davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

BADGER.-DiCd. ON the 27th day OF Oc-
Obcr, 1850. zoo their home iu Martin county
the infant and ONLY son of Hiram J.. and
Fannie a. Badger after q week of painful
illness.
BRIEL.-Niel, Monday November 3, 1890
at the residence OF her Grandmother, Mrs NJ.
\. barker, 900 north Firth street, OLA A..
youngest child Of Bernard and Marie l.. Hriel
in the eighth year OF her age.
BUIIER.-pied, at his residence. 500
Arch street, November 81. 40 1918 o'clock,
Nh. ROBERT r.. BUTLER, I'm the hlty-eighth
year 81 nis agC.
JACKSON.-Died. at bis fathers reaidence,
40. 10 north Fourth trect, sunday, Novem-
Der %, at 1915 Z. NJ, PERCY LEE. infant son
Of Peter NJ. and Mary 4. Jackson; aged two
years ana nine days,
NIAR.-Dled. az 4 p. W. November 3D. on
ClOpton nm, Tenth and McDOnough streets
Manchester, Va. WILLIAM CARROLL
WAR, infant child OF William and Alma
War; aged eight months
WHIrE-Died November 30. ll:4j p. NJ,
nj the residence Of her brother. William 4.
White. sos north Iwenty-elghth street
OLIVIA MAY WHITE; aged sixteen years
SkINKFR Died, in New YORK, November
>. 1880. EDWARD HACkLkI SKINNER.
His remains will reach tins cit wv EDNFS-
Day MORNING. lnterment at Hollywood,
Procession VIII leave Union depot at eleven
O'Clock. Friends invited 10 attend,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
tbs ouIeoN-pHlLLlPs TROUBLE
settled Before foliee-Jusiico
Crutcbfleld.

The difficulty between the Councilmen
was amicably adjusted yesterday. About
10 O'Clock I'm the morning Sergeant cosby
Of the Second police district. swore out
warrant charging Messrs. A. IL. 6uigon ana
C. /. Phillips with being about 70 colhuiit
breach Of the peace. The reason i0r ms
arrest was given in Yesterdays IIMEs.
A. soon as the warrant was sworn out
SERGEANT Cosby found Mr.. Phillips at
his Headquarters, at Belyidere itali'
Nr. Phillips is superintendent OF the
Democfatic party in Clay Ward, ana
vas paroIed by the sergeant for his appear
anre at the second police station ~ noon.
and al that hour he rode down IN MS buggy
Colonel Tazewell Elicit, learning that
warrant was out for Mr.. bulSoh' ASSURE
Sergeant Cosby that NJ. Guigon would DC
nj the station-hOuse ut noon. his was
done at that hour ColOnei LlielI "ppe"ii"s
with Mr.. Gulgon. Mt,
mo marty then proceeded 10 the Police
Court. Sergeant Cosby and Messrs. tllett
Guigon and W. ID. Courtney going down III
"a carriage. aud Messrs. J.. Buiord Hryme''
occupied seat with Mr.. Phillips IN li"
buggy. ,,.
W6en the case was called, after all The
other cases had been disposed 81, tolouel
Elicit. mutual friend Of both gentlemen
stated that ~ had talked with beth ana
ascertaiued that Mr.. Guigon's remarks,
with reference TO buildOzing the tounch
had first been made in jest; that when ar
PbiIlips took the matter seriously,
the member from Madison Ward apol-
ogizad: but as Mr.. Phillips at that
moment was engaged in close con-
yersation with Mr.. Curtis he did not hear
Mr.. Gugon. The whole matter was the re-
suit Of misunderstanding and the particl-
pants bad mutually agreed to withdraw all
offensive language or threats towards each
other.
Justice Crutchfeld stated that that being
the case ne would dismiss the charge. In
reply TO questions, Messrs. Guigon and
Phillips stated that they were satisfied and
had done with the matter. The case was
then dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
INDIANA
Harrison votes-workings Of the Ne"
Election Law.

Harrison NOtes-Wofhthkr VI w"
Election Law.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 4.-Presioent
Harrison arrived this morning and was met
NJ the depot by Mrs. Mckee and family
Ue was driven TO their residence, ana an
hour later went 10 the polls TO vote: a re"
,nInu,es before his arrival a flag was
stretched over the entrance 10 the boom,
and the President bowed his head when
passing under II. lie was IN the poiiihg
room lust three minutes. AS be depositeu
his ballot and had his name recoIGeu'
Judge Landers said: "lts PLAIN ben mar
r;son now eyes, sir" said the fresi-
dent. "and his vote counts but one" Inc
Republicans concede Democratic Nic,ory
in this city and county. Advices from oln ,.
parts of the state, while very meagre' hui, ,
cate that n fair vote is being pOiied, anu
.gree that the new election law Is working
admirably.
INDIAN APoIIs, ND, Nov. 4.-Ien. town-
ships i'm Indian gave Matthews CDemOcrai)
I IA for Secretary OF state; Trusler, l,oii:
same townships in 1883 gave Cleveland
!, 90, Harrison 1923. Democratic loss, 70;
Republican loss. 5l7; ne, Democratic gam
A snecial 10 the Herald from lndianapo-
,is s,ates that Indiana has gone Democratic
hy DO 600. and that one Democratic Con
FRESHMAN has been gained. The Dem. =
cratic state Committee claim that private
adyices show the Democrats have carri' d
the state by a good majority, and that they
have certainly gained three Congress M H.
and probably five.
uypsANApoLIs, IND, Nov. 5.-2I3 A.
N.-The chairman Of the Democratic Com
mi,tee claims majority Of not less IMAM
I6 600 on the State ticket and eleven out o.
thirteen members of Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
FLOYD COUNTY.
A Negro School-Teaoher Charged with
shooting White Man.


FLOYD COURTHOUSE, Nov. g. >pt-
cial. Thomas Claylcr. a negro school
teacher, was tried before justice here
Saturday, and sent on 70 answer an indlct-
ment for the shooting Of Monroe Agee. The
latter was shocking corn few nights ago.
when he was fired on from the rear. one
shot took effect in the left shoulder and
three in the left ear, and his hat-brim was
riddled with shot. Agee and the negro
had had no previous difficulty, and while
the evidence before the justice was not
strong against him it tended to show that
he was induced De- do the shooting 10y "a
white man. who was summoned as Wit
ness against the negro. and who left just
before the trial commenced, aud could not
be found when wanted.
John r. NOlen, Of Franklin, who was so
badly shot il short time since by Charles
Rakes in Patrick county, is improving. and
it is now thought by his physician viii re-
cover. NOlen was shot with a gun loaded
with cut shot or slugs at close range, and
1863 shot took effect in his back and arm.
Joe Il. NOlen, a brother OF John, was shot
at the same time, one shot passing through
his windpipe. lie, too, is about well. This
shooting grew out Of revenue reporting, and
was done at the illicit distillery Of Rakes.
No arrests have been made, and II Is
thought there will he more shooting done.
DR.. T. II. Hancock will leave this week
with upwards of two hundred cattle for the
Valley market, the first lot Il is season.
There is some talk OF a railroad through
this county from RadforI 10 Martinsville.
The route would pass directly by the cele-
brated Johnston iron works. The ore OF
which is OF the finest Magnetic quality and
in great abundance. II would also open up
this county and make it tributary 10 Rad
ford, and bring Martlnsylle and D4nyille.
too, in direct COZ nection with the Flattop
coal folds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
PETERSBURG.
Narrow Escape-Sudden Death IF Con
federate Veteran.


PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. T.. Special f.
Mr.. Henry ShacklefOrd, a well-known citi-
zen Of Chesterfield county, made a very
n ,rrow escape this morning from being
killed. lie was driving a team hitchcd 70 Il
WAGON loaded with lumber down sycamore
street. when the horses took fright and ran
OIL at a break-neck speed. In turning the
corner Of Sycamore and BollingbrOok
streets one of the wheels Of the wagon col
lided with an iron awning frame. breaking
the franz. and also the wheel. The COLL
sion Of the wagon with the awning frame
brought the horses to "A halt. Mr.. shackle-
ford was thrown head foremost out Of the
WAGON and fell under d horses. but strange
TO saw was very slightly injured.
Mr.. J.. r. Atkins, sexton Of the High
street VI. T.. church, died very suddenly
last night. lie attended services at the
church and then returned home, and re-
tired. His wife heard him making a
strange noise and on going to him found
that he was unable 90 speak. shortly after
wards he died. The deceased served in the
Confederate army during the war a. mem
Der Of Company -, Fourteenth Virginia
regiment. Picketts division, and was "a
gallant soldier.
Alta meeting Of the Il. l.. Lee Battery,
held at their clubhouse last night, MI.
James Saunders was elected first llcuten-
ant and Mr.. Wayerly W. Gray junior first
lieutenant.
The Common Council. az its meeting last
night. awarded the contract for the build
ing of new branch hospital M the aims
house 10 Mr.. +. G.. Griffin. The hospital
under the contract is to cost $2,96S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. SPECIAL. The Boston
Globe wires THE TIMES as follows: Penn
ocrats probably elected Russell Governor
by over 5000. Boston gave gam oil o'oV',
democrats carry five or six congressional
districts. Lodges majority is cut down
probably fiyc-sixths.'
BosToN, Nov. 1.-Two hundred precincts
in Boston, out of 2Oj, give for Governor
Russell (Democrat). 32,02I; Bracket IKE
publican), 19,4l3; Blackmer Prohibition)'
/, 429. Russe's plurality, l2,5sl Inc
Globe says that Hoar (DemOcrat) is elected
10 Congress over Fox (Republican) in the
Fifth district, Williams QDemocraD over
Chandler Republican, in the Ninth, and
Rev Democrat) over Price (Republican) III
the Third: also ONeill DemocraD in the
Fourth, with the Eleventh district in doubt.
Lodge (Repubiican) is reelected in the
Sixth. ,
In Massachusetts congressman elected
are: Republicans, 3; Democrats, 7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
BenneXlNanIa.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. Special.
The Philadelphia Times says: Phlladel-
phia gives about $1,000 Republican major
ity. The State is close with chances III
favor of PattisOn. Three Democratic Con
gressmen are gained, and probably more
In 1889 Philadelphia gave Republican
majority of more than 10000.
The Democratic headquarters have thrown
out portrait of Robert Il. Pattison, their
candidate for Governor, claiming his cleo
fion by 10000 majority.
1A.M.-Chairman Andrews, of the Re
publican Committee, makes the following
statement: The Republican State Commit
tee believe Delamater has a plurality, but
the result is close and il may take the ofli-
cial figures to determine 1t. Chairman
Kerr, of the Democrat state Comm ittee,
claims the ; tateby 10000 majority.
Reading, Pa, complete gives Pattison
(DemocraD for Governor ,S23 majority
Democrat gain, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 4.-One hum
dred towns show net Democratic gain on
state ticket Of 695, and Democratic gain OF
five in the Legislature. Hartford gives TOO
Democratic majority. This defeats Simonds
in the First district, and elects Sperry de
mocrat). Twenty-eight towns, not including
Hartford FRS, district, net Democratic
gain $40.
SOUTH NoRwALK, CONN, Nov. 4.-Men-
den goes Democratic by at least 45l. Both
Democratic candidates for representative
are elected. Morris OemocraD carries the
town by $40 over Merwin (Republican) for
Governor.
The Legislature is apparently Republican
on Joint ballot by about -. SperTy Demo
craft in the First and Wilcox (DemOcraD in
the Second district are elected 10 Congress.
Russell (Republican) is elected in the Third
and the Fourth is still uncertain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

The Tenth doubtful. The hepuolcan ton,
mistee claim that not suficient re'uins nave
been received TO base an estimate ul"n,
nrccIncts. including fiity-six In detroit,
Tive Turner (RepubIicanl 1850; Winans,
spemocraD, 2I.0S5. Indications are tnat
NE Republicans Will elect Cutcheon m the
ninth, Stephenson in the Eleventh, ana tne
democrats, Shipman in the First, Wmtlng
In the seventh, and probably Woodcock III
the Tenth Congressional districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
An Arch Duke NIissIng.

Special to The Times by Dunlap Gable Co. }
VIENNA, Nov. count kolnoky, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has Just forwarded a
circular dispatch to all the Austrian con-
suls in America, requesting them to use
their utmost endeayOrs TO hunt out the
Arch Duke Johann, who is now called Cap
tain John Orth. He has not been heard Of
for nearly four months, since he left Monte
yeidO on July 18th last for Valparaiso in
his snip, the Sanct Margrethe. IL has since
been ascertained that heavy storms were
raging when the Arch Dukes ship left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 4.-John l..
Mitchell (Democrat) has q majority, il is
estimated, OF 5000 In the Fourth Congress
sional district over Spencer Republican,.
The district was formerly Republican. The
state Is In doubt, the new election law
bringing returns In very slowly.
1880 A. MAJ this hour the indications
are that the Democrats have carried the
State, electing the Governor and the rest OF
the state ticket. They have gained one
Congressman In the Milwaukee district,
and there Is strong grounds for their claim
Of electing another in the Third district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
A POLITICAL WATERLOO.
coxrxrrp rnoM rrRsr PACE.

cratic United States Senator from New
York.
The Times says: "1ke Democrats have
completely oyerthrown the Republicans IN
the House OF Representatives. The fiitt-
second Congress will consist OF 90 mem
bers, ne follows: Democrats, 2ol kepuon-
cans. 100: Democratic majority, II.
Nrwp,,Rcu. n. Y, Nov. 4.--lesow. i,e-
publican. carries the city for Congress by
about 10 majority. Taylor. Democrat Tor
Assembly, carries the city by about w ma
inrify. A gain Of about 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
MURDER AT A WEDDING.
One Italian Fatally stabbed by Another
in Glasgow.

IN glasgow.
Special 10 the Times by Dunlap Cable Co. I
GLASGOW, Nov. A terrible murder &C.
cured at a wedding last night, when a
young Italian named Lawrence Lonni, a
cOnfectioner, was married to Margaret
Powell. There was a party in the evening
in the celebration Of the event, when a num-
Der of the Italians entered the house during
the progress Of the festivities and, although
they had not been invited, they refused TO
leave and were elected by the other Italians
and Scotch who were the invited guests. In
the street one Of the invaders, either Luigi
Marco or Lurito PalembO, stabbed Anlr0
Luciano. Andro's VIE witnessed the muir
der from the window OF the house in which
all the wedding guests were assembled.
She screamed as she saw her husband fall
and Immediately tainted away. Another
Italian was also dangerously stabbed in the
conflict. LuigO Marco was arrested and
his hands were found TO be covered with
blood, but Lurito Palembo succeeded in
making his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
PolicoCourt.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
John Coleman was charged with carry Ing
concealed weapons. lie was fined $50 and
costs. and committed 80 default Of payment.
lany Massey was fined so and costs for
wife beating. and WAS required 10 give Sc
curify tor one Years good behavior.
Nathan PAYNE was fined so and costs for
reckless driving ON the streets.
John b. larri, was lined So and costs for
striking Frank Mayo with pitch-tork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Omcers Installed.

Last night at Druid's Hall the grand OH
GERS of the Grand Grove of Virginia, United
Ancient Order of Druids, installed the OIL
GERS Of Lee Grove, No. ., as follows: ii. j,
Childress, noble arch; j. o. Phillips, vice
arch; W. W. Childress, secretary; &. w
Pocklington. treasurer; W. L. Kelley, con-
ductor; James III. Parsons, inside guard !;
Major Graves, outside guard; Il. l.. Chill
dress, X. IL. Il. to \. A.; John +. Coghill, L..
II. b. to y. A.; Myer Angle, Il. IL. b. TO V.
A.; George Beasan, l.. IL. b. 10 V. A,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Mr.. GEORGE SENIOR
Much Pleased with His Recent Visit to
America.

America.
Special TO The Times 10y Dunlap Gable Co..
SHEFFIELD, Nov. Mr.. George senior,
one of the members Of the Iron and steel
Institute who visited America. has lust re-
turned home. In an interview with Dal-
ziel reporter he said with regard 10 Canada;
~ think the Canadians are very loyal, but
question whether they VIII remain so IL
something is not done 10 improve their
trade" In reply 10 question on the sub
ject Of the relations that exist between the
employers and their employees in the
United states he said: =" was struck with
the circumstance while in America that the
employers and employees work together in
trade matters. The fact is they are not bur
dened so much by men who cause friction
between labor and capital is we are In
conclusion Mr.. Senior expressed himself as
being greatly delighted with his visit to
America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
MIR. TAYLOR ARRESTED.
a Nfreiuiau HouOred.

DIR. Leland Z. Cofer, son of Mr.. \. Z.
Cofer, OF this city, has just passed an eN-
animation before the Medical Board at the
Marine Hospital in New York. DIR. C0fer
graduated at the Richmond Medical College
two sessions ago and has since been at the
Marine Hospital in Boston. In the late eX-
animation there were ten in the class and
the contest narrowed down 10 twO-Dr.
Cofer and graduate Of the Physicians and
Surgeons in New York. DIR. Coter passed
successfully over the New York man, and
now has the rank Of assistant surgeon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Fine Coal Vein.

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 4.-One of the finest
coal veins Of coking coal yet discovered
has recently been found in southeastern
Virginia, measuring twenty-five feet in
thickness. with two feet OF slate. 1t be-
longs to the Flat Top or POcahOntas field,
which has been partially developed in the
last few years and became so universally
known for its coke aud steaming qualities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
DANVlllE.
A Prominent North Carolina Politician
The Danyille and f. T. Railroad.

DANvILLE, VA, Nov. Especial. =
General James Madison Leach, prominent
politician of Lexington, n. c., who for
thirty-odd years was a prominent figure in
North Carolina, is visiting friends in this
city. General Leach is one of the best in
formed public men in the county, and a
most entertaining talker. During the
thirty-odd years he was in public life he
was Wing, a know-Nothing and Demo
crat. lie enjoys the distinction OF having
run for every office from justice of the
peace TO representative in Congress, and
was never beaten before the people.
1t is now understood that work on the
Danyille and East Tennessee railroad sur
vey will begin in few days. The instru-
ments, camp equipage, and other things
necessary Tor the work have been shipped to
this point.
The interest in the forthcoming veterans
fair in this city is growing, and the present
indications are 1t will be a grand affair.
Barnum and Bailey's circus will dsband
here next Saturday, and it is said the sum
Of $4,000 will be required 10 pay of the
attaches, much OF which amount the mer-
chants hope will be spent here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the CITY on the other Side Of
the River.

Manchester was unusually quiet yester-
day. aud little interest was manifested at
any Of the voting places. About half the
regular Democratic vote was pOlled, and
only two or three Republican votes were
cast in the whole city.
Mr. =. II. Gray. formerly Of Manchester
put now % tobacconist Of Henderson, y. c.,
is i'm the city.
The funeral Of William Carroll War, son
Of Mr.. William War, took place from the
residence, at the corner Of Tenth and Nc
Donough streets, yesterday evening at .
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 4-Republi-
can State Central Committee claims State
by 5000 TO 10000 plurality, estimate based
on returns received up 20 1880 i. NJ.
Democratic Committee will not give esti-
mate.
Democrats claim three Congressman In
First, Third, aud Fourth districts, and are
hopeful Of a Governor. but IL is probable
Marian (Republican) is elected by a
small plurality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
New Hampshire.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 4.-lndications
this hour are that there is no choice OF Gov
ernor by the people of this State; that Me
Kimay (Democra) be elected to Congress
in the First district and Second district
very close, chances being in favor of Moor
tRepublican). In seventy-three towns the
Democrats gain thirteen in the House OF
Legislature. and at their headquarters in
this ~ they claim they have carried it by
a good majority.
Returns received indicate that the Legs
ture il Democratic, and that Democratic
United States senator will succeed Senator
Blair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
OHIO.
Down Went McKinley-The State Ticker
Republican.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. 5.-At l:lO A.
Nj neither committee has anything from
Fosters district, and nothing definite from
McKiDley's. ,o.,,..o,
CANTON, o., Nov. flight is between
Medina and Holmes counties. AdVices
inst IN show Warwick wins by 800 to 400
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. THE Cleveland
district has been carried by Thomas l..
Johnson Democrat for Congress, displac-
ing Republican.
COLUMBUS, ONO, November 4'-Returns
from, nearly every section in the State indi-
cate Republican victory on the state
ticket by majorities ranging from 1900 to
20 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

Heretofore ice hare hat uO diNrnIt
ia selling ShOuider C0pcy. Ihc grcrf. n
trouble rds 10 get them FIST enough ~
supply our customers BIT H0r nI
buyer is in the market and Our No.l
has been amply repieHthci, md despite
the ddraHce ,a manufacturers pcs
IRE CU stHi sell at the or.gnm ior
figures Don't fmi 10 ask ~ see 00.
ASTRAKHAN CAPES cih storm c0I
idrs at $40 o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

The GOV rnor refused yesterday 10 pardon
rhoma, Trent. convicted in ls'H at the May
term Of Fluyanna County Court Of house
breaking. and sent 90 jail for five years.
The Military Board did not meet yester-
day i'm the Governors Office. A meeting
was called for halfpast one o'clock, but
there was such a small attendance that the
meeting was adjourned until tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Cleveland and Thurman.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. Mr.. Allen W.
Thurman has received letter from eX-
President Cleveland. IN which the latter
states that during his visit to this city 70
attend the 'Old Roman" banquet he Will be
the guest of Governor Campbell. lie also
writes that Mrs. Cleveland has decided
that she cannot come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
NehrasLa.

nx.uA NFB.. Nov. AT 10 o'clock re-
,,,rns from All over the State are too scarce
90 hear poeitive assertion on, but Indicate
the election Of Boyd (Democrap for Gov
ernor. the choice of three Democratic CON
eressmen, and defeat Of prohibition. Ma
ioritv against latter will be about lo,Oo.
Indications show that the Democratic
Governor is elected. The rest OF the state
ticket is still in doubt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
The Maiesfic freaks DoMn

Especial to The Times by Dunlap Cable Co. J
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 4.-rhe White Star
steamer Majestic was signalled OF Roche's
Point at o'clock this evening. She reports
that her engines broke down last night,
which causeda delay Of eight hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. r. Temple Cronch, former Rich
monder, but who is now'with "a Philadel-
phia house, was in the city yesterday. He
was warmly greeted by many friends.
DIR. ". II. SHIELD, assistant surgeon at
the Eastern l.unatic Asylum. 10 in the city.
Mr.. George G. McGilvray, formerly Of
Richmond, now of Buena Vista, was ia the
city Monday.