
Banisier as sinst John 4. Griffin, for tt4O.26
IL TuIaple Thomas against oabri | W wortham,
for SIiiS-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
FIRE IN MOBILE.
Heavy Loss Reaching over Half n Million
Dollars.

TVufT IlOts INtEtHIhk ONtf NdIf q "IIIf
Dollars.
MOBILE Oct. H.-The fire here yesterday
destroyed shingie mill, three cotton COM
PRESSES and i've cotton warehouses, with
900 bales OF cotton. the Cult Cuy Oil Mill,
the Mobile Ice Factory, three steamboats,,
eleven loaded and five empty freight cars,
tNO coal aud wood yards, "A freight depot
with a small amount Of freight, and six
whares. The lire was aided by a strong
northwest wind, but had ii been point or
TWO nearer north, pretty much all OF the
town would have gone. The loss is $)4J, 900,
with about $4,000 insurance. Tue fre
started at 1880 O'Clock and II was before
the flames were under control.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
A YOUNG HERO.
A BOY OF Eleven Years Saves = Companion
from Drowning,

CEDAR KEY, fla, Oct. G.-lSpecial.l- J.
Intelli yence has just been received OF the mar
row escape from drowning of little Richie,
younest son Of DIR. X. I. Walker, now Of
this place, but formerly of Virginia.
The little fellow fell overheard in the
gulf and sank, but Eddie pozier, brave
lad, Of only eleven years, Immediately
diyed in after him, and succeeded in bring
ing him 10 the surface before it was too
late. This was heroic act for so young a
how
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
ALEXANDRA.

Death of Two We'll Known Citizens-Rtg- &
istration Lists.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. H. Special. J.
Mrs Simon Blondhelm was stricken with
paralysis this morning and died this eve.
ming vi the age of nfty.
Mr.. George w. Harper died this morning,
aged fifty-fye.
saturday 276 names were added to the
registration list, Of which but thirly-eight
are cOlored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
ROANOKE.
Two Boys Are struck by Train and
Killed.

ROANOKE, Va, oct. T.-lspecial. ON
Yesterday afternoon John Francis, son OF
Councilman John A. Francis, and Bertram
Agmer, son of j. A. Agmer, Of Salem, were
struck by west-bound passenger train in
West salem and their skulls crushed, from
the effects OF which they died in Il few
hours. The boys, each about twelve year,
o,d, were walking between the tracks, and
IN attempting TO get out of the way OF a
freight train stepped in front of the passen-
ger engine, which they did not see,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28

Veal y Brown (solore<l) WAS triesl yestsr-
day befrr. Squire Ionathaa In H-nfiso
c,unty .or stealing q calf from MIR. Ieoyxa
wast. He was sent tolsl tor three montaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
MINER FULLY JUSTIFIED.

It Is understood that Mr.. MiZner, our
minister to Central America, has received
from Secretyry Blaine the assurances Of
the President OF his conduct in the Bar
rundia case, and has been fully justified in
the course he pursued. Minister Miner Is
held not TO have exceeded his duty. Tn the
contrary he went further in the matter
in the interest Of ueneral Barrun-
dia and his family than he was required
10 do. He secured written guarantee from
the President OF Guatemala and the Minister
OF Foreign Relations made 10 the Govern
meut Of the United States, that in no ease
would the life Of General Barrundla be in
danger. Minister Mizner 30 stated in his
letter 10 Captain Pitts. which was read and
translated to Harrundia. 1t appears also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
REPRESENTATIVE CRISP.

Representative Crisp, Of Georgia, who has
been canvassing in Massachusetts and New
York, was here tonight en- route home. He
saws the Democrats will gain two COi gress-
men in Massachusetts. Crisp made speeches
tor Tamminy in New York. lie says the
estimate of Croker and other Tammany
leaders is that they will win by 10000.
Crisp also talked with Grace, leader of the
bolting Democrats. Grace said he hoped
TO win, but did not talk cOuiidentially.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-28
DILLON AND o'BRrEN's CAMPAIGN.

special from Rome says: II il reported
that Cardinal simeoni, by order OF the
Pope, has forbidden the bishops OF the
American Hierarchy Ia give any official or
overt approval 10 the Irish Nationalist
campaign Of Messrs. Dillon and O'Bren in
America,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-22
clipped. c lIIed and Condensed.

Greenville voted on saturday on the ques-
tion of preserving or doing away with their
municipal government The vote was oo
for the corporation and 3 against IT, Ihe
question of enlargng the boundaries VIII
be put 10 vote OF the people outside the
line. .1 o.,
Cards of invitation have been issued 70
the marriage of Mr.. j. T. Hall, Of the ko-
anoke Times, TO Miss susan Harris, Oh
Jacksonville. Va. The event Will take place
ON the Gth Of next month at the residence Oh
the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. D. a.
Harris. in Jacksonville. ,..
Alta school meeting Of the Presbyterian
Church of Liberty, about $1,000 were SUP.
scribed to the school. IL is rumored tha'
the committee has purchased the residence
of DIR. John W. sale as a site.
II is said that the Roanoke Light lnianlIl
will be present at the execution, ON the lasl
FRIDAY in this month, at Rocky Mount. ol
the four negroes convicted Of Burning thal
town last fall.
The name Of the Baptist school TO be es'
tablished i'm Liberty will be the Jeter e.
male Institute, i'm honor Of the late Jeremiah
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