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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
WILLIAMSBURG.
Liquor Cases Presented-Mceting Of the
Asylum Eoard.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April lj.-'spo-
cial The grand jury has presented for i'm
dictmeni thirty-seyon cases Of violation Of
law. thirty-fye Of which were for selling
liquor TO minors. I'm the preliminary pro-
cccdings the liquor men were defended by
Is. T. Armi.tc1d. AMI if j, understood that
Henley a. Pcachy have been employed as
additional counsel in their defence. The
prosecution is in the hands of a. 4. Peachy.
COmmOnwealfh's Attorney, who is 90 h0 as-
sisted by Mr.. j. i. Hubbard and Mr.. sydney
SMITH
Several applications for liquor licenses
were held under adyisement until Friday
There is a strong feeling developing hcrea-
bouts against the liquor traffic.
The case against Dr. l.. 4. Nynne was
dismissed.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the asylum took place
to-day in the beautiful executive building Of
that institution. Besides the hOld-Oyers
there were present an the new members re-
Gently appointed by the present Governor
viz: Dr. T.. 4. Irving, Of famville; ID. g..
Richardson. Esq, of Richmond; Cha---s T..
Goodwin. Esq, of NOttOWay Courthouse;
Thomas J.. Watkins. OF Charlotte Court
house. and AL. Montague. of Danyilie. a
II'.M Ni-NIlIENNINN ~ t0 iAiINl|N 10y WNAilA"
m0usly roelecting Colonel Walter il. Iay-
l0r of Norfolk. president. and ID. 4. Rich
ards0n. of Richmond. president pro tempore.
Tine C0ny0cation of Norfolk met this
morning in BrutOn Church. and was organ
lied by elocting as dean Rev. B. ID. Tucker,
of 80. pauls Church. Of Norfolk; and as
secretary Rev. l.. W. Gravatt. of 81. Peters
Church. Norfolk. The opening sermon was
preached 5v Rev. 4. j. $. Mayo. Of III.
Paurs Church, of Newport News. His text
was taken from seventh chapter and twenty
hnh verse of Hebrews The morning SER
vice was read boy Rev. T.. i. Brown. of
Berkeley. Many members and visitors are
expected 90 arrive ON the evening trains.
Judge Isaac II. Christian, of Charles City,
presided this morning for Judge Fauhn-
In th case of the Commonwealth against
Wynn as in which case Judge Fauhng
did Do wish 90 sit. i'm view of the personal
relations existing between him and The
party defendant.
The Masonic Lodge here has decided 90
celebrate in appropriate manner -tJOhn's
IaV ou the 2ltl of June.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
A MAN DRAGGED DOWN BY AN
ANCHOR AND DROWNED.

Death of Captain John W. Hill-Ld-
ward Butler hssassina,ed-Alom of
the University-A Fatal Dose at Green's
Eboro-Gleanings.
RALEIGH. y. c., April i5.-.special.l r.
Captain John ". Hill, Of Washington. was
drowned in Pamlico Sound during terrific
storms there last week. Captain Hill was
master Of the schooner =. Cora, and on
Thursday was sailing in Pamlico Sound, or
the coast of Hyde county. when a sqUall
came up. lie had no one on board with
him, except a boy. About sundown he tried
10 make anchor near Bluff Shoals. lie was
lowering anchor by himself, when his feet
became entangled in the buoy rope, which
was attached TO the anchor, and being un-
able to extricate himself, the heavy anchor
pulled him overheard dragged him under the
water. and held him fast. The boy was un-
able 10 rescue him. and no other human aid
was at hand. Captain Hill was cOnse-
quently held down in the awful death trap
tin daylight. when the boys distress signal
was answered, and help came.
The most terrific wind ever known is said
TO have prevailed in the sound all that day.
The schooner Damascus and barge Vision
would have been wrecked on the shoals If
help had not come 10 them.
Ii is learned that new development has
taken place in connection with Rocky
Mounts pOstoiiice and Lee Person; another
negro has been appointed 10 succeed sylvia
Drake. the negro woman, who was unable
10 give bond. this makes Rocky Mounts
third negro postmaster.
The Alumni OF the University Of North
Carolina. now residing in Wilmington. held
"A meeting in that city last night and organ
lied the Wilmington branch Of the Alumni
Association. IL was found that there are
fifty Alumni Of the University now living In
Wilmington. It was decided TO hold a re-
union and dinner on the first Monday in
May.
Fire in Brunswick county destroyed two
thousand barrels of rOsin belonging tO VAL
entine smith. and valued at S2,sN. and
eight hundred barrels belonging tO Frank
Bros. The rosin was lying 40 the landing
on Naccamaw river awaiting shipment,
and il is thought was fired by an incendi-
ary.
The police have had suspicious that con-
siderable gambling has been going on an
quiet way here for some time past. and yes
ierday they made a haul. six white men
were dilHl-hNu "'i'l' tii' Ni"f "i tli'' Ni''"
Ing and fined for gambling az house ON
east Martin street on sunday.
The committee appointed by the last Gen
oral Assembly % report upon the exemption
from taxation in the state, met
here to-day. and will probably be in session
the remainder OF the week. as there is a
heavy volume of canvassing and inNestga-
ti0n before them. The committee is COM
posed OF two state Senators and three mem
bers of the House. A large number of rail-
road officials have been summoned 10 appear
and give required information about their
respective corporations. The officials of the
Atlantic Coast Line were before the commit
tee to-day.
The Governors Guard Of this city decided
last night 20 attend the 1lecklenburg cele-
bration May both, and enter the military
contests on that occasion.
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PETERSBURG.


improvements for the Central Asylum
Narrow Escape from Death.
PETERSBURG. VA, April ij.- Special
The regular quarterly meeting of the Board
Of Directors of the Central lunatc Asy-
lum was held 40 the asylum building this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock with ihe following
members present. Robert Gillian. of Peters
burg; Julius Strauss of Richmond; Dr. j.
Prank Mason. OF Loudoun: 4. ). Nuck0l-.
Of Louisa. Col. T.. B. Jeiiff-s. of south li0s-
ton. II. b. Cook. OF Norfolk: Captain j. ~.
B0gari, Of southampton county; MOn'caim
Oldham. of AccOm1c. The last three are
new members. DR.. G.. w. u. Brock, of
Richmond. the retiring president of the
board, was also present. The board was re-
organized by the election of the following.
officers President. Robert Gillian.
Of Petersburg N'cc-uo-ident. John
II. Bogart. of southampton county.
The plans of Major B. j. Black. of Rch-
mopd. for the proposed additions % The
asylum were received. The proposed plans
feet, each. with iiny-siN cells in each. ar-
ranged 0n both sides of corridor fourteen
feet wide. The building is 90 Doe entirely
fire proof and thoroughly ventilated. THE
walls are 90 Doe of sufficient strength to ad-
init of a second and even "a third story q lhe
demand should so require The buildings
are 90 be built of brick. stone and iron. and is
is contemplated 90 have them ready 90 DE Oc-
cupied by the iall. The proposed addi-
ti0ns 90 the asylum viii give accom-
mOdatiOns for two hundred more patients.
The plans were referred t0 "a committee.
consisting of Robert Gillian. Of Petersburg.
Julius Strauss. of Richmond: Dr. b. Mae
son. of LOud0un. and k. b. Cook. of Norfolk.
with power 90 act The present asylum has
1886 rooms, not counting ihe large dormit9-
ries over the dining-rOoms. The grounds
cover 2~S acres There are now confined
iu the asylum Cos PATIENTS.
The regular quarterly term of tno lust
iugs Court OF this city-Judge ID. NJ. Ber-
nard presiding-will open on Thursday
morning next. The criminal docket ls %
very large Ono and embraces several inter-
csting cases. Judge Bernard i- cOn-l ieriu-
whether or not in tine future he Will hold
monthly terms of his criminal court instead
of quarterly terms.
The Petersburg Granite Quarying Com
pany have the contract i0r furnishing the
rough stone for the soldiers and sailors
monument at Richmond. the construction
of which was given t0 James Nctherw00d
April Sth. The stones are mammoth boo
size. ranging ln weight from 10000 lo 10000
pounds each. There are live of These stones.
two of which have been quarried and can
be seen at the quarry. The total weight 0i
stone tO this monument viii bo about 800
tons.
Bishop Randolph will visit Petersburg ON
the lth of May next, 90 administer the rite
of confirmation.
The Il. J.. Lee Battery. Captain John
Irushcim. has received an invitation from
the Ladies' Memorial Association, of Nor
felix, % visit that city on ihe l9th instant
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Commonwealth Attorney Appointed
Taftner- Preparing for Corn llantiEg.

Commonwealth Attorney Appointed
Fainers Preparing for Corn Planting.
LOUISA, VA, April i3.- Special. |-Ow-
mg 30 the continued illness Of Judge Il. W.
Sims, who is now improving, County Court
was presided over by Judge Redd, Of Han
over. Mr.. George Il. Anderson, who Is now
"a resident of Clifton Forge Va, rendered
his resignation as CommOuWealth's Attor-
nev. and Mr.. r.. l.. Gordon was appointed
4, the Court 20 nll Mr.. Anderson's uneN-
pired term. The appointment gives uni
tersal satisfaction. Quite a small crowd
WAS present the farmers being busy al
Tome preparing for corn planting. Huano
agents were plentiful aud active. The
farmers. however, seemed disinclined 10
huv. most Of them waiting and hoping 10
obtain their fertilizers on better terms d.
rect from the manufactures, through the
Farmers Alliance, which seems 70 be IN a
fOurishing condition in this county.
A mill for the production of sassairas oil
will be- erected here in short time.
The Mineral Ciiy Co. formerly 1Olers-
,ille). are going ahead viii much energy,
aud zoe prospect OF abundant success seems
assured.
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
CAPTAIN r. c OVERBEY MURDER
Ed BY A NEGRO.

Tragedy in Mocklcnburg Particulars Of
the Death of Mr.. Thomas !. -. Tddins-
News from ISnchbnrg Petersburg and
Many other Points.
GAINESVILLE, Va April l5.- Special.
Our community was shocked 90 the intclli-
gonce OF horrible murder committed yes
tcrday afternoon near Buffalo Lithia
Springs. Capt. q. G.. O,crboy was Knocked
down and beaten until unconscious by
negro working on the Buffalo extension of
the Atlantic and Danyille Road. The me-
gro's name was, it is charged. John Phillips.
and he halls from Caroline. lie. with two
others who were present. were arrested and
sent 10 the county Jail at Boydton ON special
trains. Captain Oyerbey was the only
brother of Mrs. John A. Coke, of Richmond.
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4 Eody Found Nangied on ihe Truck
Miss NOra Wootfen Indicted.

4 Eody Found Nanrled on The Track
Mi,, Nora Wootien Indicted.
ROANOKE, NA- April j.-.slecial. The
body OF owen II. iiughes, "a mlddle-aged
employe of the West End furnace here, and
native OF pfi-hurg. Pa. was found ON lhe
Norfolk aud Western road track go >nuirr-'
Crossing to-day. horribly mutilatcd. having
been run over hy freight train. cOron-
er's iufg rendered verdict that deceased
was probably murdered and the body placed
on tno track aucrwald. suspicion points
-O strongly tO certain paulc, in tIe neigh
bOrh00d that they viii be- arrested.
Miss Nora No0iten. the young lady who
attempted t0 0murdor Dr. II. A. sims, was
TODAY indicted by the grand jury
I've Ncrreill. the Italian arrested here for
setting fro t0 The trlio.ln county lail,
where bee was confined for petit larceny and
escaped, WAS taken backt0 Rocky Mount io-
day.
4 corps of surveyors will he put % work
at once surveying the Roanoke and South
Dm railroad Dine via Rocky Mount.
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sniff of Eepublican..

NORFOLK. Va, April d. special. r.
There was "A big split m the Norfolk County
Republican Committee last night, which
even Colonel William Lamb, of the state
Committee. could not heal. The tight was
made over the county craftsmanship, and
one faction endorsed Colonel George A.
Martin FOR the position and another :. b..
Carney. At the meeting Mahone's ani Bow
den's relative strength was shown, the
Martin faction endorsing BOwden and the
Carney faction Malone.
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Petersburg Demoeratle ward Meetings.

PErERsBuRG. Va. April lj.- special. -
The Democrats OF Petersburg held ward
meetings tonight tO elect ten delegates from
each ward in the city % city convention,
90 be- held on Thursday nigat next, which
will nominate candidates Tor the Narious
city offices 20 be- niled 40 the municipal
election b. be held IN May next. The meet
iugs were more largely attended than
any that have been held in Petefs-
burg for n numter ~ years. aud
were very harmonious. The election Of the
delegate, was characterized by that .air-
ness which gave satisiact0ntO en-; the dele
cations elected lom the several wards are
said % be strongly for George ". Eane--
for city sergeant dr. kancs il present
chief engineer Of the ire department. ana ~
brother Of Captain IL. Eanes, chief 0f
police.
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RALEIGH. y. g., April ij.-. special. r.
Particulars are received here to-day Of a
horrible assassination al Clinton, in Sampson
county. While Edward Butler, who lived
i'm the suburbs Of Clinton. was going up town
from dinner. he was shot by party in am
bush ON the roadside. The ball entered
Buffers right side, and perforated the
bowels. lie lived but a few hours, ana made
"A diving statement duplicating young man
OF desperate character, who has disappear
ed since the shooting.
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GREENSBORO.
swallowed Nux NOmiea by Mistake.
Killed With "a Fence Rail.

GREENSBORO, y. c., April l5.-lspecial.
Mrs. sarah Chamberlain, highly respect
ed widow lady about tity-hye years OF age,
bv mistake swallowed about table spoon
full, A. is supposed, Of the extract OF nuN
vomica, and died in spasms IN about TWEEN
~ minutes yesterday. She had previously
been suffering, and been treated
for partial paralysis Of the throat.
She lived with her daughter, Mrs. George l..
Terrell. OF this place. She arose IN the
night. and. AS far as could be learned. in-
tended TO take dose from a bottle containing
ouinine and iron, but took il from the wrong
bottle. In a momen., tinding she had made
a fatal mistake, she gave alarm 70 the lam
.n. Her son-ln.law, Mr, George /. Terrell,
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Rappahannock Bridge 0uestion-Caroiine
Court.


FREDERICKSBURG, April To- special
Caroline county court met yesterday.
Several cases of minor importance We're
tried and convictions had. W. :. White. Of
thi. city. made am extensive speech 20 the
large number OF people present in the inter-
est of tine Farmers Alliance President
piersOn presided.
II is reported here this evening that
Judge Smiiher, "a large capitalist m this
city. has sold his beautiful residence here
for Sll,00 % 20 "a gentleman OF royal foreign
I dc.
The question OF the location Of the
bridge across the kappahannock here
is creating great excitement among the up
Der and lower town people. The Council
decided 10 build it at >cot's site, bat IN The
election. near at hand. upon the appropria-
ton Of the fund % build % with, the lglt
will rise 90 "White heat, and even In The
election of the next Councilmen, that Will
occur in May next, the question VIII be
made a grave issue.
sarah johnson. charged with shooting
her sister in sp0isylyania several weeks
ago. and who was bailed, has been rear
rested and lodged i'm Jail.
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mARYLAnp,s TReAsuRER.
Formally Removed From once by Gov
ernor jackson.

ANArOLIs. ND, April lj.-ln the eN-
ecutiye chamber Ills morning Attorney
General Whyte read the report OF the com
mitiee charging Treasurer Archer with
malieasance in Office. and repeated appro.
priafions 10 his own use of the funds and
securities Of the state. lie then read the
Governors summons 20 Mr.. Archer 10 at.
tend al Annapolis today to answer the
charges. aud Mr.. Archer's reply. in which
ne pleaded illness, and waived all rights IN
the matter. Governor Jackson then for-
mally removed Archer from Oiiice. IL sex
pecicd that his successor VIII be appointed
tomorrow.
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SrANARDsNfLLF. Va, April lj.-.-pc-
cial. Mr.. Thomas J. ID. Eddin- name,
whose death was announced in lHf llNEs
to-day. WAS the synonym for truth and spot
less morals. AZ the ripe age oi eighty
wears be- has been gathered into the garner
as an ear Of corn 80 ripe unto ine harvest, a
sheaf oi wheat OF mature grain. Married
twice. liTst % Miss Carrie Barksdalc, second
to Mis-, Susan ". Farley. and surviving
both. quietly and lovingly residing at his
splendid homestead with bis aucctionate
son and his WIFE The sOrroWs OF the cOn-
munily attest. as did the immense con
course Of people who attended his
funeral on saturday, ihe very high
esteem ln which The people held
him. lie has billed several position. ~
trust in the county with ability aud eilici-
eucy. At Orange Courthouse where he
resided sometime prior iO lhe war. Dee Will
Dee remembered well and there are many
people there who viii share with Ms sincere
sOrrOW and grief at bis death. DR.. J.. ".
Sims was boz constant attendance, spending
almost his entire time with him. assisted ny
Dr.R.-. Beazley am old and experienced phi-
sician. hut an was in vain. lle best medl-
cal skill would not avail. he leaves six
children. an Of whom are married. The
greatest pride of bis latter days was that
he had succeeded in securing the promise oi
every grandson be- bad % abstain from in-
fOXicatng drinks tO the date Oi their ma
lOrliy and ior which promise Ae provides in
his viii for the payment % them as they be-
come tWenty-One years Of age, the sum ot
live dollars In gold.
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MADRID, April l5.--Thus far the effort TO
control the fire, which broke out in the city
cas- worAs last Eight. has been un>uc-
cassful. and the fire j. still burning. As q
eonscqu no, Madrid viii be In darAnes
r.rlght as l. WAS last night.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April lj.-Ihe steamer
san Juan, from Panama, reports the se-
yerest earthquake shock ever experienced
on the lsthmus since lss2. rs occurring re-
Gently. The shock lasted iiye seconds. On
February II, Guatemala adylces were that
the steamer ,hakharah, bound from san
Jose for Hamburg, went 20 pieces on the
rocks near Acaiulla; tine cargo, consisting
Of 1900 sacks Of coffee, valued at 9iVVOoo
va1 lost
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Death OF Mrs. X. Is. Meads-impIoye-
ment Company Election.

Death OF Mrs. X. Is. Neads-impToye-
ment Company Election.
CHARLOrrEsyuLE,N va. April lJ.-'>pc-
cial.T Mrs. Meade. The wife of the Rev. r.
Il. Meade. died last nj D.. after long and
painful illness. She was widely aud fay0ra-
bis known a. teacher. At the time 0l her
death she was in charge of the Piedmont
semale Institute.
The Charlottesville Industrial aud Land
Improvement Company Deld .ts first annua!
meeting last night The presidents report
made "a ycry favorable showing. The siock
is worth double what BE- has cost.
Judge White was reelected president.
Mr. IS. B. Woods having resigned. NJ. hauf-
man was unanimously chosen Vlcc-pr,si-
dent. With the exception Of Mr. Woods
and Mr.. r. a. Ma-sie, ine same directory as
last year was elected. The tw0 vacancies
were filled by the election of Mr.. Jgmes b..
Woods and Mr.. John =. Patton.
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BERLIN. April l5.-The Tageblait LIB
eraD SAYS that Chancellor Non CapriNi bas
forbidden the Ministers and other German
officials 10 communicate official Intelligence
10 the newspapers. Information, which IL
is desirable 10 publish. will appear in the Of
fetal journal, the Reichsanzeiger.
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A PROFESSIONAL MURDERER
Confes.es to a Number OF Grimes at sari-
Ittn..

ous Times.
BRsuNGHAM, Ala, April l5.-Bsn klsey
Icolored), who Is 70 be hanged FRIDAY TOR
the murder Of j.. W. Meadows (white) year
ago last January, has confessed that be- ana
another negro murdered An Italian pedler
near this city in December. lc>>. kisey, az
cOrding 10 the confession, has been engaged
in the business OF Killing people iog several
wears. lie robbed and murdered an Old
farmer and wife IN Georgia several sears
rgo, aud later shot policeman 10 Atlanta,
pnd has sllled TWO people IN lals state,
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SOCIETY
TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO
ATTEND THE UNWILLING.

Association or the I hiNffritN =" fNEhia
Alumni 90 be Formed In Nes York
Railroad New. aud An sorts Of Met a.
poiitan Items.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY iiNfs.
April l5. lN0
Tho New York southern society aill ap-
point a committee This week % go 10 Rich
mond 10 attend the Lee celebration. 10 is
expected that quite "a number OF the society
perhaps thirty or ioriy-niil eo 10 Rich
mond. An the members With whom rnE
TINES correspondent has conscrsed, are en-
thusiastic over the celebration. and very
eager 10 have ihe New York soldiers go
down. Among those who have decided TO
20 are VIC. Crenshaw. Jr., Il. l.. Harrison
and Colonel J. &. Calhoun.
THE VIRGINIA ALUMNI.
There are over one hundrci of the Alumni
0f the University of Virginia now located IN
New York. and movement has s-un 10
form them into an organization that VIII be-
A help t0 the prosperity oi their Alma Meter.
The subject WAS cauNa.-pd az d dinner
ti,on to some ffy az them on saturday
evening. and was enthusiastically approved
of hv thoso present Prominent among
those participating were +. p. RNos. Cap
tain Hugh y. Garden. president Di the
southern Society. and samuel spencer, N
DrcNel. Morgan a. Co.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Louisville and Nashville. first week i'm
April. lsgO. $685.. .3o1. l>s9. s3iU:fj: increase
SiSoio. From july l,i. i,'l. ii.t1i,5ioi
i~sg. Sl2N59.oll; increase. >l.o.-.l 1885,
Richmond and Danyillc system. trst
week in April. i-lo, S.i,,l23; ls>1 S2s3,oNi
increase. SO, l23.
ALL SORTS.
We have Jumped right into summer, and
the bright. warm days .nai would he
credit Go June hll the avenue and the PARK
with gay cquipages. There is quite
,prnNmg of nobility among them as
among tbe throng can he noted tho Duchess
of Marlborough. Sir Augustus aud Lady
Adderley. the Marquis and Marquise de-
Croisic. the Count de Nerl of Paris, amt
Count Alexis Law Ghisika of 40. Peters
burg.
The promoters OF the Washington Arch
Fund have hil upon scheme Tor raising
money which they think viii enah.e them
fo complete The. uud hy May Do. and lay
the cornerstone of the arch on Decoration
Day. They are n0w trying tp got those
persons who subscribed t0 iho fuud for the
preliminary expenses of lhc Worlds Fair to
turn over fhe uneNpcndod balance of their
subscriptions t0 the arch fund. There are
l26 subscribers in AN. and twenty have al-
ready assentrd t0 the request. the uueN-
pended balance of the Worlds Far pfclim-
mary expense fuud amounts io between
$4,000 and sij.uD. With the >,O.ul al
ready collected. This will make nearly f.'-
900. ~ ihat sum is subscribed by May lsi,
some persons have promised % subscribe
fho remaining $1,000.
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NATURAL BRIDGE. VA, April i5.-,spe-
cial.l-- large party OF eapitans" saeno'-
ed here al noon today in tie summer
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LONDON. April l5.-The OPT Ios ton Will
be- almost unanimous in support 0 hr. Par
d, rs mo ion 70 reject the lrlsh land pur-
Cd ace bill.
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AT AiA-iDs- Bans the queen ef England
r,e. 40 l.. M.. takes "a shOwer-bath 0f AK
"aier brought from the EiaDiissemen,, and
breakfasts atU An outing follows, IN which
ODE carriage drive is varied by the appear
anoe ol lhe donkey "Jacqu0w and his pam
hi.r ai ile foot Ofeyery steep incline. AMER
ian.l Indy Churchill aud Miss Phipps read
il. intiisA papers 10 the Queen, Wbo then
iihe, auolBer drive,