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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
CHARLOTTE
Ready for the rwentieth-Dcsth or the
Rev. John Hunter.

CHARLOTTE, y. c.. May lI.-'Special. 81.
Charlotte Is ahame with stars and stripos
and bunting IN honor OF the 10Th Of May
celebration. Festivities. commencing Tues
day, will last three days. and will consist OF
speeches, trades display parade. iremen's
prize contest, Interstate band contest, mil
ltary prize drill, and grand banquet and
BALI
Richard saGler. brother ofthe late Major
James 4. >adler, Of Charlotte. died al his
home six miles from ll0ckhill. :. c.. this
morning. after z brief illness lie was IN
uncle Of -. VI. sadlcr, superintendent of The
southern Express Company. and had q
number Of relatives and friends in Char.
lolte. He will be buried m No-k county To-
morrow morning.
Rcy. John Hunter. one Oi the Most noted
diYines OF Mecklenburg cOuuly. died at his
home, in sharon township, az O'clock
yesterday afternoon. tie had been
about three years past. Dir. Hunter
was about scyenty-three years old and bis
wife survives him. lie was the father of
Dr. l.. W. lluEter and OF Il. y. Hunter.
Several years ago he was obliged 90 give mp
hs pasloratc OF sardis Church on account
of stroke Of paralysis from which he never
fully recovered. and which incapacitated
him for preaching.
The body Of Willie Warren. who CON-
mttcd suicide at Mount Pleasant. was
taken last night by private conveyance and
WAS Inferred in the Lutheran cemetery t0.
day. Warren had asked young lady whom
he had been keeping company with. for tle
privilege Of Cscorting her out on rhuT--
day night and. she refusing, be
asked two or three persons how
much laudanum it would take 90
Nil person, andy being told two ounces
ho bought an ounce bottle tool 10 away and
then brought II Back and had it filled again
later. lie iold some Of hs companions that
he had drunk Two bottles OF laudanum
About : o'clock ewas found asloepby the
public WELL and every effort possible Was
made to arouse him. lie died Friday
morning.
The Rowan county Veterans Regiment
in all probability, viii go. l19 strong, o. th.
unyeiling OF the Lee statue i'm Rich
moad, on the -llh. AdJutaut Barker r-
ceiyed letter Yesterday from Richmond %
the effect. that the veterans would
b. housed and fed by the city.
The state flag has been received
from Raleigh, having been loaned
by the state for the Use OF the veterans lor
this occasion. and it is probable that the Old /
North Carolina Confederate regimental dag /
will also De carried by the Rowan veteran. I
Letters have been received from number Of 4
the old soldiers away from here similyine /
their intention OF joining their old command |
at salisbury and accompany them.
\ meeting of Rowan county citizens ln /
regard 20 securing the Roanoke and South
arn. 20 pass through Salisbury. wi.l meet
there next saturday.
4 force a. COmNicis, several hundred !
strong, viii Doe put 20 work on the loworcnd
II the ladkiu s.aiiroad next week. and /
work will be- pushed % completion in the
course of live or six months.
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BRISTOL.
Three Days ale Over-Ad,aniage or the
situation.

situation.
BRISTOL, Tenn. May .J.-.> >poc'a.'-
The three days land sale is over. and the
sales have hccn satisfactory, even % Bristol
people. Toth0seir0m distance they aprcm-|
ed steep. They attracted "a great deai Ofatten-
ton from % distance, capitalists represent
ng urse interests heiu. present from States
ais iar north a- Na,,acn 1sctt- e"... t.,ut pc'
=. c,,... of pas., f,.AaWH p hlt31 l''iid
MIR. kprne. OF rtsyyania couny, Mr.
HAMPTON lIO-c. OF Nylle,illc, Judge II.
". Flouruoy and Mr.. John Bowers, oi
Richmond: Judge J.. ID. laupll, oi Nreens-
Vile county; pr. Bailey. of Norfolk; Mr.
Barr Of Abingdon; senator John u. p 3.
Mills. Biz stone Gap; eN-htiomcy-Generai
Rufus \. Ayers: Hon. K. Il. Butler Oi Ten
n,,-ae: i. \. settle. i1ai estate agent.
Washington. -. g.; Mr. Page real estate
AGENT. Norfolk. Na.. aud Messr-. Haskell
O.. Ncw York; Cox. stuhb5 and 5urnes, ~
Fnladplrhia. and others from Boston ahu
-j. Loui. and Cincinnati.
Major ~uiherin WAS made pres don't OF "a
new lard company here laaI night in whicn
Jrdee ". h. ilhea and Colonel AhFam Fu'-
korson are largely identified. This COM
pauy ha. made large purchases here.
Hon. H. g.. Peters, the member ol lhc
STATE Seulia from Henry county, has ioimri
"a co1afiu,rshiu fr thc practice ol law Wlth
Judge Hhoa. OF This place.
There are number ol Richmond mcH
! here lDinr business. and making money.
4 furniture manufacturing establishment
will soon be in operation here. Coal can b'
+ bought at ten cents per bushel; timber iI
/ incxhaustibic quantities abounds; water
power is abundant; and aii tnat 10 needle,
/ /. skilled labor. which VIII be- feae
lis forthcoming at the command 81
rapital Timber is daily shipped
from this place with bark on 10 To points
North. made into furniture. sent back aht
.oI to poople here ~ "A biz profit. lhel
intend manufacturing 70 into iurux xure here
aud selling 81 so loW a- 60 defy competition
and make money at if. too. capital Wl
come here and utilize every thing that n1luu
has 80 laNishly expended 80 HE door
LOT this town, and manufacturers 10y
.ouyegtirg the vast supplies ot raw
material into commercial values, VIII MAX
Bristol whHt destiny iuUnHed % should ht
,ndepeuGont of other sections le-, lNorp'
los nature. Here '-tAa key 10 the anNlei
~ uosse.s hnd here. This j. lae reasol
lhat al the sale here, business lots. as tue
were called, situated hait mile from an
house. brought over fi0D per front FOOT. lhi
, explains Why il was that tle sales Oi 'oi
amounted 10 hundreds " thousands OF N'
- lars. without apparent efforts or inciinauo
g to dispose OF them. 10 il estimated Una
three thousand people attended tue 5ale''
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DANViLLE
Next "wednesday Memorial nay-ton'ict
shot ina Henry County.

Next NYeGnesday Memorial Day ""'i''
shot in Henry County.
DANvuLE. Va. May H. Special. The
Ladies Memorial Association have decided
ON Wednesday. tic 4lst. as Memorial day.
on which occasion the graves OF ihe Con
f.derate soldiers viii Dee covered WIZ
iowers. Colonel George {. CaDeI VIII do
liver tine address and Catel Graves 'Anl
together with local military rempdnie7 VIII
take part n the lNer i-c,.
Information ua- just been received mere
of the shooting of "a convict on lne WORKS 90
the H0aooke and Southern Railway. ID lieu-
rv cosiuty. The foreman Of The NuiA hua
he Guard were preparing TO whip tne col
orel convict for some misdemeanor Niish
. broke and ran. wLrrcap1n thc Two o'N'
.ers fired upon him. number Oh 'ucA-
.hot struck the fugitive ~ shoulders aNo
back. lie fell Co the ground, aud was i'uhu
fo he seriously, II noi fatally Noanaeh' O.,
The board 0f directors "a me panNiI',
Nebane and southern railroad. that Is o.
ba held a meeting here to-day. Nailr ".
\ Suthrrlin was elected member Ol tie
hoard 10 iil vacancy, and was 7ub'e-
ouentiy elected president oI me company
IL il not in tie ciiY, and IL j. not known
that he will accent. The ieaI to1ice'
breaks have been iii this week, IN 'nHh W,
large. Al grades afe IN actNr demand
and all EXCEPT cutters ruled Nery hieh; cal
,er, weakened some. shipments oi man
ufactrrel tobacco amountedl 10 ijJ'V'
mounds.
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surEr APPROPRIATIONS.
MISS THURsEYs CONCERT.
8 Grand 1IusicaI Treat Promised No>t
Wednesday.

Next Wednesday n'eht complimentary
.........i ,f,. ,r,...i., D..
como O-It Niii '.' ."''i'" -''77 '''i' 90
popular concert singer OF NcW York. "ho.
b,nobv. was iie dr.tq person who ever ot
f-r.i l.er rr.f .mal .or,lc.- uauiiou-.t
rrt.c benefit of Lee Camp soldiers Home.
-a.ViNh.a--.-illby M.-s Imma O.. li.ar
o, Atlanta. Ga: 1ir. WuuYm %. Grant.
g.rt.in Frank W. CUNNINGHAM ara Pro-
li,hr. of Richmond.
Nl.sUabr nho ). 10 /. uc crian.,.t. is tlc
-.....r. lo,iar I'm ,l. Corf.ierrfe Arm.. an
a,dcr brother 60 Ficd O.. nahr of ihis .ciN-
s..i. Gs -oa,bon sra. as tisooI
.'.......i, .-. W lf.r musical and artistic oduca-
tii-io-'' t-i'', r., t.,... ,'...,.-. -fnl, in
i"n "'- .,''. .....i, ,,,s .', d. ltl,nl,,u.il.
i,f..., i u1'0. s'''' Wn6 VII t,a iat,ar Sine va
'ul'" "liu '..@'' wi az called urau 4.
fii.' l''V.l''' "',i 'i... ,,.t a.. h,f0.
perform every ,.ll', c'.'.. ,.,,,~,,.,,., ,sr.
"' "i''' ,'''.'. ',,...- ~ concerts
.ar. '''. ,e,o as We'll n. in count
p. D. '''i' a'i,' ..,,.. ..,.,o.d,d Fruirn Aus dor
,...,.,.t .f Countess ,1u NaldDf,oe'
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lfissrn0uucol by the foreign press that
Emrcgor William i5 at present engr0sset
with lhe secret negotiations about the ar
Tor his visit TO Russia, which
haze reached critical point. The Empe-
r0r j. very anxious q obtain promise that
be and his suite sha'l be addressed in GER
man. both al petersoi and during the Rus
sian manUuSres at kTasnoe >cioe. In lS<j
the Gar. Tie Imperial family, and all the
Russian Court spoke only tnneh when tni-
pafor William was az feieracL and he WAS
both annoyed and moriited ut M yer be tIing
n word Of bis own language during his stay {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

rrrEr.BJRG. "a, May IL special. j.
Vlo Republican C.iy Convention held at
Rsr,dsll hili Tonight o. nominate candi-
.d4trs for the various Offices. 20 he hiled al
rha municipal election, 10 De- held ON the
g.d instant. after good deal OF Wrans-
linz voted i0 appoint committee
~ Two from each Nuul IN the city, 20 wait
rnon tha Republican city executive com
mittee and confer with incm IN reference 10
lha ro.niralonot % ticket. The convention
then adjouuod until tuesday night. When
the committee Viii Ieptit ihe result Oi na
conference 0liii tHe executive committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

Mr.. ". King. an EEglishman, while out
.bprting In TIE Bsm district OF India. lad
a narrow escape. lie met a tiger, which no
M. a al ard hii hard with botn barrels. Be-
i.e,ing Tie animal 20 be- done for. hs went
back 10 camn Tor some mfn and rctarncd ID
me spot. niie mounting a ladder ~ got
on oairce o. prospect, he WAS seized BY The
iiser 10 suddenly that he had neither Time
10 shoot nor 20 swing himself into the siec:
fortunately. the tigcr was badly woun'ed
and weak, and rellnquished his hold aiter
shaking has victim. Mr.. King MAS severely
injured In the shoulder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
PASTORAL Xi.irs ON a BieycIe.

The Edinburgh scotsman says that the
congregation Of he Congregational Church,
Gsteshead, have pgestmie, bicycle 20 iheir
pastor. the Rev. ! q. Binney. Dr. 6il0erl
expressed the wish that the reverend gentle
man. with increased robustness ana Visouf
lined from the exercise, would render most
saicient service TO the church and partlcu'
larIy 10 the newlys0rganized Guild.
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TIE PARTY Lash TO BE ViGOR-
OUSLY APPLIED.

Mckinley Urges the Passage Of His Bnl
on Schedule Tims-Reed Wants AN Auto
cratic Election Lsw-CapItai news im
General.
WASHINGTON. May II. - Special -
Chairman Mckinley and his lleutenants
corralled fhe Republican tariff kickers in
the Ways and Means Committee room this
morning, and lectured them on the duty of
supporting the bill without complaint or
criticism. some Of the "kickers" as the
discontented Repnblicss are called, were
hard to manage. Lind. Qf Minnesota, and
Henderson, Of. Iowa, c0nnnded~ that the
Mckinley bill. carries protection to
extremes. Several Republicans urged
that the time for consideration Of
'the bin he extended. saving that the limit
was too short. But Mckinley vetoed that
proposition. lie would rather shorten than
extend the time. as he realizes that the bet
TER the bin j. understood the stronger grows
the opposition. Mckinley informed the
kickCrs that he was determined to
carry the bin through on schedule
time. and that if any Republicans
saw iit % defeat il the responsibility would
Doe upon them. lie intimated that the bin
had been framed 10 comply with Obiigl-
tious the party had assumed; that it Wits
MT just what he would like 10 have, bat it
WIS the best that could Dee done "uuder the
circumstances"
THE WCoMAs BILL.
There is no chance Of terminating tae
McComas Anti-Gerymandering bill. 10 is
very dead. Many of the most stalwart Re-
pubi'caus Of the House fatty refused %
support it ON the ground that the people
would resent such am invasion OF their gighls.
The Republican managers have abandoned
the McComas bill. and are now deyotiuC
their energies 10 whipping in their followers
20 ihe suppor; of Federal election law. in
the House the ROwcll bill is favored, while
iu the Senate the ii0ar bill Is preferred. Re-
pIHiirans Of the House say the iloar bin is
Is NOT ri-id enough. They object especially
to that feature which provides that upon the
the petition of a certain number Of the voters
of a district the law shall be put into effect
WHAT THE AurocRAr WANTS.
speaker Reed says the Hoar bin is not
general enough. lie added that he does not
like plan which provides that If you drop
a petition in the SLOT. You get a federal elec-
ilNN llhs Ait MNNi- INV tuNt VIII
enable tine Republicans to control
the organization Iof the next HOUSE.
even though tnev may be defeated at DE
ullls. f. was Reed who drafted the odi0us
PROVISIONS ot ,Ae HoWeii Dni- ana me- III
.u''' '' 'ViV' ',,' measure ui.'i ..s l.i''
,'.... i,,,, s s,,i,,,,..g-. tEo tDJ
-'.I .,,..,.;sc.r. ,,a,t;s,, p,o,,bri.,,,..
'". '' ,'', .',i.,
t1.r. ~ tbe iInise n.norrots in Cnn-
..... c,,i,. 'D ",.,lor;9fo r'o Jsn"nr "f ,bis
l.n .od tb'i ,,,i cvb,,,st .t.rv moons
o., 5.lo.t .,.h per,,blicsns a.
...., , ,,.,..-i ~, ..,,,. -,..l..,, l,
i.,. ,.',,,. ,..i 49, ii,,
t.-l., p,,t..r',,.,+t .,r., L,s ,.,.,.t .,..,b
can. d.. ,i,i,,n ,., -.ial.. ii,o-.lf M Vita nm.
fio Mckinley urf hii. it f. easy o. see /
fhai nothing can De- hoped h"m the lnde-
: noeu"e OF kepIhican m,mncfs. They F
In-' 40 lh' c'ach ol ihe Milp.
.trf.rtrIlOS AT CARLI-LE's ELECTION. +
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Ta. amateurs presented "Pnaiore i".i
n,.b, ! ,o.e o. large and fashionable Au.i-
once. The performance was de''ocoiN 'I
l,.4f Of the series and was warmly d. fiY," "l.
ed throughout Nj. =. Ni'uan tl'4.'l' d
Petersburg. who took the part on l
p'.,,.., IN very short notice. (ihe eeni iicndl
',a1 Ma, originally cast for tha role hofihk
yrithdrawn only a few days ago. dcscr'e
much credit io- the way in which ne syn. ,l
t,S nsr. lie was especially good iasl
ni,bt. 4 feature Of lsst nights perform
snce ,ya. thc clever pautonlme oil MI sam
MI Wagner 20. lhC silent Marine.
lf i. hopcd that 3lf sly }hem anu 'l ,
shaw. tbe conductor. VIII soon i'
..n..'.f.... e. ma larse amount which tas
,.i,',r,,..rco. N ihe rast week realized is
i,ii'.tamtiai evidence that tho pub.ie "p-
nleeiatc tne company and enjoy the opera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
A FAITHFUL Dog.

A Mexican shepherd made n bet with his
employer that his dog would stay alone on
the ranch for i've days, taking the sAeef
out 10 pasture in the morning and fennin4
them at night. The dog was instructed b'
his master, plenty of meat was lung w
w thin reach, the shepherd went Oh. the cog
IA ihfiliy discharged his duties an the 'e'
MAS wons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

A eiri. N- oase ha- tr.eNlf p, ~. q. ,.I.G ..-,g
l.a H.i'n 'as.. t "r.'.'.-l, ll.'' l,,.,'
.l f.rle daughters, Ola the tii"
....t f.. ..i..ne.,es we're Dot sooa iif
r..t..f il. la,lics 40. brought into e"nf.
.f tAe plaintiff. and tbe gedre decided in"'
.n order to hud whether ihe Nseht'' N".
roal or bad ll. defendants slpulf ~ i."l
900 luc f.ch tt,nu. dresscs lhe} woe }" t..
picture. las Waa arranged, and iDr fes'lt
,sl-ihat. overcome b} tine beauty uhe sPlfh
a0rof ihe four fair danes. the case ~ae oN
t.l..g in fualr favor.
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address was made by Mayor Collior. who
was responded 10 10y Mr.. Charles b. l.skc.
I the president.
RAILWAY UNDER REBUKE.
1t Failed to DO ~ the City Council Be
mended.

At a meeting Of the Street Committee last
night there were present Messr-. Crenshaw
(chairman), Belyin, Capcrs, Carter, Char
pei. Curtis. Glover. ~tratlon, Wngfcld
liahen. and Royal White.
City Engineer Cutshaw reported thai the
Iorli pa Of track of the City Railway, rum
ming from lweniy-cightl street 10 the sheds,
which had been ordered by the Council 10
De removed and laid ON Poplar street by
the first OF May. had not been moved. The
committee unanimously instructed iho City
Engineer to have the authorities Of tho road
summoned % appear before the Police
Court o. answer for not complying with the
demand OF the Council. lie was also n-
struclod 90 have The track removed II the
court did not act in The matter.
Colonel Cutshaw also reported that The
bay window projecting OYER The street from
the residence Of Dr. Joseph White. on Sec-
0ud street between Grace and Franklin.
which had been condemned. had not been
rewoyeG. he also reported that the police
headquarters bad been notified. and they
bad taken no action whatever in the matter.
The committee instru - Colonel Cut
shaw 20 ascert ain from the Chief OF Police
why the matter had been neglected.
NEW BRIDGE.
The CITY Eugin. .orlaid horre the commit
tee proposition from the oNEer- of Bar
TOMS Heights stating that they desired TO
build 20 free bridge from the foot ol FHth
street 20 the Heights, extending across lhe
Richmond Locomotive and Machine W Crk-.
The cost of tn. bridge would amount o. So
600. and an appropriation of $1,000 from The
city is wanted. as The city Would also derive
"a benefit from the bridge.
a majority of tAc members expressed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

Next Friday night. at the !. NJ. q. 4.
uall there viii be- joint debate between
n.ndolnh and Dixie Literary roclt ttlys;; =;
Vc~srs' f. y. Frey and {. y. Mooie ~ 'ii
renrespnt toe Rando'rh in IN, ahii,"4, ., ~ ''s'
and Messys. j. J. Nniteheat an" n,s
Garland VII l, ,ep,S57ii,b ,s7i, be ~ .sijnlge by well.
'',,e.,,,, pichmond yocallsts. and an enlol'
He ii evening is promised. The pubic arc
cordially invited.
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when ireland IL Free.

Mir. Gladstone has AT last placed the
lFnloni,ss in English poliiics uisler his
thumb. The lOrdl, Mr.. thlmner'ssn IN a
speech has begged The c'adsrnears 70 as
80 the lnionlsls in the passage of tbs
lan.l-uurcilase bill. and 10 leave laeal su.-,-
fi,rs of hau,e-ruleism 20 the frsarN. Hr.
s,,edst,ne aaa his ;oliowiug VIII rroh*i "
arm a partnership with Mr.. thsmbesia'n'$
faction about ths time that ireland i nt9i
not sooner.
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Itbas been 4 rided ,hat tbe eminent Bel
pi,n painter. Louis Gaiiait, who died nearly
two veara ago, shall have statue IN -FOUR
na. his bfihplace, and VI. Charter, his
csulnatrioi and winner oi grand priN al
Paris. has received he commission !" exc.
cute IT,. NJ. Chapui- go work upon monu.
meut of Mllet, which is to be erected al
CharbOurg.
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rha AzlnrIno Color.

\ French mineralogst claims TO have
di,royefed in n mixture Of copper and lime
Il,e beautiful color of azzurlno, The compo~
.j,ion of which has loag seen puzzle to
artists. ii is said % be Identical with The
famous A.exandrine blue,
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GENERAL MENTION.
.MroRr DUTY OH IoRAcco.
uhe nollander. Propose TO Eetaiiste on
Petroleum.

LONDON, May 1.-THE iioilander' afeNery
much excited over The proposed cinsidera-
bic Increase in the import duty on raw to-
bacco in the United states. which they re-
eard as certain ID inimie the Dutch trade IA
sulaaira tobacco, and in the way % rctulia-
fian it Is proposed l0 increase the import
duty al present imposed iu toe Dutch last
Indies on American petroleum.
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SENATOR CARLISLE
Almost Unanimously Elected successor to
Mr.. Beck.

FR,NKroRr, KY, May iT.--festerday
Hon. john = Carlisle was elected to sue
ceed the late Hon. james Il. Beck III 'he
United States senate from Kentucky. fiiSs
Adams WIS nominated by the Republicans
ard tie yne stood iUI for Carlisle hileeh
,nr Adsln,. The joint assembly iheh dis
Dyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

Imneror Wilhelm is trying % get prom
.e FROM Russia that he and his suite snail
..e addressed in German. both at Peiefhoi
and 4uring the kusbian man~V'fes al
krasn0e-seloo. In lhss The Gar the ln-
pcIlal family, and AL the Russian Aouit
smoke oriy Yrcach when Emperor William
sac at T.. serh0f. Durink bis whole stay he
ga not SPEAK word Of his own language.
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Mi.s.onar, Adares-.

Mrs. Mary !loge wardlaw, OF The south
ern Presbyterian Ms,io in Northern Bra
iii. is expected to deliver an address 70
morrow afternoon IN the lceture-room OF TIE
second Presbs sterian Church, on missionary
work,
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p..,o, Iuehnrd. sou OF II. A. Luchari, oil
No. 5sI north second street, "io NO Wv"
very sick, is improving.
Mr.. II mr.. ryrrcll, OF Frank LeSi'e =
calje at InE TINES yesterday.
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A sD.n Alarm.

\ still alarm Of ire was pat oui ias, p,sn. ...I'.
.at q.gD o'clock by the employees ~ sle''"'i
%o. ,. The burning was Fairbanks cooper
Shop on twentieth street between Man NAN ,i,,,a se
Fr,nklln. and the niomen, aiter spine i',a.s .,is
'..,.,l, n,,, ont tne flames. Loss about fiV''
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MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS.
HEARTY nECEPTiON GIVEN THEM
IN RICHMOND.

tcrsDurg.
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''''" }" "''"iioNd "1 '" c'"cN lA-' evening
on their trip through Virginia. They have
visited Norfolk and towns i'm southwest
+ Nirriui, and picb,,on5 is ai,ou, tl,o,, la.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
PUBLICATION.

DIR. Haven read the annual report oil ihe
Committee Of Publication, showing ina. lne
work is in most encouraging conui''on'
4 number of new books have been pub
lished and others are in press. The circu-
ls,ion OF the sunday School papers, has IT.
crease very greatly.
pr. n. NJ. Richardson, red tn report Of
a., Committee Of Education. Tdis showed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
HOME MISSIONS.

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foo cl, home mission, OF which the following
il "a brief abstract;
Total received b. the treasurer during me
v.rr --G.2l2 -: fOm which dcduci amounts
..,iG otit before the BEGINNING OF tne Ne'i
which mol beng used were curing me year
y. fnrf...I 10 ilc treasury. s2li l7.amouni re-
futned "a Church Loans, s29B 10, amount
fnrupd over t1 This treasury rom Tie ono
, =, FOREIGN Missions, on account OF Mpih ll
he indian Territory, si.13o and We hn.. M 'e!. =
I'm the total receipts of tiis year. - % :
III mis- sum there came nom le-Acisa, ~
,ee l6. fOm other gcneixl in scel , nsVes l,.,
-oufccs. s3O5B Il; total 3rJo@ 10 N,,ich
! iroy.s us the amount received nom colieV-
/ lions. o,d from sources within the lI"hpt ls-
/ rie- -5- 625 -; the amount On hah' " nci"
| fre4survl at The beginning OF the car wa =
/ II ..99 4ii: toisi received during rue 3cti, -
aboVe. s-6.242 81; total ia the hands oi 'ie
trlasurtr during the year, ssl ,bSo -, oi ...is
/ sltfn In. ffeashIcr nisDursed, s.",1o5oSi n..'
ance cash lu treasury Apiii lst, ls'u'so l3i %
] ms total receipts mot Including amount 20
4 re,yea r0m Foreign Mission oihcel WEIR
~reatcr tban those oi laSi year hy sl3.3oi: IL
/ az tnis. the increase ia leS"cleS was -,
| -al 10 and the increase IN othet fecsipt'
81 G-SDS Tho expense OF management ha'
beei, n traction lees than per cent. upon
amount In hand. not including the Cash Oh
! lind a. ihe eginIing Of The year.