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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
PETERSBURG.
to Republican Noters-Epes
Chances Good-Brief Mention.


PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. Especial. J.
John NJ. Langston is now in Washington,
where he has gone to call on President
Harrison and other prominent Republican
leaders. lie has had issued an address to
'al good and true Republicans of the
Fourth Congressional district" in which he
bitterly assails MahOne's recent letter, and
announces himself as the Republican can
didatc for Congress. recognized by the Re-
publicans of the Fifty-frst Congress. lie
calls upOn all Republicans Of the district to
support him at the polls,
Ihe Democrats all through the district are
hopeful of defeating Langst0n and electing
Mr.. 4. +. Epes on Tuesday next. The Demo
Gratis everywhere are thoroughly aroused to
the importance Of having one OF their own
party to represent them in the halls OF the
nation, and are determined 10 poll a large
vote. There are large number of Repub-
licans who will vote for Mr. Epes, If for no
other reason than to defeat Langston. Many
prominent Republicans in the district have
contributed largely to the campaign fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
MUROEROUS AFFRAY.
Ons Negro Cuts Another's Throat In Leg
ipgton, \, q.

CHARLOTTE, n. C., Nov. Especially
A special tonight from Lexington says
great excitement prevails there on account
of a bad cutting ARRAY that occurred there
this evening between Charlie Byerly and
Jim Lindsay. both colored. Ii seems that
the two negroes were near the depot this
evening, when they commenced boxing.
Jim Lindsay got the best OF 1t, wherenpon
Charlie Byerly drew knife and cut Lind,
saws throat, cutting his neck vein and
partially seyering the jugular vein. The
negro is alive yet, hut nr. stanton says be
will die. Charlie Byerly made his escape.
The negroes were both drunk and had been
very noisy on the streets during the day:
Every effort will be made 10 capture him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02

and vicinity, Professors Stubbs and Hall,
OF the faculty OF William and Mary College,
will hold q teachers institute at that town
on next Friday and Saturday.
Farmers IN this section report that the
peanut crop is the largest for many years.
DIR. T.. q. Booth and family, Of Carters
Grove, who have been absent in the noun
tains greater part OF the summer, returned
home yesterday, all much improved in
health.
Mrs. Julia A. Charles, who has been
making quite protracted visit TO Rich
mond and New Kent counties, returned
homo oastprdav
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THE VlZSCAYA DISASTER.
Terrible story Told by One OF the kescue'
Crew of the Harg-aves.

Terrible story Told by One OF the Rescued
Crew of the Harg-ayes.
GUARANTEES, :. l., Nov. 1.-At halfpast
II O'Clock last night the pilot-boat Charles
II. Marshall came TO anchor off Stapeton.
She had been in the right spot at the right
time. and that spot and time were OH
Barneg;u Light at O'Clock yesterday morn
inc. lust in time 10 save tue lives OF SIX
spanish sailors from the wrecked steam
ship Nizscaya. and the second
mate, Angus Walker, of the schooner
Cornelius IIargraves. They had float
ed all night in the icy wafer sustained
only bv planks and other wreckage. and
were almost dead from exposure. The
pilot boat also brought the first news whlcf
establishes the identity Of the schooner.
She is the Cornelius Hargrayes, coal-laden,
and was bound from Philadelphia TO Fall
River. the port from which she halls. The
snaaish sailors could not talk English.
klI are in their hunks and suffering dread
fully from exposure. Some may die vet.
The crew of the pilot boat have done every
thing that compassion dictated, ana ileiI
skilled kindness, their staunch whisky, ana
substantial fare have done all That
trained doctor could do.
A FEARFUL NIGHT.
The story told by Walker is fully as terri
bic as that told by the men who hung the 1--we
long night like spectres to the swaying
sbTouds. When his vessel went down he
SAID he grabbed heavy plank and hung on
10 II for dear life. Sixteen other men were
hanging 10 the same plank. One by one
they grew faint and numb, rellnquished
their hold and drifted away. SoWe sent
messages % their families IN Massachusetts
When daylight came he was alone on ths
plank with no help in sight. He felt tha'
he could not bear up much longer and re-
sia.el himself 10 die, but suddenly he
heard a ssoat, which he was too weak 10
answer. lie ielt h.mself picked up, ana
knew that he was safe and tainted away;
IL was o'clock when the pilotboaf picked
him up, and the others who had iived
through that awful night, and who' IKE
him, we're drifting about on wreckage. cap
tain Allen, the engineer and Cook walker,
he said, had taken the boats and pulled
away, leaving everybody else on board. me
nilot boat cruised about several hours look,
ing Tor other survivors, and finally, when ai'
hone was gone, set sail for the city,
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=" Tho Angelus. +"

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The sun this morn
ing SAYS Mlllets famous picture, ''rhe An
gelus." which was sold to the American
Art Association, Of this city. on july !,
1889, has been sold once more. The negotia-
tiOns have only just been completed in Paris
by Mr.. Austin Robertson, representing the
Art Association, but IL is not known who
the purchaser is, a. the negotiations have
been carried on with agents. The picture
has sold this time for $4,000 francs, as
against s553,0o0 year ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
DIR. Hawtl,orna's Lecture.

DIR. IIawthorne's lecture on The Ethical
Features OF the Tariff and Labor Que, =
tions," which be- is to deliver at the Young
Mems Christian Association building In
Richmond on the evening Of November 10Th,
is said to be- the ablest aud Iost attractive
production OF his life. lie has spent much
time and labor on IL. freeing IL from dry and
best sense of the words entertaining and
instructive. by request OF Governor Cor
don. he recently delivered this lecture at
the great Macon Fair. lie delivers IL Ia
Richmond for the benefit Of the Nenable-
Street church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02

eager TO accompany us, but disobeyed or
ders and was left at Bangale, victim OF
craving adventure. Bartellot was mad for
Kuda's lost life. because he was the victim
of peryersenesss.v This action IL consid-
cred az likely 10 throw fuel on the fire, as
Jamison's journal is about to be published.
Jephs0n's book shows that the value OF
ivory collected by Emin Pacha is valued at
IlO2 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
The Mississippi Convention.

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. THE Constitu-
t,onal Convention brought It's lators 70
close this evening by adopting, with iew
immaterial changes, the Constitution
and ordinances as printed. Only
nine negative votes were cast. Inc
printed Constitution makes sixty-two prin.
led pages. and is said " be the longest Of
any in the United States, except that o.!
rexas. President Calhoun was presented
with "A handsome bronze clock by the con-
seution, and the usual complimentary res
eOluil0Ds were adopted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
AMERICAN CATTLE.
No Importations to England While the
Mckinley Tarifi Bill is in Force.

LONDON, Nov. IA very determined
effort will be made during the coming se'-
sion Of Parliament to secure the removal Of
restrictions upon the importation of Ameri-
can cattle, but there is little chance OF a re
neal of the law affecting the question,
owing TO the retaliatory feeling engendered
bv the Mckinley bill. Mr.. Chapline. Min
ister of Agriculture, is decidedly opposed
10 any alteration. and the whole agricultu-
raj population would resent the introduce
ton Of American cattle so long as the pro-
visions of the Mckinley bill remain unre-
pealed or unmOdihed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
BElFOUR IN IRELAND.
lie Says the Government Has Many
Schemes for Relief.

tie SAYS the
Schemes for Relief.
Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
DUBLIN, Nov. Ito "A number Of gentle
men of Galway who have called on Mr..
Balfour, Offering suggestions for remedying
the distress which threatens, he has replied
that, while approving many of the sugges-
tons for improving the fisheries and In
creasing communications, he knew
that the Government had already
many large schemes in contem-
plation in Mayo, Donegal, Cork
and Kerry, and would not therefore be
able this year 10 undertake more than one
line which would cost over t3,W0,OOo:
When these schemes are accomplished
there will be an opening up Of railways In
Western Ireland such IS no man has ex-
pccted within the generation.
SIR. Bafour carries his arm in a sling.
The cause is an accident that happened 10
him while he was closing window at Cos
ielo lodge Thursday. The injury is not
spriOu.
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Special to the Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The following Americans
are registered here: DR.. and Mrs. X. Jack
son. Hotel Binda: Mrs. and Miss Cook,
Hotel de Rivoli; +. II. Moves, A. Rue de
Clichy. all of Chicago. Mrs. Wingaite,
Hotel Windsor; \. b. HiX, - Avenue ID.
Jena; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Past, 81 Rue
Blanche: A. A. Hutchinson. Hotel COnti-
mental: W. J. Donahue, Hotel de Londres; !;
p. j. Magrath, 40 Avenue de Lafera, all OF
New York. Miss Il. Goodwin, of Boston, 1S
Rue Blanche. &. T. Campbell. Hotel Wag-
ram: j. +. Combs, Hotel Continental, and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, at Hotel Liverpool,
all from Philadelphia,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Temperance Lecture.

Mrs. Helen q. Rice, Of Boston, superin-
tendent OF the juvenile work ofthe womeE's
Christian Temperance Union, made a good
address at the |enable-street Baptiss
church Friday night. Her talk was an
earnest appeal for the eItire prohibition OF
the liquor traffic.
She will speak tbis evening at o'clock
In the Friends meeting < house. Clay str, ct,
near kiub, W children and their parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02

''Ses here, l thought YOU said his hoFss
yaa sold me last week was fearless Of kco'
inotiyesr
"well, isn't hep
NO. whsp was our riding yesterday
afteraoop Ae began TO cut up when b. ssw
= locomotive approaching and tried TO dash
aghs into It."
"well, II "a horss Wss alsnid NJ locc no.
tive be wouldn't want 70 run intn u. would
het He'd Try 10 run away hon IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
The Hampstead Tragedy,

LONDON, Nov. THE foot and mounted
police are being made ready for duty to-
morrow in connection with the funeral OF
Mrs. H0gg. who is supposed to have been
murdered by her husband or his mistress:
The pOpulace OF Hampstead are so excited
over the tragedy that an attack upon the
suspected parties and their friends is
feared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
DEATH AT SEA.
4 -Four Year-Old Child Drinks a Bottle OF
Wine.

Special TO The Tlines by Dunlap Gable Co.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-The Imbria, ar
irving this morning, reports a strange in
cident three days after leaving New York.
4 steerage passenger left her son,
Frederick kamp, aged four years,
alone for short time. When she re-
turned from the deck she discovered
the boy was drunk. lie had found
a bottle Of wine in one Of the berths, and
had drank half of the contents. lie was
and the surgeon was at once
called, but, Notwithstanding his efforts, be
was unable to revive the child, and 1t died.
The body was buried at sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
The Ma.ons.

The Grand Chapter and Grand CON-
mandefy of Mason. which have been In ses-
sion in Roanoke, have adiourncd, and the
Richmond men have returned home. The
grand officers were all elected and were in-
stalled by the Grand Master of the Grand
Encampment of the United States. j. =. =.
Goblin, OF Pennsylvania. Each grand body
contributed $40 TO the endowment fund OF
the Masonic Home. The box les will meet
next year in Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Granted spIYorce,

In the Uhancery Court yesterday Nellie
Ii. Miller was granted absolute divorce
from her husband, Roland +. Miller, with
the privilege to resume her maiden name OF
Hill, Uutaithfulness on the part OF the
husband is the cause alleged for the divorce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Are I.fcltfa ONT.

Last night between 10 and II O'Clock
belt in the electric light power-house
slipped from the pulley, and all the arc
lights in the city were extinguished for over
an hour. Within the last few days all the
machinery has been removed from the
building on basin bank 10 the power
house, corner OF Seventh and Canal, and y
not vet In perfect working order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
The Circus

The Cooper foepaugh circus exhibited
to thousand. Of people here yesterday, both
afternoon and night. Amer the last per-
torrance the troupe was disbahded for lne
season, and the scene about the tent was
exceedingly lively. Tho animals will be
taken to winter quarters in Philadelphia,
and the actors aud employees distribute
themselves far and wide. Some 70 to homes
across the ocean.
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ALLOWED TO CHOOSE HIS S@e'
The Negro Assanant of YOUNG '~~'S
Hung TO "a Tree.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. lon Monu"!
morning a seyenteen-year-old daughter o'
sanders Howell, whose home is In Iwisg
county. while alone in her home was as
.,ulicd by a negro named Owen Jones. Ine
lUuue lady was so brutally treated lnat sne
.....,fd ,,ot felI who her assailant was until
Wednesday. when Jones, who had made no
attempt % escape. then confessed. privi-
l.,,. Was allowed him, aud that was TO Sc
f.ct the limo Of the tree from which he was
10 be hanged. HIS body was LETT hanging
for twenty-four hours. IL was toen cui
down aud now lies in fence corner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
NORTH CAROLINA.
Suicide at Wake Forest
over Sam Jones.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. Especial. =
News is received here Of an attempt at
suicide at Wake Forest College. young
man named Suttle, a member OF the
Freshman class, attempted to kill himself
by shooting last night. He wrote letter to
his fellow students, stating that he had the
highest regard for them, and also letter to
his parents. who live in Asheyille, which
has not yet been opened. lie was well
thought Of and n reason can be assigned
for his cause, except sudden ut Of in
sanity. lie is still alive, but unconscious.
FIGHTING OVER SAM JONES.
Much interest has been created IN the
State by discussion between Rev. DR..
Pritchard, the well-known Baptist divine,
of Wilmington, and Rev. Mr.. Greasy. a
prominent Methodist preacher Of that place,
with regard to sam Jones. Mr.. Greasy Sc
yerely criticised DR.. Pritchard on the posi-
ton taken by him against sam Jones, and
DIR. Pritchard came out to-day in very
caustic letter replying to DIR. Greasy. Much
discussion is being created, and people are
arraying themselves on both sides.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Fever i'm Killarney.

Special to The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
KILLARNEY. Nov. l.-Seyeral cases OF
fever are noted here. In the parish OF
Ouogh two deaths have occurred. An epi-
demic is feared. Physicians attribute the
illness TO the unhealthy state OF the pc
tat0ps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Mlaa C0onAH.

Miss Cooper. daughter OF one Of the OWE
srs OF the circus here yesterday. - = grs st
society belle OF Philadelphia, asA immensely
rich. She travels around with the chow
cars In private car Of her own. elegantly
lifted up, and she is very handsome. she
was here yesterday.
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ment in quartermaster or ordinance stores.
Heretofore there has been no systematic
apportionment OF this fund. The prospect
Of systematic app0rtionmeEt has given a
great deal Of announcement 10 those ON
GERS who have heard that this will be done.
since il will be a matter of vast benefit TO
volunteer service.
REGIMENT BOOMING.
The regiment is fast becoming a perfect
organization. In numbers IL Is increasing
and in efficiency and popularity its march
forward is perceptible week after week.
Colonel Jones Is a thorough and efficient
officer. and through his efforts II is almost
settled fact that at the next anniversary Of
the regiment IL will number five hundred
men. Ii now numbers three hundred. Com
pany + is forging ahead and will soon be-
come one Of the crack companies OF the
regiment.
THE ENLIsTMENTs.
The enlistments up to 'aate for the past
week are as follows: Company A-Ail the
men named in this company have re-en-
listed for the period Of time after their
names: First Sergeant j. III. Goode, five;
Sergeant j. L. Howie. five; Sergeant l..
Ramstetter, one; Sergeant L. l.. Jeter, one;
Corporal +. l.. Gibbs, i've; Sergeant A. V.
Shelton, five; Corporal W. l.. Amory, one,
Corporal ". +. Davis, five; privates, Ed
ward Allen. one: J, Ii. Curl. five; A. GIp-
pirch. one; l.. &. Minor, five; VI. 4. Phillips,
one; II. c. Rees. one.
Company DIV. II. HansfOrd.
Company Frank j. Butler.
Company flames Scott, John Puryear,
W. A. Rhodes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02

BERLIN, Nov. l.--Together with several
Hamburg financiers, Prince bismarck Will
establish brewery at FREDERICKSBURG,
The capital of the company will be GOO,WO
marks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
Per.oaal. aud Briefs.

Rev. Mr.. Carmichael, Of a.. Paups
church, will go on ylslt 70 Canada next
week.
Mr.. James b. Tenant, OF Newport. n. l..
Is visiting at I'LL Grove avenue,
Mrs. Helen q. Rice, Of hosssn, Mass., is
visiting at I'LL Grove avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
LITTLE BULLETS.
vstes Picked Up at the First Regiment
ArmoTy.

Colonel Henry G. Jones, commanding the
First Virginia regiment, has sent the fol.
lowing letter to Governor Mckinney. lie
has not yet received a reply, but he has
suoken to several officers higher than he In
rank about the matter, and they are very
well pleased with the idea. The letter eX-
plains itself
have the honor herewith t. request. as
the coInInandant Of the Fir.t hegiment Oi
infantry, on behalf OF the Offlceis and men
composing the regiment, authority ~ or
ganize veteran corps 10 be composed OF
officers and men who have been nonorably
discharged at the ED OF ave years service or
longer. The men VINO shall compose lhis
corps to be organized into companies as pre-
scribed by the law governing the vOlunt er
militia To be armed and equipped AS olher
infantry companies; and further, that the
members of the corps when rot on state
duty (sctive selyice) shall he allowed 10 wear
iine-offcers swords and service belts, except
that the officers shall wear and use either
dres. or service belts as the OCCASION shall
demand: the corps 10 be- uniformed In ac-
cordaUce with the enclosed bill OF dress.
The Uniform OF the corps Will diner from
the present order In the following particu-
lars: Uniform coats anu helmets VIII not De
prescribed: Ia substituting Y. {. on the cap
ornament IN place of the eompany's letter.
In using a gold cord instead OF strap on the
can, I'm being allowed TO wear the designated
service straps on the blouse, and wearing the
insignia OF rank held at the time of Oisc arge
on the collar OF same.
am of the opinion that this will retain in
the service a large number Of men tho
roughly Interested, and be- an additional in
centiye TO first enllstmenis. such corps
attached not only TO this regiment. but 10
the other regiments and the battalion OF
artillery, would retain their active sympathy
OF men who have faithfully performed their
duty. II, sir. In your opinion. II is not desi-
rabie to make this general regulation. re-
spectfully petition that you will gran US the
privilege to try the experiment la the First
Regiment OF Infantry. We ere entirely con-
WINGED that the service VIII be materially
benefited by SO doiIg.
MILITARY B0ARn.
rhe Military Board will meet on Tuesday
next TO distribute the State fund TO the
different regiments aud companies. 1t
amounts to about 5000. The Board will
recommend TO Governor Mckinney the dis
trihutien OF the fund appropriated 10 the
differs States by Congress for the main
tenance OF the volunteer service, which
has to be drawn from the General Govern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-02
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
CENSUS SRETURNS FROM THE WIN
CHESTER DISTRICT.
Hume's Declaration of His PlatfSrm-His
Letter More Likely to IDjure Him With
Democrats Than Benefit Him With Re-
pubIicans Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. l.-.lspecial.
The Census Bureau today gave out the final
enumeration Of the remaining census dis
trict Of Virginia. In detail the figures are
a. fnllOWs.
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The TOURNAMENT CLOSES.

Mr.. London Win, the Championship Of
ths STATE.
The chess tournament was brought to a
close last night. MIR. kinnier won the hrst
game Of their two with Mr.. London, thus
gaining the championship Of the state.
Subj0ined is the score;
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lotal OH olo' ioo <iofV III NS
To this total should be added 2I7 actual
gain in Winchester, which would swell the
actual population of the census district to
3IS l6T
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a., zen Jones. who assaulted Miss Howell IN
,,,,,,, e. county, Georgia, was allowed TO Sc
I.c, win lch limb OF tree he preferred being
suspeudt nom and was then hangeu'--
The Augt lus has been sold IN FAlis LOT
sl5o.OOO. - The pilot boat Charles II. Mar
shall cescued s.x sailors Of the spanish snip
Vizc,va. and the mate Of the schooner har-
graves. with which she was In coliision'-
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NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON.

Irtnk Hume has declared his principles
and particularly avoids committing himself
10 inc Democracy. II is thought his letter
will hurt him more with Democrats than II
svil help him with Republicans.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-02-06
The Band CONCERT.

The Wahpeton Cornet Band has
been practicing for some time under
the instruction of that excellent
musician, Prof. Stephen Braun,
with Il view to giving a concert.
The date has finally been fixed and
the concert will be held at the opera
house, Saturday evening, February
18th. All our citizens should turn
out and give the boys all the en-
enlargement possible. They have
worked hard and faithfully and
Steve says the entertainment will
be good, and he knows. Following
is the program /:
/. Grand March .Gorton
2. Sercnade (Tuba Obligato). ........... Petite
B. COrnet Solo Concert Polka }. .... .Flockton
stephen Braun
4. waltz Postilon (Descriptive).. Eilcnberg
5. Vocal Quartette.
u. Baritone Solo, Little Blue Cap. Bennett
J + Royer
&. Quickstep, Our Naval Officers Bennett
s. overture, Turner's Motto. Kieser
9. Railroad Gaiop, (Descliptlve) ,..... Collins
General admission, so cents !:
Children, 25 cents.