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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-23
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sion Mr.. Miner says that he has protested
10 the Guatamaiian Government against
the shooting of Barrundia in violation Of
its promise 10 him that Barrundia's life
would be spared.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The delay in reaching an agreement by
the Conference Committee on the Tariif bill
will necessarily make ii impossible for the
bill TO take effect on October LIST, and 1t viii,
therefore. be made TO take effect as TO future
importations either on November lst or
thirty days from the approval Of the bill.
The Conference Committee have determined
to give out no more information for publica-
ton until final agreement has been reached.
Such agreement may be reached tomorrow
or Wednesday, but cannot be reported 10
the House until day later.
DEATH OF An EX-C0NGREssMAN.
Ex-Congressman Frank Morey. Of Louisi-
ana. died here to-day of malarial troubles.
contracted on his plantations in Louisiana
during the recent freshet in the Mississippi
river.
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4 Ierriffic Cyclone.

CHARLOTTE, y. C., sept. 22.-One Of the
most terrific cyclones that has ever visited
the western portion Of this state, passed
over the country in and around Greensboro
Saturday. The tobacco crop in this section
Of the State was the finest in many years,
but was almost ruined.
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German Catholic Congress.

PIrIsBURG, PA, sept. 22.-rhe fourth
annual Convention OF the German Catholic
Congress will he formally opened In tb,,
city tomorrow. Tonight there wsS ~
Igrchlight parade, l2,co persons bei"s :"
me,
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Riot at Cambay.

BOMBAY, sept. 22.-A revolt has occurred
at Cambay, Province Of Guzeral. against
the imposition of certain taxes. The troops
charged the mob, and in the conflict thirteen
Of the rioters were killed and twenty in
iured. Two hundred prisoners were made.
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Election Riots In India.

LONDON. Sept. -. Additional advices
from Goa, India. says that during the cleo
tiOn riot Portuguese troops fred on crowd
of Republican rioters, killing twenty-five
and wOundng thirty.
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RiOtOus Lacemakcrs.

PARIS, sept. Eight thousand lace
makers are idle in Calais and rioting is fear
ed. An extra regiment OF troops has been
ordered TO the spot.
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WOODSTOCK. ONT, Sept. s2.-lhe trisl
OF Brchell for the murder of h. Z. benwei
on February llth was beguE to-day. fsss
The case has since the n,Brier attracted uoi,
yersal attention.
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GLASGOW, sept. 22.-The Scotch furnace
men have struck, and the owners are blow
ing out the furnaces. The iron market is
excited.
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RAY uAMILroN's ESTATE.

Robert Ray Hamilton, who was drowned
in Snake river, Montana, near the Yellow
stone park, lived at one time In BrooElyni
where be purchased property amounting to
over $4,000. The records Of his purchases
in real estate, on file in the Registers Office,
make no statement Of his being married at
the time 10 the woman who Is now IN tE'
Trenton state prison, and several ol tho
deeds expressly state that Robert Kay Ham
ilton was unmarried. These instruments
we're drawn up subsequent 10 the date upon
which the woman Eva claims 10 have be-
come his wife. This condition OF the public
records will seriously complicate matters In
the adjustment OF his estate. IL may also
lnyaldate the title 10 the property involved.
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THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL POR-
TlONS OF THE STATE.
Successful Flopement In Norfolk - Sam
Jones Closes His Lynchburg Meetings
Rumored Withdrawal of Bowden-
Popular Move by the A. and -. Road.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. D. Special. -
Mr.. {. VI. Mayes, treasurer Of the Academy
of Music, and Miss Bessie Tennille elOpcd
from Norfolk this morning and left for
Elizabeth City, where they were married.
The young lady's parents were opposed to the
marriage, and had long since prohibited
Mr.. Mayes from visiting their daughter.
The lovers gave the old people the slip this
morning. and one Of the young lady's
brothers was so mad that he was in waiting
at the depot when the train came in this
afternoon, with fire in his eye. The couple
did not return, however, but are expected
to-day,aby which time it is thonght the
brothers angry passions will be soOthed.
Ii is rumOred here tonight that Congress-
man BOwden will withdraw from the field
on account of the opposition raised IN Re
publican circles against his denomination.
The plan, it is said, is TO let Mr.. BOwden
draw out, and nominate either eX-COngress-
man John +. DeZendOrf or j. {. Asbury,
the negro Commonwealth Attorney Of
Norfolk county. Mr.. BOwden il then TO be
provided with handsome diplomatic ap-
pointment.
three white ilungarians working on the
farm Of j. Il. Ferret were attacked while
going home saturday night by five negroes,
who beat them numerically and robbed
them. The negroes seemed eXasperated be-
cause llungarians alone are employed by
Mr.. Ferret. One of the men is not expected
TO live.
The United states steamer Atlanta. Cap
tain John y. Howell, arrived at the naval
anchorage this morning and fired a salute
of eleven guns, which was returned with
nine guns. The Atlanta will receive eX-
tensiye reDairs here.
A POPULAR MOVE.
The Atlantic and Danyille Railroad Com
pany has recently made a move in "A direc-
tion which has made it very popular with
the white people. On its James river
branch it has disch urged all of its colOred
employees and put white men in their places.
The sales OF real estate in Norfolk city.
Norfolk county, and Portsmouth since the
first of January amount To Sl,10O0OO.
Governor W. c. IIoughtOn, OF South Da-
kOta, is in the city. The Governor j. here
with party Of Western capitalists to make
land purchases.
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MIR. CREIGHTON TEMPLE.

Mr.. Crchton Temple, the secretary Of the
Ormondc Club, said 10 i Dalziel reporter
"This is only what / expected all along.
The Pclicans are at the bottom Of this. If
the fight had been coming of at fashiona-
BILE West End club it would never have been
interiered with
"Do you think, then, that the members Of
the Pelican Club are jealous at such biz
affair not coming of at their club"
"Nes. | do. ] expected they would stop
it. There is nothing at all snide on the part
Of either Of the men. They are both anxious
to see which Of them is the better man."
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KICHARD IA. EON.

Richard Il. Fox, in an interview at the
Office Of the Sportsman, said 20 Il Dalziel
reporter: IL cannot understand why
this contest has been stopped. such
contests have been permitted at all
the other clubs, both here and
throughout the provinces. | think it was
a mistake not to have taken the gloves into
cause, if they had been produced. the magis-
trate, ! am confident, would have liberated
the men. The gloves were made in New
York by me- and are known as the police
Gazette standard boxing gloves. They
are used by the members of the amateur
and professional clubs all over the United
states. The pair Of gloves in question was
specially made for this contest, and Will be
produced i'm the court tomorrow. IL is un
fortunate that the match was stopped at
this stage, because both the men were in
the pink Of condition. am positive Nc
Aultle would have won. If the match col
lapses, | am willing, if Lord Lonsdale and
a few others will join me, to subscribe a
itM t'Nf'AN a. iNi ~ INV " y
will have the contest elsewhere, in order to
decide the championship Of the world. |
have always taken great interest in Nc
Aulife, whom am anxious to take back TO
America as the champion. am in favor of
him to-day purely on his form and condi
tion. / shall stay here till the contest is
finished, one way or another. With the re-
suit goes the Police Gazette champion belt,
which is now being exhibited at the Office 0
that paper in New York. 1t may leave the
Office, but | do not believe it will leave
America"
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THE RETINUE.

Among those who followed the two pugil-
lists in close order were Richard Il. Fox, NJ.
r. Crichton Temple, of the Ormond Club,
Madden, and others.
Chief Inspector Chisholm was duly sworn
and stated that from information he had re-
ceiycd he swore the information Of septem-
ber 2Oth against the prisoners that they
were about to engage in prize-dght and
thus commit a breach Of the peace, and
having obtained warrants against them, he,
this afternoon. arrested McAuliile, who on
hearing the charge. said 10 the Inspector: 81
wish you had come twenty-four hours
later"
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N.. 'arlm was present in the House yes
t..I.t .u>eluently no business was done.
Minister MINERS report about the Bar
f.nI.t shooting states that he has protested
t.f.t Gunfamalan Government against the
."-Ilc Republican cancus ia Washing
t.n Yesterday decided TO continue The fight
On iInlston, though Speaker Reed said un-
l... fle AfrO-Nirgnian was seated to-day he
Fi ne dropped.-1he Senate yesterday
r.lm.l consideration Of the bin 10 define
i.. uiI,ncuon of United states Courts.-
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take place. if they did not instigate them,
and that having got large sum of money
ofmembership, they would now avoid pay
Ing the stakes. There are no proofs, how
ever, TO substantiate these charges, and on
Club say that the Pelican Club is at the bot
tom of the arrests.
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A FUNNY INCIDENT.

A funny incident in this connection is ie-
ported. An Irish sportsman, VINO joined
the club this morning and paid his lee by
check, on hearing Of the arrest of McAuliile,
rushed on 10 the bank in order 10 stop It's
payment. Many spoi@m have been
brought forward ON charge that the Or
monde Club people knew the arrests would
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FOEEiGN

Eoung IS feared among the 5000 idle Lace
makers ln Calais Mr.. X. sands. Of London
., .o slsu the United states and make
W.f0 igh inspection Of the phosphate beds Of
l.nala. Florida. and south Carolina. john
Burns regards the OUTLOOK for the European
HDurng man as very encouraging. The
Scotch furnace men al Glasgow have struck,
and owners are blowing out the furnaces
During an election riot In Goa. India. Porlu-
ro.e hoops fred on the rioters with fatal
tn.rf
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AGNES RoBERTsoN-BoucIcAULr.

Agnes Robertson, the nrst wlIe ,,i OF plom hn'.
Boucicault. received cablegram from her
legal adviser. in New York, "A few hours al
ter Mr.. Boucicaults death, urging her !"
sail for this city without delay. In conse-
,iuence of this summons Mrs. Robertson
made hurried preparations for departurc
and succeeded in catching the sersla aS
Queenstown yesterday. IL Is said that hr-
iioucicault had expressed "A desire 10 pe
buried in Ireland, and his wishes may po
respected.
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HOUSE.
BARRuNDIA's KiLLING.

The report OF Minister Miner, con-
cerning the shooting Of General Bar
rundia, details at length the facts IN
the case as published. In coneia.
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suOT BY A,.NEGRO BOY.
INTFRESTING TRIAL.

Wake superior Court convened here to-
day. and il j. understood that the grand jury
will tomorrow bring in a bill IN the case OF
Policeman llOgue. who killed the negro
Julian Jones in July. Much interest Is
manifested as to whether the grand jury
will bring in a bill OF murder or man
-fanuIfer
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WHEN YOU RETURN HOME
SEND A MESSAGE BY POSTAL OR
TELEPHONE TO THE BUSINESS
OFFICE ANDHAYE 'THE TINES,
LEFT BY THE CARRIER.
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As the summer advances and the wea-
Their becomes more torrid, the demand
for ice increases. and the price goes up
accordingly. Another advance has Ia
ken place in this Indispensable summer
commodity. Large consumers Of Ice were
notified this morning Of the following
advance: one pound 10 loo pounds. one
cent per pound 100 to 500 pounds. 90
cents per 100: 500 to 100 pounds. so cents
per 100; 1000 to 1000 pounds, 20 cents
per 100, one ton 10 ten tons. 60 cents per
100 This is the second advance in price
this season The retail dealers claim 1t
10 owing to the advance of the ice mono
poly. This Shouts be argument enough
In favor of an ice fsctory IN our city. Sev-
eral Of our business men and large consul
mers have signided their willingness TO
take from $500 to $1,000 10 stock of a prop
eriy conducted ice f,ctary. Why not
call meeting If the business men and
agitate the question at once There is no
Industry that could be started that would
pay as well as an Ice factory A number
If our consumers use ton or two q day /.
70 So nothing If the family consump-
ton.
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.CAPITAL" JOTTINos

~ a
TG. Taylor, left to-day for visit to
Galtsyille.
The Court Of Appeals met to-day to
render opinions.
BAY vessels brought 5000 bushels of
pew wheat TO Baltimore yesterday.
The cruiser Philadelphia made an av-
eugs Of " knots yesterday.
To-day one week, the Maryland Teach
Us Association will meet 81 Bay Ridge.
The PASSPORT Methodist Sunday School
gave 81 excursion to grassy Island yester-
Day.
The price Of milk shakes has advanced
from set. per glass 10 l0ct
ROUGH ON WORMS" Sure Cure,
Is ROUGH ON ToGTHACHE. 15c.
ADruggists.
The crowd at the Opera House last
night 70 witness the Girls Public School
entertainment was very large.
Fishermen are having good luck. A
large number OF fish were caught by
hook and line yesterday.
Jvst rsesivsd a beautiful line of FIGURED
DRESSED Null only f2s Cents at RIDOUT
sROS
The price Of Ice has advanced and the
people are squeezing. The price Of ice is
noS Sl.00 per 100 lbs.
The readjustmcnt Of salaries Of post
M Ill
@eoO instead Of 5000 year. Annapolis
E.SOO and Hsgerstown $4,000.
Only eight Senators will vote against
zoe OIL transferring the revenue marine
COPS TO the navy. 1t has already passed
lhe hfs. excursion OF the United Cath.
eac Literary Association Of Baltimore,
VI" given yesterday to Bay Ridge.
transfer was made at the Annapolis
eas'om-houSe yesterday Of the Annapolis
Kelley.
The PASSPORT Baptist Church Sabbath
school, Rev. J. ID. Rayfield, pastor, will
u0la their annual picnic at Round Bay.
90 wednesday July 9th.
The Masonic Opera House was crowd.
~ ias1 night. with 9 delighted audience
y Sl.nsas the exercises OF the girls pub
lac ice dealers have made another ad-
sa1ee IN the price OF ice, and all who in
salee u cooling drinks win have TO pay
accordingly.
I1e comptroller to-day made the an
aua' distribution Of the free school fund
- Ns several counties and Baltimore CITY
fs!sole on and after the 18th inst. Anne
@'uaaei county receives g.. l07.13.
ls TIE Orphans Court TO-DAY the las,
C.. ~ sna testament OF Capt. William t.
V'aodall was tled.
IL. s1uAsts Of deeds we're received at the
el sss Snee today from the following
Ts s,S q courts up to June LIST, 1890 ::
We 49, = haehlett, talbot county; VIM. De
al seen Anne's county; +. H. Pur.
~, worcester county.
While Mr.. Joseph Lee was crossing the
ha ss River ferry recently. he fell over
.seo s, out bad no difficulty in swimminc
sS.ea NO sooner hsd be gained The
Ia ~. ,osn = shark. the largest ever seen
-, as neighhOrhood, came within a faw
'se' Of the ierrybost' ~ ""'" ="
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I.adv Anllar.a saoraf.

Next Wednesday night will probably
see the Opera House packed. the attrac-
tion being Lady Audley's Secret" by the
young talented actress Miss Margaret
Harris. supported hy the old and we'll
known favorite. William II Bokee. For
Mr.. Bokee nothing need be said. bis talent
being too well-known to need comment,
and Miss Harris also. though still quite
young, is fast becoming one of our most
popular actresses. through her genius on
the stage. The rest Of the company Is
made up of people celebrated for their
strength. aud we feel confident OF their
success.
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The End of Long and EventfuI life Near
lat Hand.


lat Hand.
We stated In the CAPITAL yesterday
the illness Of Mr.. Michael Bannop. and
the summoning of bis son q cadet at the
Naval Academy, and bis nephew. Mr..
VIM. Woodward, court-clerk, to his bed
side st bis home. Arlington" near Jes-
sups's Anne Arundel county. He IL suf-
feripg from cancer In bis stomach, and
can retain no nourishment Iced cham.
pagne Is the only liquid that will remain
on his stomach. DIR. Edward Milhollsnd
Of this city. and Rev. It. j. Broydrlck,
pastor Of ST. Martins Catholic Church,
are with him. Mr. Bannon has been 10 III
health since the April term IF our Court,
which he attend d with great difficulty
A few weeks ago his illness began TO as
sumo an alarming form. aud be was ad
vised by his Physician 10 60 TO Bedford
Springs. He failed, however, To derive
any benefit, sud gradually grew worse
On Saturday he returned 10 his home aud
was pnt to bed. He lie sw re Of his pre-
carlous condition. but continues cheerful
and sc far as bis weakened forces will
permit chats with the members of his ia
mily. Several of bis friends have called to
make inquiries and to leave their best
wishes for his Improvement. His two
daughters. both of whom are single, and
his sons. j c., j. p p. M. and J. G.,
are with him. One SOD. Thomas M is
In Salt Lake City, where be Is employed
as civil engineer.
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SIX Year Graduatas

II is expected that the entire graduae
ting class which recently completed the
six-year course at the Naval Academy,
will receive appointments In the service.
The surgeon general has recommended
the retention OF Cadet Stickney, who
failed physically on account OF defective
eyesight, and the whole class are made
available for commission. Cadets Stall
ord, Lejenne, Iugate aud Kane will NIL
existing vacancies In the marine corps,
and Cadets Stickney aud Beach will pro
baby be two Of the four appointments to
the engineer corps. Cadet Vansant will
90 into the naval construction corps. The
remainder Of the class will be nominated
ensigns.
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Revoked by the Secretary Of the Navy
God IL Asked TO Forgive Wrong Doors
Perhaps those who thought that Capt.
Sampson was right ia excluding honest
and peaceful citizens from the Naval
Academy grounds viii be surprised to
know that the Hon. b. +. Tracy, secreta-
~ OF the Navy. has decided that II is .
violation OF the Vul,s and regulations or
the United States Navy, and . serious
blunder, aud, therefore. ordered that the
unjust. Discriminating order OF Captain
Sampson he revoked which was promptly
done. We thank the secretary for taking
the matter 10 consideration and acting
upon 1t. But how could he do otherwisel
The United States Navy cannot afford TO
discriminate between Its citizeus. have
always believed(from the signs Of actions.
conditions, and prejudice1 that Captain
Sampson would not have issued such al
order against any body but colored peo-
pie. If the Captain thought that those
colored men whom he excluded from the
navy-yard had done him wrong II would
have been better for him to have treated
them right. Remember the Saviour's
rule; Do good for evil. Do unto others
as you would have them TO do to you.
Two wrongs will not make one right, and
one right VIII not make two wrongs. Let
the nations and Inhabitants of the earth
do right and IL will be better for prospect
w, better for civiliz alton, better for christ
ianity and better for heaven and the souls
of men This nation need more christian
men at the head of the affairs. We need
more christian newspapers and Christian
editors land christian preachers who
not afraid TO speak aud write against
wrong doing In high places. God Is
showing his displeasure at the sins Of
this nation by storms and disasters OF
various kinds 1t is very much like the
days OF King Pharoah, when they were
more which died with hail-stones than
they whom the children Of Israel slew
with the sword" In those days men.
beasts, trees and the herbs of the field
were smote. They are bsing snots to day
by storms of hall. rain, wind, lightning,
thunder and heat. Remember the vicious
Sodmites who were stricken with blind
ness, and then destroyed with birthstone
and fire from the Lord out of heaven.
Vengeance belongeth to God, and there
fore we leave Capt Sampson and ali 9th
er evil doors 10 the hands OF the L ord who
will do justice to all men regardless Of
race, color or previous or present c0ndi-
ton OF servitude. Now. MIR. Editor,
thank you for allowing US TO publish in
your columns this shameful outrage upon
peaceful and honest citiZsns. May God
bless and guide the superintendent, Cap
tain II. L.Phythian. who will take charge
tomorrow. and forgive Capt. w. T.
Sampson who retires to-day for the wrong
he had done others, and make him bet-
ter commander In the future and good
Christian IN the end. 1t Is hoped and be-
lieved that Capt. Phythian will govern the
Naval institution here with discretion,
giving due respect 10 all the laborers, stu
dents and officers of'the institution. and
the cltizsns of the community, to the best
Interests ofthe nation. l. F. ALDRIDGE.
Pastor of A. NJ. T. Church.
Annapolis, June 80, 1890.
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The Court of Appeals met here to day
and rendered q number Of opinions.
among them the opinion 10 the Archer
case, reversing the decision OF Judge
Stewart OF the Criminal Court Of Balti-
more The opinion was rendered BY
Judge Robinson, and was unanimously con
Cured In by the Court This virtually
puts Mr.. Archer upon trial upon the In
dictment given by the grand jury OF Bal
We. State was affirmed In favor OF the
State
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loo LadiaaWantad

And 100 men to call on any druggist
for free trial package OF Lanes Family
Medicine, the great root and herb remedy
discovered by DR.. SiIas Lane while Ia the
Rocky Mountains. For diseases OF the
Blood, Liver and Kidneys 1t is a positive
cure. For constipation and clearing up
the complexion 1t does wonders. 1t Is the
best spring medicine known. Large size
package, 80 cents. At all druggists.
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The case of MARTHA Robinson. alias
Mullan. eolored, and Fred. MeYette, both
Of Annapolis, white, charged with misce-
genation. was assigned by trial In the
Criminal Court of Baltimore yesterday
but was postponed until the September
term because Of q demurrer to the indict.
meut argued by E ]. Warinf. counsel
for both accused.
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A. A. Medical Association.

A meeting of the Anne Arundel county
Medical Society was held here today In
the Maryland Hotel DR.. Abram Claude
presided. 1t was ordered that hereafter a
foe Of fifty cents be imposed upon all alb
seutees. 1t was also moved that the fee
table be made public. Among those
present were Dire. Davidson. Wells, W..
q. Claude, Brayshaw and Henkel.