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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

Ata hearing in London, KY, Pole French.
,,anted i'm Virginia. denied his idedtity and
anneared with an array Of counsel ana
host of witnesses. His attorneys were non
w. o. Bradley, Of Lancaster; Golonei JONI
DjshmaD, Of Barbouryille; ii: J.. howard,
of Harlan county. and ". l.. brown o'
London. The authorities Gi lf9iiila r.
tained j. W. Jones OF the local Dar .r5 ~ r'i5
Mace. The investigation was commenced
"Wednesday. The defense in the case OF
pole Frenct, who is a well-known lawyer
NJ Harlan county, was Cat he had Deen
c;,;1en of Kentucky since 1865, continuous
~ and that he was not the person
famed IN the indictment IN virginia
At,er hearing the testimony and argu-
nenfs Judge Boyd held that the
identity Was established and Delivered the
prisoner. Pole French. generally known n
! ~ French, 10 the Virginia auihoril,es'
who left with him for Pulaski county, va
The identity Of John French was also es-
tablished, but he Is sim III JAZZ, as '"S ny
onieitlon i'm his case has been delayed. Inc
Viroinia OFFICERS and witnesses now here say
,ho crime was committed in April, ls'2, ana
she victim was an inOnensye c0iofed poy'
sixtee. vears old, operating ferry on NeN
-;ror near Ne~bern. Great anxiety h"s
49,, eolt here as numerous reports oi an
sttemnt at rescue have been cliIuialeS'
1l,el The Veil Known reputation OF B r. t,ench,
~ French- Eyersols fame. who Is a Dro.he,
Of the accused, contributed 70 lNe fears 'n"'
q rescue might be attempted.
Immense bon-fPes blaze nightly Aiohs
,An liver hank near strasburg as he deadly
s,ioger spears the unsuspecting nsn' ,n,S 7o','S
Sood hauls have been made, 700. nI' voool1
Wisman girged carp one night last ,N,',S wesh
tha. weighed fourteen sIo,snI all" cot three that
p.'s pounu" ed @J" tcnr,ees and one-fourth pounds.
asSIeSn,'Vw Nr' q. W. Flcpwir sapn'eaaen1it q
tho shenandoah Valley Railroad, has loine1
Presiaen. Kimball, OF the Norlo,k aonI ,ni"' a"o
Western kisef g, el, sls'v Virginia. to be alb
Ira r. Coleman, Of Lexington, sranhs1pi
of Mr.. Thomas ii. Deayer' now ,,o,n WIN ,n'
Norfolk and Western Railroad a. hoancSe cn,''
is DE chief % the Order ., ,d "1 h,,md2ed fin,
or pliers, numbering oyer one nun"'o" "''
1 q ,,b onqrafOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

HEATHsvILLE, Va, January l4.-lsPe-
cial.l-Alfred Virgins (c0lored), while
working at Beane's mill was caught under
a falling bank and instantly killed:
silas Neney's body, one Of the three men
drowned at the mouth Of COan river, more
than week ago, loated ashore on Travis
Island Yesterday. The bodies Of the two
other drowned men, James Davis and Silas
Rice. have not vet been found.
MIR. Louis TignOr, an old and highly re-
spected citizen of Wicomico Church, at
which place he was merchant for years,
died last week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
Brice Elected United states senator

COLUMBUS, o., January l4.-Ihe two
branches Of the Ohio Legislature voted
separately at noon to-day for United state.
senator. In the House Brice received 5l
votes, Foster 81, and l., 4, Neal smith
the Democratic "bolter," casting the ballot
for Neal. In the Senate Brice got 10, Foster
Il. and Halstead /. Senator snyder, Of Gin
cinnati. voted for Halstead. Blair (Repub
lican) and Lawlor (DemocraD were absent
from the House, and Kerr and Richlanc
ibOth Republicans) were absent from the
Senate. At noon tomorrow the tw'
houses meet in Joint session, when Mr.
Brice viii formerly be declared elected
United States senator, as he has received
"A majority in each house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

DIS MONIES. Iowa, January 1.-THE
House this mQrning continued the dead
lock on temporary clerk the i've lndepen
dents cauclising and voting with the Demo
Gratis, Notwithstanding that Wart, tn
Union Labor member from POweshick, de
clared on Saturday that he would enter NJ
caucus. On the tenth ballot the House ad
jOurned TO tomorrow morning. Senator
Allison and GOyernOr-elect BOies arrived
this morning, and were assigned rooms a
Savery House. Governor Larrabee an(
wife gave grand reception to the l.egisla
ture. State officials, and other invited guests
at the capital this p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
INVITED TO DANVILLE
To Celebrate the Opening of a New Rail-
road-suit Against the X. and ID. Co.

rOau-Suit a ACdiHst tiio - o"N -
DANvuLR, VA, January l4,-lspectal.I
At a meeting of the City Council tins AFTER
noon a resolution was passed UNANIMOUSLY
inviting citv councils and other ollcials oi
Norfolk Portsmouth, Suffolk, Milton, ana
other towns On the Atlantic and DanNl.e
road. TO visit this city on the occasion Oh tne
oneuing Of the Atlantic and DanNllle hSll-
road. as the guests Of the city, commit,
tee was appointed % present the proposed
new charter 10 the Legislature, aAd ash ils
nsssaoe. There is still strong oppositioh III
the th cIy To the proposed charter, and II Is
probable il VII DE bitterly opposed IN tne
Ths second trial OF u,a spit Of I. W;
pjckelsimer against the Richmond ana
bens,lle Railroad Company was com
menced In the Hastings Court uo-day'
plckelsimer, a stock dealer, who was
tbr6syn from a stock car apd seriously hurt
in 1884. sued the company ana got Nerulcl
for SO. 900. On appeal 70 me S1pIelli,e
Cont a new trial was granted IicAei
s;,oer is from HendersOnyille, \, q, ana Was
hurt an the Richmond and Danyilie pTidgs
bsre while enroute to Richmond win a lo"u
OF STOCK,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
A suit Connected With the Mary WASH
ington Monument.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, January IL
Special. The Circuit Court here to-oaS
Was engaged all day in the trial OF the ue,
murrer 10 the declaration in the SUITS 20 o.
Colbert and hirtiey against ueoiso ~
sbeyberd arising out OF o transaction be-
tseen ~ them concerning the Mary Washing
55'' = ! - washington and W. ;. White repre-
sented =. The plaintiffs, and Messrs; Mar{e
and Fitzhugh the defendants ne Ive ,be
mnrrer went 10 each aud every count IN 'ne .
1nciaration as being insufficient IN
law law Mr.. Fitzhugh argued the De de,
,,','rrer for nearly four hours, anu
the ,he plaintiffs counsel replied in .,sd"m, snor'
speeehos. The judge directed the sergeant
TO summon tbo jury for II O'clock thoraiorc a. m re-
not the demurrer will be cyerruled. 1rea'
t..s interest I IS being manifested IN this trlai'
a,,d sesrs eso expressed that jury can
not NOT be gotten here 50 try the cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
PETERSBURG POINTS.
genevoieat. Mechanics Assoeia'son-re'''
yurors Summoned.

PtrrRcBuRG, VA, January H. SpeS-
cisl The following have been elected Of
fcers Of the Petersburg. BeneNolent '.,'. m..
nhsnies' Association for the ensuing serln
president. James NJ. Quick; Nice-fresraens'
WiIIiam II, Toppey; Secretary and Treas treas
ure., William 4. Baxter; Board o. precSS1i ~ wl,
r. N. Hrister. T. i. 0Fe1nh0w, I. i. WI,
,;s,nson. Il, ~. M p. NJ. steward, X. Il. Brunei ana
f6s following have been summoned .l,', 70
serve as pet jurors during ME 'Ss c,y neHa Judge e D.
Say n pas' morning at eieyea O'Clock: >. I; Bang
ley. Y NJ Booth, DssIa D B",leys G: gregory, ~,
pp'S'" w - Maiiory. +. s. Hoy, r. II. Ledbetler'
". W II II. BroncG, J.. W, Gregg, ". :,sIs0a y; Nina
tree. j j. 5. McEmery, oeosge ;: m0IIlSOc' II e
j. !. PercIyal. Henry kicI@IS'Tg"' y n Young e
so",9ap = W. Underwood. n George l.. Mnnt, w. W W
S'Sds' Mr. HuSh Cousins, general secretary o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
NORFOLK BUDGET.
Chamber Of Commerce Election-Arrival
of Commodore A. X. Weaver.

NORFOLK, VA, January 14.-Ispecial. r.
The annual meeting Of the Norfolk Chamber
Of Commerce was held to-day at noon. Colo
mel Wm. Lamb was reelected president,
Captain Harry Hodges and Mr. ;. i. Bo-
rum, vice presidents. The old board Of di-
rectors was reelected. After the election
of officers President Lamb was authorized
to confer with the Board Of Trade of Dan
vile and Commodore A. i. Bateman, OF the
Atlantic and Danyille Railroad, and COM
plcte arrangements for the entertainment
10 be given 10 the Danyille merchants ON
the 25th. by which time the railroad will be
completed.
This morning Commodore A. X. Weaver
arrived at the yard and reported for duty.
All the officers Of the yard in full dress were
present to receive him. The marine bat
TALON was out in full dress. The reception
was a very imposing one. He will assume
his duties at one. His flag was run up ON
the Franklin and saluted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

WYrHEvILLE, VA, January li.-Dr. ;.
G. Gleayes. a prominent and highly re-
spected citizen and the Oldest physician III
Wytheville, died at his residence, after
months illness, this morning at O'Clock.
DIR. Gleaves stood high in the esteem OF the
medical practitioners in the state, having
held several positions Of honor by their Sc
lection, among others having been mem
ber of the board OF Yisitors TO insane
asylum at staunton and president OF the
State Medical society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
Killed by Highwaymen.

PITTsBURG, Pa, January IA special
to the Times from Parkersburg, W. Va,
saws: John Latin was found dying on q
roadside near here this morning. Several
bullets were in his body, and be expired
after being carried into house. He was a
cattle buyer from Chicago. and had large
amount OF money @ilL him, which bis az
sailants secured. The assault by the rob
bers was made last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
A Minister Resigns.

MILFORD, MASS, January l4.-Rer. {. A.
Young, Of the Unitarian Church at Men
don, Mass, resigned his charge last sun
day very unexpectedly, owing, it is said, to
charges made by a parishioner. In his
farewell sermon he solemnly avOwed the
charges false. lie said that during the
year he had been pastor there he had done
his duty as a man and as minister Of the
gospel, and be left with best wishes for all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
FOUR CHILDREN DIED.
suffooatcd by the smoke OF a Fire Caused
by Their Uncle's Pipe.

EME, PA, January li.-Four children
were sufocated this evening by smoke in
the house Of Pole named ROgalOcski.
When the firemen arrived at the scene and
broke into the house the four little ones,
aged respectively five, four and three and
one and half years. were found in dying
condition, and all efforts 10 save their lives
were unayaiing. The mother, when she
went out washing, left them in charge Of
her brother. who become intoxicated, II is
supposed, and accidentally set fire 20 the
bed with his pine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
A citr,s Accounts Irregular.

CLEVELAND, o., January IA morning
paper publishes statement submitted by
an expert book keeper showing Irregular
ties i'm the cityys old accounts, az .regating
nearly 81, ,OQ0lO0. Nearly all Of ms money
Was paid out by the city without the ap
proyal Of the Council, although the laws OF
the State OF Ohio distinctly require thai
ordinance. The publication creates great
sensation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
CRONIN CASE RULINGS.
Kunze Granted a New Trial and the Other
Prisoners Sentenced


CHICAGO, January l4.-Judge Mcconnell
this afternoon rendered his decision on the
motion OF the attorney for new trial Of the
CrOnin case. He decided that John kunze
was entitled to new trial. In the other
cases the Judge decided that the verdict
must stand. The prisoners were then for
mally sentenced. The prisoners attorneys
gave notice that an appeal 10 the supreme
Court would be taken. and the Court allow
ed them time in which to file II bill Of ex
cepti0ns.
Coughlin, BOurke and O'Sulliyan were
taken to Joliet tonight on the O'Clock
train, and the Chicago and Alton, and at II
o'clock were admitted 10 the penitentiarl
to begin their life terms Of penal service L
the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
The Portuguese Ministry.


LONDON, January li.-Senor Pimental Is
making all possible haste TO form Portu-
guese ministry 10 succeed SenOr Gomez and
his cOnfreres. and his efforts are accelerated
by the mOnarchist fear Of the worst Of the po-
litical consequences likely 10 arise from the
surrender Of the Gomez Ministry to the de-
mands Of the English government. The
reckless temper Of the people, as eYinced by
their resentment Of the governments action
in fatuOus warfare upon the British
consulate at OpOrt0, is also an
element of alarm 10 the monarchical
organization. i'm that IL exposes the state Ia
reprisas for the acts OF irresponsible rioters.
and renews the tension between Lisbon and
London. There is striking unanlmity OF
agreement on the part Of the rePe.
Republican parties aud factions in Lisbon
that nothing should stand in the way OF the
immediate formation Of a ministry tO deal
with the not yet satisfactorily settled ques-
tions in Southeast Africa, pending the con-
sidcrati0n Of which internal matters are lor-
gotten or held in abeyance.
For the moment. at least the MOnarchists.
Republicans, Socialists and anarchists
have sunk political, social and economic
questions deep beneath the waves of pa
tri0tism that now surge over the country,
and all are simply Portuguese.
Nevertheless, the MOnarchisis realise the
value Of expeditions action and for this rea-
son. if for no other, the statesmen invited 10
associate themselves with senor Pimental
will display little hesitation to accept the
responsibility confronting them.
LISBON, January l4.-At C0mbra this
evening, a mob composed OF students and
others, marched through the streets howl
ing ana denOuncing the English, and COM
pleted their riOtOus demonstration by burn
ing the British nag
Editors Escape for the Time.
LONDON. January 1.-THE motion TO
commit the editors Of the New York Herald
in London and the Frccman's Journal f0T
commenting upon the parnell scandal case
was dismissed to-day ON the ground Of an
iuiOrmalty in the proceedings. Permission
was granted 10 renew the motion one week
hence.
The returns 81 the registrar OF births and
deaths for the last week show that that tbe
mortality during that period was 2.7f7, ,whiC
is $40 above the average, OF these death,
81 were primarily due 70 Influenza and ,o6s
10 diseases of the respiratory organs. The
latter figures are 522 above the weekly
average Of deaths from the causes indt
Gated.
The Princess Of Wales Is among ih6
latest victims Of the iuhuenza,
British Consul InsgIted at Hayti.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Consul Of
Great Britain in Iiayti has reported 10 Lord
Salisbury that he has been subjected 10 gross
insult by the Haytien Government.
a PIG Lottery Prize,
PANS, January l4.-The sl2a,oc0 prize in
the Panama Canal LOTTERY has been drawn
I by NJ. Epreusi, a wealthy banker Of Paris.
Nine Fishermen Drowned.
DUBLIN. January 14.-Nine hshermel
were drowned in Duned Bay, Donegal
today.
The Cars Insanity Denied.
LONDON, January l4.-Ihe repeated as
sertions Of the insanityof the Car are dui.
denied.
Death Of Lord Napier.
LONDON, January l4.-Lord Napier dice
today Of influenza.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
vile; l.. p. spangler Glen Lyn; p. i.
Hodges, Goochland Courthouse.
THE SAVANNAH coLLEcroRsHTP.

The President sent TO the Senate the
nomination Of IOmlinson j. johnson, OF
Georgia, 10 be collector Of internal revenue
for the district Of Savannah.
TO PUSH SILVER LEGISLATION.
The national executive committee Of the
ST. Louis Silver Convention, Hon. A. j.
Warner, Of Ohio, chairman; Lee Gran
DAN, secretary, met here to-day. After
organization a committee Of three, CON-
posed Of Messrs. Thomas Fitz, Of Nevada;
NJ. Pixley, Of Colorado; and B. j. Barbour,
OF Virginia, was appointed 10 may out a
general plan OF work and report 10
the full committee. A general discus
sion Of the silver question followed,
during which Mr.. Curtis, Of California.
said three-fourths OF the House and four
fifths Of the Senate were in favor Of a liberal
silver bill. Mr.. Barbour said that unless
silver legislation was enacted by Congress,
Black Fridays would ensue and Virginia
would be bankrupt. In some counties Of
Virginia there was not, he said, money
enough 10 transact current business. The
committee will be in session several days,
and establish headquarters here, and leave
committee 10 push silver legislation in
Congress.
REPORT on THE NATIONAL ROAD.
The Speaker laid before the House to-day
report from Iieutenant-COl Peter c
Hains, Of the engineer corps, in regard TO
the surveys for a national road from a point
opposite the city Of Washington, in Alex
andria county, Va, to Mount YER
non, the burial place Of Washing
ton. Colonel Hams gives description
OF three main routes surveyed, together with
eight others made up Of parts Of the three
principal ones. The estimated cost Of the
three principal routes is $l.sl9. $50 for the
first, 81. 1875, 199 for the second, and Sl,66l,-
04T for the third.
VIRGINIA AT GETTYSBURG.
The bill introduced in the House to-day
by br. Bingham, for marking the lines Of
battles and the positions OF troops Of the
army Of Northern Virginia at Gettysburg,
apprOpriafes $4,000 for the purpose. The
bill provides for marking with tablets the
positions occupied by the COnfederates; for
the negotiation and purchase Of land and
avenues; for positions occupied by troops
along these lines; for the construction Of
driye-ways, ETC., twenty-four miles in length,
and for determining the positions of the va
rious commands as they were formed for
battle.
ANONTH's COTTON EXPORTS.
Cotton exports from the United States
during the past month Of December aggre-
gated s69, 100 bales, valued at Si2,5I9.6lI,
against 1880 bales, valued at Si1,925,J76,
in December, lsSs.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Representative Wise returned TO Wash
ingtOn to-day from Chesterfield Courthouse,
where he went to try criminal case, but it
was postponed.
Mr. Hampton introduced in the Senate to-
day the Direct Tax bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

ATHENS. January "a. Chakir facha, the
Turkish Governor Of Crete, has received or
ders from C0nsiantinople 10 reVictual the
fJrtresses throughout Crete and reinforce tie
garrison at sphakia. IL il expected that
collisions between the troops and the people
will shortly be renewed through the provo
cation Of the augmented military forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

PHILADELPHIA, January i4.-fhe Johns
town Hood commission meets here l0,mor-
morrow, when the final report OF the secre-
tary will be submitted. ihe report Will
show the distribution Of nearly Sl,JOO,OOO,
and the question Of the disposition Of Voc
important matters 10 be decided at the
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
nnrnn Grarenrenth.

BERLIN, January li.-1he North German
Gazette says that nothing authentic mas
vet leen received concerning tne safety
of Baron Grayenreuth. The Tageblatt,
however. publishes o dispatch sfom Y cor
res, oudent at Zanzibar, announcing the ar
rival OF Grayenreuth at Baganioyo. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

AUGUSTA, Ca, January 3.-Carnlyal
week opened today VITA the turning over
Of the keys Of Ito city by the mayor 70 King
Cotton. Tonight there was srades pro
cession. with 200 floats, ine city Is crowded
with visitors. Tomorrow night the grand
carnival nnrade tAkes place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
s.na,or Corman,, Colleague.

ANNAPOLIS. Nh, January li.-The Sen.
ate and House met in joint session today
and reelected Ephriam h, Wilson dem
United states senator tor the term OF slA
years, beginning March ith, 1891. The ke'
publican members cast their votes Tor tht
Hon. Thomas ;. Hods0n, Of ofsomerset county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
charged with Robbing the Mails

BRACKET, TEXAS, January l4.-Posl-
master q. A. 0ildea. OF this place, and mall
carrier IA. L. Hunt, have been arrested by a
deputy marshal, charged with robbing the
mails. This is the theft whereby nearly
$500 was taken nom the pouch between TINS
point and shoford Junction, on the 10Th IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. y. e., January ls.-Spirits
OF tarprntinc steady az i0Le. Rosin, firm I;
strained, 9Jc.; good DO. 81. Tar firm at
$3.50. Crude turpentlne. hrm; hard, Sl.20;
yellow dip and virgin, $40. Corr iirm;
white, 4ic, yellow BE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
nodIe. Reeer ersd a. BaItimore.

BALTIMORE, Mp, January 1.-THE
bodies Of John White, q fireman, and
Charles johnson, = seaman Of the steam
ship Sacyoh0soo were found this evening
! in the hull OF the burned vessel. They had
been suffocated, but were not disngurcd
much by ire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
Eire Al Macon.

MACON, GA, January H.-Fire IN wills
4. Prices cotton warehouse yesterday de-
stroyed about 45O bales OF cotton. Loss,
sai .O0); fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
Results OF Louisiana Drawings

xnw ORLEANS, January ii.-Ihe result
OF the drawings for this month were: 9j.-
262. i2l22 65.sgl. 70, 23I, G,O5, ~, ,5o, $3.50
IS, ,226, AsYa a2,SlS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.

Suicide Preferred To Siberia Editors in
Luck-A Consul Insulted.
ST. PETERSBURG, January l4.-COlonel
yoicikof. of the Cars body guard, and
several other military officers suspected Of
plotting against the life Of the Emperor,
have committed suicide. 10 is stated that Il
brother Of the Gar will shortly be banisned
from the capital for meddling in political
affairs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

The President sent TO the Senate the
nomination Of TOmlinson j. johnson, OF
Georgia, 10 be collector Of internal revenue
for the district Of Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15
NEw rosrMAsrERs.

The following fourth-class postmas'ers
were appointed today Virginia. :
Dooley, Allegheny Springs; q. B. Vy,rhn'
Alley; j. h. Rumburg, Dig iunneil, ~
Holiday, Eggleston; j. A. Qvirlin, ts'en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

llIyn s. Brice received majority OF votes
m each house of the Ohio Legislature for
United States Senator. The deadlock In
O. lower house Of the Iowa Legislature
t Nt9Qtlnues.-lion. Ephraim X. wilson
vas 'e-fitqied United .stalcs senator from
Margla. 'o.---p Postmaster Oiidea and Mail
carrier liu ut.sf l,rockett. Texas, are charged
With rob1in, Che ,44.,s.--Judge Mcconnell.
a. Chicago. gsa uted 10 Ese cronin case John
Kuars new trla. aud seDt<Dced the other
prisoners. -IsregS. .arisies aga eeating So
10000 ave alleged 10 ,lays been foiiIs1 IN tne
aeeouns Of Cleveland. phio.---Feur sbii-
eien were su1tcltod Vt = nre az hrs
Pa. caused By pipe Of their drunken nncie.
--Geu. Alser Will pay visit 10 New Bed
ioid. Masa--Rey. &. A. Young resigned ms
charge of the Unitanan Church al bsnn0n
Asas.---Iho bodies Of the men killed ia
@ondays nre AZ Baltlmoro were recovered
go John iAfin vas killed by highwaymeh
near faikenDufR. ". va The Johnsto"n
a'od commission viii Geet IN Philadeipni"
ao.day.
"yslerioiie robbery. by which lie Weiis-
to hApross Company lost eli 900. Fas
N''1''''''ed al Dallas, Tex, Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

The good lhinss that are being prepared
for the lovers Of the sport OF kings are indi.
Gated by the list OF entries just published OF
the Coney Island Jockey Club in the spring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

Johnstown Flood Commission.

LONDON, January l4.-L0rd Napier d
.O-day Of influenza.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-15

Memphis and Charleston-Fourth week
December, 1889, S35, ,220; 1888, S34,2I5i de-
crease, 81 ,055. Month December, 1889, Slsi,-
376; 1883, Sl7l,i increase, $685.. ohio
and Mississippi week January, 1890,
So, ,922; 1858, $0i,l05 decrease, S2J, ,24J.
Louisville and Nashylle-First week jan
uary, 1890. 1881 $50; 1883, S2st, 30; increase,
S44. 100. Texas Pacifc-First week jan
uary. 1890, sl24, 400; lss9, SllI3lli Increase.
S7.O29. The aarnings OF tue Richmond and
Lam, ille system iOr the first week Of jan
fary show an increase OF $4,000.