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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
EIeciiic HALLWAY signal Fever In "A
Nild Form-Plcasant Concert.

% Ild i'ltd-dit touttils
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Aug. 80 SpC-
cial. smiths electric railway signal was
tested privately yesterday on the Chest
peake and Ohio railway, and proved an en-
lire success. Everybody who witnessed the
trial was enthusiastic. The invention work
cd better ON the engines than on the model.
\ public trial on a larger scale will be made
i'm a very short time. This signal was II =
vented by James NJ. smith. lOcksmith Oi
This CITY, whose ingenuity has always been
recognized. and the invention was pur-
chased by capitalists in this immediate sec
iiOn.
Almost Immediately after the public an
nOuncement that the Rev. John +. Massey
would, early in autumn, lead bride to the
altar. the Rev. John Il. Iurpin announces
10 his congregation that Oh next Wednes-
day be will enter into the holy bonds with
Miss Rosa smith, daughter Of Mr.. j. Massie
smith Mr.. Turpin is "a sOn-in-law OF Dr.
j. J.. VI. Curry.
A mild cold fever has broken out owing
10 the results OF assays of ores taken from
mine near North Garden in this county.
seven or eight ASSAYS have been made-a diff
ferent sample OF ore from the same mine be-
ING assayed in each case. The average result
il that the metal in ton pans out-silNer
xg7. gold S3l, and lead enough (iJ per cent?
10 bay the expenses OF mining. A syndi-
cate has been formed composed of Messrs.
X. ID. Anderson, A. -. Payne, l.. ID. Aylett,
:. Il. Woods, Frank Durrett, X. III. Ander-
son, and the mining rights purchased. The
property is now being developed under the
management OF an expert miner.
Last night "A number of ladies and gentle
men of Charlottesville gave concert at
s.Cloyerfelds," the historic residence of Mr..
Frank Randolph. near kcswick. The con-
cert was directed " Mr. VI. NJ. DuIre, Of
this city, aud was given in the interest OF
Grace Episcopal church, located near
The entertainment, which
was supplemented by refreshments, was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
MRS. BOYD BOUND ovFR.
ALEXANDRIA.
Died of His Injuries General Lees Pos
siblc Opponent.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 30. Special. r.
Mr.. Andrew Allmendinger, collector of
the Portner Company, who was run over by
a street car in Washington about week
ago, died Of his injuries early this morning.
Last night the steamer Jane Moseiey.
returning from Colonial Beach, broke down.
She reached here and landed her passengers
about day ybrcak this morning.
Republicans who are accessible to-day,
especially those familiar with affairs in this
district. say that Mr. Park Agnew is slated
for the nomination for Congress 10 oppose
General Lee. Ii is know that Mr.. :. Il.
Bayly, Jr., is candidate for the nomina-
lion, and there is evidently considerable
friction between the houses Of Bayly and
Agnew. Mr.. Hume still declines TO say
whether or not he will permit the use OF his
name ~ an independent candidate.
Miss Ida Ragland, of Richmond. is visit
Ing Mrs. Jennie Powell, on King street.
Mr. Thomas Semmes has resigned his
position as chief book-keeper in the Rich
mond and Danyile railroad Office in Wash
ington, to take effect on Monday next. Mr..
semmes. IL is said, intends TO study for the
ministry. and will enter the Theological
Seminary on its opening this fall. dr. +.
II. hem,er. also Of this city, Il is said, will
r.. prompted TO this place. The salary, u !.
said, is 81 800 per annum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31

During the month Of August: Thirty
seven couples 10 white and u cOl0red OBJ
tanned licenses in Richmond TO marry; II
couples white and c0lored secured
licenses i'm IlenricO county; 2j2 deeds were
recorded in the Richmond Chancery Court
clerks office. and 2lj deeds in the Ienrico
County Court clerks office; 90 charters
were entered for record in the Office Of tine
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The Police Justice disposed Of BOB crimi-
nal eases. and tried lgS charges of ordinance
violations; on criminal charges - persons
were sent on 20 the Hastings Court for IN
dictment by the grand jury; - were con.
yicted of misdemeanOr; - were sent 70 jail
in default Of surety tor their good behavior
and - were fined. City fines collected,
S79j.S0; state, Sli9.jO; costs, S20l.3o. Total
81 l22.6O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
SHEEPSHEkD BAY RACES.
BeImont's Potomac Wins the Great fu-
turity stakes.

SmEEPsHEAD BAY, y. Y, August 3d.
The great Fuurity stakes was decided to-
dav at this race track before an immense
concourse Of people. Banker August Bel
mont succeed n.l in winning the rich prize
with Potomac, and be- also got second
money with his colt. Masher.
Fifteen horses faced the starter, Potomac
being the fayOrite at three 10 one against
the heid, with Ambulance second choice at
four to one. There WAS long wait al the
post, and the crowd grew very impatient.
They finally got OF to good start. PoiO-
mae. Nellie BLY,. Strathmeath, Russell, Mon
tana, and Esperanza were well punched
and in front. When they got well into
the stretch, Potomac drew away ard
won easily by two lengths, wnle
BERGEN. by magnificent riding, landed
Masher second by a neck, strathmea'h
third Rey Del Rev was fourth and Mon
tana fifth.
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uutlor the direct management Of Mrs. BAR
dctt Boiling, and proved most decided
success in every respect. Among those
present were the families Of Mr.. James Il.
Pace, ". W. Fuller, Colonel Alfred Wyes,
Colonel Thomas |. Randolph, and Mr.. Cole
man, and numbers Of city people who are
residing for the summer in this refined and
hospitable community. 80 great was the at
tendance as to constitute it quite a society
event. Mr.. James Il. Pace, Jr., with the
Misses Pace aad Miss Fuller, were assigned
places In the programme and acquitted
tho mselycs Handsomely. Among those
from Char ottesylle, who received the plau-
dts OF the company, were Mrs. Edwards.
Miss Kate Cleveland. Professor j. l.. Jar
man and Mr.. l.. X. snead. Our Concert
Club have their hands full in aiding
churches throughout the county and else
where in furthcring their laudabe work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
Train-Wreckers at Work.

ALBANY, y. y, Aug. 30.A das.ardly
attempt 10 wreck a passenger train Was
made at , o'clock this morning near karners,
about seven miles west OF this city. BY al
most a miracle the Chicago express, heavily
laden with passengers aud gong at light
ming speed, was brought 10 a standstill
withidtwenty feet ofa pile Of heavy ties AMI
railroad iron placed across the tracks. An
attempt was made, and successfully. 10
wreck train at Greenbusn last niehi. A
coupling pin was dropped in between The
tracks of u switch and a freight train WA
deralltd. Traffic MAS delayed i,c hours,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
FIERCE PRAIRIE FIRE.
Horses Killed and Dragged over the
FLAMES to a rNtinguish Them.

DIcKENsoN, y. d., Aug. 3O.-A wide
spread and destructive prairie lire ravased
hundreds OF thousands of acres along the
Little Missouri river two or three days ago,
about forty miles from the main line of the
Northern Pacific railroad. The great
range Of the II. r. Cattle Company was
swept clear. The-fire was ut out Icy means
of horses, which were killed for the purpose
of using them rs drags 10 cXiinguish the
fiames The horses were snlit mp The back
aud the carcasses dragged over tue country
by long ropes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
CURRENT EVENTS REPORIEo
FROM BEYOND THE SEAS.

Movement Tor the hcforhh'"" ~ 49,
British Ari.tocrscy --Irelaud's Condition
Becoming More and More Gloomy cthsr
News over the Cable.
LONDON. Aug. 3O.--The talk OF the day
in English upper circles is the movement, to
be under the direct patronage and cneour-
agement Of the Queen, for the elevation OF
the British aristocracy. The movement
took form aud shape at meeting held
at Wynyard Park, the provincial residence
Of Marquis and Marchioness OF London
derry. A large and distinguished party
were present, including Lord Randolph
Churchill. the Earl OF Durham, Lord Henry
Van Tempest. and Lord Arlington. The
proceedings. or rather the conversation. ~
said 10 have been entirely informal, but
enough has reached the ear OF rumor 10
leave no doubt that ~ TO the cause and rur-
pose. which il the bettering OF the titular
aristocracy, and IL includes many people
who are well behaved in public ana private
life. who are disgusted with the disgrace
brought upon their order by the Dunlo aud
other recent fClhes as well as crimes. ana
are also awakened to the danger OF the ex-
'amples 20 the permanence Of aristOcratiC
privileges and supremacy. Therefore il ~
proposed, by precept and example. TO I'M.
press upon their erring fellow aristrocatso OF
the wisdom OF mending their ways and OF
maintaining the reputation Of the nobility.
80 far the movement seems TO take the
form Of a boycott Of noted gamblers and
spcnd-thrifts. even though their pedigien
may be ~ illustrIous as that Of the soyer-
elm. All such are vigorously excluded
from visiting lists and from the counte-
naurp and association Of the refcrmeTs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
BRITISH TRADES UNIONS.
General La5or Organization to Decide
Disputes.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-fhe change which
has come over the policy Of the trades
unions in recent years is made the subject
of various long editorial articles In the
newspapers. 1t is pointed ont that the OBJ
iects Of the unions are approaching more
nearly u those 0f the Socialists. especially in
REGARD 10 limitation Of the hours Of labor aud
various other radical propositions. The
prospectus has been issued of "A generai
labor union. which is described rs being I'M
the interest of both capital ard labor. one
OF its chief objects will be 10 decide dis-
putes in regard 70 wages and other
differences between employers ana en-
ploye~. 10 is evident that this j. scheme
devised by the employers in the hope Of di-
yerting their attention from purely labor or
carnations. An attempt viii he made 10
get this plan adopted by the Labor Con-
gress, which is about 10 meet at Liverpool.
Great interest is expected in the congress-
There will Dee i20 delegates, many ot whom
have already arrived. \ struggle between
the Conservative and Radical element, or
trades unionism. is expected 10 occur dur
ing the sessions OF the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
lRsLANO'S CONDITION
Reported as Becoming More and mors
Gloomy.

LONDON. Aug. 30. The condition OF Ire
land is becoming more and more gloomy.
While the National League tenaciously
holds to the plan of campaign, landlords
aided by the royal c0nstabulary and
The British army and navy. nave
very generally been successful IN eNictions-
Few dare take an eyicted farm,
and the consequence is that the crops
have gone to waste or when gath
cred in. have been sent to
distant market for the benefit OF land own
er,. In many instances eyicted tenants ON
the west coast and ISLANDS have been
derived even Of the boats with
which they reaped scanty living
from the sea and lett helpless 10 await
fhe winter. Meantime the funds
OF the National League are running snort
and contributions are lesSening both IN ire
land aud America, although the next gen
oral election will undoubtedly be tue sI-
preme struggle for Irish home rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
DANVlllE.
Cotton Mills Consolidated struck by an
Engine Pilot.

DANvnLE, Va, Aug. a0.-'Special. -
Negotiations which have been on foot here
for two weeks past looking to the consolida-
tion of the Moortock and Riverside Cotton
Mills came 10 a conclusion to-day. The
MOortock Company have sold out lock-
stock. ana barrel 10 the Riverside, and the
MOOrtOck mills Will hereafter be known as
Mill No. 33. the Riverside property. The
owners refuse to make public the terms OF
the deal. but The TIMES correspondent
learns from good authority that the price paid
was $3O0,OOO and that IN the deal Messrs. {.
g.. Holland and +. y. Burton, the principle
owners of the Mo0rtock property, retain "a
"a small block of stock i'm the consolidated
company.
Last night when the incoming Atlantic
and DaWille train was nearing the city
limits. a small negro boy not over ten years
old was seen attempting 10 cross the track
lust in front Of the engine. lie was struck
by the pilot ana knocked twenty feet in the
air. but strange 10 say was not seriously
injured. lie was painfully hurt and scared
nearly o. death. bat the doctors say he will
be- all right in day or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
BASEBALL.
Results Of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

National League.-At Roston: Bostons,
>; Cincinnatis, 6. At Philadelphia: Phila-
dephias, .; Chicagos, 10. At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns, ,: Cleyelands, ,. At New
York (hrst gameD: New lorks, >; Pitts
burgs, o; (second game) New iorks, .;
Piitsburgs, 3.
Players League.-At Boston (iirst game):
Bostons, l6: Pittsburgs, 4; tsecond game)
Bostons, 81 Pittsburgs, ,; seven innings,
game called To enable players 10 catch train.
At Philadelphia: PhilaGelphias, 3; Buiialos,
3. At BROOKLYN: BrOoklyns, IA; CleVelands,
10. At New York; New lorks, q; Chlcagoe,
:.
American Association. AT PDilade'-
phia first game): Athletics, 3; Columbus,
:: (secOnd game) Athletics, =; Columbus,
I. At Baltim0re Baltimores, .; Il. Louis,
:. At syracuse: Louisville game post
pOned-rain. At Rochester: The first To-
ledo game was postponed on account Of wet
ground; subsequently the conditions in-
proved and postponed game was played,
Rochester !. Toledo 4.
Athletic ieague.-At Harrisburg: Har-
risburgs. 3; Newarks. |. At Lebanon: Le-
banons, 5; New iiayens, 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
lYNCHBURG.
Grand Methodist Ralis-Decrease in To-
bacco Sales.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Aug. 30.-.Special. r.
Commencing with tomorrow. the MethO-
dists Of this city will hold II series of revi-
val meetings at Court->trcet church. All
Of the Methodist ministers Of the several
churches, including Rev. I. i. COlbourne,
of the Methodist Protestant Church. Will
participate and preach, and the Methodlsts
generally will attend. All the Methoqlst
churches except Court street will he closed,
and the different congregations Will unite
there. The matter has already excited con-
siderable interest, and the meeting will be "A
Methodist grand rally.
The decrease in tobacco sales in this city
for the present tobacco year at the several
warehouses amounts 10 S,IIi.9W pounds,
and the suppy still growing less every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
SOUTH CAROLINA FARMERS
Defeated by IA straightout in the Third
District.

COLUMBIA, :. c., August 3O.-George
Johnston, Il prominent lawyer OF Newberry,
was nominated for Congress by the Demo-
cratic primaries Of the Third South Caro-
Ina district, defeating the Farmers ALI
ance candidate. ID. X. Norris, by major
ity Of u out Of a total vote of li,6s2. This
is the first defeat sustained by the South
Carolina Farmers Alliance in politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31

CINcINNArI, Aug. 80. Thomas Dea,
aged twenty-five, lineman In the employ
of the Brush Electric Light Company, while
standing on the iire-escape OF The caxton
printing works building, at ~ east rnlrd
street. this morning. caught hold Of a live
wire aud eceyed a charge OF 1000 volts OF
electricity. and fell back dead. His right
hand was burned to crisp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
Fell Dead In the street.

Isaac Borkley (col)red), about sixty years
Of age. bricklayer by trade, while walking
down Broad street yesterday morning, ieil
dead. He was on his way TO work, and
when he reached No. 22east Broad street he
staggered and fell 10 the sidewalk, and eN-
pired in few moments.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and de-
cided that death was caused from heart
trouble, AND turned the body over to friends
for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
BATH COUNTY.
serious and Painful Accident-The Crops
and Politics.

and Politics.
QUErUDE. Va, Aug. 3d. Special. r.
Ernest. twelye-year-old son Of James A.
Crizcr. prosperous business man Of the
Cowpasturc. in this county, met with a very
serious accident few days ago. His father,
with iOur-hOrse team, was hauling stone
to build IA chimney, ana in attempting to get
i'm the wagon while il was descending hill
the boy put his hand upon rock and it
sllpped towards him. IT threw him under
the wagon, which ran across both thighs,
anl mashed them so badly that one Of the
bones prOtruded.
Drs. Nickel and Kerr, Of the depot.
were promptly summoned and gave the
necessary aid. He is doing as well rs could
De expected.
Corn on low ground good, upland inferior
Hay frst-ratc. Wheat One-half crop and
inferior. There are many expressions Of
congratulations IN this county over the de-
feat OF TIE Force bill, even though it may be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
Cable Notes.

VIENNA, Aug. 30.-Tbe river Rhine has
oyorhowed it, banks and inundated loral-
berg. the extreme western district of the
Austrian Empire. Many lives are reported
lost.
PKsTH, Aug. 3V.-Iy the falling IN OF the
root Of burning building at the village Of
Meio keresiZe. in the district Of B0rsOd to-
day, fifteen persons were killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
An IN Man pardoped. I.

William smith (colored) was yesterday
pardoned by Governor Mckinney. He was
convicted in Petersburg on the 18th OF July
aud sent TO jail for ninety days. The
physician in charge of the Jail certiies that
smith il very i'll that he is suffering from
dysentery and tuberculosis, and not likely
tO live long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
DEAN OF CHRIST CHURCH
severely Rebukes Young British Prons-
gates ut the University.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Dean Of Christ
Church, oxford, is being severely criticised
by certain members Of the aristocracy,
but commended by the press and
the mass of the people for his rec, MT scaiii-
ing reDuke to a number ofyoung Irohigai's
nj tiheuniyersity. The Dean called The youths
before him and told them that hey wer"
a disgrace t. the institution. aud unless
they mended their ways they wculd be ign0-
miniously expelled, despite the tact that
their fathers were lords, ambassadors, amt
millienair(s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
The River Outing.

\ happy lot of fellows. members OF the
Y. NJ. {. A. Outing Club, enjoyed the
eleventh outing Yesterday. They rowed
down the river, visited the monitors, and
returned about $3.50 o'clock. An enjoyable
time was spent by all participating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
PAPAL TEMPORAL POWER.
Proposed Catholic League To Eject its
Restoration.

ROME, Aug. 5O.-A report is in circu-
latlon here to the effect that the Pope IN
tends addressing brief to the Paris Con
gress TO consider the subject Of the inaugu-
ration Of a league Of Catholics which shall
pe devoted 10 the work OF recOnsuuctlng the
temporal domain Of the Papacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31

BFHiIN. Aug. 30. The cellar OF brew.
or, boo ,toctieritz. SaxOny, in which num-
Def of men were at work, collapsed today
lu1ing sixteen Of the wOrkmen. or these
.n-u were killed and the remainder were
iefely injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
10 FIGnT A DUEL.

II is stated the Marquis de Louyille
is 10 fight duel next Thursday win
the London correspondent OF the faris
Gil Bias. The Marquis recently accused
the correspondent Of slandering nun
i'm connection with stories about ms
alleged engagement to MrsFrank Leslie.
The correspondent thereupon challenged the
Marquis 10 mortal combat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31
Tl4E NEWS SUMMARY.

.uartcrs The Committee on Flcctrl,
ii4ht met Tho Ncnrico schools. seventy
tn' ip numbcr. open in september -- Mrs
Hcitr Jones brought an attachment sui
aeainsi rCr brother. James " Otoy -1h,
Inrce county Republicans organized its
committee for thc campaign. Mr. Adams
superintendent Of the Gas-WoTks, says IN,
sIiy ought to have "a waicrNas plant. Ar
In.ucsf was hcld ovcr John Oakley.-Th,
Governor parIoncd William smith. o
Petersburg. Tomorrow viii be celebrated
., ianog Day hy a parade and picnic
lnc FUto.s won The game of bah played
uiM the Od pominious -lsaac Barkcy
Hl ocfJ in the street.
VIRGINIA.
lfucst. son Cf Mr. James A. Crizcr. Of Bath
county. neU Iom "a wagon. and one OF hls
U.n. wa. badly manglcd MIR II. Joucite
.r.. Iatc Professor OF tnc Deaf. nunh. and
r.nd Institute. rs dead. Ac,ls, prcpara
....> arc being made for thc Bald ,in nls-
...f IiIr.-'rlc St1uuton school ycar viii
..un,2t Nouday.- Two successful enter
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. other fr thc Baptist church have
I.tur.tcn Boo G,rdonsvllle. .-tdna infant
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-31

R,chm0nd Cifg.-IIugh Blair to city Of
Richmond. strip 90 feet wide for continual
ton OF north seventh street, 81.
Mary T.. Frayser 10 COrnelia Il. Bigelow,
b feet ON north side Cary street, between
First and FOuShee, 400.
j. \. McGilyray 10 Julia D. Ie!iers
trIstee, 49,. feet on south side Cary street,
near Adam-. Sl.JJO
John and -. If. Mah0ney to Bette NJ. and
f.. c. Tnsey. 80 feet on north side Grace
street near Ryland. 5000.
James NetherWoOd to l.. \. Ca!iin. - 80
feet on south side o street. betwe"l twenty
fifth and Twenty-siXth, and - feet on west
side TWcuty--iXth street, near ., Sl.lNo.
Cornelius NJ. Stone to Thomas l.. kodes,
- feet on west side Reservoir street, be-
tween Cary and Taylor $50.
Ella VI. Tidemann's trustee 10 Thomas l..
Rodee. lj feet on south side Main street,
near Belyidere. $1,000.
Wa Webb To Josephine Terry, 2j-5 feet
on west side Twenty-siXth street, near
Leigh, 81, %.
TIcayicO C0UHtV August +. Cordes 10
John ". Tilley. 90 feet on Third avenue at
southeast corner Chestnut suect, S,3J.
l.. :. Courtney 10 l.. y. DeQuantini, lo
acres i'm lower end of llennco. 500.
Harvey Wilson, special commissioner, to
W. If. Gathright. lot No. -, IN square
bounded by Darlington, q, :, and twenty
fourth streets. Sl95.