The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-08
The NEWS SUM MARY.

The NEWS SUMMARY.
For Virginia: Fair. except rain in south
eastern portion; slightly cooler, For North
Carolina: Rain. followed by fair weather.
The CITY Democratic Committee met last
night-The Republican District Committee
met and adopted Tesolutions.-The A. X.
Woodson suit In the United states Court was
won by the plaintifrs.-Captair Frank
Chamberlayne was appointed Fish Inspector
for Richmond The Workingmsn's Demo-
cratic Club of clay Ward was organized. -
The Committee on Light met.--Hr. Frank
I.WelIs. Of Boston. and Miss Hattie l.. smith,
Of this city: Mr.. Daniel X. Francis and Miss
Minnie Edwards: Mr.. James L. Harcum and
Miss bora B. Spear: Mr.. Ellis Burnett and
Miss Marie Antoinette Guerrsnt were mar
risd -Rosa and William w. Wallner,
Joseuhinc and william Pryor. and Florine G..
and julius J. Herzog were divorced The
society for the Pres ervatiOn OF Virginia An
aiquiiies propose having klrmess.-Re-
argument IN the Bette Thomas Lewis case
will begin tO-day-The Manchester CITY
Democratic Committee met.--Aiss Lula
Wilkinson. OF Manchester. died The Tues
dav German club was rcOrganized The
Richmond and Manchester Company pur-
chased the railroad franchises Of the South
side Land aud improvement Company -
The sons Of Confederate Veterans met
The vestfy Of st. James church accepted Rev.
Preston Nash's sIesgnatiOn.-The Comte De
Paris Mill be in Richmond to-morrow.-Mr
George Montgomery West and Miss Susie
sirymes BraXtOn were married.
VIRGINIA
H..,r. ,.,,, O., IA Inland countv hava hpen
dispOsing OF their stock at good prices.-
The second distr ct Democratic convention
Yesterday nominated Mr. John w. Lawson
for Coogress. -Receipts Of tobacco In DAN
willie continue 10 increase.-Mr. W. O. Lyles
aud Miss Maggie IL. Price. OF Danville. were
married Yesterday morning.-rhe suit OF j.
B. collins vs.. the Richmond and Danville
railroad for 10000 damages 10 being tried
sn nnvile-Ihe Lynchburg fair has
opened.-Two ,lopements took place yes
rcrday from Lynchburg. David Walden, n
coiorcd barber OF ClarsmOnt was shot and
killed by Rey Briggs. another nogrO.--The
Atlantic and Dsnville road has moved from
Norfolk to P0rtsmouih.-Ca Captain John Col
lins Of the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk road, is In disgrace. Nj. Leon H)-
zlcr and Miss Lowe Martin. Of Norfolk, are
Inarfied.-Cotton and money are plentiful
in Norfolk.--John VI. Langston says he is
determined u run again.
NORTH CAROLISA
one Of the most success sales Of real estate
ever known IN the state came OF at winston
esterday.-ColOnel l.. f.. Livington. prssi-
dent OF the state Farmers Alliance Of
Georgia. spoke In Ialclgh.-A new trial has
been refused steve Jacobs the murderer.-
William fray sills. OF Nashville. has been
appointed cadet TO West Point.
WASHINGTON.
The popuation OF West Virginia. accord
inV t1 ihc recent census, is 76O,i4S, an In
crcas., of 22.96 per cent. since lSsO.--An
influx OF partridgcs has been made into the
Federal capital. Department
officials are greatly worried with applicants
f0r knowlodse about ihe new tariff The
Coun; Of Paris was entertained In Washing
ton Yesterday 10y number Of army officers
NEw YORK.
fricsson's latest patent in vessels, the De-
siro,cr, is to be put through a series Of ex-
pcriments for the navy IL owned by
frio,son's heirs.-The New York Court Of
Appeals has affirmed the judgment OF the
lower court IN the case of Jugigo. the Japa-
mu Roman Catholic church I'm this country
hl. been placed in ST. Patrick's cathedral
Ncw York.-Rev Henry. de Lakor Kimbau
VINO recently died IN New York, was pracu.
cll philanihropist. who will be greatly miss
cd ny The poor Of New York.
yOKE On.
The London Times still sneers at the
AmNrican-lrish famine fund movement, and
caus 80 an electioneering scheme.-Rev.
Henry White. ID. d., for many years chaplain
of the House OF Commona, died suddenly yes
tcrday morning. Messrs, Dillon and O'brien
are iu Dublin attending the Irish conference.
AUpipers 81 spain attack the Mikinley
law Maud Yates has been arrested charged
with forgery by her rfather-in-law.-Patu
VIII use her new theatre for the entertain
ment Of her friends. The struggle Of the
Scotch furnace men is now at It's height
The Archkuks Sigismund has narrowly es-
caped poisoning al the hands OF his cook
Two cases Of suicide nj occurred on the
White star steamer Majestic.-lhe Inter-
national Literary Congress is in session at
London.
GENERAL.
The President continued his Western tour
ycsierday.-The steamer Alamo arrived at
Galveston yesterday with her cargo Of cot
toI on hre.--It is reported that Guatemala
and salvador have again begun fghting.-
Louis Richards and Tom Edwards, Two
wealthy Kentucky farmers. had "A dispute.
iu which Edwards was killed.---The Com
mittre on Revision OF the Confession OF
Faith held their opening session at Alle-
ghany yesterday.
BRIEF TBLKGRAMs.
The delegates TO the British Iron and steel
Institute. who have been the guests Of the
c.f1 for the past couple of days, have LETT
Philadelphia.
Ine National Board Of steam Navigation
began It's nineteenth annual session al the
fIuh-Avenue Hotel New York, yesterday.
Henry ID. HOwen. n former newspaper man
and lately an evangelist, has died la Charles
ION. -. T..
Professor John II. Hewitt, the poet. story
writer, musician, and teacher, died yesterday
iu Baltimore, Of heart failure.