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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
PErfRSBuRG.
The Recent Shooting of a IU1s;ic-Eaii-
road Suitf-Po,itica and Ger erai.

pKTERsBUEG. Va. Sept. o. Special. -
Quite "A sensation occurred at Windsor sta
lion, on the NHfolk and Western railroad,
o. Saturday. lv the shooting OF negro
named Henry GItliug, an escaped lunatic
from the C0iorcd insane asylum of North
Carolina. a hiief account OF which WAS tel
egrapbed The IMEs on saturday night
fbc iull details %. The affair however. were
not rccci,e ed her, until Yesterday morn
iur. II appears that the madman had
zone 10 the residence Of lady in
islc Of Wight county, armed with a
larre butcher kuie. and demanded of
her twenty dollars. Tine lady who was
alone at the time. was iri i-htcned almost a.
death. and fearing That he would murder
her size told the lunatic that she dil not
have the money in the house. but tina, ~.D
would give him au order on the lawyer af
Windsor flr the amount he wanted. Tni-
proved satisfactory to the madman, and Dee
left the hOuse and went tO the lady's stable
and took theref-Om Uup other finest horses
and drove OF 90 " ind3or. Ia the mean
time. however. a messenger was dis
patch,d 10 Win l-0r % notify the
authorities Of what hid occurred. and 10
ask that the negro he arrested, W hen the
Iunatic arrived 40 winds J. b. was on horse
back. and had the butchcr-Snifr strapped o.
MS wrist. When the constable OF Nanse-
m0nd county. the sheriff Of Isle 0t Wright
..Ountv. and .oyernl other parties attempted
10 arrest him ha maio several unsuccessful
,tfemnts to cut Them with his butch.r-knif.
I'm bis effort i1 cui sid Holland.
prominent lawyrat Windsor. in The i.'rc
be cut that eenilemau's At 90 pieces. The
oiilrcr. shot the madman twice. when be-
jumped on his horse and attempted o. e.
cape. 4, DE- was riding oil some more
hails were fired into the lunatic's bady.
rbo d, .-ro wa. subsequently, captured. and
although q. bad nine balls in him il rC,
uuirad iaur mon tO mold him sO that he
.o,ll he binlclf.
Ihp .utf oil J.tn Jones aeaifst fhc
Norfolk and Western Railroad Comm. nv
$1,000 dam9.,- h3. been COMPROMISED
bv the railroad conrsuv having the plain.
dG $50. Th. rit.ntG. while IN ths cm-
rlovn,ent Of tni defendant railroad com-
.a,,v had I'm, lrc so badly crushed white
.o,..i,r.- c1r. at C,ewa Thar il had 10 be-
amputated. hence the .Iit.
The suit If lufiana EOwr a-lin~t tine
Rici,n0ud aud Daufilln Railroad Compln5
,or sl.jf--.t farfill f.lhe Circuit Court
a. \off,y.,y county. .itdse B. 4. UaurocL
ere.id.ne which opencd today. Thr
nlainiiH i'm th,, case ALLEGES tha she a0t 0u
tbe pa..ong,r train of Oh. said company a.
Blric,ille % go to Jennings Ordnarn
without "a ticket. hs. THAT she onered the
conductor tNe,,t,-n,r cents. all tlc money
she bad. d pay h.r fare. The conductor
fold her that lEe fare was thirty cents.
and that she wa, pui on of the train.
hence the suit. To. distance from Burke.
vile TO .Jenuine, Ifdway is about three
I... tf... ft.,.. tst., -f.ff..
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epwARp coURTNEY JENKINs.
Peaceful Ending of This worthy cit.
xen's Life.

At 1:20 o'clock yesterday morning I'd
ward Comtnoy jenkins hreaihed his last at
mis- home. 80. west Cary street. sur
rounded by his immediate family, his hand
claspcd ~ that of his wiie's, his soul took It's
flight % Heaven. only tae closing ol lhe
c,cs and the ending Of the heartbeat told
those near the bedside that death had come,
for moment before his eyes mad closed as
if in sleep.
Mr. Jenkins died in his Dist year, be ha' ins
been born IN Baltimore in lS33. soon aft
his term rs assistant postmaster his health
began 90 fail. HIS face lost the brightness
20 well known by his friends. and the laii n
were often anxious # his health. Nr. Jen-
kins last April made a trip TO Brazil in the
hope that it would benefit MIN, hut he came
back I'm July but little better. From that
time up tO about three week, ago he had
been living in North Carolina. Growing
weaker day by day, be- ai that time made up
his miud t. come 10 Richmond.
Ia the past week Dee has been looked upon
as a very sick man. but his dcatn "a slu-
prise not only 10 his friends, but TO his
household as we'll
Mr. Jenkins came to this city IN 1851.
serving tine Couitderacy in the Maryland
line. Ile va, both in Che infantry and tine
blockade service. In l-nj he married Mis-
lredyel, OF North taiOiiBG. aud sc'icd
here He was. for a l0n- time IN wholesale
business ON Fourteenth street, ana since
that time has been connected ia several en-
ierprisCs.
Sir. .leulin, was at one time a director no
ihe Chamber OF Commerct. and was also
-oycrnor I'm the Mozart Association. W lile
e,cuWing the latter position ho often Tor
fhe Retreat and for other charities. took
part ion amateur tlcatricals in which, Ike
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pANVILlE.
Confirmed by Bishop Van DE NyYer-
Charles ". Lee Promoted.


Charles ". Lee Promoted.
DANNnLE. VA, sept o. special. r.
Bishop Van De- Nyer, Of Richmond
reached this city last night. accompanied
uv rahor Drake, the pastor oftho Cathol C.
church a. Tho city. The distinguished
divine was met at the daUDi by prominent
Catholics aud escorted 10 Wrighrs iiD'cl.
..lrre he has been calLd on today hy %
number OF prominent citizens. ~ ~
this morning the Bishop held low mass in
ihc Catholic church. and confirmed class
e six persons. after which be delivered an
earnest aud eloquent discourse on The sacra-
mcut7 90 iho hurca.
Tomorrow night De WIil deliver public
lecture 0u the subject ol matimoLy.
Charles ". Ice. formerly Of Richmond,
Hh1 for three year, past has bad charge oi
fna Richmond and DInvillc shops in North
Dsnyiiie. has been promoted To- the position
d master machinist of the Western North
CW..ina Division OF the Richmond and
DWyiile -ystcEi. via headquarters at sails
bury.
4. J.. Warren, former cit'x.n 0f Dan
vile. who lately removed tp Bedford tnA.
died 40 that place this morning M lDU".o j.
and the remains We're brought here t0-nlsnt
for intcrmrn, Tomorrow.
Icy. j. \. Pcicr-Oa. ID. d, Of Calvary
church. Norll UluS.lle, delivered an adj
dr,s. t0 a large congregation at Mount Yer
aon church. his subject being the History
If Metholism." 1t was an able address.
showing tn1i Dr. Peterson j. one anon.
'he l4-t posted ia the Virginia Conference
in theluaiter oi church history and statis-
Tics.
Rev. j. A. George, native " Turkey
aud Baptist missionary % Armenia, De-
hvored most entertaining lecture at the
First Baptist church last night. MS subject
being The Christian Work in Turkey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
r81 HORSE RECORD


tles for TODAY.
flrn- are the results Of IA O. al
'....- I'd yesterday:
.Orr m.l-- buddhist ~ L; Worth
d artDufu. thIrd lime, iS
tn. and oae sixteenth miles
'.,s as. second; Eon' third'
r .n,-,uird Of q mile-lieckou
... second, IOrimer thlid
r,pnne stakes. selling. three
H.r. /.IDhIa wJn; tNangcinc,
atom. iAird. lime. l.l0A
quarters Of milc-rOlO
...iI. Maidstone third. Time,
p.. and ope-eighth 81 "a mile.
.Yu wor. kcupland, secOnu;
lIut. l.,s
.'Ilr- iur 6raNeseud races;
i.r.e quiItcrs OF a mile Brad
nH. 40. Eeclaie. ll3; J. Iai. .
n..N.i. . 4. Gcruc -. iOl; Meri-
.t ..c'. ] o.: Best 10y. lO7, Ben
o.e and one s'xteeuths ~ "a
If. -. 3. .asliwGy II, lll, cousin
l.. $500 Harrison. lcs; Iitilr jim,
y f'.. 90. llEtpu. 10. kassJ., 100,
1913 N. J. MILLION. 80
tlr.e lurfer, 81 mile; Holly
I..r.II. MS Eclipse. / -: IsDcr-
L ..' .a,' '.If. 30 Homer. 100 kiniaH,
800 Lrrsy o.. Potter 81; cnObia,
'Hr ~lNDrado, ftr } .DrIiner 80.
i-. trc and Oue-quarter uiles.
Uani cai.-Demuth. ~: Prince
l.Hc.uc. ia: kiley, IA. sir John.
I. u. lo Can Can. IO5; Admiral.
If,HJ DooIy. 50.
'. unr aud oue-slKtcenth miles -
h' ttlDl cluc. liN: syracuse ~.
' 20" h'arktAOrn 100: Golden Reel
o.. flt. 100. NcuOurce 80: BallyhOO.
e. 'N. llD. n}iellOw. M; naym md
One and Onc-slxteenth m iles-
81 pa et Lutte Minnie. %: Pliny.
lf. 81 vendetta. o.. sorrento. lO3,
So r,.. ..enmOund, iO2; fOXmede,
ts. l. ilf L"ngshOt. 1O2: Wilffed, ll2;
D. cg thfce-fourtns Of mile
~ '', iHnd,ctpe, 81: Nelly Peyt ~,
b. --s'ock, lls; Radiant. lls; Re
A.f..'. ron, ll2 lndy Jane. colt. l12;
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The Atlanta prohibitioni.t..

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. a.. Special. r.
Rev sam Small addressed large audience
saturday night at the Gate City Aimory.
His subject was Prohibition, whica was
handled In mastery manner. The adj
rcss was made under the auspices Of the
Womon's Christian Temperance Union Of
Georgia. Mrs. sibley, OF Augusta. the
president Of the Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union. OF Georgia, was present,
and made beautiful and touching address
in behalf of the cause. The Atlanta Prohi-
b,tionists are marshaling their forces fr
another fight in the near nitnre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
NORFOLK.
severe storm EaginG-Da DamaG &" Ship
ping The EoWden Convention.

severe storm Eagine-D smag Ia Ship
pin. The Eowden Convention.
NoRrOLh. VA, sept. Especial. a
we're storm has been raging along ;he
virginia and North Carolina coasts since
early Sunday morniny. At Cape Henry
today the wind j. blowing al The rate Of
Hliy niles an hour. The tele Z aph wires
.Nuing from Cape lIt,eras ana kiiiN
taah are down and no communication
nus been had with these points since
Yesterday lhe strong nOrtheasterly Winds
nave caused the highest tides seen IN Nor
iolk since tac great April storm year ana
a half ago and several wharves on the
~ lter IOat were under water this morning.
Many merchants whose stores are nei
these whsrycs worked all last night re-
moving their goods to second ll0Ors.
50 Tar only one disaster has been reported.
|, occurred TWO miles south of Cape Henry,
aud the vessel wrecked was the schooner
Hattie Perry. bound from Philadelphia TO
Ney Bedford Mass. The Perry left Della
ware break wafer Saturday. and was caught
by the gale inl blown down the coast near
Cape Henry. where she went ashore al
, o'clock ihis morning at half Hood
tide. The lile-saying crew from the
Care Henry station went at once 10 the as
succeeded in saving every life. The vessels
slils were bl ,wn away an hour after she
struck, and AT 7 O'Clock she commenced
breaking g. pieces. She Is now a total loss.
Her crew are being cared for at the Cape
Henry Lii, saving station, and Will come
70 Norfolk tonight.
The f)m-n sled schooner Il. +. Poole,
which went ashore at Virginia Beach TWO
years ago an has since been lying nigh
aud dry. was iloated on this mornings tide
and moved 2w feet from shore. The wreck
er- could have carried her farther out, brit
were afraid t0 take the risk OF bringing her
TO Norfolk In such storm, and Will let her
stay 1t anc ior until the weather breaks.
The schooner Frank o. Dame, which went
ashore AT the same time, was also ioated
/ this morning.
Tn Red Star tug 'lnternaii0nal.' which
arrived in port at noon. reports nlty-slx
sailing vessels at anchor in Hampton Roads
The ..internationapr starte1 out OF th' cap :
this n,9fning but found the wind aud s-a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
A FRENCH MINISTER ATTACKED.
Assaulted by a Boulangist FOR Deneuncinc
BOmIangI.m.

PARIS. sept. 29.-ln q speech delivered
at the opening Of a new bridge over the
seine az Confans ~ainte onorine to-day.
NJ. Gulot. minister Of public wolk-, cN-
dressed regret that, Notwithstanding the
recent exposure OF Boulansist methods.
there were still in France those Who were
willing 10 fy nag other than that Of The re-
public. The crowd manifested some disap-
proyal. and VI. Gulot continued: Acc m
plices Of the aspirant 10 the throne Of
Caesar have 10 business here. The est
course his dup : can make IS t. allow
themselves 10 be buried m oblivion. ON
the completion OF the ceremonies ana as NJ
Gulot was taking his departure "a i 'G-
langist attempted tp assault TIE minister
nj the same time using insulting Language.
The man was at once placed under arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

LHXINGrON. VA, Sept. %. Special. e.
Me.sre reports come from Br0wnsb lrg this
evening of another tra gcdy enacted there ON
Yesterday. Jim Crauey shot and killed
Charles Oliver Oboth negroes), anl after
Sar.ls cut him 70 pieces with razor. Jeai-
ousy is said to have been the cause Of the
KILLING. Criney is notorious character in
that neighborh0od, having served term IN
the peniten:iary for a murderous assault
unon tie late Dr. Walker tew years ago.
Crancy j. sill no lrge.
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Chief of Police Poe has received from the
chief uf tba department of Boston inquiries
n rogacl i0 Mrs. Alice VI. Brennan. and
also nDr picture. She has been missing
lum -l. Worcester square. since Septom-
osr 18TH. and is described as being
thIity-ore years old. five feet and
iye inches 1hi-h. of slight build.
j5rh brown hair with bangs, task brown
ayts. and figure being erect. She has fine
White i..tn ani rs considered pretty. She
wore back serge Cre-, trimmed with
black 0nl Wnito trrcd velvet. a black
cloth othuttorgd iu front. and black
silk hat size had "a heavy Id ring ON her
lrft hand.
She also had with hcr "a purple merno
wrapper r,mm. .i vIfh black velvet.
\ reward 0fS-.J Is offered by her crreiatiyes
0r information regarding her whereabouts.
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PAgIs. Sept. 29.-lt has been decided 10y
The Miners Federation Of the Department
Of the I.e Noire. now sitting at -. Euenn",
io organize strike Oh Ocioisr 9Th for rc-
instatcment fthe men WHO were DISCHARGED
for participating in the strike Of last June
and were not taken back.
LISBON. Sept. 29.-An important eXpcdi-
ton is reported as soon 10 leave the ciif FOR
Mozambique. going hence TO Mashona'and,
whore British expedition is at present
stationed.
PARIS. sept. 29.-ln an interview with
the Rome spopdent of Figaro. Premier
Cri~pi denounced the attitude maintained
by France toward Italy.
LONDON. scpt. 80 Mr.. Joseph savoiy
has hoea elected Lord Mayor Of the city Of
lOuGp1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

COUNT DION"
The Nienncsc Warned Against Bold Rob
ber of That name.

SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM To THr inns
Dunisp Gable GO.
BERLIN. Sept. 29.-1Ee police Officially
warn the public against the man q" b., cali
ing himself Count Dion in Vienna. ai'
tempted to decoy a bank messenger into hi-
room 10 rob him, aud lastwcck cndcaNoycd {,
treat postnan having valuable reslslertd
letters ln his bag in similar fashion. lhtt
say that the -wiudler, who took ih' nalh'
of Lane AT AK and pretended % be- an
Englishman. has long, pale face and
dark-br0wn hair and "a false mou-lache.
He speaks English with "a German artvnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
IAE RlRCHALl c ASE
A verdict of Murder in the First D"G' ee
Rendered.

WOODSTOCK, ONT, sept. 29.-The jury III
the Birchan case retired at 9, finished the
Judges summing up at 9:j0 =. M'' re-
turned at II 30 y. NJ, and rendered a N,I-
dict OF guilty Of murder in the ilr7' ueg''e'
TO BE HANGED NOVEMBER l4IiI'
WooDsTOCK, ONT, sept. D.-lhe cV,I'
sentenced Birchall % be hanged on rIi'"' :
i4th day Of November, between the no"i9 -
: A. NJ. and L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
GORDONSVlLLE.
Death of l.. NJ. wood Broom and Wisp
Factory.

GORDONsNuLE, Va, sept. % >pe-
cial.' Mr. l.. VI. Wool, highly esteemed
merchant Of this town, who had been in de-
clning health for several months. died last
Thursday morning aud was buried nom
ths family residence. in town. on saturday.
by Waddill Lodge. No. -, assisted hy a
llr.e delegation from Barb0ursNille and
Orange, and. as mark OF respect, al tue
business-house- were closed during the
funeral services, and q large concoursc Of
the friends and citizens followed tnh re-
mains To Map'ewoOi cemetery, where II
was Inferred with th, usual Masonic ccre-
monies.
The Gordon Times, new weekly paper
George II. Baker editor and publisher, is eN-
Iected a. come out next Friday.
Tn oJn and whisp factory will be- IN
active oyerat on by the liTst proNimo and
shuttle block factory is TO follow in sort
limo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
pApERs READ.
BASE BALL.
Result of the Various Games rlayed
Yesterday.

Result OF the Various Games llayed
Yesterday.
National Le9gue.-At Cincinnati; Gin
cinaatis, 3: New forks, :.
At Chicago Chicsg0s. B; BOstons, o..
At Pittsburg: PhIladelphias, 6; Pitts
burgs, ,.
At Cleveland; Cleyelands, ); Brooklyns,
3.
Players Lsague.-At Budalo; Buiialos, :;
Bostons, 1.
AZ Pittsburg: Pitisburgs. s; Philade,-
phias. l..
At Cleveland: ClcyeanGs, :; New lorks,
;.
At Chicago: Chicagos, g; BroOklvns. I.
American Association tOmmbus
Columbus. ); Rochester, , (eigbt innings,
game called on account OF darkness)
At Louisville: syracuse, |; LouisyiIlcs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
Killed His Little Sister.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. s9.-At
Nlcl olas Courthouse, saturday, George
Hlndale, aged eight years, shot aud killed
his fiye-yeaf-old sister because she threa,-
ened TO tell her father Of the boys disobe-
dience. The boy had frequently said be
would kill her for telling Of his wrong de-.
ings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

Following me tic names Of several youn.
men of this city WHO win leave to-day tol
.le University of Virginia, and tie courses
they VIII tlac: Robert f. Williams, medi.
cine; legh T.. Page law; George \. Aims
r-. law; William Petcrkin. academic
fO.H Bryan, academic; stewart BRYAN
academic: stuart McGuiie, medicine
Franklin ,lcarns. engineering; j. NJ. Il
LnWl-, cug'neerGg; Charlie ,kinker enei
useriug. q. B. Robinson. law; ". +. Far
-ar, academic. AMI PonicG .aelton, aca
....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

\ meeting 90 the llenrico County Demo
ratio Committee was hoid Yesterday morn
ing gtll o'clock in The Ford building, or
Nlr.h street. The resignation OF Mr.. K. "
Courtney, a3 secretary, was accepted. and
vacancy. The County Electoral Boarc
will d ~ at the same place next Monday
m0l ming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
ANTWERP EXCITED.
Repeal OF Restriction on American Eeei
Demanded.
SPECIAL CABLE ETELKGR.M To rHr riNLs.
DUNLAP Cable Go.

SPECIAL CAHLEIELkGNtN 10 IHI II4I-7'
Dunlap Gable Go.
ANTWERP. sept. 29.-Ihere is consiGera-
be excitement here over an election f0l
members Of the City Council that will CO.
eur on October 10Th. The chief Issue is
whether American live hcDf shall DE admit.
ted without being subjected % The pres nt
quarantine of forty-iye days. The Irotlc-
tionists and Clercals secured the enact
ment Of this regulation. which makes high
prices inevitable. The public demands i'm
it, own interest that the importation oI
American beet shall Doe conducted without
any restriction. although the business is
conducted by Englishmcn.
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LONDON. sept. 29.--This morning McAu'
lif,s and siayin surrendered themselves 10
the police, and were arraigned In the Lam,
beth Police Court, charged win hatin-
committed breach Of the peace. Previous
10 their surrender, the men had learned tha'
lhe authorities intended 10 prosecute thcn
for fighting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
An AS.l.nment.

4 deed 0i assignment was recorded yes-
lcriay in Chancery Court by Mary L0ugh-
TN. John NJ. Higgins, trustee, conveying 10
William II. Bafelidgc. trustee. two p,rce's
Of land, ~ follows: Twenty-lCur feet on
BALDWIN street and thnty-iye feet on seven
le, nth street. The lois ars valued at Sl.lN',
aud ;ka assignment is made for the hensii
~ creditors, not spec lied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

The following suits were entered In the
Circuit Court Yesterday; Denoon, Iuppei
4 Go. against John L. Enright; Lewis n
George Carnell against William J.. Ready
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
The KENTUCKY CONVENTION
Amended BiII of lights the Special o'd7
for Friday.

FgANKFoRr, KY, Sept. 2,.-The amend
81 uiu Of Rights was presented TO the Ken
tacky Constitutional Convention THIS morn
,n., aud made special order for Friday
.n. ~. Tnr M ,si important features are an
nnr,..ot'ery clause and an anl'-s'"e's
prO, isiOu,
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WEST PoINr. VA. Sept. 29.-Speclal. -
1t is repOred al ihis place that Il. I. Bar
ham. OF Bgll-Barham. fame, died last
rnursday OF JlOod poison. He was buci"d On
Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30

l.....'N INb sept. -. The old ware.
At.' 'n...'n'fo Redwood. disti.lery Al
b,., ..'.,.' .",' 'sy. was burned Yesterday,
hIYs.. '' Lon barrels OF whiskoy. en-.
po.. t' i.',' t'im 'tei at 10000. Tie
(.g.a.,.t. ','{t 10 Levy n Brothers, Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
A FAMOUS DOG.
IRON AND STEEL CONGRESS.
4 Notable Gathering at Chickering Hail.
New York.

NEW YORK, SEPT. 2o.--One Of the most
notable gatherings Of mining engineers
ever occurred, took place this afternoon.
when the first Of the scenes OF tbs
ssiOns TO be held by the lnterna-
tional Iron and steel Congress was
convened at Chckering Hall. owing to the
late arrival OF over a hundred Of the dele
gates. who came on the ,eryia, the hall was
not filled until well along toward three
.fsfarE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
THE M'KINLEY TARIFF.
THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO
PASS TRE SENATE TO-DAY.
A Most Important Measure OF which th'
Country Knows Almost Nothing
Whipped Through without Debate
Con gressfouaI PFogqqIlurs.
Cor gresslonal Proceedings.

Cor gressional Procoediugs.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. sept. %. special.
When the Republican senator's postponed
the consideration Of the Election law they
got themselves in box with many Of their
party, as demonstrated by the low Of teie-
grams TO Kennedy, OF the House, congratu-
lating him in his effort in skinning Quay ior
the postponcmcnt. Since them fo show thi.
discontinued tlemon, that they meant husi-
ness and were RS severe as need De With
the enemy, the Republican senator's have
been very stif in their demands tlat the
work Of legislation De transacted quickly
The resolution OF Mckinley providing
for an adjournment on Tuesday was intro
duccd. ot course, after consultation with thC
Republican senators. II was concluded
that the country should bc impressed with
The anxiety Of that panty u 10th houses C.
get through with the business. thou.h n
was known that such an adjourn
mcmt was well nigh impossible ol
the day set, bat ID was in
lina with the plan lO not only shOW how
quickly the party could work. but to cut Oh
as far as possible the true nwarlne,- o'
the Iarin bin from the country. 80 there
was no surprise ihis morning when the Re-
publcans. instead OF opening the debate on
The Iarii bill and explaining its provisions.
should ,it dumb in their seats. MORGAN, o..
Alabama. on the Democratic side. fret tool
fhe floor and made au exhaustive
speech. Tine Republicans either retired
into the cl0ak-r00ms or wrote or read ln
their seats. Even lliscOck. whom the
speaker scored most mcrcilessly. assumed
ln air of ignorance 0f ali that was going ou.
The Republicans played theirpa4t well They
wanted 10 show that even ia consuming uC
time III peakin4. they were unable fo -.t
through this important legislation ill ihi-
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est character. Dr. Rosenshein. the famous
medical expert Of Lydon. has been 'En-
moucd from that city to the Kings bedside.
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TAE TlPPeRARY RIOTS.

ANN. y. TO he Prosecuted for lncitinG
Them.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-I, is reported that the
Government will prosecute Mr.. Harrison,
member Of Parliament for the middle di-
vision of Tipperary. and others who were
,,,o.ept on the occasion for melting 10 riot
In Tipperary on Thursday last. Colonel
CadiIi the presiding magistrate sitting IN
the case OF Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien,
states that Mr.. John Morley apDea'ed TO
him 10 excluds the crowd from The court
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tn. King OF Holland. Condition.

TuE HAGUE. Sept. 29-Ihc condil'on ~
the k,n,, of IloIlani. who on saturday sui-
fcrsd relapse, has become one ol the gray