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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

TIE STATE APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED.
Albany, March 81 lSpecia.-Governor Hill has
signed the General Appropriation bill, which appro-
pirates IS 600 900. The found that the Re-
publican Legislature had been economical that he
not able to veto an item OF II.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
PLANS ron srrrHvlSIoN IN NrwJrEsry

Trenton. y J.. M0ich 81 ,Special.-Much surprs,
manifested last wok a. the Introduction by A--cmhlynan
koil % bl tir House for the creation Of Railroad
COR mission. I; rl~ by Klotl him-,f
ln direct fat tho bin from the legislative
coatt which appointed recently inquire int, the
sr-o - the l-rnt Oppression Of Agricultural int rests
1lr ierhfr ~ hn conn .iiee TO-, thor ~ ti" state
House This a moon 10 hear reports from hcoumit'es
luinrd t- last Meeting and the subject ~ tho hl
di.ou--t ln ilyiy -tie. senator Roc charged that
1't, - capital hc part II tho Demo-
r-it. N- No-hr-. m'a~urr pen in" in the House. he
el. rsf rlh hs'.r iNi II The railroad
al ,o power. conf fft by the Ko'r bin! hut dd NOT
tA.n commissioners anl in,r.- th'r salary ~ The
,,n.r-. Of ilr Y.cr.. The Klo;z tn mefclr lad
.rf-'ig'r Nf Eio,z denied trirh'ry tine part Of 'he
n.ao-rl'- ait claimed tlat D.. hi good Sine.
1if. ~ ihe flu,- 81 ibis rron already protesting
,g1.n-' lt- l1--nrc. I1'r favor nothing 70 witch Is
s,f.. '..l the flavor - -al,rs- rs-rrnhtlnr.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
orIrTlNGrnh CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.

Chi.aso March Ji.,.. " beach. who nadr
era of 'hc Crago and Atiant, when th, road
81, into iho hand. ~ rrrV,r last h, resigned.
:, l- understood ih,' ihr oilce il - Dee abolished.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

SEWOKK nv strong young
III Woman. good family cook and laun-
Grc-.. personal city references, city or
countfs. Flri-. call i4y 6th.avc., near
i.d--i
Iroi >LWOKN. -, : Young girl q,
III general hou-cvoikcr; a good PLAN
,ooh. ~ East 2s,h-rt.. ring thro- tll'r'.
IlorSLWoEK III neat. tidy Young
III Wonnn. rNrrllrnt rook makes hnr
It,.,d biscuit soups and dessert, roou
washer and rontr Jrrirr- a nat, p'i-'h..
rcf,rrncr. Cili i.Oi, oth-aNc. between
:..m aad 18th ST..
Ivol.~ENOI;k. by neat North Of r. land
III gin. COMPETENT to do entire Nori m
-,Inti nn,-c o. Rat thoroughly city "r ,hun'
frr' With MIR. TYLER. $50 0th-ave.
WANTS NUE~F OF mnny years "S-
n,rlnurr. ,tmpr''nt to take chtilr
,-h,r :, and hring NJ pn bottle r,"d riiA
,''Gt.,.r,,. cali o. address 22i W. i'th-,t.
\ ADY'S MAID.-Hy u young g rInan
IL y.rI. -ucahlng English ana fench
,..uston.cd to travel. und rsiant> haif-
drr.-inr, cutting aId httihP 'l"-'"yI.',
L,.t OF city ref, Fences. tail ot auur'SN
10. Iih.a,c.. between 18th an1 -0th -.
,.NDlI.>~ H. young English won-
|, an excellent laundrcs, all hnr wash
~ fro.ir. rufin- b',' ol rrl'r"h''''
rnli cafi,. ajs itn-aN'
I-SpEr...~ -By rr-iwctahir rirl a. iir-t.
i.,ia.s liundic-- Ia private ilmily @@"," ,r
a--l-t Win 'nai.n g. "iN ~'"' '''
,n,,- Gail at ~ f.'-t "7''--''
INpGI>~. ~ n".,-cla-s lann.
d.. I ,.ar.' bet references from lat
o,0nlo,er. 33i VT 3ith--'.
N-XDKloS. KS Protestant young
l. wonan: VIII assist In chamber"ofh
ur.,.rlaS. privat. family worker; M. M IN.
references. Please eau 'fo
Oth-syc., near i.d.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
EoXD. OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
Washington. March u. The bond o"crs T." cty aS
created :-O.lOO. "a, foov.
Eccstorcd = $4,000. $4,000. AZ l22. cN int.
Coupon 1 Is T6. 700. 40 iO5 =.
Ecl1Icitf / 12,-r2VOp, 1900, E'ooVO' ~
lO3 l..
All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

THE CASE OF COMMANDER McrALLA.
Washington, March 31.-riic record of the proceed
ngs In the Court Of Inquiry in the of Comman-
oes Nccalla and other oicers of the United States
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
IL .mARor or ME KANAwMA WI ONO

To TAXI CHARGE oI THE KNNAWuA AID ONO
,h1r,.-''n " Na. March 81 special. Tho manage
mont ~ ue klnauhi and ohio Road to-day rocey"i an
%. sal notice irom Uoran- Co.. o. Ncw-York. who
pfrrAa-i the road short time ago when T. was sold
A. Columbus ohlD that - 'hc road and ~
r.l ng -'Drk 20 %" Ch'aI'at" and Ohio management
vonN ro mfo '''.' on Aprl T. This company plans
.ilhilr. faU fNf'u-..n o! 'hc road rp thr kanaHAa
'o Korarna ra''- ard u'rnc" ~ III" "aul"Y EN'r
thsor', of 'ao richest coal and rmb's regions IN
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Females.
"A. MRS. l.. bEELY
| formerly Miss /. CampbeiD'
W WEST t2D.Sr.
| FOREIGN And DOMESTIC AALE
| AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly inve,tigstd
1 servants breaking cngagcn.cnts ~lii De
1Asinlssed from oillcc and forfeit All eiHiH'
to Ice paid ,,
Y. p.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Is YVES z2D-ST.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE Drry oy rorrIGy WORKS or Anr.

Washington. March 31.-In a message 10 Congress
today President Harrison tran micd a report from
secretary Elaine in relation {, the discriminating duit
now imposed upon foreign work, Of art The Pi'>i
Ieut recommend, that T. II ,iatDn IOphng 10 the re-
moval Of the discrimination be taken 10y tongr's,
1uring this session. If practicable secretary Blame.
In hs report SAYS that TN, discriminating duty iIa-
hccn made the subject Of repeated repre- >cntations on
the MARI Of several foreign Governments.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

el 900, shall be imprisoned less than month
than year. both. his license shail b
revoked
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
domestic suuauons uamteo Domestic Situations wantsa

Females.
n URSE. Sc.-By woman Of eNpefi,h,,e
y ~ muse ami att,nd1nt TO lnNa!id lsu,
or gentleman , years highest r.!,t,"SY,,'
uilllug 20 tlaNrl. Address NJ i'-Hp pN'i'
i.l West 4sth--t.
n TK,E and si.W.-By a competent young
y woman can tsu full charge OF chill
lr.n. has good references city or country.
III 'a,c call 40 6th-avr.. near 4:d-.t.
KSE.-H, middlc.aecu woman A. -lcA
y nurse. or ;hc care OF cidcrl, LADY or ~.
valid: best references. Gail or address, Win
particulars. Mr,. NJ. lo0 Ains.ic-st.
NrTK>T. who II competent, will give good
y ear, to infant On the bottle. Call or
address Mrs. KADINSkl $50 West 10Th
IT,. top iloOr
NrKSE.-Hy yornq American
y girl; b,,t citi references. 2Uo East
j3d-t
NIKSE or ATTENDANT 10 an invalid or
y aged lady, by an English woinah WI
.ng and obiginc good references . 81
Postoiiice. 1ariytown. y. \.
NiHsE.-By competent swedish girl
Y children or elderly LADY good sran'
,trc-- highly recommended call Mrss;
-6th -t,. upstairs.
KsI.-By 4 mat. tidy young American
y Protestant 2lrl hr't-clas, reference.
moderate wages willing and obllginc city
or country can sew nicely. Can AT ia
East il>t--t.
NURSE and >EAMSTKtSS.-By Young
married German Protestant woman
.Nperien,rd nurse aud iirst-cass seann-tress
best references. call at 23i 3d-aNe.
NURSE. by Danish Protestant gill,
y 10: Mould like 10 take care Oi one or
two children. Ia private family. 31b West
52d--t.. top floor.
NURSE AID .,EAM~IRf>~.- BY Young
y rirl. la- b.-t Of reference. Address
Mis- BOYLE. iO7 lcarl-S,
N't',,St. aud ~fAMSrRI~S.-By q we'll
~scat,d North German girl good seam
,tr :, and nertlrWOfk'f b"-t o' r1rf'"sv
nt,r.r Ia small or crown children no oo-
lection o. the country. can az MIS-
.fnn'S. ll3 Fast l.tn->t.. near 4ti-aNr.
ID AKLORMAID or CHAMBERMAIDIBy
i young German girl speaking Enellsh
willing. obliging and trustworthy unqucs-
tlonablc references from last employer
Call or address 357 4th-ave, bet. 10th and
10th sts.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Ho oroErM ~ SENATE ENEocTIvn SESSION


Washington. March - irl"chlj.-Ihc S"Iiaic. IN cA
ccutivc session, to d:Y failed again 10 muster quorum
ON tbc vote to confirm or rcjcc; the United state,
iudce and United states At"Incy nominated .t'cidl
months ago for the .,OrtIIcIn District oi Il'r'"
~. democratic senator, have adapted the hlihI>icr
ir. tactics which Ilaic oGl'h- in tn liDi-"
49, to l.i two or fnrcc Cnsir.s', and nnil forty iW"
,.o,ntli,.,u. can bc gi fyp,thci time IN secret
-. Linn thc Florida nominations VIII probably 'Ohih"
10 he hung up only thirty tw" EcpHbiIo,h, W.T. M
~, oracd -, voting for the Dependent Pension bill
and los than thirty waited fU The executive SOS 10"
which followed Abscntccism would certainly be icss
session.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE PROPOSED uoxrrAny co>vrvrloH.

Tie PNOFO-FD N'NT.I NJ ''''' = -
Wa,nn.ton March M.-1hc proposition oi the
Unifd STATE. delegates r-prciin- international
silver coin and Ia, organization Oi monetary con
vcntion wa under di-cu-.iOn a-iin 10 day b' INC
Pan. American Conference. DELEGATE. HninI.i 81
tlo Argentine Republic. cruz - 'ntt'W 'Wia ana
Guzrnau. OF SicaIaeua. Piuy).cd AN dh'nu"'",
authorizing the convention tp max" the pippp.'l
taken.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Ca,aso March 81 The Amrfr an Association Of Gen.
cIal PASSENGER arrived this evening their
return from The Cli - Mexico where th' annual meeting
.,- hold ,n March ~. member, without exception
.,f,- tlc,,,, a. well pleased with the Trip and tn
suit. II TIC and praise is accorded 10 M"ssrs
Charlton and ~on.,iilo Alton for their able manage
mon, f t. .,f-lou This visit 70 Mexico has been
revelation ~. faiuud u the United states and the
,c,.in --cn (. that Mexico winter resort Tor
Americans and attraction Tor tourists u all nations
stand. unsqualicd on ihr American continent.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Nu FUNDING PROTECT FOR THE y. Y AND y. +.
Boston. March ai.N.t'-i'ro..ent William \. Haskell.
~ 'he s-No-s and NDw-i u-ani Railroad thcre
no fo4nla'on for rr report that the roaI {, con-
-il.f'ng nn4nr scheme.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

That fellow would rob his fathers grave II 10
wasn't for ono thns." said department clerk refer
rinC e. hl, tailor
And what. that '' inquired his friend
Tie. old man amt dead" and the Interest con
Times 10 accumulate on last years bill washing
star.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

cie manufacturing enterprises IN rNF'n'r hrr'
h,rr been remarkably ANA uniformly ~ucc",,inl.
tuni.fou "a striking illH-iiaf'on oi HE ii'i Il"i y
i,r,c and prosperous manufacturing cii> rin ID" hnl',
III ~ ,,hi Iinnu ,,.trc, nn. There cannot bc found
IN thc wholc country u orderly. law ablding ana
moral citizenship than Admission possesses. lh.ic
arc about two whites 20 one bln"k. pr"lahiy LII
proportion OF whites - even somewhat Ia'scr' Inv
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ANNISTON'S PROSPERITY.
REMARKABLE GROWTH OF THE YOUNG
RIVAL OF BIRMINGHAM.

FROM TOWN OF 5000 TO \ CITY OF 1900 IN
LESS THAN THREE YEARs-THE SUBSTAN.
TIAL CHARACTER OF ITS PROGRESS
NORTHERN BUSINESS MEN INTER-
EsTED OPrOETU MITES FOR
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

THE LENGTH Of THE NAVAL CADkNh COZ "Sh'
? washington. March :1.-Ecprc,"utlivc Wallace -
New, York today introduced bill reducing ID"
course Of study at the Naval Academy from sIN 10
four year, and limiting the age Of admission from
flee Ia
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Fol IiTII { Las TFI~T NlN~I TI.0 lfTTVI.NIT'T7'
Washington. March ~. fOurh class pos'ina"trr'
today appointed aS follows
PENNSYLVANIA H. Zcrfass, S1pcs
New Yorll-Maud :. ingalls,, Crown Point Centre
W. Is. JudsOn, East sidney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
WILLIAM SBURG.
The Gales on the Jsmes-Talk Of Another
Tournsmept.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct. 2j.-lSpecial.l
The gale which was 50 severely felt along
the cost did some damage also about here.
The Yacht Club. Of this city, had their boat
"White Wings anchored in James river
of Kings Mill wharf, intending. IL the
gale had not prevented, to place her In their
boat-house for the winter. Yesterday when
they went down TO look after her, found
that she had dragged her anchor and was
lying on the bottom OF the river with
large bole stove IN her port side, and good
deal OF the light wood work about her
smashed into kindling wood. She will be
hauled up in day or two, damages re-
paired, and placed in her winter quarters.
Miss Emma Thursby, the Boston prima
donna, with her sister, Miss Ida Ihursby,
arrived here this morning, and are quartered
at the Spencer Hotel. Miss Thursby was
here last spring and sang, TO the great de-
light Of a most select audience Of our peo-
pie. She is just stopping over here for a
few days OF rest, on route South.
Mr.. ;. Sydney smith, with his bride, ar
rived home yesterday. lie was married In
Washington on W Wedncsday last to Il young
lady from Dakota. They were passe ngers
on the steamer Virginia, Of the Bay Line.
on her stormy passage down the bay the
night OF the late gale.
Rev. T. c, Page, rector Of Bruton church,
here, has as his guests his father, Rev.
James j. Page, Of Prince George county,
Nd. and his brother, Mr. Wood y. Page.
The latter gentleman is en- route to San An
tonia. Tex, where he resides.
A movement is on foot to get up grand
tournament here very soon. Mr.. j. B. {.
Spencer is at the head of the undertaking.
Large quantities of lumber are now be-
ing shipped from here, and the line OF the
railroad near the depot is covered with 1t
and with sawed ash-wood for Northern fac
tories. together with a large number OF
huge hickory blocks. all of which are the
product of the forests near our town, and
should be manufactured here instead of
shipping them to Northern places.
Cards are out for the marriage on the
30th instant of Mr.. A. Elmore hundley to
Miss Maggie Lee Brooks, both Of this city.
Mr.. Hundley 10 an official at the asylum
and brother Of Mr. II. l.. Ilundley, lead
ing merchant Of the town, and Miss Brooks
is a daughter Of the late well-known Archer
Brooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Death OF Mrs, Overacre, OF Bedford-Ke-
iigious Revival In Lynchburg-Tobacco
sales and shipments-PoIitic Gather
ings- Items of All Sorts.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. 2j.-lSpecial.l
Mrs. Emma Overacre, OF Bedford, relict Of
the late George W. Oyeracre, died suddenly
at Pnlaski City last evening while visiting
friends there. Mrs. Oyeracre was aged
about sixty-six years, and was highly es-
teemed. Deceased was a sister Of Captain
William Ballard and grandmother Of
Misses Emma and Willie Overacre, all of
this city.
The great revival which has been con.
Quoted in the gospel tent on Daniels Hill
for the past two weeks by Rev. DIR. Felix
and other ministers Of our city has accom-
plished good work in the cause OF Christ.
Rev. e. G.. Jones, Of the College Hill Bap
tist church, preached an eloquent sermon to
large congregation last night. The re-
vival will be brought to close tomorrow
afternoon, when grand rally will be held
at O'Clock.
The junior department Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held meeting
yesterday afternoon and formulated the or
ganiZatiOn Of a deliberatiye body, Ia b.
known as the Young Mems Christian Ass0-
citation senate. The senate begins its career
with membership Of twenty-three bright
and enthusiastic youths, each Of whom
will represent some state Of The Union in
their model Congress. The purposes
of the organization of the body
are many, but may be summed
up in the statement that ii is an educational
institution. Besides being trained to sys-
tematc and clear thinking, the reasoning
faculty will be developed. Then. too, the
boys will acquire a clear and practical idea
of the principles of our Government. and
rudimentary knowledge Of the great ques-
tions now agitating the public mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

The Pulaski Advertiser SAYS: The many
fine residences erected in l. Ilasai have at.
tracted meritOri0us attention. Others are
going mp every day that do credit to theiI
owners ana those buildng them.
The fine, queerly shaped residence on
Washington aVenne. soon To be- occupied by
J. Cary King and family, Is an ornament "a
that neighbOrho)d. The following are en-
ployed Oh the work: J. w. Pliman, fore
man; y. B. Turpn. ". q. Kane, George
W. Henley, ana George W. Musser.
Lawyer MOore'- new DWELLING hand.
some tw0-story structure with eight rooms
and basement, on Fifth Streets under root
aud ready for the inside work. .James
Stewart. foreman; John Mayo. Robert War
John G.. Farmer, f. VI. Wells, Il. +. smith
and ID. h. SturdiYant are on this building
The pretty new residence Of Major W. +
Nicholson. occupy iDg commanding emi.
nencc on Washington avenue, north, is fast
approaching completion under the work
manship OF James stewart, foreman; George
Chandler, \. y. C0nnOr, ID. NJ. Graham, 4
A. Harris, John Thomas, J. ID. Shepherd
and Patrick Kane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26

The exodus Of people fiom the western
part Of ths State, where the CON crop was
a total failure, continues. The most OF the
Inhabitants are poor, and all who can ar,
leaving the country. la addition, many arr
going who have property. although they
must sacrifice their posse ssions to get away.
An Atchson railroad man. VINO il Just from
the country which includes the Fifth Con-
gressiOnal district, says people are leaving
1y train and wagon. and 80 many are getting
ready To leave before win.er sets in that the
railroads have agents working among them
20 carry thsm. One man who lives about
twenty miles soufa Of Superior told the
Glrbs's informant that he was Offering fOI
$1,000 fine farm which be had lived upon
and improved for twenty years, and IL he
could not dispose OF il Ia would put il in
the hands OF an agent and leave. lie has
not had complete crops for live years, and
be will 20 To Louisiana where he can raisc
two crops of rice YEAR. louisiana il TIE
land OF promise Of most OF the people, but a
great many are going TO Oregon.--Atcbison n
Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
Page.


The Luray Union says: On Thursday
last white girl 10y the name Of Annie
Price. about sixteen Years Of age, YVES
drowned in the >heRanLoaa river, az
Burners Ford. near Compton, this county.
The girl liyed In the family Of Mr. Jack
Burner. on the west side Ol the river, and
had been 10 Rileysylle on business, and on
returning in small boat, IL is supposed
that she fell overheard and was drowned
Her body was found on Friday short dis
tance below the ford,
On last sunday night the congregation at
the Main-Street Baptist church were very
much disturbed by dogs. We think that
the owners Of those dogs should be lined for
disturbing divine worship, We want you
to attend church, hui please leave your dogs
at home,
On last saturday morning Dir. Gilber ri
Stnckler started Tor Luray, driving two
horses hitched b. an ambulance. When with
in half mile of town the horses took
fright and ran OF, coming in contact with
"A telegraph pole near the "Gum Tree" in
West-End, throwing Mr.. Striekier out and
badly bruising him. but fortunately break
ing no bones. The wagon was badly broken.
and the horses becoming detached from the
vehicle, dashed through town at a "break.
neck" speed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
smithfie.d.

SMITHfIELD, Va, Oct. 2j.--fSpecial. !.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
Smithneld has organized and elected the
following officers: 4. j. Barham. president;
William l.. Folk, vice-presiGent; J. w.
Holloway, treasurer; and John ;. Wilson,
J. &. Goodrich, L. Banaw, J.. W. Wilson
and Edgar Dix. executive committee. The
club has gone hard to work, and will do
their duty towards electing Lawson.
Miss Mamie Young, OF Warwick, Is visit
ing Mrs. J. ID. Gray.
>miihheld has caught il at last. not the
grippe, Tut the real estate fever. \ syndi-
cate COMPOSED OF Hampton and smtbheld
capitalist have purchased the old Town
Farm, at the mouth Of Smiihiield river, and
will soon boom the same; also several OPP
tiOns have been taken on farms adjoining
the town.
The receipts OF peanuts so far are about
1900 bags. Prices have fallen q little. but
tue farmers are confident that they will
soon rise, otherwise they will shut OF the
supply.
The Circuit Court Is now In session, but
very little business is being transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
VOL. V.--NUMBER 1,5O3.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

As soon as the new press now in pro
cess Of construction shall be In position,
with the increased facility thus afford
cd. the form Of this paper will De changed to
one Of eight pages Of a type In conformity
with that OF the leading metropolitan jour
nails Of the country. THIS ENLARGEMENT
WILL MFAN ABOUT. SIXTEEN MORE COL
UMNs THAN Al PRESENT APPEAR IN THE
TIMES. BY THIS CHANGE. GREATER AD-
OPTIONAL SPACE WILL BE GIVEN TO
THE TlMFs, MAKING THIS PAPER WITH
MORE FRESH MATTER SET UP EACH NIGHT
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER IN THIS STATE,
AswT USE 80 PLATE OR SYNDICATE MAT
TER. Bi-r MODERN TYPE. aud matter origi-
nal or selected BY THE TIMES. We are de-
tcrmircd not to allow either news matter to
n, di.regardcd on account Of advertise
ments. nor advertisements on account oi
news. and on every page will be fresh read
i'm matter. THIS WILL GIVE 10 RICH
MoND. VIRGINIA, AND THE CONTIGUOUS
TERRITORY MODERN NEWSPAPER.
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MINT on TRUE DEMOCRACY, HAVING THE
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AND rur ADV NERTGsER. The paper VIII be
printed on "A Hoe porfecting press with the
latest improvements. capable of turning
out. pasted and folded, four, six, eight
ten. twelve. sixteen, or twenty-lour pages,
and unryaled 10y any other press in the
country. THESE IMPROVEMENTS AND AID
prrlONs ARE hut TOKENS OF OUR DETER
MN ,rIoN 10 GIVE VIRGINIA AND THE
~prrH A ftRsr-CLAss DAILY NEWSPAPER,
.or WHICH THY MAY BE PROUD, AND IN
WHICH WE SHALL TAKE GREAT PRIDE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
LANDS BEYOND SEA.
A JACK THE RIPPER SENSATION
IN ENGLAND EXPLODED.

Complaints Against the Mckinley Law
Growing More Bitter In Europe-A
Beautiful French Murderess Dillon
and O'Brien OT-Latest From Abroad.
LONDON, oct. 2j.--The cry Of "Jack the
Ripper" which has been raised by finding
the body Of a young woman at Hampstead,
is done for the sake Of sensational effects.
The y jlice say there is no connection be-
tween the methods employed by last nights
assassin and the Ripper, as the body Of
the girl had not been mutilated, as
would. have been the case had the
murder been done by Jack, and the marks
of violence are out Of accord with the
almost artistic butcheTy 10 which he sub
iected his victims. The throat was cut so
that the head was nearly severed from the
trunk. and the skull was fractured. NO
nrOof has been brought forward that Inc
Young woman belonged 10 tue demi-monde.
A perambulator filed with blood has been
found near the scene Of the murder. IL is be-
Iieved the crime was committed elsewhere,
and the body was conveyed to Hampstead
i'm il. The police are still searching for the
murderer. but have not succeeded IN max
ing any arrests.
STILL CRYING ABOUT THE TARIFF.
The cry about the Mckinley Tariff bill
continues 10 spread. The people OF Brus-
sells are beginning to get alarmed, \ large
meeting of merchants and manufactures
will be held Monday in the interest of the
glass industry. and German and French, as
well as Belgian manufacturers, have been
invited TO attend.
THREATENED WITH ASSASSINATION.
The general liquidation which has been
going on on all the stock exchanges Oh the
world already bear bitter fruits several
Berlin bankers have been receiving anony-
nous letters and postal cards from Frank
fort writers, which threaten them with as
sassination unless they at once take
such measures as will bring about
rise i'm the price of stocks and turn the tlde
i'm the depressing and ruinous state OF
affairs. The bankers have handed these
letters TO the police, who are making IL
quiries into the matter, but so far have not
been able TO gain any clue to the writer
The production Of Cleopatra continues 10
exercise the mind Of Paris, and furnishes
the chief topic on the bOulevards.
O'SHEA VS.. O'sHEA.
The briefs to the SolicitOr-General, Mr.
Inderwicke, Q. c., and Mr.. Lewis Coward.
counsel for Mr.. O'Shea, have just been de-
livered, aud it is stated that Mr.. O'shca
will appear in person. This case is allied
to a will suit IN the probate division con
cerning the property Of the late Lady
Wood. She died last year at an
advanced age. leaving an estate valued
at 99OO. 900 (S4, 500, ,OOO) to Mrs. O'Shea. The
will is disputed by Major-General Sir Henry
EVELYN Wood. &. c. NJ. Il. V. c., brother
of the deceased. The case is on the list Tor
hearing at the next sitting of the court.