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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
WILLIAM SBURG =.
Condition of DIR. sheild-William and
Mary-The Coming Tournament.

Condition of DIR. sheild-William and
Mary-The Coming Tournament.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct. l5.- Special
DIR. W. II. SHIELD, who was so severely H..
jured yesterday by falling down the steps
leading from the executive building Of the
Lunatic Asylum. is doing as well as could
be respected. The Doctor is gOOd-natured.
genial gentleman, and is very popular, not
only with the asylum people, but also with
our people generally, who are sorry to learn
Of his mishap.
There are at present 1862 students at Will
liam and Mary College, with the probable IN
crease of % or 30 more very soon. Most OF
the students this year are new ones, only
about 20 per cent. Of the old students re-
turning,
Mr. Robert ;, Coupland left this morning
for Philadelphia 10 attend the session OF the
convention of the Brotherhood Of -. An
drew, which meets in that city this week.
Mr.. Benjamin B. Wolfe. one Of our most
successful farmers. has just purchased the
farm on which he has lived ever since he
made his home in Virginia. Ii is one Of the
best estates on the Peninsula.
The tournament on the plains OF historic
Yorktown on the 22d instant is attracting
considerable attention among our young
people. Many Of the prizes offered are very
valuable, and the contest among skilled
horsemen will be very spirited.
The Chesapeake and Ohio pay-car passed
here to-day, and the faces Of our railroad
people hereabouts are wreathed in smiles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the city on the Othe
Side of the River.

Items From the City on the Other
Side of the River.
TIE new electric cars from Richmond 10
Manchester are now running on regular
schedule, fifteen minutes apart.
Notices OF registration for Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, have been put up. Mr.. w. T..
SimOns il registrar in the First Ward, and
the registration precinct Is at the old coal
yard on Hull street near Fourth. In the
Second Ward Mr. A. knorT is registrar,
and the market-house the place Of registra-
tion. Mr. c. ID. COrbus registers for the
Third Ward at Owen's store, and Mr.. ii. Z.
WhitlOck in rear Of Cersey's old store at
Hull and Thirteenth streets for the Fourth
Ward.
The October term OF the Hastings Court
begins Monday. This is the jury term, or
the time when the common law cases are
beard. Among the cases likely TO be tried
are those OF fuckers executors against the
city ot Manchester; the Manchester Water
Works Company against the city, and Chas.
NJ. Amos against the Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad.
Justice George w. Holt, in the absence OF
the Mayor, presided IN the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning.
Henry Hewlett was fined - ior obstruct
ing the street car track with his team.
Joe Woolridge was charged with inter.
fering the gates at rallrcal crossings, ant
was fined s..
Mrs. Sillie Fleming died at her home on
Fifth street Tuesday night of typhoid fever
The remains were taken yesterday 10 vii
mingtOn. y. c., for interment,
Mrs. Frank w. fitzgerald is very i'll al
the residence Of her mother, Mrs. Fergersop
at the corner of Bainbridige and fourteenth
streets.
Mr. W. q. Freeman had one Of his eyes
badly injured Tuesday while at work In the
Danyille shops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
ALEXANDRIA.
Another Case of Love Laughing at Lock
smiths and Parents.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. l5.-lSpecial.l-
This morning a Young Washingtonian,
named George +. Harper, took the early
Richmond train, remarking that he was
going after his girl. The couple met at
fredericksburg and greeted each other
most anectionately, and the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac conductor,
recognizing her as Miss Matte +. Houston,
of Whitewater, stafford county, and daugh-
ter Of a track foreman Of his road, had his
suspicious aroused. and, fearing the father
If the girl, telegraphed here to intercept the
couple.
When the :0l train reached here, Ofiicd
smith. Of the local depot, boarded /. and
asked the young runaways to allght. 1hey
finally did so, and for a long time sat in the
waiting-r0Om and talked secretly to each
other. refusing to give their names or say
ANYTHING beyond that they were intent
upon "A hymeneal scOOt. She Is rather n
pretty Girl Of seventeen or eighteen, was
bright and jOyial, and seemed to be content
with her environments. About o'clock
it was agreed that they had been detaiued
long enough, and the railroad men so in-
formed them; so with their good wishes
they boarded the $50 train, and were on.
About > o'clock marriage license was
issued to Mr.. Harper and Miss Houston,
and they were, sure enough, oil to be mar
ried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
DANVllLE.
A Day of Wedding.-Postoffice Ohice's
Resign.

DANvmLE, Va, Oct. lj.-.special.l- !
Mr. j. Allen Wheat, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
and Miss Maria Josephine Haase, daughter
Of +. II. b. Haase, were married to-day at
the residence OF the brides grandmother
Mrs. Decatur Jones, at Batclar's Hall, in
his county. The ceremony took place at |
p. NJ, and after lunch the party came to
this city, and the bride and groom left to-
night for an extended tour Of the North and
West.
Mr.. j. A. Lawson and Miss Rose Fuller.
daughter of Mr.. \. G.. Fuller. of this city =,
we're married at o'clock this morning and
left at once for a bridal tour.
Mr.. X. l.. Voolfolk, who was assistant
postmaster under Democratic rule, and
was retained when the change came. has
rendered his resignation, to take eject No
yember 18TH in order TO engage in more
profitable business. Mr., Robert Hooper, a
clerk in the office, who was appointed since
the Republicans got in, has also resigned,
and il is rumored that other designations
are 10 follow. There are also rumors that
some of the vacancies will be filled by col
Ored men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
STAUNTON,
Death of Colonel Enmgardper-A Rich
mond Man Married.

srAUNToN, Va, Oct. l5.-lspecial.l-.A
telegram from st. Joseph, Mo-, was received
this morning announcing the death of Colo
mel W. l.. Bumgardner. Until very recent
ly Colonel Bumgardner resided in Staunton.
lie was Colonel OF the Second Virginia Regi-
ment, and was well-kn0wn throughout the
sts.a in military circles. His remains will
reaC here Saturday morning by the yesti-
bulo train,
Miss Mary l.. Timberlake, of our city,
and Mr., Charles NJ. Iirkle, Of Richmond,
wert married this morning. Miss Timber
lake is blonde Of strikingly handsome ap-
pearance.
Tive election Of steward at the Western
Lunatic Asylum, which had been set for to-
day, has been postponed to the I'D instant.
i'm consequence of the absence of the foreign
members of the board. Only the local mem-
bers were present. The board OF the ID. ID.
and B. institution holds its annual meeting
tomorrow. Reports for the fiscal year Will
be made, showing the condition OF the in
stitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
Of that gentleman in his contest with John
II annsfon hcfnrn that hOdN

OF that gentleman in his contest with John
NJ. Langston before that body.
Mr.. Epes delivered very able and telling
speech, which created much enthusiasm
and was frequently and loudly applauded.
lie was followed by Mr.. Mckinney. and, ii
is needless 10 say, that gentleman spoke
with great power and eloquence. He ex-
posed with master hand the methods used
by /" Boss ~ Reed and the Republican party
in Congress in the attempt to pass the in
iquitous Force bill and robbing Democrats
OF their seats. He paid glowing tribute
10 Lunenburg county as the "banner"
county Of Democracy in the Fourth dis
trict, and closed amidst tremendous ap.
plause. The Democrats Of this county are
- in the saddle" and we will give good
account ON the day Of election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
INTERESTING RELIGIOUS ReV''
VAL IN LYNCHBURG.
Freight smash-up on the Virginia MID
Iand-Death OF Colonel william l.. Bum
gsrdner-Extensiye Land sales-Latest
Reports from All over the state.

gardner-Extensiye Land sales-Latsst
Reports from All over the State.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. l5.-lSpecial. =
Rev. Dr. Felix, of the First Baptist church,
this city. has erected large tent on DanieFs
Hill, under which he is holding large night
lv meetings. to continue for many days.
As many as six hundred people attend al
most every night to listen to the able dis
courses of the several ministers who help
in the good work.
Alta regular meeting Of the Fitz Lee Troop
at their armory last night, Mr.. William NJ.
Seay. Jr.. was elected first lieutenant OF the
company. to ill the vacancy caused by
Lieutenant Ingram's election to the cap
taincy.
Mr.. W. II. Ford. contractor, who was so
badly hurt last evening by the failing-in OF
the embankment work of the bridge over
the Blackwater, while blasting was going
on. is considered better to-day.
Last night about : O'Clock two cars OF
Midland freight train were derailed and
smashed up near Durmid. The train be-
came detached in the middle and the rear
half ran back, smashing into the front hall
composed Of empty cars. A Hat car ana
gOndOla were derailed by the smash, but
no one was hurt and the trains were only
slightly delayed.
Tickets are out for the marriage to-mor-
row Of DR.. William 1t. Clair Gordon, OF
Richmond. TO Miss Kate b., daughter Of the
late Newton Gordon, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Fred Warde and Mrs. Bowers In ga b., I,
the Gladiator"

a..
the Gladiator"
Frederick Warde and Mrs. ID. Z. Bowers,
supported by the best company that Mr.
Warde has ever brought to Richmond,
opened last night at the Mozart Academy
in "Gilba, the Gladiator" an extremely
strong tragdy, formerly played IN Italian
by Sanni, but reconstructed and beaut-
ned by Leonard Uutram aud Richard
Purdy. As MIR. Ward plays the ira
gedy moral lesson l. taught that
should never be forgotten by the auditors
that were fortunate enough 10 bear IL.
His impersOnatiOn Of Galba was grand,
and a act after act rolled by, the delighted
audience had an opportunity rarely offered
them Of witnessing WaTGe IN all the ranges
Of his wonderful genius. especially la the
arena scene. where his action became q
perfect whirlwind 4 passion.
Mrs. BOWers, as Faustina, the Empress,
fully sustained the reputation that she has
had for so many years.
Miss Coggswoll, as Meadamia, was beau
tiful, her acting charming. and the Tact OF
her playing DesdemOna tonight in Othello
and Annie Boleyer in Henry VIII. makes
one eager 10 see this beautiful face in those
different pictures.
The support is very excellent, every
character being sustained by an artist, es
pecially that OF Charles IleIman's, who, by
the may, will play lago tonight. In ever,
respect the play was adequately staged
and scored a signal triumph. In "Othello,'
the bill for tonight, much interest is mani
tested. 1t will prove memorable presenta
ton OF this grand tragedy. Mr. Warde vii
appear in the tItuar role, and Mrs. Bower
as Emilia. Crowded houses are ensured
throughout Mr.. Wardes engagement,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Twenty Seventh Annual lntsrnstfera
Convention IN Pittsburg.

PTrsBURG, PA. Oct. l5.-Eyery one OF
the 4a2 divisions OF the Brotherhood Of Lo-
comotiye Engineers Is represented at tho
twenty.seyeuth Annual International Con-
yention, now In session in Old City Hail,
this city. All Of the officers OF the Grand
Lodge were present al the opening session
this morning, and an organization was at
once effected. A committee on ere
dentials was appointed. The work
Of this committee will occupy the
time OF the convention all OF to-day. Chaun-
cey NJ. pepew. president OF the New York
Central railroad. will address an open ses-
sion OF the convention In the Grand Opera
House tomorrow. THIS afternoon Chief
Arthur and First Grand Engineer lngra-
ham were interviewed, but neither was
willing 10 venture an opinion a. to what
understanding the convention would come
10 on the question OF aiiliation with tho
Federation OF Railroad Employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
Cavalry Omeers Elected.

a meeting OF line oiic OF the First kegi'
nent of Cavalry was held at the Regimental
Armory last night. There were present
Froln troop A, Captain Samuel Register
First Lieutenant +. j. Euker, Second Lieu
tenant :. ". Anderson; B, Second ileuten'
ant A. G. Garrett; captain L: ). Ingram
First Lieutenant w. A. seay, Jr;; ~, zap.
tain ". r. Wiokham (wh0 presided), fnS'
Lieutenant j. A. Chisholm. Llegtenant
10. Hall; y, Captain David Moore, fHs'
Lieutenant 4. G. Atkisson; captain W.
kirk Mathews. adJutan.-secretary. .,
T. Y. BidgoOd was elected colonel, q. l.
uawes lieutenant-cOiOnel, W. b. Wickham
formerly Of Hanover Troop, major.
After the election Colonel Bidgood hand
..Omely entertained the party at his resi-
dence. 5JJ west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
IuDenberg Dots.

LUNENBERG, Va. Oct. l5.-lSpecial.l--
Our farmers. many of whom have succeeded
well in curing Upright tobacco" are realiZ-
ing fine prices. Our soil is well adapted to
its culture. All we need is u railroad
through the county.
A good many ofour citizens will attend
the fair at Farmyille, which commences on
the 18th inst. This fair promises to be a
grand success.
Mrs. DIR. ;. l.. Ingram, OF Manchester,
Va, has been visiting the home OF her
brother, Dr. \. Nebiett, of Lunenburg Court
house.
Miss Mamie May, charming young
lady of our village, will leave tomorrow for
the fair at Farmyile, and on a visit to
friends in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
4 rNArDrLENT EANKKUrT.
LONDoN STOCK EXCITEMENT.
Reasons Given For the Recent Fall In
Prices of COnsOls.

Reasons Given For the Recent Fall In
Prices of COnsOls.
LONDON, oct 15.-In commenting on the
ductuation in consols, the Standard says il
has not been cqualed since the Crimean
war. and adds: The argument that the
market is unsOuud IS plausible, but shall
low. COn-Ols are weak for the same reason
that Colonial subscribed are weak. because
they are BOW among syndicate securities.
MIR. GOschen has dislodg,d them from
the investment books and crannies where
they had been stored for perhaps genera
tiOns, and the masses Of stock thus thrown
upon the world have never found home.
Again. dear money aud the higher rate ot
interest Obtainable elsewhere have compel
led or tempted temporary holders % SELL
The Times giyes similar reasons IN its
financial article, and says "Ihe recent
fall in prices was duesO gradual liquidation
of enormous accounts, for the rise when
came into existence was partly owing 10
exaggerated notions which prevailed earlier
i'm the year as TO the effect OF the
American silver act, aud partly 70 the ac-
tiyity III the trade, which encouraged
operators 10 hold quantity Of securities IN
the belief that the public would, sooner o.
later. wish 10 buy. This calculation iaiied
because Of too many thus holding, ana the
public being prepared 10 put their money
into their own business enterprises"
ALMOST PANIC.
The excitement which yesterday prevailed
on the stock ESchange i greatly increased
to-day, and almost panic ensued, Recent
reports which show trouble with number
OF prominent American firms are in circu-
ation. The bears are squeezing these firms,
Nhi .h are largelY short.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
lUNE NBURG.
s Field Day for the Fourth District De-
mooracY.

LUNENBURG c. H., Va, Oct. l5.-ispe.
cial. To-day was field day for the De-
mocracy OF this district. There being little
business before the County Court Qt being
court-day). the judge adjourned the court
early in the day in order that the Demo-
cratic rally might be held In the court
house, as our gallant nominee for Congress
from this, the Fourth district, My. James 7.
tpes, was on hand, accompanied 10y the
..sil,er.tonguedD orator of Petersburg, Mr..
w. r. Mckinney, who so successfully and
diligently canyassed the district two years
ago Cor the Hon. 4. G.. Yenable for Con.
gress, and who was one OF the able counsel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
The MIn.ton-salem Land COMPANY.

WINsrOS, NC, oct. l5.-lspecial: To
da, Inc WinstSn.Salem Land and Invest
mtut Company was organized, with eaPl-
tai stock of $4,000. English, New lorh,
Philadelphia, aDd Roanoke capitalists are
- supply the money. The company puI-S
cnaecd CJO acres of land on the southwest oi
the cily, upon which large cotton MUS ,in" hn"
machine shops Will be iocaied' APP App ~
tious for So. 900 worth Of stock fTom the
North was turned down. Representatives
uf English aud Northern factories are ne
ro,iatinV 10 have an establishmet here'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
FRENCH FINANCIAL REFORMS.

American Patent Medicines to BE speedi-
Iy Taxed.
lspecial to The Times 10y Dunlip Cable Col
PARIS, Oct. 1j.-During the last session
of the Budget Committee, Minister Rouyier
minated that among other financial re-
forms. he intended TO propose a special tax
ON patent and other medicines lbat have OBJ
tained large sales only by means of exten-
size advertising, and that his proposals re-
ceiyes the hearty approval Of the Academic
de la Medicine. IL is thought that the pro-
nosed enactment will largely curtail the
sales of American n0strums that have no
little popularity here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16

LONDON, Oct. l5.-Earl Spencer, who
was Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland in Mr..
Gladstoneis Cabinet, said In speech at
Newport tonight that the present condition
OF ireland was disgrace and danger 70
the Empire. ie WAS confident that Mr,
(lIadstona's psoposals would eventual set.
tie the Irish question In q satisfactory
manner,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY OCTOBER 1890

ately leave the state, never to return. He
went to Iowa but returned Monday night.
Yesterday Pratt's friends organized to hang
him. Upon learning which officers seized
him and hurried him away 10 Jail In an
adjoining county. The county attorney,
Everett, of Lezeur, is in conference with
the Governor. by which IL is stated O'Connor
will be placed behind the bars at saltwater
to-day, TO remain there the rest OF his days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
NEW CHURCH CoNsECRATED.
The GIFT of q Former Dancer Well

The Gift of Former Dancer wen
Known in Europe.
Special 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co j
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 15.-The new Roman
Catholic church, dedicated TO our Lady and
the English martyrs, was opened for the
celebration of high mass to-day. The
church was erected at the cost OF Mrs. Lyme
slphens. OF Lynford Hall, Norfolk, who was
known forty years ago as Marie Dnyernay,
a dancer OF European fame. The sculptured
figures in the cbancel commemorate ner
Majesty, the Queen, his iighness' the
pofe. The Duke Of Norfolk, Cardinals Man.
ming and Newman, and the foundress her
self
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
WATER FAMINE.

Bclleville. Illinois Threatened with a
Failure Of its Water-Works.
BELLEyILLE, ILL, Oct. l5.--Ihis city Is
greatly agitated over a water anime. The
Belleyille water-works To-Day notified pri.
vate consumers that no water would be fur
nished for several days. The stream from
which the water-works secures It's supply
is almost dry, and the reservoir is empty.
This morning a score OF manufacturing it,
slitutions were cut of, and nearly all will
be compelled TO snut down. The water
works has not been brilliant success, and
as this is the second famine, people are loud
In their denunciation Of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
Aitempt ,d launching of a Murderer.

MONTGOMERY. MINI, Oct. l5.-An at
tempt was made here last night To lynch
Thomas OConner. Two weeks ago Gov.
Merriam par,loned uCanner from the state
prison ut saltwater, where he was serving
q life sentence for the murder OF Harvey
Pratt. his nephew, ut lezeur Centre. The
Cover or placed peculiar provision IN the
pardon, that the prisoner should immedi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
Big sale of Lots,

CLIFTON FORGE, Va, Oct. l5.-lspe-
cial. AT the sale Of lots here to-day by
the chesapeake and Ohio Development
Company two hundred lots were sold for
5000, 900, or an average Of $1,000 a lot. The
sale regan at | o'clock, owing to delayed
trains. IL closed at 8 O'Clock, the sales
averaging So. 600 on hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16

ROME, Oct. i5.--lt Is stated here that q
hearty reception awaits Bishop UDwicer,
OF Limerick, who viii shortly Walt Rome.
and who has acquired fame by his opp ssi-
ton TO the league plan Of campaign In Ire
land, condemned BY the Holy See.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
THE CoMPTE pE PARIS
To Correct csrtsin Iwprsasises Abeus
Hls Boulangiam.

LONDON, Oct. lo.-rhe Royalists in par.
tes say that they expect the conpss ~
Paris I, return from hls American lsiP
about November ist. They intimate thar
be will seize an early opportrnity 10 coxre< +
certain false Impressions y hloh have beeA
produced by wrong INTERPRETATION Of hls
adnlselon that hs supplkA poxlanese VIII
campaigu fundes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
To sneak M Plum Pain.

Messrs. Robert l., Montague and T. b.
Hicks, OF Richmond, will address the Dem
ocrats OF Plum Pain, New Kent county, on
Saturday, the 18th, at a barbecue Hor,
George ID. Wise, Judge II. w, flournoy,
and Hon. Meade Haskins spoke at Hanover
Courthouse yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16

The silver King aud Other Notabies.
Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. lj.--The Majestic. oftbe
Whlte star Line, sailed today, having on
board John Aackey, the silver king; Hon
lsador aud Mrs. " oTmser, Major Campbell,
Bishop Hurst, the Marquis and Marcnioness
Uliiaka rOda and family, Mr. III. Dnpuy,
aud Mrs. Writ Dexter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
FRENCH DePOPULATION.
Law Against Suicide Being Seriously
Considered.

Considered.
Especial TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
PARIS, oct. l5.-Eleyen cases Of suicide
took place here yesterday. and are much
commented upon in connection with depop-
ulation. which is now the burning question
in France. \ law for the prevention of self
murder is suggested. which will provide for
the cOnfscatiOn Of the estates OF all who
Kill themselves in future.
The Registrar-Generaps returns show that
in the city of Rouen, with upwards Of one
hundred thousand inhabitants, not single
birth occurred on one day last week.
uayre few days later followed with a
blank record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
woo,en worlmen Discharged,

tsoecial to The TIMES by Dunlap Cable Col
BrgLix. Oct. l5.-'rhe manufacturers OF
vooIen goods everywhere throughout the
empire are dlscharging workmen, as ihe
market has been greatly disturbed by the
passage Of the Mckinley Tariff law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
ROANOKE.

ENtensfOn OF TIC NdIIty BTaHcH DF lHo u ,
and %. Railroad to be Urged.
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. lo.-The citizens of
Roanoke propose TO take advantage of the
presence here of prominent Baltimoreans
aud others attending the Woodland Park
land sale on the 18th instant to call a mass
meeting to urge an extension Of the Valley
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
70 Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-16
THE COUNT OF PARIS
Heeins His Tour of the Gettysburg Battle
Field.

Field.
GETTYSBURG, PA, Oct. lo--At o'"o
o'clock this morning the Count OF Paris ana
party began the tour Of the battlefield A
return 10 the ears, whore the party live IN
stead Of going 10 the hotels, was msde LOT
breakfast at 10 80, and then the drive was
Resumed until =. NJ. The entire tnfee
.osvs hattie was thoroughly explained to
Nm, ,ount by the brigade commanders that
are witb the party. Tonight reception
was Lssdercd 10 the Count in the court
house. .beye he was formally welcomed 10
I.l.