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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

nrs fiatls revenue cutter L. =.
.-..t. .t.au -i8llel. which arrived al
... l..l 1i..s. yesterday nom Ne"
i.I.. f.00lI. ilat while lntfins nom Nom
..... Io.t Island. ahe sighted o. loi o'
.e. amof which was piiot house 4
.H.r. steamer ora barge; also deck beams
a.....
morgan. manager of ihe postal ie'e'
l.L0l Hartford. Conn. Zen under train
..l..ll aal was so badly injured that he
..| telospiaL lie leaves widow ano
.....aI children. He spent two years travel
l f.- la.on. In aooin America.
.rf.l Ncca ending yesterday, ihcrs were
nt deaths .1 Chicago. as against 0l4 me
preceding nett ~ fle corresponding week
Ia I.sa. and e15 the corresponding week ia
Is.. Twenty. Give deaths wcfc nom in-
'...1.. an3 lll irom pneumonia.
Ites sl.koof the coiorcl laborers in the
anNtl-. .afas and mils at Apalachicoin. fia .
s .feI lemll.s wili resume work io-moi-
ta. Ile muifIa who We're brought here 70
preserve order. l.n lor home last uighi.
Ex-Governor Thomas ). Churchill is nl al
l4.t.ln hile Rock with mlufnza. The
.iea..1l physicians pronounce bis cond p
'..a i9 Del serious.
fef.ie-m Aas been struck at JohnsiOwn,
N. l.,ai e depth Of 0l5 fcot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

State secretary of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, and Dir. j. X. Mott, Of
New 4 0rk, the college secretary Of the In
ternati0nai Young Mems Christian Ass0cia-
ton. paid the University Of Virginia a visit
this week on Young Mems Christian Assf
citation business.
A number Of suffolk gentlemen are con-
-dcrng The matter Of establishing a club
house near Lake kilby, where is tO be "a
driving park and race course. payili0ns for
picuic parties, and pleasure park for the
enjoyment of the little ones.
The Culpeper Minute Men had a full-dress
drill on Friday afternoon last. They pre-
sented fine appearance. and their drilling
reelected great credit ON men and officers.
They have "a membership Of over sixty
GOOchland has "a cavalry company which
was organized and has been drilling since
last fan. 10 numbers about forty. They
are "a hne-l00king body Of men. Hanover
also has a fine cavalry
The bar below Wilmington has been
dredged from "a depth Of nine feet 10 seven
teen feet since 1873, in consequence Of
which the commerce Of Wilmington has
been greatly benefited.
tubell Mitchell. well-knOwn young
habime of Salem depot, has caught seventy
six rabbits this season In rfdely cOnstruc-
ted traps placed i'm that neighbOrhOOd.
Capt. J.. finney. OF H0naker. shipped the
first cattle from Russell last Friday from
swords Greek over the &. v Railroad.
A new telegraph line is being put up be-
tween GOrdOnsyillo and Orange. From this
place 10 will run TO fredericksburg.
Colonel Thomas G.. P0pham died at his
home in -pcuyyille. RappahannOck county.
Virginia, Friday
Captain j. y. Bowie has been appointed
sergeant of the convict force ON the :. A.
and %. Railroad.
The Common Council Of Liberty has de-
tormined 90 have new and exact survey
made of the land within the corporate
limits of the town.
General James \. Walker will address,
on February sth, the James a. Walker
Post. Confederate Veterans.
Hon. John J.. Massey, superintendent Of
Public instruction. has been quite sick at
his home i'm ADemarle.
10 is said the number of women in Nir-
gnia exceeds the number of men by 20,O00
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
WYTHEVlLLE WEDDINGS.
The Ceremonies over. Four Happy Hearts
Now Beat as Two.

Now Beat as Two.
WlIHEyuLE. Jan. 25.- Special -At10
o'clock boz the morning. Thursday, Mr.. j.
l--ie kabrich. "a successful young merchant
of Pulaski City, Va. was married 90 Miss
Bl8n n.he Alys. daughter Of Mr. Il. kOlen
Moore of this paice. The ceremony was per
formed boz the Presbyterian Church. which
had been tastelully decorated for the occa-
sion. the pastor. Rev. Thomas Mcconnell,
Officiating The bridal party. consisting of the
groom with his best man. Mr. j. G. Crow, of
pulaski.and the bride, bec0mngiy attircd in
travelling costume. with their kinsman, Mr..
Clarence Irinkle. entered promptly at the
appointed hour. and were preceded 90 the
altar by the ushers Messrs. j. 4. Darst and
The0. Dilger. of Pulaski, and ". B. Moore
aud n. T.. ~immormau, ot Wyineyille. The
happy couple boarded the O'Clock train.
eH route for Baltimore, Washington, ana
other cities.
At the Episcopal church at night the
wedding bells rang out right meTily' an
nouncing the nuptials of Dr. William ii.
Ribhle. Jr.. "a popular young physician Of
this city. and Miss Margaretha Antoineite,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
ueuser. 40 eight O'clock the usher..
Mcssrs. " j.. Fulton. John A. .lieuser. Wal
lace Ribble. and Edmund Pendlct0n, came
down the centre aisle, followed by the
fair young bride leaning on the arm of her
father. They were met at the chanccl rail
hy ihe groom and his best man, Mr.. a. J..
b. Rihhio. of Richmond. Standing meath "a
huge wedding bell, and surrounded 10y
other beautiful floral decorations, the loving
twain were quickly made one. the beautiful
marriage ceremony Ofthe Church Of England
being mprcsshely performed by the Rev
Mr. Goodwin. of Christiansburg. Va. The
bride was beautifully dressed i'm white Hem
rietta en fdine. trimmed with m0ire ribbon
and her brow was adorned with the time
hon0red orange blossoms. a Areception was
rendered the couple at Mr. Heusers resi-
dence and was attended by the immediate
relations of each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE REMOVAL OF POSTMASTER
HICKS AT HENDERSON.

Railroad Eumor at Ralesgh-rhe Trial Of
Mrs. Morris Besun-Thc Dukes Busi-
ness at Durham-Items From Charlotte
-Gleanings.
RALFicH. y. g.. January 25. Special
/ Fall particulars are learned here to-day of
/ the removal of Postmaster Hicks at Hem
d.rson. few days ago. and the appoint
msut Of Moore in his stead Hicks was re-
Gently appointed postmaster. but com.
plants were made against him by Ropubli-
cans at Henderson because he refused %
appoint negro m the posiohice. These
complaints were laid before the President,
resulting in the removal OF Hicks and the
appointment OF Moore. who. it j. believed.
will appoint negroes.
The Gin murder sensation near LOuisburg.
Is san absorbing topic OF the hour. The
sheriff of Franklin county, addressed let
ter to newspapers here to-day. requesting
them tO have nothing to say OF certain clues
which have been discovered "a t0 the iden-
tlty OF the muulerprs. Certain persons have
been spotted and are being carefully
watched. The theory is now advanced that
Gin was killed and dragged near Miss
pendlet0n's house tO make 10 appear that De
had started there.
There is rumor here to-day which comes
directly from railroad officials thar sol.
Haas. now traffic manager OF Associated
Railroads cl Virginia and 'arolnas. ha,
been app0iIted general manager Of the
Richmond and DanYlle vice Major Peyton
Randolph. resigned.
Mrs. Cora scales Morris is On trial for her
lite at Roidssille. charged with murder of
her husband by chl0roiormlng him last Au-
gust. There is much interest nm the trial.
The reported removal of large part Of
machinery of Dukes cigarette factory. at
Durham. is now stated % be- hoax. 10 is
learned that the grand jury of the Durham
court recently found a bin In pursuance of
charge of Judge Armheld against the al
legged cigarette trust lheroup0n the
Dukes ordered large part OF their
machinery removed tO their New
York factory. and b. was reported that
entire Durham plant would he eventually
removed. This created something ot "a
panic Boa Durham, resulting boa the grand
Jury letting ihe matter drop. and the order
0r removal of tle machinery was counter
mandod.
IN Grippe is holding reign of terror la
ihis city. There are countless cases. Many
busIne-s-hOuscs have scarcely enough well
clerks i0 keep their business running.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

BALTIMORE, January 25.-seyen Of the
Pan-American delegates and fourteen OF
the secretaries are in Baltimore to-day, IN.
specting the harl0r grain elevators, and
our facilities Tor handling commerce IN gen
eral. The delegates in the party are those
representing Guatemala, Uruguay, Colonl'
bia, Costa Rica. Bolivia, salvador and Ecua'
dor. They arrived al locust Point by spe'
cial train from Washington at 1850.
Aner looking through the grain elevators
the steamer Columbia was boarded, and
the Columbian Iron Works were visited
after which the visitors were taken 10 the
new iron works belonging 10 the Pennsyl-
yania Steel Company, at Sparrow Point
The party returned % Baltimore al i:30 L
NJ, and were ban4uetted at the Carrolltor
to-llght.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

a. Garrett, acres on east side Newport
News and Mississippi Valley Railroad.
three miles from city. $50: rinsley's heirs
(Nilliam and Elizabeih) % A. r. Courtney.
l2i4 acres on Deep Run turnpike i've miles
west 0f city, 500.
Ch0nccry COuu.-ThOmas Green and
wife and others % Malscna s.. wife Of John
II. smith. 2als feet on Twenty-ninth street.
near i, $3.50; o. g.. kean. special commi--
si0ner. 10 Ann NJ. Dean. go feet on east side
College street, near Broad. $1,000; Henry b.
>homburg 10 Eliza B. shomburg. 30 feet on
south side Clay street. near BOWe. So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
North state Cieaning-.

The government disiiliery OF r. & J.. Ever
hart. at Arnold, has h-cn closed.
North Carolina has ..DD miles ~ railroad.
More than one thousand miles have been
built since 1850.
Following are the names of tbe directors
VI the several departmental the New berne
fair. Nessrs. ". 4. hurruss. George y.
Ives. e.. J Meadows William Dunn. 4. T..
FRS. A. Miller 3, a. Green, George II. Rob
eris. George Henderson, :. Ii. Gray and o..
II. nllOn.
The port OF Wilmington is crowded with
vessels, The largest number ..ea there az
one time In many days. There are two
-teamships-on British and one American;
tventy.siX barncs ana three origs- British,
Norwegian, German, Italian, swedish and
American; and fourteen Amefl-
can and British. making the total fortY-hfo
vessels. as enumerated above. and not In
clu.ing TUGS. river steamers and cOasting
vessels OF less than slzty-nse tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
REvLvAL d .TWgLFTH MeAT.
3imie Wainwright 90 Present it at the
Academy This Week.

lfalie wainwright to Present 30 at the
Academy This Week.
What .s conceded by The press of New
York tl Ie the most complete and elaborate
setting ever given rAasespearian comedy
il tnis country i- Marie Nainwrghfs pro-
Iueti0u 0f "lWelIl Night which has just
completed highly successful five weeks
ruu u the metropolis. and VIII DE presented
iIr three NIGHTS and a Saturday matinee at
fle Mozart Academy. commencing next
Wednesday. tne .Nih. AS y iola, the critics
.ly. hui $3.50 actresses have been seen on
the STAGE boo lafe years with whom 10 is Just
fD compare Mis-. Wainwright M0dieska
arl the late ilmented Nelson. 80 higher
praise cam he bestowed upon young
arfre-s. Another thing which entities the
lady f0 warm praise is the excellent COM
nInr 0f -llke-UeIrIln actors with whom
She ha- surrounded HERSELF several Of whom
NIil ua recognized ly many Oi our theatre
..0rs as formerly among the leading sup
.orf 0f both Modieskl aud Nelson. VIM.
+. owen stands 900 lle American stage to-
dos. admittedly ile best Interpreter OF Sir
r0ly while Barton llill plays an equally
effective Maiy0IiO. and the Misses Muldeuer
aud Walsh arc Two of tine pretiiest and most
-Nilull OF our younger actresses. Other
members 0l the company, which was selec-
frd with .eat care. alo also deserving OF I'M
dniduM distinction. This production of
~rwtlnh Nglf" is in nye acts and nine
scenes. and 400 fhec0sumes. scenery. iurni-
tare aud properties used are carried by the
company Particular attention is called to
.le fact tlHt tle performance VIII COM
manee promptly ai O'Clock. The nrst TWO
scenes Hra among fle most beautiful. and
should n0l be missed. There viii Dee no oa-
mrlay night performance. and the engage
mlnt VIII close with saturdays matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

The earnings of the Richmond and Pc.
tersburg Railroad Company for December
1850 We're S2j.lll.1. expense fi1l5-.ll
and the earnings of Petersburg Railroad
Company for same month We're S3o.43l.s-
expense, S23,O0j.I
At iO O'Clock Yesterday morning ihe am-
buiancc was cullcd tO tbe Cedar Work, il
white man who was taken suddenly IlI.
After treatment by Df. fitl, ihe physician
in charge. the sick man was taken home.
The attraction at the Theatre ComIque
every evening this week VIII De the Mexican
lr0uDad0uls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
NELLIE sLYlN NEW YORK.


other Matters in Sew York.
NEW YORK. January Dr. Special E.
Hiss NUllle b.Y. ile record breaking news.
paper g.0le-irut.er. arrived iu Jersey City
over tle Pennsylvania Railroad at 1891 this
afternoon. hW Iu- rIrcumnayigatcd the globe
in tha unparalleled time OF seYedty-two
days. six hours and eleven minutes. A
delegation oi New Workers went tO Phila-
de'phiH i0 escort the fair traveller iO the end
OF beer long journey. She was taken 10 the
Ast0r House. where quite a cOmmOtiOn
was created. biz crowd filling the
y Ne-nN-street entrance. cheering and shaking
ler hand rs She g0t ont of the carriage.
She was entertained at dinner in
The private dning-rOOm. where THE
TINES correspondent presented frater-
nal congratulations. aud quite "a leyoe
was held. The sprightly little lady looked
none the worse for her long trip, and pro-
ies,ed ~ De quite ready % start on some
neW venture at once. Nothing has set been
heard of her rival. Miss Bisland. The Both
uea, On which she is passenger viii hard
ly get I'm before Tuesday.
IWeuty-eiglt incoming steamships are
due at thi, port to-day. and considerable
anxiety is felt by several of the owners on
account Ol fho recent severe storms at sea.
Lawrence Barrett. the actor his wife and
daughter, sailed for Hayre to-day ON the
steamship la OascoYne.
DEFAUITER DIED.
George N. L0uusberrv the defaulting
cashier at the U0.tOilice. who shot himself
through the head last evening in his house.
iu liackonsack. Nj. died this morning. II
is not known yot what the amount Of his
sicallng- is. Postmaster Van Colt is re-
sp0n-iDle for ihe loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

AUGUSTA. Ca, January 2j.-Mr. Jesse
Thompson. a wealthy lumbeunan, was
shot tonight at Midwife, by telegraph
operator named NoueN. NOrell was taken
from Midyilie In buggy, across the coun-
try 20 Waynesbofo, the county seat, fear,
being entertained OF violence from en-
pl0yes in IhOmpsons mill.
Though or 5 hours have elapsed siQce
bis departure, be had not reached Naynes.
boro at midnight. and fears are entertained
that he was oyertakea by parties from Mid.
VILE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
ROUND ABOUT RADFoRD.
An Axe. IA woman. ana Her Husband
Notes Of Progress.


RApr0RD. Va. January D. special. J.
lirnfanant-GOyern0r Tyler spent lew
days here this week. lie was called nollv me
by The illness Of his little child "hicn We
are clad % report better. ao,s
Ammily brml occurred IN town a lew y gel ?
ago. ln which fhe wife got the Uel'eI VI .He ,ho
husband. she wanted morphine ana t..e t.e
husband not passing over the leqnisil,
~cbange' Immediately, she caught up ihe
axe. and making for him, laid open nus ms
rirht hand as he warded Oh the bioM, am. anu
.ored bis head. An artery was nearly se'- %
cred. Dr. J.. B. Moore was sought ny 4I. mc
husband. and soon bound up the Woun9' 1 ,,,, nt
is doing as well ~ cOul0 De vNp'N'N"'
Tbe foundation for a large freight depot u
being laid in West IA ford. ,.,...,,.s f.,
There are several brick mahuiacsui0'7 CO.. ~,
town. They are making arrangements io'
"A brick yard IN West kadion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

The Princess furnace. at Glen Wilton.
B0tet0urt county. has been awarded the
contract for pig iron 20 bee used IN the con-
struction Of cruisers Nos. : and =. % be-
built for the United states navy. az the
Brooklyn nayy-yard. This iron is TO be
used in the manufacture If the cy finders of
these cruisers. and the contract was
awarded at S20.jO per ton. against bidders
from the North, East, and West, at much
lower figures. II shows what Virginia iron
can DO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

HIlFou heed ihe warning -the signal. per-
aaps.oi lAe sure approach Oi ilat more terri
''t disease. lonsumpiiDnI AK yourselves
p inl can AFFORD lOr ibe sake Of saving 90
'tlIs. iD fuu lue rlsk and DO nothing Tor n.
Ht KNOW lilin experience mat -uliOh'8 Cure
fiI cure your Cough. tf never iaIls. TINS
,tpIN.nH Wny more than e .iiiii0n Of Bottles
were hIii llc pasl year. 10 relieves Group
.NA "Av1pinf Cough at once. Mothers. DO
t'' Nt " iiunui lt. sample bottles fIec. Sold
.t l'l,Agi biotheis ana II. ~. shields & Co.
-yiltI vi J. lltn and Malanall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
MYSTERIOUS S DEATH.
An Eccentric Farmer Found Dead-Evi-
dence Of Foul Play.

CONCORD. y. H., January Zj.-Periey W.
Beck. aged -, an eccentric farmer, living
alone I'm West llOpkinlOn, was found dead
'n his house by neighbOrs this morning.
His body was frozen. but also bore marks 0i
bruises and other evidence OF foul play
His cattle and sheep were found frozen o.
death iu the barn. lntil nine years
ago Beck had lived with his brother
and wife in this house. AT that
time, Mrs. Beck was found dead. the indl-
cations being that she was burned 90 death.
Her husband afterwards disappeared. Mrs.
Beck left some property, but no claimant
las ever appeared for it. The authorities
will investigate Periey Beck'5 death,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Burial Of Mr.. Cassius i Lee-M~"S 'o''
inent persons Present.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 2i.,ops- ,ope
.iaI ~ ''hN Nsnv persons. mostly old citi1ens,
,ta ,'ie'' ,lercv -' and laity oe the Episcopal
eSprcb ag e Throughout this locality iAs Students
of he Theological seminary, ana oshess' '1aoon
altered n old Christ Church this ai'erl'GS ,Se
a'no,e nov tbeir lact tribute Of respect 70 @ tne
memoyy pa3 Of the late Cssslus T. Lee @lnse %nose
death Was chroniced In this ponuyace ce
ue.n 5au "r - Two AGO. The quaint little edipce
stil had up much Of is Christmas "''V' ="
Rev DIS. Cornelius walker, OF me sei",, =
nary. william NJ. Dame, OF Dnl''i"SI.' Dt1i,'S~,.lon
folmfr rector Of the church. anu ..',,1';n the
utter, the present rector, Sal ~''N'" w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
rlIppsa. cnlIea apa condensed.

There is some opposition 70 the proposed
deenening and widening OF the approach o.
ihe Hampton harbor. several planters nave q, v.
~ sters on the part Of Hampton Roads that
h 4 proposed deepening and as this VII
DESTROY the oyster beds, they don't Ike the
looks Of things: p,.,.,., a.,
MI. IL. .. Williams, OF Richmond, The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

The Christian Womau's Exchange. cor-
ner OF south and Camp streets. New oi-
leans. La. has determined t0 inaugumie
among the WOMEN Of tine south "a movement
for the purpose of aiding in erecting mun-
ument to the memory OF Jefferson DAVIS.
Contributions are asked from all interested
in the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

ROME. January 20.-Cafdinal JacoDina II
critically ill with pneumonia.
The Advocate Glul0 san fehce' Drolnef
of the Archbishop of Naples. has absc0nded
with funds held in trust 10 the extent Of
$4,000.
IoND0N. January 2J.-Rep0rts Of gales
and floods throughout Great Britain COL
tiuue % be received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
nr.lllnnne.roaeInr In Town.

Atthe unfeiiug Cf the Lee monument Oh
the 18Th lf Stay neXl. Dr. Charles Miunege-
rode U.l OI.r tle prayer, and Colonel
Archer Anderson W.I deliver the grafton.
ur Mnnc-er0le wit De in tle city this
week. anI Wili be- tne guest of Mr. Allen G..
~|U.fz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

LONDON. January 25.-lhere IS no doubt
that England will have 20 submit her DIM
Guilty with Portugal % arbitration, ana That
the result will be- highly satisfactory 10 ror-
ugal, as the claims Of the European Powers
10 sovereignty ia Africa rest on the same
basis as that Of Portugal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
rhe socialist Bm in the Relchstag.

BERLIN. January 25.-llew Bebel re-
sumcd the debate In the Reichstag to-day on
the socialist bill The bill was finally re-
rejected bv a vote of 100 10 9s. Herr Won
Boetticher then ann0nced the closed OF the
session. Prince Bismarck was not present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

a. Algor. admiral Harmony. Mr.. G.. b..
Lord. General Clarks0n. Mr.. George W
heyd. l.r. Robert a. parke. Major Powell.
Mr.. Charles x. Bishop. Representatives
GrosFcuor, B0ainer. Butterworth. and
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

Causes Quite Commotion In the Missis-
sippi Vale.
CAIRO. Ill. january -. The officers OF
the city Of Baton Rouge, passing up lasi
evening. report a heavy shock OF earth
quake at Belif0Ot Lake, Tennessee. 40 .
O'Clock yesterday morning. A YeuiaDle
panic resulted among the inhabitants 0f che
locality. who have not forgotten the results
0f the great earthquake Of many years ago,
when New Madrid and much of the adja-
cent territ0rytunk beneath the Mississippi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
Threatened War Between England and
France.

PARIS. january 2j.-Justice asks whether
81. Fl0uycsaud and those who voted win
him ON The Newfoundland fisheries question
desire t0 force war between England ana
France. lfthey do not. 10 SAYS, let them ac'
ike reasonable men alive 20 their response
Dilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26
De- progrnmme WI II as follOMs.

/. Mexican Waltz (Rosas). orchestrated by
the director from a rare piano-fOrtc copy.
Amateur Orchestra. 2. song OF the Vikings
lAdams), Dr. H0pkinsOn. 3. caprice ior
Harp-La source lBiumcnthaU. Mr.. Blau-
phin, 4. Nalse Arictta, ffOm "kOmeO Gui-
eta (GOunodl Miss Wilson. b. Duett---elec-
lion LGOunOdl. Miss wilson. nr. nOpkInson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

The fifth anniversary of ihe Dridlron tiup
was celebrated tonight hy dinner, which
for brillancy surpassed all previous efforts.
Among the prominent guests present Neie'
Secretaries Window and liusk, Speaker
Reed Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depcw, senators
Frye, Walcott, Manders0u, Hears. aad
Plumb; Hon. Ihe0. Roosevelt, ~.
Charles Emery smith. Mr.. William NJ.
slngerly, General Greeiy, General kusse1l