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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.
ANOTHER PLOT AGAINST Tke
CZAR.
situation at Buenos Avrcs cs--sussiaD Inhu-
ence In Chins-sociaiist Congress tn
Meet at Haiie-Generai Cable N'ts cf

| tBst toH6''~~ w
Meet nj HaiIe-GeneraI Cable NJ ts ef
| Interest.
instructed the war-ships Canada and Thrush
to proceed South from Halifax, and IL Is
generally understood that they are 10 pro
cced to Buenos Ayres to join in the naval
demonstration. by which France aud Eng
land propose 10 back up their demand for
indemnity for losses OF citizens Of those
countries. on account OF the recent rebel
bOmbardmcnt of thaa city.
The Irish Catholic. an influential ultra
montaine organ, hitteIl, upbrads MIR.
Gladstone for ignoring the claims of the
Pope TO temporal power. and specifies ne
cent speeches Of the eN-prtmier, wherein
he took what the paper declares 10 have
been ground inconsistent with his former
position on that question.
Fresh Plot Against ih..csar.
PARIS. Aug. 2.-B0lh the Steele ani
Figaro publish reports of the discovery at
It. Petersburg OF "A fresh plot on the part OF
the Nihilsts against the Car. Professor
torlowskio, Of the University Of II. Peters
burg, and number Of the students have
/ been arrested in connection with the plot.
The reports also state that two superior 0lli-
GERS Of the guard have committed suicide.
II is believed that the officers, who Were
found 10 have been implicated in the con-
spiracy against the Car, took their lives
rather than undergo arrest and imprison-
ment
Amnesty for strikers,
PARIS, Aug. "A decree of partial am
nesty 10 those persons who have been con-
yicted OF o1enses in connection with the
labor strike las been issu,-i by the govern
ment OF France. Under this decree four
teen prisoners have been released and the
sentences OF twenty-five others have been
reduced.
Socialists Congress.
LONDON. Aug. 2.-The Socialists will
hold "A general congress of their party On
October 18th at Halle. This meeting will
De worldwide in representation. and II is
expected to have an important bearing
upon the future policy Of The Socialists.
Russia In China.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Tho GOVERN
ment has been petitioned by n number of
Moscow capitalists TO extend Russian in
iluence in China by supporting the founda-
ton OF a Moscow Aslatic Bank in opposi-
tion 10 the German Bank at shanghai.
nuenos Ayrss Bourse.
BuENos AYREs, Aug. 2.-The BOursc.
which has been closed in consequence of
the insurreclion here. is expected to open
on the 18th. \ new loan IL being negotiated
by the government with an English syndi-
cate.
Kaiser and Cxar.
LoNpON. Aug. Grand preparations
are being made in Russia for the reception
OF the Emperor OF Germany. The Kaiser
will be invited to join the Car in grand
hunt in one of the impena forests.
Holiday IN the.Cotton Market.
LIvERPOni, Aug. 2.-To-day il a holiday
in thcicoi ,on market Monday and Tuesday
will Also be holidays in .he cotton marko.
Chamberlain Coming Across.
LONDON, ArG. 9.--lhe Right Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain will sail for America on We'd
nesday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
OFfICERS VIII NgRve.
They Preveu. ,'au,e oE Steamer Which
struck "a RoeL,

GREENroINI, L. l., Aug. 2.-The steam
boat Sunshine, plying between Hartford
ard New london, Conn.,, struck rock OF
Orient Point, l.. l., at o'leock
tonight. She lad iwo hundred pas
,eagers aboard, and the widest con-
fusion PREVAILED, but panic was
ayerted by the coolness OF the officers. The
steamer was beached on the north shore OF
Long Island, at its extreme eastern end
She now lies subm rgod. The passengers
and crew were all SAFELY carTipd ashore in
the life-bOais.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
r,ys IA ,.s we.,eru Union Again

MN YORK, Aug. al For the second time
within ten DAYS the old Western jni0A
building az 10 Broadway, now ussG a. a'a
office binding, was yisised ly dre again /;
hames were coannest 10 the third floor on
which they started. The loss Is about
81 800.
Shortly after midnight ARCHER f;re started
in the old Western tnion buildiisy, Ia
Hrocdwsy, and on the sane iloor as The hse
esrIs in the evening" Loss 500. Two eln-
m. %, wee rescued With difficulty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Campaign Increasing in bitterness
Every Day,

NEW YORK, Aug. "A special to the
Press from Charleston, ;. C., says that the
campaign in the State becomes more bitter
and more personal every day. The meeting
AT Hampton Courthouse, the home OF state
senator Moore, whom Tillman has charged
With perjury H. voting iI the serate yester-
day. was one OF personalities and INTERRUPT
tons instead Of issues. Farmer Tiiiman
was the speaker.
The friends Of Moore asked rillman to
name those be charged with perjury. lie
did so and as soon as be had uttered The
name Moore Mr.. A. i. Youmars made
Ills way 70 the front and SAID IN ! ringing
yoies. With clet tched psi and glowing eyes;
Ipaptain Ti,lman. you are liar; black
liar. Prove 1t on him. We rammed the lie
down your dirty throat at Ridgway. You
lied then, and you know it," Others yelled
Out TO Tillman that he was q liar. Then
there was q rush for }ouMans: Is coat
was caught. men caught hold OF each
other, and for some time trouble was immi'
ment. Tillman's followers rushed him 10
the front and dared any one To touch him.
pandemonium reigned for some time. Al
last tnings quieted down and the speeches
were eoHtIRped amid fFe9uensinterruptlons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

BAR uARRoR, Nh, Aug. a.--Cardinal
Gibbons and parry arrived this afternoon
un the Mount Desert boat, not heinl
able 20 get rOOms on the Rich,
mon1. The Cardinal aad Vicar General
Bsrnes are being eBse-.ai,.ed by Mrs
Matthews. Archbishop Ryan il the guest
Of M heating, and Archbishop kenrick i
at rarker cottage. The Cardinal viii
speak at the Catholic Church tcsmorgew
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
A Harrison Grave.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Aug. 2.--Profcssor
I. j. NcAyery has just returned from a
geological hunt through Virginia. lie sa,
he found an old, broken tombstone, on
which were inscribed the words: .'llosor-
able Nathaniel Harrison, son of BENJAMIN
Harrison. Died l,yI." The grave ~ hard
~ dslinguishable, and has apparently n :
cviyad no attention for years. McAyery has
written to the President aequainting him
with these facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
An EaioYablo Anair.

POwHATAN CoURthot 80. ALr. -
-.neciag -Mr..and Mrs. j. White enter,
t,,ned m their residence. Monteri." this
county. Tuesday night. the following
friends. Mrs. Lett. Mrs. Price. Mrg. Win
ston. Mrs. husLes Of Richmond; Ms
Camp. Norfolk; Mrs. fnkenon, Misses Ju-
liet White. Jennie White, May Wil.on.
Irene Thaxton, l.. Belle Pcttis. Carrie Phil
lips. !. winston. NJ. Knowles, Of Richmond
Lizzie >eay. .Gcnito, Sies1rs. Charles White
j. White, Jr.. john Cassidy, " lliiam ~
kerton. Joe scay county, William Webb
John Sa,iilc. RIM. Anderson, Il. IL. Petlis.
j. Fl0y HuXter, Albert Maldrop, Aubrey
Williams. Jennie Smither. WaNerly Nebh.
OF Richmond. Refreshments served ana
dancing kept up until morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

Avo,srA, GA, Aug. Al N. Panilio.
travelling correspondent and agent of the
Augusta Chronicle. and q. L. Hudson,
dry-goods salesman, engaged Ia "A
shooting atlray on broad street
e,.ont midnight tonight. Both meu emptisxi
reSalves. Hudson was killed. l,attsllo
Was badly wounded. probably fatally.
Family troubles, In watch woman ngurc>l,
are said ta l,e the cause.
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uttu uDues
PERSONALS.
Miss Oracle Eanes and Miss Carrie Stern
left this morning for Wilson's depot, in
Dinyiddie county. to visit friends in that
neighborhood.
Misses Leila and Della Bishop left to-day
for Wilson's depot.
Mr.. B. i. Williams and samuel IIoh
OF Dinwiddie county. are in the city.
Rev. J. +. Twitty, pastor Of the Market
street Methodist Episcopal Church, Is on a
visit to friends in Bedford City.
Messrs. T.. a. Hartley and Simon Seward
have returned to the city from Cobb's Island.
Miss Linda q. Young. OF Portsmouth, who
has been on visit 10 Miss Minnie Brooks,
on Harding street, left for home this morn
ing.
Congressman T.. c. venable is in the city.
Mr.. George II. Davis. of Fort Payne, Ala
bama, is In the city.
Mrs. W. ". Seward and Miss Mamie
seward, OF Petersburg, are summering at
Crswe.
Miss Octayia Broadwell LEFT to-day TO
spend the summer with friends in Bruins
wick county.
Worshipiul Master Dr. George Potts, ol
Petersburg Lodge. No. II, \. r. and \. NJ,
left This morning for Wakefield to do some
masonic work there.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Nichols and Miss
Lillian Dicks, Of Randleman, \. c., arr the
gUests Of Mr.. W. X. Nichols.
Presiding Elder Reed will hold his quar-
terly meeting at ArrOwiield Church in
Chesterfield county tomorrow.
:. MONDY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
AGAR TELsSCOpED.
Three Men Killed and Five Fatally In
jured.

HANNIBAL, Mo, Aug, IA crowded
passenger coach on the 81. Louis and Han.
nibal kaillcad was telescoped IN collision
with switch engine isis afternoon.
The baggage-car OF the passenger
fra;o was driven nearly through
he coach. Two cOlored men. David
summers aud Harvey Fletcher, were
si,led outright. Frank Porter fcolored), had
both LEGS cut Oh, ard las sinee died
Five others were seriously and perhaps
fatally injured. A number OF the passen,,
gers were slightly hurt. The engineer VI
tbe switch engine. William Ionsate, was
arrested Immediately after the acciorn. n,'
charged with criminal carelessness. ine
passenger train was just Stopping u. ~,
STATEN VIXEN II was run into WIN s'p''
force by the switch engine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
VOL. IV.--NUMBER I,433.
The NEWS SUMMARY.

.. forecast for to-day for virginia and
..n Caroimia is Tor local showers.
Dbl. Hastings and Chancciy Courts ad-
.rf Yesterday ior the tcrm.---Ihe case
I.m Sully. charged with Rosdcitchor's
...f.. was costinucd. The Hcnrico
..It Republican Committee mct.-rost-
.t., Russell calls attention 20 changes IA
objections The :. y. NJ. Fishing and
,.ft.uh iCaVc to-morros ON a cruise. .--
r.glfi musicale will be held 10. morrow
-lhc will OF Mr Henry BodeRer was
t.l io probate. ie.--SeVeal pieces OF
were found la cigarette package
.ncrd of Ecv. James ". shields takes
tO-Ily - several sheep were Killed Ly
mona and Allcghauy freight train.-
interesting letter was received from
r...r iIlyson, who was in Brussels when lac
Inc WorHngmen's Democratic
.l,ia large meeting.
VIRGINIA.
special weather crop bulletin for the
.. .ndlng 81, sicrisy is pubushe in tull
...a.,rc lu Tnt IINAs-Eneineers Will
.nu Monday the survey for the belt
r.ll.ad 40 lNncebure Lightning de-
coda barn near llncolnia.-n In Alex
4 arc 4s23 children of the
acr-~tock yards are CON-
..atcl near ihc Alexandria long
4 severe electric storm prevailed
tak, ncld-Mr.J.H H. Gaskins has been
uotldto ticket agent oi the Norfolk and
.. stern Company at Norfolk Petcisbure
liF.lows will nave q mass meeting Mon
.ae.-.Iu tuc second Census disuict there
afc 5000.
SoRlU CAROLINA.
-ulcn Jones. uceio, WAS Killed while rc
-s.tus arrest 90 H1l,igh.-Iwo b0hding'
v.lD. nrIt for rfuiiy Cohosc.-kaieish
aldermen aic discussing au increase oi VI
Iufnnatn. power oi the ci'ctric lights
is ..i.natcd tnat siN out of twelve Congress
ntu n.m Nouh Carolina viii hc Alliance
uan N,lioos of Ruthctioidion are said O.
...r.~.I,. .-Ilc ola Dismal swamp Cana
...ni.suy Is said to ne under reorganization
f.nn -caonelI was cla in two hy Train
greensboro.
wA-uINGr0S.
t.c ouse noncoucuuence was h'd ln
solution for an apl ropnation for "a light
llyiug shoals. n. The senate re-
.l without discuss on Mr Blairs "previ-
..>f.ou resolution -- The Force bin be
,.i Soma. Republican senators are try
....t.a. .a,ai anoutr
Nrw 1onA.
..ai..r Baltimore B., expected al the
..-ff. Kemmler Will probably
secuted th4s Nctk.->ecrciaryJ Tracy 5
.I.rt Sine method of handling stores
..... .r.er Ue.n smiths VIII was
r.. Fs..,ft committee VIII meet in
D,I...n.,iter nlta little girl on
,.,.,.t,.ot.,,o
r.....,..,, r,.
,, ....... -, ~,
''s .,'...l.,,.,.,., ,.,.
-.
decree "I p'' ,''' '''''.'
.'' .. '.'..''' nan. o.,o,,.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

SAVANNAH. GA. Aug s-Ths Ir<t haze
ot new eoii"n WAS rec.iyed h~r' t',slay. IL
gsaslea strict good .ulinNry with eulor and
staple good. II sold ~ twelve ceuls ~
polnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

.l Hugh smith. tAe proprietor ei
Hll Hotel aud sn "ld-ilm"
ffle Tweed regime. vas hied ODD
.I..'- niirc this afternoon. Ihc
.at.l in l,~f. lt provides. after the
l.uu- in regard to burial cX-
.t... ihat "all of his household FUR
.if.. IeNeiry. china. pictures
Wearing apparel. horses aud CART
Il Id O. his sister Catherine d..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
rnErAsseri COMMITTEE.


t..-.tf Committee Will meet a-ain
.H. th OF september. i'm the mean
I..sr4r wins is looking for me-" cvi-
u. lrserD ar.tie- in The c1ndue, OF
Oboe ciis departments.
IuE FOL--sN E-IArE.
omaha dispatch anhosaces that Alice
t -.m las brought suit in thc district
flat city against Mrs. FRANCES
l.esolHni. and other heirs OF the
f estate. FOR her share Of rents on me
+.. there. part OF which the admins
alleged 90 have withheld irorl her
In.-deuf Grover Cleveland Is also made
..is t1 the suit.
cIOAk OPERATORS.
..oak operators held "a stormy meet
.t.. which 70 was decided 20 wage war
s...-t their chosen allies, the CONTRACTOR
a..m.In their recent victories possible.
.ffla operators said sO-day that they
.l covered pool among the conirac-
I.I- f. .rr-s the operators down Ia the
.a.f n...igle point and had bit upon a
plan u Iacklls, every operator who re-
'u,.l O.. become subjected 10 the viii ana
".. NJ ,Le members Of TIE pool.
iYNa Naf,lAkSELECIgfC COMPANy,
>me Coan Justice Cullen today ap.
irt. tAe report Of tie referee IN the mat
0r. fl. dissolution Of tha Long Island
LHtrc Company. The referee reports
.I ta.l. are slD0.OD0 worth Of bonds Of the
faHaa.l k BfoOklyn road company fOr dis
u.4ln among the stockholders.
BiI 80 A SETTER.
tn Irish setter belonging 70 samuel J..
,t lmlre. of Dfezt Neck. l.. l., valued AT
t". Yesterday biz Aule girl on the cheek
Ace.ai,us 10. Mr. skidLiDre had the ami
utl -l.f.
InK VIRGINIA DEBT.
lae committee for the settlement N the
Virginia debt reports that securities have
..en deposited % the amount Of ll,OVO,VOV
10 date.
t0toArKAKE AND ONO STATEMENT.
'ialewent of the Chesapeake and Ohio
.'a''"a az Company for the year ended June
rtu nfOss, 500. N.l6l 900; 1883. $j,s9V,-
"p' Increase, si,sij.OOO. Operating ex-
rh'e', iril, s., 3Jj, 900; jsA9. s4,2Gj.0 900; in-
hAs,, illyi.Vp1. Net, $3.50. <I,7W,UO0;
~ 'i'vl5,o1e; iDcrease, fosl 900,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
LYAcHBURG.
Excursion by "A New Eoute-The Belt Line
Railroad.

Excursion by New Eoute-lhe boh LINZ
Railroad.
LYNcHBURG. Va, Aug. >. Special. F.
An excursion party from this city to Nor
folk and the eea-shorD will leave Monday
morning. August ith, by way of the Lynch
burg and Durham Railroad, and the Allan
tic and Danyille Railroad, without change
Of cars. to be gone i've days, This VIII be
the first trip OF this kind ever taken over
those lines.
BELT-LINE ROAD.
Engineers will begin next Monday 10 lo-
cate "A Delt-line railroad around this city
10 BEGIN nj the west and run east, perhaps
as far as Concord depot. ten miles. I'm a
letter received GOm Major !. ii. sands TO-
day. he stated that just as soon as ihe most
uracficable route can be decided on, and the
necessary information rs 10 the cost Ql tne
cntorprise can be procured. bids VIII he
called for nj once, the contract let, and
work Immediately begun. This great work
will be pushed to completion with all
prOmptness.
Matilda Hubbard was examined IN court
here tO day. it was clearly shown by Ir.
Preston that a bold attempt at poisoning
Charity BuuOrd was made by the prisoner
IL is charged. Oy placing arsenic ana anti
mOnY in cake sent Dur Intended Nictlm H.
"A present. The accused Wgs sem on Win
out bail
The West Lynchburg Land ana improve
meni Company determined Yesterday 10 con
Struct an electric street car line around 'hc
whole city at an early day Is possible, ana
along t.e route where the most private sub
,criplions snail be made TO the capital stofk
Of 100000.
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RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY. AUGUST 3, 1890.
PERSONALS.

store OF Mr.. e.. +. Davis. on Harding street,
WAS discovered to be on fire but the flames
were extinguished before much damage had
been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

l t.-nr.ot against The car is said 20 have
.-..sstc3 uf 81 Petersburg - The
... Ayir~ Eour>c VIII open probably on
I..l. -Iu. lreurh Government has
.... decree OF partial amnesty TO those
...a 0f participation iu stnk"s So
.,iU ..lI % congress al Halle October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

THE TIMES" WILL PUBLISH AT
REGULAR INTERVALS DURING
THE SUMMER, LETTERS FROM
THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASIDE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-19
Lincoln Guard stag.

Lincoln Guard, Company A. Fourth
Regiment. gave smoker aud stag rae ket
at the armory. No. 723 Graud street, last
evening. Upon entering the hail each
guest was handed corn-cob pipe, which
he IiIled with tobacco. large baskets of
which stood upon table near the door.
And ii took good many scores OF pipes
TO go around. When all were in full
blast, the atmosphere was practically
solid.
The entertainment was opened by Mr..
E. l. CoIwell, who kept the audience in \
continual roar of laughter. Messrs. j..
Harratt and Fred W. Teese tnen gave a
harmonica duett which was loudly ap-
plauded Professor Plate. the mag ician,
performed some wonderful feats in magic.
lie was followed by Mr., c. Mclaughlin,
who gave a confidential raiK on Jersey
City Mr. W. Pyle. an artist in burnt
cork. then sang several negro melodies.
He was not permitted TO leave the stage
until be had replied to several enc9res.
A xylophone solo by Mr.. W. Harnett WAS
appiauded. He also had TO reply TO several
encores The entertainment WAS closed
with recitation ey MIR. J. Waddin gton,
entitled "Par and the Mustard I"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-19
CRASH ON THE CROSSING
Passengers of Two North
Hudson Cars in Deadly
Peril.
ON TIE ERIE RAILWAY TRACKS
Frightened Horses Cause o Collision
Between the Cars Right In
the Jaws Of Death.

A serious accident was narrowly
averted on the North Hudson County
Railroad this morning.
The car which left the Union Hill
stables at half-past six O'Clock was well
filed with passengers and was in charge
Of Driver Thomas Day. The horses were
spirited. and when the Erie Railroad
crossing at Nineteenth street was
reached. the team shled at the noise Of
passing train and dashed of the track.
pulling the carload Of passengers along
An up bound car in charge Of w. Wiru
was just crossing the track and Days
team collided with the team driven By
Wirtz.
Both teams fell on the track and the
harness was completely wrecked.
The passengers In both cars were In .
state OF great excitement. as It was feared
that at any moment a passenger train
would rumble along. Driver Writ, Of the
up bound car. was pulled over the dash
board and his escape from death was
miraculous. As it was. he was badly
bruised. After considerable difficulty the
horses were temporarily reharnessed aud
both OF the cars proceeded on their re-
spective ways
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-19

ploye's wages, was seat to Snake
Hill for one year; August Dor
lowski, assault and battery, fined
IS and costs; George Spencer. larceny
from the person on a Pavouia ferryOOat.
one year at Snake Hill; Louis Meister,
assault and battery, 81 aud costs; Thomas
Fitzpatrick. larceny, one year at Snake
Hill; Patrick Martin, assault. 81 and
costs; Howard Denn, larceny, three
months. Snake Hill; Thomas Letroff. as
sault and battery. three months at Snake
Hill; Charles Roger, assault and battery.
ten days at County jail; Mary O'Boyle.
atrocious assault aud battery on Jennie
Halliday, six months at Snake Hill;
Lizzie Cooper, larceny. six months al
Snake Hill; Frank Bender, assault and
battery. $40 and cost; Bertte Day. larceny,
three months at Snake Hill; George
Baker, petit larceny, ten days, Hugh
Reilly, malicious mischief, ten days at
County Jail; Frank Brown. breaking
and entering. one year at Snake Hill.
Judge Lippincott disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases in the Court of Sessions yes
terday.--John II. Irving, arraigned on a
charge of petit larceny, not guilty; John
Martin. assault and battery. retr6cted his
plea OF not guilty and pleaded guilty
Jacob Eaton, assault and battery. pleaded
not guilty. John T. Murphy, who for
feited mis- bail, gave new bonds this morn
ing and was released, John Suhr and
John Craig were tried for assault and
battery, but up TO recess the jury had not
returned a verdict
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-19
A RUNAWAY MATCH.
But Then Manager Henderson Doesn't
Know the Groom.

But Then Manager Henderson Doesn't
Know the Groom
The New York Herald Of this morning
says that Miss Gertie Woolsey, the
daughter of Grocer Charles Woolsey, of
Coney Island. created a panic in her
family a day or two ago by informing
her mother that she had married Gilbert
Stratton. The Herald adds that no re-
cord of the marriage, which she says oc-
Cured on September Is, can De found on
file in the Health Department. and that
she refuses to disclose the name OF the
officiating clergyman.
THE bridegroom" the report adds,
''who is twenty-one years or age, is a son
of Arson w. Stratton, who is in partner
ship with ex-TheatrIcal Manager Hen
derson, and owns considerable property
at the West End. Both the young people
are reticent and do not appear to be in-
clined TO give any information upon the
subject of their marriage. 1t is said that
young Mr.. Stratton had been paying at
tention to lady in Syracuse when he
fell in love with Miss Woolsey."
Manager Henderson. of the Academy,
was questioned about the story. He says
he does not know the parties Woolsey
is said TO have done grocery business in
this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-19
AWAITING THE VERDICT.
The Coney--H -Harney Damage Suit
in the Hands Of the
Jury.

Judge Knapp this morning charged the
jury IN the case Of Warren NJ. Coney
against William A. Harney to recover
s25, 900 for the alienation of his wife's
affections. Judge Knapp was more than
an hour In delivering the charge. He
carefully examined the evidence in the
case and made clear in an impartial man
ner every detail Of the testimony.
Judge Knapp refused to charge, as
Counsellor Collins requested. that IL
adultery was proved against the plain
tin there would remain no ground for the
present case; but the judge did say IL
would tend materially TO mitigate the
amount Of damages even to a nominal
sum. Judge Knapp said further, that for
man to harbor woman vino had left
her husband for cause did not constitute
an alienation.
Mrs. Coney-Holmes was not in Court
while the charge was delivered. nither
was ner husband. Mr.. Harney sat beside
his counsel. calm and collected, until the
jury retired, when he left the Court House.
de returned subsequently,