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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
CHASED BY A BULL.
silk Factory Improvements-Elect Line
to Richmond.

PETERSBURG, VA. Mar. 2l.-. Special. -
Two young ladies residing in Prince George
county. about seven miles from Petersburg,
made very narrow escape yesterday from
being gorcd 90 death by an iniuriated bull.
The bull. after chasing dog espicd the
two ladies coming through pasture, and
at once made toward them. The ladies' be-
came frightened and ran toward Mr.. Gus Il.
Chappcl, of this city, who happened 20 De
hunting robins in that ncighborhOod. Mr.
Chappell loaded his gun with bullethe had
found during the day and fired at the bull.
the bullet striking the Infatuated animal I'm
tine head and bringing him 10 the ground
badly wounded The ladies were very
much exhausted from the fright they had
experienced. But for the timely assistance
of Mr. (hauuell both of them would doubt
less have been killed by the angry bovine.
Mossrs j. NJ. -tearn a. son are 10 have
some very extensive and costly improve
monts made t0 their silk factory. This fac
tory is one of the principal industries of Pc
tCrshurg.
Major b. j. Black. of Richmond, was in
the city to-day. aud 10 was learned from
him that corps of surveyors are now at
work surveying the route for the electric
railway 90 Doe built between Richmond and
Petersburg. The road is 20 pass near Ches-
terrified Courthouse. Major Black says that
he thinks the road will Dee completed and i'm
operation within the next four months.
The MatOaca extension Of the Petersburg
and ASYLUM Railroad has been completed
Co the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The
extension viii goo under the latter road. and
consequently "a tunnel Will have tO Doe dug.
The work of tnncing will be commenced
u few days. The village of Mat0aca is
about half "a mile from where the Peters
burg and Asylum road leaves the Norfolk
and Western.
The circuit Court Of Dinwiddie county
opened to-day.
Tine operatives of the Ettrick cotton fac
tory. who struck some days ago. held "A
meeting this afternoon in Bcals Hall, n
Etirick. 90 take some action looking to 10
satisfactory adjustment of the trouble eN-
listing between them and the company. The
meeting was attended by both male and f. q
male operatives, and good deal Of discu
sion was had i'm reference 10 the strike.
From the tone of the speeches made the
strikers are more determined than ever Co
hold out against the company, which. they
said. had not treated them right. some of
the operatives stated that before they would
work for the company 40 reduced wages
they would 90 elsewhere even if they had
t0 work for less than what the conn
pany had been paying them. The opera
tiyes decided 90 appoint committee
t0 wait ON the Board Of Directors of tine
company. and make proposition 20 them
rhat committee ON arbitration De appoint
cd t0 consist of four disintcrcsted gentle
mcn-two on the part Of the company and
TWO ON the part of the operatives 90 arhi-
trate the trouble and their ruling viii c
final.
This city was visited tonight by a thun-
derst0rm and heavy rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
GOSSIP FROM GREENSBORO.
Trinity CoIIege-Vanderbiir Palace
Military Company.

GREENSBORO, y. c.. Mar. 2l.- special.l
Hon. Oliver II. Dockery, Of North Carolina
consul TO Rio Janciro. will not return home
i'm April. rs was expected, ON ac ount OF
the In health of Minister Adams, whose
duties Mr. Dockery has been Instructed 10
assume.
Secretary Blaine has telegral hed him 10
take charge OF the legation in The Minister ;
absence. Ills accession 10 the cutits oil the
po.ition Will increase his pay 500 per
month. His wife il 10 sail for Brazil IN
May. ,,,,,
4, is now claimed for the towns OF Hill-
boro. salem and Salisbury that they are
the only towns in the state that SIN con
tain Revolutionary buildings standing.
The expenses OF the administration oi the
Ralcish Insane Asylum under the new
management, it is claimed, have been re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
FIRE AT AURORA
Fifteen thousand Dollars Damage Done
4 Residence Burned.

RALEIGH, y. c., Mar. d.. special
News is received here Of destructive fire
Yesterday at Aurora in Beaufort county.
The fire broke ont about O'Clock. and five
large buildings and one block, including the
pOstOhice. were totally consumed. The
business houses burned were. Store owned
by Bryan a SON. dry goods; Wallace a Al
II. Gaskins. ice house. The loss is estma-
len's bar-room: \. b. Chaplin, drug store; W..
ted at $4,000 with very little insurance.
Very little merchandise in the stores was
saved. The origin Of the fire Is unknown.
The American Fertilizer Company. OF Nor
folk. Va. which instituted a mandamus
suit few days ago 10 compel the Commits
sioncr of Agriculture here to issue license
% them 10 sell fertilizer in this state. have
also instituted action in the Circuit Court OF
the United States against the Board and
commissioners Of Agriculture for the pur-
pose of eni0inng them from seizure Of their
goods or prosecuting them or their agents
or customers for selling without license.
a special received here tonight says that
tlc residence Of ID. T. Wright. prominent
citizen of Richmond county, near Gibsoh's.
was burned TO the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
NORFOLK BUDGET.
Convicted of Murder in the First Degree
Going to the Holy Land.

NORFOLK, VA, Mar. 2i.-.>pecial.l-Ihe
case Of Henry Curtis, for the murder OF T..
:. Waller. was resumed to-day in the County
Court of Norfolk county. The Common
,.eaitb's Attorney. j. :. Asbury. opened the
argument. and was followed by Judge {.
". Murdaugh and Captain Il. &. Marshall
Hon. John Nccly closed the argument. Inc
Jury. at twenty minutes past . O'Clock re-
turned verdict of murder in the nrst de-
cree. Captain Marshall az once made "a
motion for new trial, which was continued
and The prisoner remanded 10 jail.
Rev. ljr. Gwin, pastor Of the Park Avenue
BAPTIST Church, will leave Norfolk Monday
for New York. whence he viii take passage
ON "a steameron the Woodland lihe Nednes
day. ON q voyage 20 the Holy Land ana ana ~ ~
bc absent about three months. lie will visit
Palestine for the purpose Of procurn: lite
rary material for his work on studies III the
Bible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
THE EMPEROR AND PRINCE.
The Royal Parsonage. Cordially Greet
Each other.

BERLIN, Mar. 2l.- Emperor William, in
company with the Empress Frederick and
other ROYALTIES. received the Prince Of
Wales on his arrival al the railroad station
today. As the Prince stepped from the
railway carriage the English anthem was
played by the band. The Emperor wore
the uniform of the English dragons and
the Prince Of Wales that Of German gem
eral The Emperor and Prince, escorted by
"A company Of cavalry. proceeded in car
riage 10 the royal castle. the route 10 which
was crowded with people who cheered the
royal personages 10 the echo.
PARIS. Mar. 2l.-An agreeable impress
sion was caused here by the announcement
that Emperor William had bestowed the
Order OF the Red Eagle upon jules simon.
A BANQUET TO ALBERT EDWARD.
BERLIN. Mar. 2l.-The Emperor gave a
banuuet az the Schl0ss tonight IN honor ol
the Prince Of Wales. The Emperor escorted
Princess Frederick Charles into the banquet
hall. and the Prince Of Wales gave his arm
tO the Empress. Among the guests were
the new Chancellor. General Won CapriVi
Count Won MOltke and Count Won
Waldersee. The Emperor propose d
toast 10 the Prince Of Wales,
expressing himself as pleased 10 see
a representative Of the British army
i'm the uniform OF a regiment named after
Blucher. who. with the Duke Of Wellington.
had mingled German and British blood m
the field Of battle. He hoped that their
fleets and their armies would continue 10 CO.
operate i'm the cause OF peace. The Prince
of Wales responded in German. expressing
his thanks. and drank % the health Of tht
Emperor and the welfare Of the Empire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
FROM LYNCRBURG.
Judge Paul Puts His Foot Down on Moor
shine Cases Coupon Cases.


INNcuBuRG. VA. Mar 2l.- Special.
Nine-tenths Of the cases that engage tie
United states Courts attention here, and
cost the treasury thousands of dollars are
mOOnshincrs from the Southwest mountain
counties, for mere petty offences OF dlsii-
linz liquor. and with corrupt spies and in-
formers as witnesses. judge Paul pat hi-
foot down ON such proceedings To-day in ihl
case of William Barker. charged with
failing liquor without a license. when ID
remarked that such cases ond such WIZ
nesses had mo- business i'm courts, and SAID
81 will continue 10 remove commissioner
i'm this district until / can get men Who
have some common sense and deconcy about
them. 10 quit bringing such triiling cases in
court
Judge Bond held short session to-day
TO hear three coupon cases, being w. W.
Larkens against II. &. Joyner treasurer oi
Amherst county: y. II. Gregory against J.. >.
Norman. treasurer of Campbell, and y. IT,
Mitchell against j. W. Bransiord, oi Lynch
burg. In the first case it appears that W.
W. Iarkeus bought lands al tax sale 300
Amherst and rendered coupons in payment.
The coupons were refused, and Larhtis 5
brought suit for damages against JoYnef'
treasurer The defendant demuTed 20
the declaration Demurrer was sustained,
but plaintiff given leave To- amend. IN ihe
case Of Gregory against Norman, coupons
were rendered in payment of liquor license.
Coupons refused and money paid under
protest. The suit brought for damages
against Norman as treasurer, and demui-
rer sustained as in the JoNner case. I'D
Mitchell against Bransiord- It appear. inai
i'm payment of taxes coupons were rendered
and refused. and under the coupon-crushel
act Judgment was gotten in the state court.
Mitchell now brings suit against brans-
ford. treasurer. for damages. Bond was re
quired from plaintiff for costs. Ina ihese
eosas the state was represented hy Att0l-
ney-General scott and a. IL. Burroughs.
4 large number of Northern capitalists
headed by Abram $. Hewitt and >. {. Cal-
houn. OF New York, and attended ny LADIES
and others. passed through the city laei
night on their way % southern cities ana
business localities as far as Atlanta ana
a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
SUSPICIOUS SHOOTING.
4 so-Called Accident Believed to be Mur-

\ SO-talled Accident Believed 10 d" ""i-
der.
LEHIGHTON. PA, Mar. PA sad case oi
shooting occurred here at u O'Clock last
night. which resulted in the almost instant
death OF Miss Gertie lii,key, handsome
girl sixteen years OF age. Webster camp
bell. of WeispOrt, Pa. was paying his at
tentiOus tO Miss lliskey. lie says that after
the other members OF the family had retired
be removed a revolver from his pocket ana
placed il on a bureau. The weapon fell to
the floor and was accidentally discharge
The ball entered Miss Hiskey's brain. ans.
she fell % the il0Or and soon after eNpiei.
To-day. the coroner jury rendered aNerdici
that Miss lliskcy came 20 her death ~ a
pistOl shot wound al the hands Of Webster
Campbell. Two chambers Of the .fe'olNei
were found empty. and il is alleged, instead
of accident. Miss llisAey was shot by hci
lover. Campbell was arrested and lodged
in Mauch Chunk jail nc noon to-e.ay. When
the family retired last night. there wa'
nothing in Campbelfs conduct 10 indicat,
that he intended 20 shoot the girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
Edison. Dread Of the Eighead.

NV YORK. Mar. 2l-IhOmas A. tdl-
son. in reply 10 a letter from Mr. Fred Cat
lin. manager Of the coming fast sending
tournament. intimating that he might nave
drifted too far away from his early lele-
graphic associations % be Interested IN
such matters. writes as follows; 81 nope l
hay'nt changed "A particle. I'd rather
have the smallpox than a swelled head.
Put me down for twenty-five. Yours
Thomas A. EdisOa.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
THE EMPEROR'S MISSION.
Ills Idea to Govern as Well as to Reign
in Iii. Dominion.

LONDON, Mar. 2l.-In an interview TO-
day respecting the position Of the German
Liberals under the new government. lF.
Bamberger, the leader OF the party in The
Reischstag, said: Emperor William ii.
cOncciyes his mission to be not merely lo
relsn. but 10 govern. This was the belief OF
his grandfather before him. and il is very
FAR from proven that his father had tunda-
mentally different ideas Of the function. of
the Prussian monarchy. The Prusslan Con-
stitutiOn and the Constitution Of the German
leave 10 the preIOgatiYe OF the crown an IN
comparably wider held than il occupies in
the English system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
The GERMANlA MINE.
The Bodies of sullivan. Banks and Waller
Discovered.

HURLEY, WIS, Mar. 2l.->oarching ar
ties explored the burning Germanla mine
Yesterday for the bodies Of Sullivan, Banks
and Waller, the sing miners. Al la,'
the boiies were found on the iourth ieNei'
about n(ty feet from No. shait, Su'llNdn
ana Banks had their arms locked, ana WEI
",ilenfly irving 10 help each other when
teatb overlook fbem. The body Of Waller
M. : n short distance from the others. The
re is still burning and The ewing coz
flullC-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
I WISH TO E,PLOY 4 FEW La

1 dies o. SALARY. 90 take charge oi mf hual-
ness af their nOIncs entirely ulnnccupn-
able. light. very li~f mating ana ithliulut
n1 fnlkug required permanent position
wages slD per werk. GOOD lHJ iIi lait
time. Ay references luclule sDnc pl tno
best well krDwu people OF Louisville, tlu-
ciunnu. IItt.Durg, nnd elsewhere. AlifssS
Win stamp. Aii.- MAiION WAlhIf
Fourth and Chestnut streets. LOUISVILLE. Nv
-w.d. sat Bu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Nrv ORLEANS, Mar. 2l.-An Anti-lotterl
eague has been organized py number oi
prominent citizens, ior the purpose oi pre-
venting. II possible, an extension Of the
charter Of the Louisiana Lottery Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
MTANTED-sTUDENTs 10 EARN

W -fcnography and ifpe-Niiiing. Iho
best cuupped uud located culisse in tho
~tnfo of Alrumla Three ulal Lessons in
phOuography sent ffcc. a catalogue c)n-
Joining lsrms, efc.. viii chccuuA} De sent
upou application bV addressing j. ,.
MAIIIENN. NIB fatt Alln street, itch
mond. Nn. y B.-U0 not teach llc srapno-
pnore. A person cam learn to OPS rate u ia
-. than an h0ur rZ--lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
Endemic OF Typhoid.

SAN JosE. COSTA RIGA. March IL
Typhoid fever is raging in Lapaz, Bolivia,
over three thousand cases being reported m
single week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

~ 10 OuDrcto flD efuIhpln0nc lu con nee
fIDu with Inr INuf-A 3D. ritter. .t-f machines
afe c0mWg iapdiy into uee. ael those hfsl
learning tuflI operation wli have nfei "i-
p0uunty r good positions. inlinIfh
course oi fmlliuy In rttnntriIN1 ltiiue
reasonable Mc0llNkA tDDIlDh or
sIENDGKsllil,I IlOncrih NiniI s'ieet.
l.I l.. I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

CALFSMEN WANTED AT ONCE
y A few good nen to SEA our goois ny s9m-
Dle lo she wholesale ana lcu !. trade. We
are fns largcst manufacturers lu ouf iine.
Liberal sflaiy pad. .fcfm4ncuf IusltlNu.
Money advanced lol eus,s, adNtfii.lns. eic.
For terms address CL> ltAN4Al Nto. CO..
chicago. ill. tc-o-sAt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

DR.. Noryin Green, president Of the Nes-
tern Union Telegraph Company. has zone io
Louisville. Ky. tO arrange Tor the cclcnfl-
tion ON the first Of April OF his golden we'd
ding. aidcd ahettod aud surrounded by
cighty-dyo lmeal descendants and hy mule
tiiudinous grouping of friends and Wei
Nishers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

4kyANTED-A GOOD SECOND
w HAND type Ffiicr Remington lrc-
ferrod. adlic.s IlPt-Wliiihi mos Of
fre uhyl 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

E(TANT-YOU TO KNOW THAT
w vouf a. ffN- can le IDm Nel with A
uIuE CuHN ~ALsE without pain.
mIyI-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
RETAILERS MARGIN.

Can you afford 20 pay The HIGHER
prices of the midll.mau whom YOU can
buy PEHFECrFrrIMGard dfERtEcr-
LY MADE clothes, in the newest aud
most approved designs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

DERSON HAVING LIVER -
4 and WHITE pOlNItE boo Wlin-----n
blaze iacc and answering uamc oi iONip.
will please release same, as Dee Viii como
home. and CbiIgc owner. When i1si ssen,
had Ou tag 40. --s.s Mf-2-t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
RETAIL MERCHANTS,

whose profits you have been obliged 10
fayIN ADDITION TO the profits which
the wholesalers charge THEM
I'm other words. You have been pay
ing TWO profits. whereas WE are now
placing or goods before you at whole
sale figures. ard saving you ihc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

IIOR RENT.

FURNl~HED- FLAT, ursl.fcor OF No. 30
east al kiln rtct. ApplA To
WILLIAM Ml1CHkLi,
mr22-3t lIMEs oul'e,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
RAlIROAD NEWs.

Earnings: Norfolk and Western. second
week in March. l~O. SlNl.A.N. lo-N. fllp, i1f f
Decrease. S2fll.
!. T.. Harahan. formerly general manager
Of the Louisville and Nashville and ih'
Chesapeake and Ohio. has taken ihe same
uosition on the Kentucky Union Railroad.
In place of George Nadcly resigned. lt D.,
said here that the Chesapeake and oh'o Nil
buy the Elizabeth. Lexington and Big sandy
Railroad. 10 consists 90 - miles oi Ndln-
able Kentucky road. The Newport News
and Mississippi Valley now loase. DO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
ALLEGED MIRACLE.
SENSATION At THE CONVENTION
OF CHRISTIAN WORKERS
yonnc Lady Restored to sight by Prayer.
Almost "A Connagation q. the Sew
York uotei.-Hemarkablc Crop Of Cen
tenarians-Go. ham Gossip.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY liMEs.

A convention OF Christian workers was
held i'm ihe Gospel Tabernacle NJ bishtn
avenue and Fort,-lourth street. which has
made a sensation am~g the believers In the
power Of prayer 10 effect cure for bodily
ills. During the last session of The con'en-
ton. Miss Ida Bennett, Of Lansing0urg. ~.
Y. went on the platform and declared that
she had been cured OF blindness by faith
and PRAYER Since october she ndd been
totally blind. but for "a period oi eleven
wears back has been able to distinguish
onl, between light and darhness. She bad
consulted fari0us physicians, ana many
operations have been performed. Mnifh ohlA
Kent back fora time tho blindness when
was inevitable. ncighhoroi nefs 10 iin--
ingburg. Mrs. Sarah T.. Castor, was con-
nected with the Christian Workers Mission
i'm HAT town. When she came as dele
gate 60 the convention here she brought Miss
Benedict with her. aud was sitting beside
herwhcn the wonderful restoration occurred
Miss Benedict said that hor sight returned
suddenly. and she found her way to the
platform without difficulty. She puts the
cure down entirely tO faith and prayer.
Her sight is growing better every day. ana
she does everything ai ne without h.ip.
Mrs. Castor says She Mas sure tnai FER
prayers would De- answered on That day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22
rlrcrnocrrioN CONSTITUTIONAL.
CHANGED HIS PATH

Rev. DR.. Duncan Macgegor. Of the Car
roll Park Methodist Episcopal Church, thl-
evening announced bis change % the bap
tist denomination. lie i- one ol the best
known clergymen I'm Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Washington dispatch reports that tho
President has decided 10 appoint Malone
CONSUL General o. Iaiis.-Ihomas A. Edi-
s.n. u subscribing $50 10 the coming fast
ielDfuIh.c tournament. writes. I'D rather
Nafe smallpox inan "a sWclled head. An
AnN-Io.teiri oaeuc has been formed I'm Now
OreIns. .-1.ucal George Crook died sud
denly iu bis laflor go the Grand pacinc Hotel
0f Itlri lfpssc.-Thc funeral Of General
Crook 5000 take place either az Washington
0r Oakland Maryland. Ills death creates a
profound sensation. james a. Slocum, the
baseball player who murdered his WIFE has
boom sentenced Co death by electricity A
shooting case occurred at Lchighton. Penn
ttIfan.a. Thursday night. which resulted In
ne l.Ine of Niss Go-tle Hickey by Webster
lamp0cl -Ihe Presidents marksmanship
i improving lle killed six pair Of red heads
yes .er'af. The bodies Of sullivan, Banks
anI Waller were found in the buroine GER
m.n.a mlno-Ihc body u Fireman Wood
fnr las been found in the ruins OF the In
lnntpoNs nro.-Ihe Ihiiadelphias defeat-
tI fhe Nf00klyns al Macon. Ca Laurence
Saunders. colorod. was hanged at Plaque
f.Inr Ia. for the murder Of his mistress
lUDIy Walker. - Edmund Nicholas was
Nang0dai Franklin. Ia.. for shooting yousg
sn. The Mississippi near Gfeenville Is
sal beyond control and the water Is wash
Ing away fences and buildings. -rhiiodel-
pl|as beat New Yoiks at Charleston by a
s.ofc of - 90 3.-Iho McCauline-cauoh
nshi excited great interest IN san Francisco
bishop Fisher. OF Chica1o, n the tyangel e
cal denomination, has been found guilty OF
fai,eh0od slaudcr and schism, and has been
recommend, for suspension. bishops Dodds.
~ llcYe'anl. and Bowman, Of Allentown
have already been deposed.
Failures reported for the past week are
For ihe United States. 2lb; for Canada, 40
Jotll. 255 compared with 260 last week.
W.rl has ieaehed Bradford, Pa, nom Han
ccs. h. a.. lhu a wreck occurred Oh the
Midland road, aud ave people were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

DEATH OF GENERAL FRANCIS n.
SMITH.

An Evcntfui Career Endcd-Judgcs Paul
and Bond at Iynchburg- Democratic
Primary at Danvillc-Caihored at Many
Points,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-22

Acl>e of restored cyc-sight the result Of
r-lfcf aui faith is exciting something Of q
sensation ln the Convention OF Christian
Workers. Sew lork.-ur Norvin Green,
president Western Union Telegraph. ccle-
I.fs UI. golden wedding April lst-
NrHsIyu is getting famous for the rcmarka-
I..Uumn.r of ccufenara ans it turns out.
I.o Ntw York. Hotel narrowly escaped being
destroyed hy fire Yesterday. The law pro-
t..H. lar execution hy electricity has been
...HI.i constitutional hy the New YORK
courts. -z candidates for death by this
means arc in the Sew York Ja,ls -Rev. Dr.
duncan Nac6fegor has changed from a
Ll----I-u-u ID D ulIlIst.