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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
THE IRISH - ADeRSHIP.
Another Account of the Meeting I
NatiOnaIists.


LONDON. Dee. 1.-The meeting Of the
Parliamentary members Of the Irish Nation
alist party called to date as TO the question
of party leadership convened at noon to-day.
Mr.. Parnell was tine first 10 arrive, ano
promptly called his colleagues TO order. Tel
egrams from the representatives. OF the party
now in the United states and from Arch
bishop CrOke, were read. AT l O'Clock a
recess was taken for luncheon.
Mr.. Parnell took no part in the proceed
ings beyond stating that the meeting was
called in accordance with the decision ar
rived at on Friday last.
AT 1890 O'Clock the doors Of the room in
which the Irish Nationalist members are
holding their conferences were reOpened
About seyenty-fye members were present
throughout the conference. The meeting J.
of the stOrmiest description. The friends Of
Mr.. Parnel are making desperate Efforts Z
readiOurn the conference TO Dublin, where,
they urge 50 grave q question as the
leadership Of the Irish party should be
properly decided. kilograms in support Of
Mr.. Parnell were read from Messrs. liar-
rngtOn, Pierce. MahOny, LaylOr and Lea
nv. A cablegram from Mr.. Gill expressive
Of that gentleman's grief at the action
which his conscience compelled him 10 take
towards the leader he loved. He would
give his life TO defend tnat leader, or hc
would follow him TO death, but be could not
follow him 10 what seemed TO him to be dis
honor. AtG o'clock a recess was taken for
an hour. and the meeting finally adjourned
without action on the question Of ParnelPs
retirement.
JOHN O'LEARY AND THE COMMANDMENT.
In letter relating to the Parnell crisis,
John O'Leary, the well known advocate 81
absolute Irish independence, writes; IRE
land for years has broken most of the tei
commandments, with all possible aid from
Gladstone and other Englishmen; but when
the seventh commandment is broken Eng
lish morality is forthwith in arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
..su,ubell a co.'s Hsnufacturing Estab'
n-hmenf Destroyed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Fire this alter
noon I'm the extensive manufacturing estab-
,ishment of the A. Campbell Manufacturing
Company OF cotton yarns, locatei on the
anal bank at the foot OF Robson street,
Mauayunk, did damage amounting TO $500
900. one fireman was killed and three
others were badly hurt by falling walls.
Charles Snyder, aged forty years, fireman oil
Engine Company No. l6, was buried under
t. mass OF bricks and timbers, and instantly
killed.
The injured are Joseph v. Carter, aged
forty-siX years, OF Engine Company No. 80.
leg crushed; Edwin NJ. Schoheld, aged
thirty-eight, hoseman, skull fractured, leg
broken. and injured internally; john Coin,
aged forty-six. no eman, injured internally.
Charles H0skins anL william Spencer, who
we're in an upper floor. succeeded In work
ing their way through the debris TO
A window, and were safely lowered 10
the ground. The three upper floors Of the
building were occupied by Albert Cren-
shaw. manufactures Of 1annels and dress
GOODS. Their loss is 5000. Campbell q
"a. lose S2J. 900. The losses are probably
nearly covered by insurance. There were
,bout 800 persons employed in the mill, all
of whom escaped in safety when the nre
started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
The LAW AVENGED.
A Coid-Bioodsd Murderer Dice on the
Gallows.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. Ellis Miller, OF
Union county, was hanged in the annex OF
the penitentiary here shortly after midnight.
Miller remained cool and firm to the last,
and died with "God bless YOU all; hope
TO meet you in Heaven" on his lips. He
lropped seven feet, ak inches, and did not
make perceptibie motion OF either arms or
egs after the fall. Ii was twenty-seven
minutes after the drop fell before life was
pronounced extinct by the physicians.
Death resulted from stI Isngulation.
Miller's crime was peculiarly heartless
and cold blooded, and without any OF the
circumstances which often mitigate the
commission of murder. lie nad been a
ruel husband, dissipated and worthless
or many years, aud finally In bis drunken
.renzy drove his wife from home.
She took refuge with her sister, who lived
iearby, and the fact that this sister gave
,neter to his wife brought upon her the
.nmity OF Miller. Passing the house, Mil
er met his sister-in-law, and without word
II warning shot her so seriously that she
lied within few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
MINER STRIKE.
workers In IN Alabama Goa Mines All
Walk Out.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. l. - lspe
cial. "A contemplated strike Of all tn
coal miners i'm this district has for "A week o.
two been agitating the public here. IL 10
now definitely settled that the men at ali
of the principal mines in Alabama will
walk out, and remain idle until their al
leged grievances are adjusted. The demand
of the miners is for fixed price per ton for
getting out coal, instead OF the present slid
ing scale, based on the price of iron. Oi
the older miners, not few say that the
strike is i'll advised; but that b.,
force Of circumstances they are
compelled to lend their assistance 10 the
NOV, ment. Tue negro miners will also 90
out, but, as cold weather is rapidly drawinl
near, they will hardly remain idle for any
great length OF time. Good feeling is said
to exist between the employers and en-
ployees. IL is thought. therefore. that th,
strike will be shOrt-liyed; though, indeed.
some Of the iron men are making arrange
ments tp bank the fires in their coke oven
and furnaces.
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
and the SlOss Iron and Steel Company
the two largest mine operators and iron pro-
ducers in the State, will be able to keel
their furnaces in blast by reason Of the con-
vict labor employed ~ them in addition to
free labor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
FOREIGN
1hE HORSE RECORD
Entries mad Result. at Clifton and Gut
tenburg.
Winners at Clifton races

Winners at Clifton races:
Fir.t race, nve-eighths OF = mile. selling
O.c.ola nrst. Censor second. MacauiaS Third
Time. 1903 ,. ...ta
zen tgo-year-Olds-fOxiord first, Repent sec
oud. Gender third. IiI2e. l;ll5s- ....,,.,
Ibirdrac-. seven-eighths OF mile welteI
syrlgbts--aIlie Harper frst. tllis second
Premium, geiding. third; line, i;Shb1' =, ,,e.
SFourt race. one ana one-louith ih,iSs'
~ ndicsp- Myfellow nrst, Badge secohe' blue
.Te.ustnlrd. lime, 2.O01.
tttr d race. one mile. selling feArl SCI hts'
p.teu van second, Cneeney third Time
- ro ce. ak and one-halffurlongs, three
yesr.0ids- Text fist. he sheriff second, Rose
berry third. Time. l;219t.
Entries for Tuesday At Gutienburg;
FIST race. tifree-qu rters OF q mile. sell
t,g-Salisbury. III; KingstOck, 40 Syra-
r.,se los. Merido u. ferNid. lOG Lemon BIOS
.om. IO5: steve Jerome, gypsy N ny, JVln i,l, /,
Atwood. 4 ambesu, lOx Chancels OS fA'
Moran, CornelS, ~ silent no N"h ioH'
second race. I'VE aud half furlongs, sell
fng-favoTs. lO6; BushDOlt ioo. ai.'ie rteS'
~ -Ir Rae gs: Luray. %; bedotte' MY So'
Paroiine 90: Judge Mitchell ~ ~. .,a
ThiuI race, three quarters OF niue. ulS,ui ulsiu
sr's-Oueen Hattie, iI9. Glitter. 1l9, FABIAN ,
M. Isdv NJ III. Miss COlvilie formerly
Albyl. M: Fantine. 1iG Nerr, IL; t4peka'
ll-. ozone Il1: BarcarOla, lO5' Mohlcan,
lug TeunesseaD. 1O7; Let Her 60, lOi
Armour. lOf. ,-.,. ..,,to.
fourth race. one aud One-sixteenth miles
slIns-Csn can. 1l& Wbitisr, ll3; Brown
uuke, iO7: Leila May, lOB NshoO, 1906 haiiS
Kohl. lOi: Folsom, lO3. - M
Flffu race. six and One-half furlougs-ball-
st1n. lI2. KenwOOd. 1IO; Young Duke, NV
Bradford 10. Pain Killer iOo; Wlnona' loS
lago 100 ljonston, 1O7; Cunwad. lOk Facial
B iU2. Swiffer. 100. ~
sixth race, eeyen-eishths OF mile, sen p
lns-Prriclss, li1 Neptunus. 1l5; Harry
Ireland. LOneiy, ANOMALY, lUS ~ynWooI'
iGB Blanche; Oarsman. 10, Rosa feari'
ATery. rOur Nash, o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02

matters the light Of day. II VIII enable us
10 know where we stand. Mr.. Gladstone
sincerely desires 10 pacify Ireland, but be
has 10 deal with followers less honest and
sincere than himself. Parnell has shown
himself capable OF gauging and dealing
with these men. They dread him
because he knows their measure, aud
how will they act IN the future In
dealing with men who lack Mr.. ParnelPs
ex xtraordinary and commanding characterl
Be lieying in the triumph OF home rule, we
cannot forget GladstOne's age. We do not
hesitate 10 say that, whitfield down. home
rule will perpetuate q condition of affairs
that all desire to have ended. At the first
show OF weakness or indecisiOn before the
foe the party will cry: ION, for only one
hour Of Parncll."
At a meeting OF the BaliIna branch Of the
National League Messrs. Crilly and Mac
donald. Irish Nationalist members Of Par
lament. were unanimously instructed to
vote for the retention Of Mr.. Parncll as the
leader OF the Irish party at the conference
held in London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
PARNELL'S ULTlMATUM.
Mr Gladstone Has Not and VIII Not Mo-
tfce 1t.


LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Pall-Mall Gazette
SAYS that Mr.. Parnel in the ultimatum to
MIR. Gladstone, mentioned in this mornings
Telegraph. adhered 10 his former statement
that the aspirations of the people Of Ireland
were endangered by the proposals made in
the conversation which took place at Ha-
warden and tried to prove that concern for
the points involved in those conversations
was his governing motive. He suggested
IN the ultimatum that Mr.. Gladstone sign a
pledge to include in the next Home Rule
bill the points which he Parnell) considers
essential 10 its success. In this event he
said he would consider the advisabllity Of
his retiring from his position as head Of the
Nationalist party. Mr.. Gladstone, the Ga
zette saws. has not noticed, nor does be in
tend to notice, this wriggle OF Parnell.
THE NATIONAL LIBERAL CLUB.
1t is stated by prominent members Of the
National Liberal Club that the committee
Will undoubtedly repontat the coming meet
ing in favor Of the proposal 10 cxpel Mr.
Pafnell from the Club.
The Standard SAYS: Even those who find
little to attract and much 10 repel in Par
nell's character cannot withhold admiration
for the extraordinary courage with which
ne has fought for supremacy. 1t would be
hard 10 fnd parallel in the annals OF
Parliament
The Times thinks that Mr.. Parnell is the
best nuclus Of "A new party. He still re-
tains powerful and useful following.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
ETGRSBURG.
Large Tract of Land Sold-Church Notes
Movement for Home for the Sick.

Large Tract of Land Soid-Church Notes
Movement for Home for the Sick.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. Especial !
Mr.. W. Grossman, well-known real estate
agent in Petersburg, has sold to party of
settlers from Dakota five hundred acres oi
land in Chesterfield county, about h'e
miles from Petersburg, for 5000.
Itis learned from well known commits
sion merchant OF Petersburg that during th.
past month over 100000 have been real
ized from the sale Of peanuts in Petersburg.
Rev. T. ii. Manley, who for the past w.
wears has been the efficient pastor Of Oak
Street African Methodist Episcopal church
in this city, left this morning for Knoxville.
Tenn, to take charge OF church there.
some one hundred or more Maryland
veterans are expected 10 arrive here shorti,
ON a visit 10 the batie-helds In front Of Pc
tersburg. While here they will be quar-
tered al the Albemarle Hotel.
There will be meeting OF gentlemen In
the basement OF rabb-Street Presby yteriau
church tomorrow night at O'Clock TO or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
with n Sad sequel. Followed by Suit for
Divorce.

BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. IA romantic
marriage, with sad sequel, is brought TO
light by suit for divorce brought here by
Sarah Wilds. beautiful creole. Her father
wss a wealthy planter at NV Providence.
When she first met John W. Wilds he was
"A passenger on "A vessel that was wrecked
on the island in 1874. and when picked up
was unconscious. BY careful nursing b,
the beautiful creole be was restored "a
health. Wlds then set in 10 court his far
nurse. and believing from what he said tn I
h. was "A wealthy citisen OF the United
states, she consented to marry him. Th,
ceremony was performed Mt New ProvL
denee. After living at Nassau while they
came 10 Baltimore, where the wife discov-
cred that her husband was a poor man.
The wife claims in her suit that Wilds took
TO drink and is now in Jail, and she charges
him with abandonment aud cruel treat
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
MOMENTOUS CRISIS.
Tho Frseman's journal stiIl Pins HIS
Faith To Parnell.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-The Freeman's Jour
nal Of to-day says The crisis is the most
momentous that has ever occurred In Ire
land. The position is, however, freed from
many Of the dangers that encompassed the
split between O'COnuell and the young
Ireland party. The people are now edu-
Gated and politically organized. While
Parnell's manifesto has repulsed many OF
his former supporters, IL has been
seryiceable 70 Ireland by giving certain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY.
A Woman Gagged, Bound, and RObbes
without Her knowledge.

Special to The Times by Dunlop Cable CO.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-When the train for Nice
arrived at ToulOn the officials AT the station
made a discovery which created a sensation
among the passenge $. In compartment
a woman. thirty-lhree years of age, named
Zoe Marquet. was discovered unconscious.
alone. with her mouth gagged with nap
Kin and her hands tied with a necktle.
Restoratyes applied brought her to con-
sciousness, and in reply 10 questions Of the
authorities. she declared she was unable TO
give any explanation as TO how she came
10 be I'm such condition. She stated she
left Monte Carlo on the midnight train Tor
Marseiles 10 reioin her husband, an
apothecary in the neig b0rbo0d Of Cor
stantine. When she entered the tram she
had 1000 francs in her pocket, which are
now mis- sing. She remembered reading
letters and newspapers until the tram
reached Cannes, after that she has no recol-
lection OF anything The police authorities
have taken the matter in hand. and opened
inquiry with the view Of discovering If
hypnOtism has been practced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02

ROANOKE. Va, Dec. Special. The
Basic City development Company. in which
prnminent officials of the Norfolk and
Western railroad is largely interested, ha-
purchased fJf $4,000 a tract Of land ad-
Joining the city. and several large iron
plants will be erected upon it at an early
dly. The Shenandoah Valley division Of
the Norfolk and Western runs through the
city and this property. This purchase en-
lists this powerful corporation in the work
Of dpyplODmpnt there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
Carpe Wool.

The Russian exports OF carpet woods TO
this country have been ser ously obstructed
Inv the Mckinley tarit act. But what do
the sbeep-rai sers of THE country gain by
nrobibting a class Of wool which they do
not producef All that the duty on carpet
wool accompiishes is an increase in the cost
of carpets. "A elimination in con-umI ton OF
carpets. and consequent oss Il employ
ment 10 carpet weasers. But We are t.i 20
wait pat lily and ., . the benencient re-
suits OF the Mckinley tariff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
INDIAN MARAUOERS.
The Sioux stamp.d.d and Stealing n
They Go.


They Go.
PINE RIDGE, 5. d., Dec. 1.-The stampede
of Rosebud Indians is now complete. Em-
boldened by the inactivity OF the military,
the Sioux from the Old spOited-Tall dgenc
have crossed White river, and are moyin
north along the stream to the lis. The
redskins are 50 near the bad lands n
would not take them long 10 get in to th'
barren Businesses at the first approach OF
the troops, and by travelling sl0wl,
along the river they can get god
grazing for their stock. In their stampede
the Indians have robbed all ranches in the
White Clay and Wounded Knee county
Hundreds Of horses and beeyes have beer
stolen. One Of the Rosebud police officer
who has been following the big band Of
marauders had his horse shot from under
him Yesterday. Many OF Little Wound's
people are with the Rosebuds. Little
Wound is not with the party. which is now
reported TO be 1860 strong. The troops have
not yet received orders TO move on the
marauders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
DANVlLUE.
work Suddenly stopped on the Roanoke
aud Southern.


aud Southern.
DANvILLE, Va, Dec. 1.-lspecial.l-
Work on the Roanoke and Southern road
near Martinsyille has come to a sudden stop
in an unexpected manner. Breen Feely.
be contractors. sub-let IA contract for por-
ION of the work 10 Terry X Co., Of Lynch
burg. When Terry was ready to 20 To worb
Brecn 4 Feely. for some reason, revoked tn
.oniract Terry sued them for damages, and
obtained "A verdict in the Circuit
Court OF Henry county for $1,000.
The defendants appealed. aud wer'
given until last Friday to furnish the neces-
,ary bond. On that day the bond was no
forthcoming, and both members Of the iirn
Oeing absent from their place OF business
the sheriff levied on ali their property visit
bic. consisting Ofmules, carts, plOws. tools
camp equipase. and other railroad buildint
supplies. much more than enough TO satisf,
he Judgment. This put stop to work on
the road and the hands have been idle since
Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
pARNELL's wsODlNG-DAY.
Reported That 1t Has Been Set About six
Months Hence.

LONDON, Dec. l.-Mr. Parnell, it is said
has already appointed the wedding-day,
about six months hence, Tor himself and
Mrs. O'shea. Those who have met the pair
SAY that they are passiOuately devoted to
each other. and that Mrs. O'shea's one
ambition for years has been 20 become Mrs.
Psrnell; that while she deplores
he pOiitical effect OF the exposure,
she is more than compensated
by the prospect OF union TO the
man of her choice. Mrs. O'shea is about
four wears older than Parnell. IL Is said
that she has evidence enough to have de,
fested the divorce suit, but that she desired
nothing 10 stand in the way Of gaining Par
nell for husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
LEXINGTON.
Bad WHISKY Causes n General Row on
Court Day.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 1.-lSpecial.i-
There was general row here to-day, in
which was engaged about two hundred pe'
ple. most of whom made free use Of brick
bat-. stones and any small articles that cam,
10 hand. This is County Court day, aad th'
town is full of people from all over th,
whole county, most Of whom are full
Of bad whisky. So when one Flint tooh
ofIense at some remarks, and begun prac-
ticing his pugilstic powers on the by
ISLANDERS, he was forced to knock out hN'
men. as well as causing "A few others Il
use bandages. BY this time the whole
crowd had taken hand IN it 10 the extent
that about AS near little war as is gener
ally seen occurred. Nobody was fatal,
hurt, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02

LONDON, Dec. The Daily News, com
mentlng on President IIarrison's message
saws: "Surcly the head of a great natl OF
should occupy his mind with something
and better than regrets at inability TO alter
the natural laws Of supply aud demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
NEW YORK IRISH LEAGUE.
MEMBERS INDIGNANT At o'BRIEN
AND ASSOCIATES.

Ipgratitude- Cali for IN Irish -AmsrtcsD
C.nvsntion-Prossst Against Their As-
tIou Recommended.
NEw YORK. Dec. 1.-The following dis
pstck was sent to the president OF the Irish
National League tonight by rerne Branch
Of the League, ana copy thereof cabled TO
Mr.. Parnell. Terne Branch 10 one OF the
eldest in the city.
ITO John Fitzgerald, president OF the
Irish National League. Lincoln, Seb.:
O'Brie-, Dillsn and associates have ignored
the National League, and by doing 40 have
insulted all Of it's members. They proved
ungrateful to the American-Irish organiza-
tons that did 90 much for them. They have
completed their ingrstitude by throwing
overheard the able, honest leader, Psrnell,
whs has done so much for Ireland
and for them. That Irish-American opin-
ion may not be misrepresented or misun-
derstood, we suggest that you call q con-
,ention Of the League and CT kindred Irish
societies to decide II we shall have Glad
stone, the British politician, or Parnell, the
Irish patriot. as the issue has now narrow
ed itself down TO that. Signed, Cornelius
J. Reilly, president Terne Branch Irish Ma
tional League"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
Leg Crushed by "a Train

STAUNTON. VA Dec. L. Special l-Mr.
j. Il. Plecker of this place, fell under
moving train at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot and had his leg badly crushed. He
may have also suffered serious internal in
inrins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02

DUBLIN. Dec. AT meeting Of tn,
evicted Lugacurran tenants held yesterday
resolutions were adopted expressing conf
dcnce in Mr.. Parnell. and calling for his
continuance as a leader Ofthe Irish Nation
list Marty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
TO ASSIST KOCH.
Empress Frederick Makes "A Lib 'ral Dc
nation In His Interests.

Special to The Times by Dunlap Cable Go
BERLIN, Dec. Banker Won Bleickroe-
der. with the consent OF the Empress Fred
erick, has withdrawn the S250,OO which he
intended as a donation to the Emperor
Frederick Hospital, and placed the amount
at the disposal Of Minister Gossler, 10 he
used in the interest of Professor Koch. to-
gether with the hospital grounds at LIGHTER
field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
DEATH OF FRANK G JOHNSON
AT LYNCHBURG.
Sudden stoppase Of Work on the Roanoke
and Southern Railrosd-Fund Of the
Lyncbburg CoIored CoIIege-Lstest from
All Over the Commonwealth.


LYNcHBURG, Va, Dec. 1.--lspecial. !
MIR. Frank &. Johnson, third son Of Mr.. +. ID.
johnson, leading jeweler Of this city. died
last night at his fathers residence on Court
street. lie was student at Richmond Col
lege, and was taken with malaria last week
and removed to this city last Thursday.
His death was unexpected, and is deeply
lamented by host Of friends and acquaint-
ances.
The colorcd college to be erected In this
city secured a subscription OF $3.50 at Bed
ford City last week and 500 at Lexington.
completing the full subscription that is
necessary TO make up the whole fund.
Rev. j. l.. Bray, the new pastor Of Irini-
" church, and Rev. James \. Duncan, OF
Memorial church, occupied the pulpits OF
their churches yesterday for the first time,
and both were greeted with unusually large
congregations at both the morning and
night services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
LATE KING OF HOLLAND.

Imposing Funeral Ceremonies at the
Hague.
THE HAGUE. Dec. THE funeral OF
the late King OF Holland took place .
lay with imposing ceremonies. An IN
mense proc scion attended the removal oi
the remains to the palace amid the boom
ug of cannon and the tolling Of bells. All
public buildings and most Of the private
aWcllings bore svmbnls Of mourning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
GLASGOW.
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and
their Lots.

GLASGOW. VA, Dec. 1.-The Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough, who recently pur-
chased "a number OF lots here, have decided
to build on their lots handsome stOrehouses
to cost not less than $4,000 each. The
agent Of the Glasgow company. who has
been in New York for the past three days
comforting with the Duke in regard TO his
purchases, has returned with the contracts
signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02

An American vessel named the Berlin
has arrived al Holyhead. Her captain re-
ports that thers has been . mutiny on
boaId.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
SUGAR PRODUCERS.

4 congress Of capitalists interested in
sugar production will meet here December
10Th