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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
LYNCHBURG.
Hon. Paul G. Edmunds and the Lodge
ELLA Hens Strange Conduct.

LNNCHBUBG, Va. July = Special. .-
CONGRESSMAN Paul c. Edmunds was in this
CITY to-day, and being interviewed by a
newspaper reporter. was very outspoNen
against the Lodge Election Force bill and
its consequences if il shall become Jaw,
and not less 50 as TO the oppressive Nc
kinley Jarif bill now pending, ana us oui-
rage upon tie farmers and wOrkingmen OF
the country.
A syndicate composed OF MessFs. Joseph
II. sands, James :. Simmons. 4. OLearFs
n. NJ. Rogers, and A. ;. Ashby, OF ROANOKE
civ. took 100000 Of stock in the RiyermonI
Land and Improvement Company Saturday
evening. This amount was all the stock
not already allotted 10 other places and IN
the hands Of agents and those holding op-
tions thereon, The deal IS considered one
OF the best ever made on both sides, the pan
chasers being men OF ample means ana tiN
ENTERPRISE one Of the most promising IN the
country. All the stock OF the company vas
at once Withdrawn from the market.
Colonel Thomas ID. Woods. WHO lives 10
Amherst county, has in his poultry yald 2
hen that is truly freak OF nature. lhe
heu is now about five years Old. Sne grew
nm 10 be perfectly black. When two years
oid. however. white feathers began 10 make
their appearance. They continued 10 IN
crease until she became perfectly Wnite'
She remained white nearly two years, when
black feathers again began 20 appear. lpey
have increased in number, ana there Is nov
no doubt tnat she will again be perfectly
black. This seems 10 be remarkable cast'
sld is, perhaps, without precedent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
RALEIGH.
Meeting of the state Organization OF
Locomotive. Engineers.

RALEIGH, n. c.. July Especial. The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers OF
North Carolina met here in annual session
Yesterday, and the annual sermon was
preached before them by Rev. Dr. j. III.
Gordon, pastor of Edenton-street Methodist
Church. About fifty engineers Were in at
tendance from all parts OF the State. They
wore badges, and attended the services in a
body. After the sermon they all marched
to the Yarboro Hotel, where an elegant din
ner had been prepared for them.
The secret meeting Of the engineers was
held Yesterday evening, at which 10 Is un-
derstood some important resolutions were
adopted. j. Il. Kinney, one Of the number,
employed on the Raleigh and Castor Rail-
road, died suddenly yesterday evening from
heart disease.
Governor Fowle to-day appointed Weldon
T.. Schenck, of Greensboro, assistant adju-
tant-general Of the North Carolina State
Guard, to succeed j. \. Wilson, who has
resigned.
United States Marshal J. B. Hill left to-
day for Columbus, o., with three United
States prisoners, who are to be confined
there. One of the prisoners was David
White, who was recently convicted ofcOun-
terfeitng on an extensive scale, and SEN
fenced TO six years at Columbus.
Confederate veterans OF Durham county
have held grand muster, and organized by
electlng X. +. Webb as president. They
appointed a committee TO go actively 10 work
and canvass for funds for the soldiers
home. IL was also decided TO have a re-
union and dinner on September II, the ami
versary Of the battle of sharpsburg.
The Lynchburg and Durham Railroad
was completed TO Little River Saturday
evening, which is only seven miles from
Durham. 1t is expected that the line Will
he completed, and that trains will be run
into Durham this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

BATON RoUGR, La. July THE lottery
bill was returned 20 the House this aftsr-
noon by Governor Nichols, with his veto. in
which he bitterly upbraids the Legislature
for disgracing the State ia making her
partner in private gambling enterprise.
The Governor says The persistent ef-
forts which have been made to prese mt Louis
lana as a pauper, unable by and through her
own legitimate resources to sustain ana
carry cut the duties OF her Statehood srs
utterly without foundation. The reports
of the treasurer and auditor Of the
state show this. The reports Of tbs
boards OF administrator OF the various
charitable and educational and other insti-
tutions, and those OF the various commit
tess Of this very general assembly sent
to examine into the situation and
conditions sf these institutions, all show
that the State was never, since the late
war, In better condition, moving forward
70 an era Of assured prosperity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
DANVlLLE.
Damage suits in the Hastings Court
Digging For Sewers.

Damage suits In the Hastings Court
Digging For sewers.
DANvILLE, VA, July Special. Mr..
&. G. Holland, who was painfully injured by
a runaway horse on the Fourth, IS improv-
ing, but is not considered entirely out Of
danger.
The July term of the Hustings Court
Judge Aiken presiding. commenced this
morning. At this term Of the court, some
very important civil cases will be tried,
among them damage suits against James &.
Penn. a prominent tObacCOnist, amounting
10 $4,000. These suite have been brought
by the administrators Of the estates oi tb"
workmen, who were killed by the blowing
down Of Peun's factory, June |. lSNl. The
cases have been set for Wednesday.
ON the 4th a number of Danville society
people went TO Reidsylle and attended a
german there. Among those who attended
and danced were several members OF Mount
Vernon Methodist Church. Sunday night
Rev. J.. Il. Betty, the pastor OF the church,
preached a most vigorous anti-gcrinan
sermon, which is the talk of thelcity to-day.
II is said the reverend entleman was very
pronounced in the views expressed and
outjOnesed sam Jones in his Onsiaughts
upon the wicked german.
John Henry Johnston, the new post
master, has forwarded his official bond to
Washington. 1t is signed by :. y. Patler-
son and j. Il. Proflitt, Of Danyille; by eN-
Congressman J. II. Brown and his brother,
+. X. Brown. of Martinsyille. and by several
other Henry and Patrick Republicans
whose names could not be learned john
ston will probably take charge Of The office
the first of next week.
Numerous petitions are being presented
TO the City Council 10y citizens praying That
work on the sewers be discontinued unul
frost. 1t is claimed that the digging up OF
streets for sewer ditches al this season is
particularly injurious 10 health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
staunton Notes.

SrAUNroN, VA, July I.-lSpeclal'
Major and Mrs. James il. Do0ley are III
Staunton visiting Mrs. Dooley's sister, MTs'
B. NJ. Atkinson, south Lewis street os
Mrs. pr Charles IL. Gelzendahhef, VI
New York city. j. visiting her mOihef' MIS-
Lawrence. east Beverly street. H.,
The Misses Gadsdcp. of s0utn O'iolinH'
are spending SONS time VIII MIS- L'"is
Wake. west Beverly street.
John W. Carroll, Of Lyuchburg, Detter
known as Lone Jack" Is IN town VITA hls
kinsman. Captain j. ii. waters chiel Vi
police. ., ,.,,,ooli,,,
a few davs in Slaunion with his wiie' ne
Leaves TUESDAY, for an extended business
trip through ohio and other Western states.
Mr, Adams, president Of the stree'-c"r
line. is ia town inspecting ne WORK: ~
Mrs. and Miss Tipping, ana MIS- M MLaA
Thompson, Of StauntOn, are sponaihs s"i'o
time with friends in Lexington, va
Mr. Ned Snead. Of Richmond, - FisltlnS
his little daughter, Loulic, VINO lives WIN
her grandmother, Mrs. Wake. ..
A numherOi ministers who are deiesa'ns
10 the sunday-sclool Convention were III III
attendance upon the pulllc service oi tne
sovag Mems Christian Associate" ts.oIa
3av Afternoon, and were greatly peas ~
with the handsome building ana The "oiA
being done there,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
GREENSBORO.
Triangular Congressional Fight-Local
GIeanings.

GREENSBORO, n. c., July Especial. =
The names now leading in the race for Con-
gressional honors on the Democratic ticket
in the Fifth district aresJ. c. Buxton. of
FORSYTH: A. II. Williams, of Granville;
David Sittle, OF Rockingham. IL bids fair
to be a triangular fight now, as 1t was In
the last campaign, and the asplrants are the
same as then with one exception. Colonel
James 4. MOrehead, Of GuilfOrd, was the
nominee of the party, and was opposed in
the nominating convention by both Buxton
and Williams. and the case was hotly con-
tested for two days before solution was
reached. The fight now is between these
two who appear TO hand developed about
equal strength.
4 well-known Baptist minister Of Tyrrell
county SAYS that there is no whiskey sold
i'm that county, and when the superior Court
Judge came 10 hold a recent court, there
was not a pauper in the pOorhouse nor a
prisoner i'm the jail, nor a case on the docket
Prof. +. l.. smith. who has been United
States Minister 10 Liberia, and who is a
native of this state has Just returned home.
Before he. went TO Liberia he was principal
Of the State Normal School for negroes at
Earoftoriiia 10 eeVe he ILL., 'i'N, '~'
and the people are gradually progressing.
bpiiu H. " itbNAHo'hs "a hN -iO iN'''' "HN
politician Of Franklin county, has issued
call for State convention OF negroes at
Raleigh some time in August, to organize
opposition to the Harrison administration.
He saws the administration has dlscrimi-
mated against his race, degraded its public
men by putting them into menial positions,
and Congress has practically consented to
the present illiterate condition Of the race
by refusing to pass the Blair bill or some
similar measure tor their relief.
Rev. G.. W. Herring, principal OF the
negro Preparatory and Normal Institute, is
canyassing to raise funds to erect institute
buildings at Clinton, y. &. He has the
best endorsements OF the whites.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
smii.feId GnlrtY.

sMIrmrIELD, VA, July - Special. T.
Last TUESDAY eyen,ag, July lst, at ine res
idenoe Of Colonel c. +. Day, "ga,9,es n,sa
party" was given by his danghier, ms -
Lucy Day, 90 her visitors. Miss Otey 9'
Lynchburg and Miss Parker % iicAIlonu.
with It's tasteful decorations, but greater
stlll was the beauty Of the large hall where
ihe fragrant cape jessamine and japonlca
were iniermingled with palms, ferns a.; %c,
Mrs. {. r. Day met the guests and ushefsd
Them 20 the 'punch bowl" wbich wa
deeply Imbedded IN bank ofcut howers anq
tropical plants, presided over by MISS
parker. The lawn was beautifully deco
rated with Japanese lanterns.
last Wednesday evening Mr. j. y.
Thomas gave a delightful entertainment 10
his sons, Messrs. Wavely and Sidney, who
have lust returned from the Episcopal high
school. Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. Thomas re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
coNsrlrrrIoN ANp BY-LAws.
The HARMONIC SOCIETY
Entertained by the Gesangyerein-Acci-
dem to One.

The Harmonic Singing Society, German
organization of Baltimore, arrived in Rich
mond sunday morning. There were about
tbirty-liye in the party. They were met at
the depot by committee from the Gesan--
yerein Virginia, Getting INFO carriages,
they were Immediately taken to Ilmmer-
mann's restaurant, and ipartOOk OF
an inviting breakfast, after which,
with the escort Of several members
of the Gesangyerein, the visitors attended Il
''iruchs chopper" (informai luuch) at sang
er Hall. where an address Of welcome was
delivered By the president Of the GesangNe-
rein, Mr.. j. J. Spilling. lie was responded
to by Mr.. TheOdcrs staeDiein, OF ihe BATH
more party.
After dinner a. /immegnann's the guests
were driven around the city and shown the
historic points Of ioterest.
At night "commers' (banquet) was
held al Sanger hall, the Gesangyefein at
tending in body. Songs, ch0ruses and
solos were sung by the visitors. Speeches
were made amid the clinking of glasses
and the usual happy time was spenttbat is
peculiarly characteristic o. ife terpian.
The yisitors especially lsndeicd splendid
music.
Inc party left on the Richmond and York
River train for Baltimore, at 4:ij O'Clock
YESTERDAY AlltIilDpis Olif VI th'ii' ~
Hugo Steiner, decided 10 remain few day ;
with friends in Richmond, but went TO the
train 10 see his party of. tie remained on
the cars rr.il the rain s.af1,.a sdd nnding
that he was bein carried away made Jump
to the ground. lie was thrown on a pile OF
cobblestones, striking his head back OF the
ear. He fractured his skull, and when
picked up was in an almost insensible con-
dition. The ambulance was called, and VT.
steiner Vag talgn - ,le iiet.eat fof the
Sick. Al examination proved tue wOund
10 lie a serious one, but no very III
effects are anticipated. Last night Mr..
steiner was slightly better, but was still
very sick man. The Gesangyeroin are
doing all IN thc powes ior ,he e0mldrE aud
the alleyiasion or Mr, sieinefs pains, and
the many friends that he made during bis
stay here hopo Tor his speedy recovery.
Among the visitors were Messrs. l.. Del
trIch. 4. Siaeblein, Ii. Thomas, +. fuchs,
DIR. Il. Never. O. llarzberg, Edward Stlch-
lendlh. A. Fronhauser, II. kranz. {.
George. W. f. Weigand, W. Fischer, H.
Viogt. l.. G.. Wambaeh, II. ilartieb, O.
Grap. Or. G. Warlity, 9 Watllts. W. sui
tan. +. ksiser' W. Schiller. ". I. Simon,
l.. kleinheun,' A. Gross, \. Tillman, II
Bauer, Hugo steiner, j, HoDelman, D.
| Lehnesl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

ceived and conducted their guests 10 the
.punch bowl" presided over by their
charming daughters. Misses Mamie and
Matte.
That grand old residence known as the
Grove was the scene Of gayety. lair
women and gay boys gathered to indulge
In the soul inspiring waltz, while others
wandered about the beautiful grove of
stately trees decorated with japanese lant-
erns. Euchre. whist, etc, were indulged in
by those who did not care for dancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
4 sabbath RobberY.

Sunday afternoon about l O'Clock some
one entered the boarding-house OF Mrs. Rod
dly, corner Of Sixth and Main streets, and
stole so in i'piiod states currency, check
for sl... ana a pOstoffice order for 81. About
O'Clock In the afternoon the ease was re-
ported 10 the Second police station, and OF
iicers Williams and Wren detailed to lind
the thief. About 10 O'Clock last night the
officers succeeded ia arresting ne
gro girl b. the name ot sailie
Minor. aiias sarah Lewis, alias sarah Nor
iou. alias sarah Rollins, who had been re-
Gently employed by Mrs, Roddly, but was
discharged last week, Tho accused was ON
,se premises sunday about noon, and being
we'll acquainted with where the money was
keps. IL IL supposed she entered the room
while Mrs. Roddly was absent In another
part Of the house. None OF the stolen nx.S-
erty was found in her possessiaa. sallie
was locked up in the sta..eN for court this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

n,,,oNl FALLS, VA, July - special.
V.. siie for the shenandoah valley hall-
r,.J na-se nger depot was selected io-1ay
ior tae polGt. aud the contract le'' H'
Inild.s~ viii B.. up in two weeks. =.
g'...,..0, 4. s.9es o. New York this week
t,(l.., tbr contracts for the building OF the
p,i.hurg and YirgiBis Railroad. Of when
Doe i- president. r,.,.
An office oi the Western nisn Telegraph
s .rmuany will Doe opened here tins week.
Governor Lee. president; N. NJ. MafuD.
general manager: Robert Nailett, and lhe
other general officers Of the a0ekDrldge
Company. moved into the new oiiice buiids
In III N. nlmnanY today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
THE MOZART MUSICALE.
Small Audience Greets the New York
Harmopic Club.

Harmopic Club.
Only about two hundred people hrayed
tho heat Of last night To attend the Mozart
musicale, and IN many respects they were
disappointed. The artists seered 70 have
caught the infection OF lassitu(le caused by
the heat, and saug aud performed in de-
sultory way.
Mr.. Lax was hy far the most finished Of
the New York Harmonic Club. He is a
great fayorite in Richmond, and performed
bis flute solos with his usual excellent
technique and expression. Mr; Albert
George, the baritcn.. possesses
good voice al. 1T times was faulty,
and SaDg with little expression. Dir. Lapini,
violin NirtuOso, played very smoothly,
but breadth Of tone was lacking, ipc also
failed 10 give his numbesc proper shading
and expression. end as "A consequence ali
Of his n.-cvs possessed fatty tone. Miss
II. Il. Holmes sang two cOntral.Q solos,
which were well received out the warm
weather argued against encOres, conse-
quentiy none we're responded to.
.hr usual complement Gs loud takers
were out IN lslll force last night, and de-
stroyed no little, whatesor pleasure the
music gave shp rest OF the audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

Company d., Third Virginia Regiment. A
parade OF the Guard, John Bowie, stIaoge
Camp Of Confederate Veterans, the fire c,m-
pany, and Widows sun Lodge OF Mascns,
was part OF the programme. The corner
stone was laid with Masonic ceremonies,
conducted by the ~. II. Prout, deputy OF
the Twenty-third district. Speeches we're
delivered by General Rosser, Captain NJ.
Woods. Mr.. George Perkins, and the Hon.
james l.. Gordon. All denounced the Force
bill, and every dedunciatory word was
cheered.
Colonel ana Mrs. Nenable will sail for
Scotland, on the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

PULASKI. Va, July Especial. Our
town is growing steadily. Ciiizeus expect
soon 20 have electric ughis. water-wcsks,
&c. This done. ard our streets paved, they
will have one ef We losellest towns In the
state. II i sald that the rolling-mili viii
be co1AkaeAcsd soon. The sash. door and
plaaing-mill and new i5eLton iron furnace
ARE huildirs rapidly. Many handsome resi-
dences and stores are building all over tAo
town. They expect = city government vAen
the next Legislatuse neeH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
MARION.
Mrs. Bene,'s Death-Ninth District Com
yentiCP.

yenticR.
NERlON, VA. July r.. special. Mis-
Kolloy. ,vifo of Hon. John A. Kelley, Judge
Of the Circuit Couri. a"' o 'asidont Of fhis
mace. WINE on a visit 80 her son-ln-l NV,
CAPTAIN Henry Moseclon, of Burk's Garden
TaZewell county, was attacked 10y llih'e-'
and after lingering for something over
week. died last Thursday at 10 o'clock i.
l(. Her remains reached here on FRIDAY
nigh.. On Saturday funeral ser' ccs
we're cosoucteG in the VI. +. Church. south.
iy fine pastor. tey. George y. Marden'
nj > O'Clock, in the presence OF 3 large as
semblage OF gfIei-siFicken RELATIVES ana
svmpathizng friends. fbe pastor was as
sisted i'm the services by Rev George ".
Miles. of the same church, and ReN. j. j..
>ph,,B of the Lutheran Church. The seI-
vices Nerc Seyy impressive. Mrs. Kelley
was a true Christian Numgn. ana her ne
made an impression Tor good Ttc.e.fF she
m0sed. Ter hOnOred husband, her children
and gFanachildreh have the true sympau!
Of this entire section IN iSe Joss oi sucu
tender and tnGughtful, loving, seh-eSc!lhc-
t,y unseltsh. Christian wife and mother.
The committee for this Anih Congress
ional District met OD the 1tb. last FHoal'
at Abingdon, aud aner accepting tbe resi--
nation of Hon. 4. NJ. Bowman, the ci ar
n,,n. now resident Of salem, proceeded 10
dil he saoancy by unanimously electing
Hon. samuel ". Williams. eN.statee SEM
ta,. ,nd now re,idins - WytheVillc. MI.
bowman was a line worker, aL% me Demo
Gratis of the Ninth reluctantly gave .Sitl
az, but Senator Williams is a @ @chaiL.
man possessed Of brains, pluck, energy
and executive ability, as9 with him as az,
rector The cause Of DepOcldcy W's. re wen
and ably looked after and manage9: vu'-
side of bis executive ability Mr.. Williams
is an orator of no mean pgltoriions,. ana
will from the stump blister the eheh,ifs o.
Democra.- The committee selected PG-
Iaski CITY as the ,,la"e and the 18th OF Au-
r,ust as the time for the hca.ing OF the dl7-
INC, convention 10 nominate a .cy4dl atr
for Congress. ~myth county VIII DC soi.u ~
for Hon. John \. pucagnan. Delegates 10
,te IT, Conoyessional convention vii be az
pointed for smyth county al ]n'y Vo0''.
third Monday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
Cable Notes.

gs,NDoN. July THE Car is represent
ed ia dispatch from 1t. fetersDulg' az a.
cfeu defiance OF Russia by Prince ferdin-
aud and some action IN the direction OF
Bulgaria Is daily looked for.
GszWuANA, July 7.-Kaiser Wilhelm
.ha. I'm ~ make "A tour OF the Norwegian
.roast. having pres icusly been appointed by
.king oscar. Of swedeS 3nd Norway, AN
.sonoyary ADMIRAL of tue Norwegian navy.