The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-28
VOL. V.---NUMBER 1,53l.
The NEWS SUMMARY.

The NEWS SUMMARY.
Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
Fair and stationary temperature. excep
slightly warmer in the west.
Nr. Henry X. Ellyson died yesterday
Mr.. Frauk T. Clark and Miss Annie q. Glas
gov. Mr. willis B. smith and Miss Psrk'
PbindcIter. and John +. Schasf and Mia
Lillian Arnold were married.--Thanksgiv
ing Day was generally obse' ved.-Mr. Mur.
ply continued his temperance lecture
Miss Kimball made an address on temper.
snee.--Mr. Egbsrt G. Leigh dicd.-Mr
OTIS Baird Smith and Miss Lucy wilhelmins
were married The remains Of Mrs. Susan
g. Martin were burled.-Mr Daniel ste-
phens died.
VIRGINIA.
on the Goth instant MIR. Daniel Evans was
married 10 Miss Nellie Robertson. at the resi-
dencc Of the brides father, hppomattoI
CourthOuse.--At Edserton and BrOdnsx.
Erunswick county. a thriving business is
being done where n year ago only wild woods
were to he scen.--Game in Brunswick
county is threatened with determination by
Northern breech. leaders aud pot-hunters-
NJ Fldred A Myers. OF Christiansburg, and
Ntss NAVE Pendleto OF Amherst. were
,corrisd Yesterday A number OF mer-
chants and citizens OF Lynchburg petitionsd
for the revocation of the license OF the elec-
,ric "a lroad IN that city, but the city Attor-
n,y decided that the petition cannot De
granted Thanksgiving Day was taiheiy
celcbrat q In pauvilI vilIc.-ToDacco preaks III
Danvine were extremely heavy Yesterday,
and prices held up well.-Lalias Boswell j.
cbiefofa band Of sypses. was shot near Dan
willie The insurance war I'm DanNille con-
tinues without any Indication OF settle
ment -Ihe dwelling and several out-houses
ofMrs. Dr. 2. L. Durrett were destroyed by
nre near spOtsylyania tOurtho yester-
dsy.-ln Surry county. last Tuesday, Dir
Robert Ice Powers OF Richmond. was mar
risd 20 Miss NJ. Jessie Warren.-Thsnbs
giving lay I'm Norfolk was celebrated by .
ferociou. night between two negro women
Captain Harry Hodges. OF the Norfolk CITY
Guard. has been sworn In as major OF the
Fourth Virginia Regiment.
SEW YORK.
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated In many
different rays, and very generally observed
IN that city.-Rey. Nicholas Balleis, o. = b..
rector Of II. Francis church, Brooklyn. cele-
brsted yesterday the nfsy- inth anniversary
ofbis ordination Delay IN the delivery OF
plates for the new war ship has caused con-
siderable annoyance final arrangement
for Mr. August BelmOnts funeral haV not
yet been cOmpleted.-The BRAZILIAN Ad'
miral and his staff, with Admiral walker
and party. left yesterday for Washington
Yale beat princeton yesterday by n score OF
tnirty -two TO nothing During the progress
OF the game the newly-erected stand gave
way. and nearly terrible disaster was
cau4ed-Succi. the faster, isbecoming feai-
fully emaciated
WASHINGTON.
Preparations are being made Tor therecep'
tl,no Of the Brazilians by the President TINS
evening.-1he President celebrated h 'nks'
uiy,ng Day by going 70 church, and dining
Drtvately with his family.-Army Ofiicers
d,seredit the report OF a fight with Indians
near Enrt Keogh. MOntana.-Genersl Cad
mus NJ wilcox fell INTO an excavation In
Washington. and received slight conclusion
OF The brain.
FOREIGN.
The London morning papers comment un'
tayorably on Lord Salisbury's vulgar gibes al
Parnell.-Miehael Davitt in the Labor "oric
implores the Irish 10 rise TO the present emer
e.ncy.-Mr. BalfouT Introduced In the House
OF Commons yesterday The Land Purchase
biu IL was read the ist tlme.--Ihe Daily
Telegraph will publish to-day an interNle"
with dist ngulshed members Of The lrisl
Parliamentary party, who say that Pdrnel
Will make an important statement next Mon
oyr-A divorce has been granted TO Lady
COnRe8IarTe,
GENERAL.
A prominent Kansas Republican gives ny
Ingals' 'election.---UnleSs the INDIANS are
frightened into night next week the proOa
bilities are tue Indian troubles al fin'
Ridge will be seItlsd-Willi2m OBtier
.does not believe that PsInell will resign
BRIEF TELgGBAHs.
o,, a crowded street In Louisville Wednes.
,tav evening MISS Ellen Powell. a young
school teacher. wac set upon ana rODDed py y
negro. She was beaten hsenslDle ana may
die
A carriaee containing Charles Lisherness,
fbts vic and child was struck by the night
train from bath. near Crouleys. NE las la
evening The engine scooped the seat from
the carfiaae. and when The train was tloppso
- fbres were found sitting on the seat oil
vhe sarriags. resting on The cOw-catcher.
Grsn,g mln. claiming 10 be the son ol
Icrf a5tItrS Of LODdOc, + locked up at lfen'
ton, emerged with being an lnPoSDor' P,uo nm iie
answered Inc description or y99hg man mar,
wanted for passing bogus checKs. he 'ei'
indignant over MS arrest
To.enn Dvnosl,i and William Zwinski. who
t.ft Baltimore three weeks ago WIN seNent
i've other laDOrers for the Ashley tl'eI
pbosnn.te 1,ompany's guanO deposits. near
Charleston. \. c.. have returned anu Yen VI
RIOT which occurred there week ago go. yes
.tetday, ia VIII ch Emil Klein xnu thteo M io..
who Were in HE gang were killed Oy hegrOes
mn, Al NcCape seveuty.two years oil ',
hanged himself IN New Orleans yesterday "
a willow tree with gr pc Vine'
A. Winiffede c, mines, near Charleston
West Virginia, n small boy, name uhSnoTn i,'s
set some kegs OF powder anre In his father'
IN nae. Blowing up the building. Ihe DOy wa'
ttiIei and ofner members OF The family were
terribly mangled.
Rvrnn A Gilbert an ola and we'll l-known
resident OF Medrna, New YORK vas ii,eIdny ra,n
cuf in pieces by "A freight train yesterusy
afternoon. He was stricken WIN NJ hniA'
walking on the track toward hi- home.
fire started IN the warehouse OF NhaiIei ,tIs,'
7I..hen at RayVile, La yesterday, sno DuIh'
cd nearly all OF the main business Diock
1h- town.
F,.,,k Oatman and Cliff Bentley. nine and
eleven wears old respectively, were stIues
aud kilt by train on the Delawsie al ai1
Buds0n iiranch railroad, near SANDY hhi'
Yesterday
~ ,tesnboat +. L. LeatheIs. bound from
- ~ Nfss for New orleans, was de-
.troy, q Dy nre at II o'eloe. Yesterday nea, a =
ror, Asatns. Miss The boat and cargo are
10 al loss The ehanbernalu anu oo'
roustabouts Gall col"red) were lost
GONG TO JAPAN.
,aar. I~sEs's D.oghtsr aad Her Hus-
band, Nr. Lindsey Patton
Rav ! Lind. ey Patton and Fannie hean