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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
j. A. HATTON, THE MURDERER,
CONVICTED IN RALEIGH.
of the state Guard-Tcach-
ers' Association Contcmpiated--ir rinity
CoiIege-Deaths of Wen Known People
-Win-ton'- City Improvements.

RALEIGH. y. c., June r. Special r.
The case of J. 4. lIatton, who has been on
trial for his life this week at Greenville, for
the murder Of sidney owens, has just re-
suited In conviction. On the night of Jan
uary 7th, Owens was on his way to his
place Of business, when he was shot and
killed by IIatton. The Judge has not yet
pronounced sentence ON the condemned
man.
Arrangements were concluded to-day for
leasing by the Seaboard Air Line Of the
Carthage Railroad to W. c. Petty. who will
operate it in connection with the Seaboard
Air Line. He will also extend il further into
Moore County. to develop pine timber re-
sources Of that section.
Quartermaster-tienera Olds, of the North
Carolina state Guard. returned to-day from
Wrightsyile, where he has completed all
the arrangements for the annual encamp-
ment Of the State Guard. Elaborate ac-
cOmmOdatiOns have been arranged for the
troops. and information is received that
there will be- larger number OF companies
in camp than ever before.
4 formal call has been made, signed by a
number Of teachers, asking the educators of
Western North Carolina 10 meet in c0nycn-
tion at Waynesyille, July 10th and Eth, for
the purpose Of forming the permanent West
ern North Carolina Teachers Association.
The Marion Street Railway Company has
just decided to equip its line with electric
motor power.
At Belmont yesterday, while Frank
Walton and Herman Hawk were testing a
gas-machine, it exploded and burned them
terribly about the face and body. IL Is fear
ed their injuries are fatal.
At Winston last night mass-meeting Of
citizens was held to consider the question
Of voting subscription Of 100000 bonded
debt for city improvements. Enthusiastic
addresses were made, and 1t was decided to
submit the matter to vote.
The commencement exercises at -.
rvs schsOl closed to-day. There were
eight full graduates and seven partial
graduates.
\ romantic affair last night was the mar
riagc of one of the graduates-Mlss> sanders,
of SANTA Ep IA Mr. Rpmbprt of that placp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
TIE STATE At LARGE.
COL. BAILEY AND THE SPORTING
ASSOCIATION.
Injured by Lightning at Iairfax-A Gun
powder Factory for LynchburG-A Nete-
ran Pressman Dead Gathered at Jany
Parts


Parts.
NORFOLK, Va, June -. Special -
Colonel John W. Bailey, Of the Virginia
Athletic Sporting Association, has been in
Norfolk for several dave. The object Of The
Coloner~ visit here is. he says, TO procure
grounds for the association. He occupies
mXuriantly furnished rooms at the Allan.
tic Hotel, and has been liOniIcd by Nor
folk real estate dealers who have
property TO sell him. The colonel
left for New \ ork tonight, and carried a
pocket full OF options on lands in this sec
ton along with him. lie says he wants not
less than two hundred acres Of land for the
company, and rs it Expects to commence
operations by the fail, must have it at once.
The Colonel SAYS it is not proposed to make a
Monte Carlo Of the company's property, but
there will De horse races, sparring matches
and sports of that Kind. The clause in the
bill allowing the company 20 exclude any
but their own officers from the ground was
put there, the Colonel says, "for the purpose
VI IlfNfNNlN- l-HVihhN A'uNtN INii't jus
tices determining the difference between a
prize fight and sparring match"
Major A. Meade smith, a distinguished
Confederate soldier. died last night at II.
Nincent's Hospital. where he had been i'll
for some days. Major smith was a mem
Der of Eosser's stan during the war. and
since then has been prominent figure
at the Norfolk bar. lie was a son
of the late Charles Henry Smith, a
distinguished Nirginian, and at one
time major i'm the United states Army.
Major smiths funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon. As soon as his death
was announced i'm the Corporation Court
this morning Judge Brook adjourned court.
=. +. y AN dc Bust. Andrew Carnegie. Jr.,
of Pittshurg. and :. \. Crolicr and John
McGinnis, OF Philadelphia. iron manutac-
turers. are at the Princess Anne Hotel, Nir-
ginia Beach.
The death rate in Norfolk last month was
unusually high, there being scycnty-two
deaths.
There was an immense auction sale in
Portsmouth, this morning, and nearly a
thousand lots on the outskirts of Tie city
were sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

BATlMORR, MD. june l2.-The commit
tee of the Maryland Legislature, appointed
20 investigate state Treasurer Archer's de-
falcation, today completed its report. IL
gives the total ;amount Of the deialcation
as Sl32, l0l.25 the disposition Of all Of which
except about SlO,OW in bonds, has been ac-
counted for No evidence was secured that
Mr.. Archer had gambed. The committee
says the funds We're used by him TO pay of
personal Indebtedness incurred by him a.
far back as the time he represented the Sec
ond district in congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
BASE BALL.
Results of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

Players League.-At Brooklyn; Brook
lyns, 3; New Yorks, ]. At Cleveland;
Cleyelands, q; Cbicagos, II. At Buffalo,;
Bufalo-Pittsburg game postponed, rain. At
Boston: Boston-Philadelphia game post-
poned, rain.
National League.-At Brooklyn: New
Yorks. q; Brooklyns, II. Al Cincinnati;
Cincinnatis, :; Cleyeiands o; Called sew
enlh inning, RAIN. At Chicago: Chlcago-,
10: Pittsburgs, 3. At Boston: Boston-
Philadelphia game postponed. rain.
American Association.--At Louisyille:
Lousyilles, /; Toledo, 0 90 innlngs). Al e.
Louis: ST. Louis. 8; Columbus. IL. AZ
Rochester: acknowledgements game post
poned, rain. At Brooklyn: Brocklyn-Ath-
letic game postponed, rain.
Atlantic Ieague.--At Wilmington: VIII
mingtOns, O; Newarks, .. The games at
Jersey City, IIartfords and Wasbingtons.
scheduled for to-day, were postponed on ac-
count of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
ALEXANDRIA.
Pressman Dcad-Aiili< STRUCK by Light
ning-Eig Case in Court.

Pressman Dcad-Milk STRUCK by Light
ning-Big Case in C"uri.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June Il Special.
old Henry Dulaney, the Gazette press
man, is dead. For sixty odd years he ran
its machines an old landmark, hoDc,l, i'll
dustrious, respected and faithful 10 The
end.
Early this morning thrce-horsc milk
wagon containing two men, WIS struck hy
lightning near Masons lii. in Fairfax.
one horse was killed outright; another
seriously injured, and one in .iI was knock
ed sCnsCicss.
In Fairfax Circuit Court yesterday the
cases Of Miller and Burnett against the
Richmond and Danyille Company resulted
i'm an award Of $1,000 for Milicr's heirs, and
1000 for Burnett's. Burnett was thrown
from box car and Killed. Miller mashed
his hand in coupling and died from lock-
Jaw.
popc's head bridge cases were continued
till the August term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
LYNCHBURG.
Barn Burner Conyicted-Mr. Seldon's
Death-Gunpowder Plant.

Death-GunpOwder Plant.
LNNCHBURG. Va, June r. special.
At Campbell County Court yesterday, Will
liam Jennings (colored). was found guilty
of burning the barn Of Eugene Ould, in the
EyingtOn neighbOrhOOd. and sent 10 the
pcnitcntiary for five years.
Thomas seldom. a Wcll-known tobacco
planter IN Campbell county, near Brook
neal. died yesterday evening.
The Normal Institute school. of this city,
will open on June sd, and number of pu-
pills have already arrived from distance.
The outlook il better than it was last yedr.
Arrangements are being made here To es-
tablish "a plant for the manufacture oE the
new Americanite explosive gun-pOwder. Ii
is expected 10 succeed.
Judge Aiken, Of Danyille, presided in the
Corporation Court yesterday in place Of
Judge Diggs.
The baseball game to-day. played be-
tween the Fats and the cleans attract
ed an immense crowd Of citizens and cN-
cited the greatest interest. The Leans
won BY a score Of twenty-five TO eight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

Nathaniel Warren (colorcd) was before
the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with entering in the night time
the dwelling house Of II. {. Wagner on Sec
ond street between Broad and Marshall.
Wednesday night Mr. Wagner awoke
and saw negro at the foot Of his bed
searching his trousers. lie jumped up and
attempted to sez. the man, but the man
made "a break for the window. and plunged
headforemOst to the ground. lie fell square
ly on his head and was knocked insensible.
When Mr.. Wagner reached the burglar he
was still unconscious, and remained 50 UNI
til the police took him in charge. The case
was sent on to the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
Four uorse. Killed At |. Yunsrnl.

MoBERLY, Mo-, June i2.-while the fun-
eral OF Mrs. John Hook was being solsm-
nized at Hickory Grove Church, near Darks-
vile, in this county, yesterday afternoon, a
severe storm of rain accompanied BY heavy
thunder and lightning, came up. A large
number OF saddle horses were hitched - .
rack which conLected with baretd vim
fence. Lightning struck the fence and ran
along by the horses, four Of them being
killed and twenty knocked down. A iaJy
named Mrs. Robert periyue. who MAS 10 The
church at the time, was severely burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
Monterey Personals.

MONTEREY, June Special. II. f.
Brubeck, a cabinet maker, was taken tO
the asylum this morning. He became de.
ranged from over applicatiOnto 10 his trade
as well as from i'll health.
WSl. Heyener, Esq, Of Grab Bottom, was
taken seriously i'll at church last sabbath,
was improving slowly.
George w. Cleek, surveyor Of Bath coun-
", is engaged in surveying the Jarvis lands.
belonging 10 l.. II. Stephenson, near this
place.
DR.. |. II. Trlmblo. wife and daughter, are
visiting relatives at New Market, shepan.
d0ah county.
Mrs. Shelton and daughter, nom Stan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
People Living Near the Jura Mountains
Panic Stricken.

LONDON, June is.--seyerc shocks OF
earthquake have occurred in the French
department OF Jura, intlcting great damage
in the vicinity OF the Jura mountains. The
people are panic stricken, and since the
tirst of the shocks. have refused 10 re-entef
their houses. Thousands Of men. women
and children are camped out in the dpen
iieds. No loss Of life Is reported, bpt q
large amount ef property has besM des
tIroyod. s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
s,-Af,ernoon wedding.

Yesterday afternoon, ut 3:s5 o'clock. Miss
n. II. Watkins, OF 90l east Leigh street, Was
married to Nr. Taylor Bissell, Of staunton.
The ceremony took place at Grace Church,
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson performing the cere..
mony. The bride. who is charming and
accomplished Young lady, wore neat tray-
cling suit, and after the ceremony the cou-
ple len for Northern tour. The following
acted AZ ushers: Mr.. Henry Watkins,
brother Of the bride. aud Asssu, NcCus,
DoykIn and Atkissous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

Transportation Company, corporation
formed just after the war. and 10 which
many of our people subscribed. Mr.. sum-
ner took 30 shares in 1881, and he
was sued for $500, a first install
ment. This case was decided against
the plaintiff on the ground that Mr.. sumner
had been relieved from debt by discharge
in bankruptcy. The suit the first time was
one for a second instalment OF - per cent.
on $1,000. The court decided that the dis
charge in bankruptcy was complete de-
fense Ia the suit, and that the same point
having been decided in the first suit, the
plaintiff was estopped. TO deny the cor
rectness Of She decision in this suit, an ap-
peal was taken by the plaintiff 10 the sd
prcme Court of the United states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

LONDON, June l2-1hc London dock
iaborers in remembrance Of the la
bOr. Of Cardinal Manning in their
behalf on the occasion of the
great dock strike, presented that prelate
today with purse Of 1 80 IN honor Of his
silver jubilee. The Cardinal, in accepting
the gin. announced his intention 10 devote
the money 10 the endowment Of hospital
for the benefit Of laborers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
MARROW ESCAPE.
Forty Helpless Patients Saved by Heroic
Nuns.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, June is.-By tho
prompt and heroic work Of thirty nuns In
the Roman Catholic Mercy Hospital here
this morning, the forty helpless patients,
who were in the institution, were saved
from a horrible death. Before IL was light,
one of the sisters, who was sleeping on the
fourth floor Of the main building, was awsk-
enod by smoke, and discovered IRE 10 tho
closet OF her room. A general alarm was
sounded, and the work of removing Ia"
helpless patients was begun and success
fully accomplished. despite the panic wnieh
ensued. one nun, known a. sister mary
Irene. whose real name was Ellen Murray,
perished. The loss on the building Will
amount 10 $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
STAUNTON.
Arch Walker, lately of Richmond, "A
Horse Stealer.

NOI.t NItdIfT.
SrAUNTON, VA, June r. Special. r.
The man arrested in Petersburg for steal
ing horse from Mr.. Towberman, living
near here, and giving his name as Mr.. J.
n. Walker, proves 10 be Arch Walker,
formerly citizen of Augusta county, but
lately living in Richmond. Both Walker
and his wife are well connected bere,
Walker has wife and three children
in Richmond. He confessed this
morning to the chief Of pOlIce of Peters
burg. lie SAYS he came here May 18th, at 5
\. NJ, stole the horse from the field at . L.
NJ, and while the light was burning in Cow
berman's house, rode her of To Rich
m0nd. Walker was brought here this after
noon and lodged in jail, lie will have an
examination in the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June l2.-After July
LIST, the Green Hill Presbyterian Church,
which has for u long time maintlined the
largest Chinese sunday-schoo in the city,
viii give up the work OF teaching the Mon
goians. The reason ;or this action IN said
20 be reports OF The prevalence of lepiosy IN
Tie Chinese quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

A match game Of baseball will be played
sat rday on the old Nirginias' grounds,
head of Franklin street. The contest Will
be between the Shell Roads. of the L. A,
Patterson Company, and the Lucy iiinions,
of the T. G. Williams Company. The former
games PLAYED by these clubs were in many
respects equal to professionals, and Tine
game may be expected. The game viii be
called at 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
A SENSATIONAL Suicihe.

LISBON, June l2.-Report from Africa
states that siyer Porlo..captain-major of
blhie, whose suicide has heretofore been
announced, committed the act Of selfde-
struction by blowing up his douse with
guu-powder as soon as the Portugese de-
feat nj Bihie was assured. His remains
were discovered wrapped in "A Portuguese
fla9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
The Colored Normal school

The commencement exercises OF the
Richmond C0lOrcd Normal school VIII take
place at the FIRST African Church tonight.
Rev. j. 4. Whitley, pastor OF TRINITY
Methodist Church, Will deliver the address
m the graduating class The Peabody
medals will be delivered by Mr. j. A. Me-
Gilyra. and the diplomas and certificates by
Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

dardsyillc. Va. came to attend the closing
exercises Of Professor e.. W. shelion's
school. which closes on the 18th instant.
The Professor has given universal salisfac-
iion in the management Of the school.
Messrs Tom and Joe Hamilton, OF Los
Angeles, Cal. are at home on short visit
10 relatives and friends Of this county and
Bath.
ion county. West Va, this week IN bus-
ness.
The Farmers Alliance here numbers
about sixty-fiyc, and is in prosperous con-
ditiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
The Columbus street. Car strike,

COLUMBUS, o., June l2-The citizens
committee met the company's board this
afternoon, and after u free conference the
latter went into session, and late tonight
are still figuring. From words dropped by
one Of the strcet-Car Companies drivers, IT
is believed they will tomorrow either ac-
cede To the strikers demands or consent to
arbitration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
The steele Medal.

The contest in reading Tor the Steele
medal of Richmond College was contested
for in the college chapel Yesterday alter
noon. but owing to an unsuiiicIent number
Of the faculty present 10 act as Judges the
contest was postponed until this afternoon,
when il will be- reDeated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
WAKE FIELD.
Lee >. Hain-Miss AEgie NJ. rond-The
Oat Crop-Nind Damages.

WAKEFIED. Va. June l2.-.S Special. f.
Mr.. Lee j. Balm, Of Toano, Va, and Miss
Aggie NJ. Pond were married in the Mctho-
dist Church here This morning. Mr.. Balm is
originally from this place. His mother re-
sides here now.
In many places oats will not hc cut at
all. while IN others they will be cut, when
il does not pay expenses for harvesting
them.
Last Saturday evening wind storm
passed near here. At one mans house two
houses were unroofed, and large limb was
blown through the dwelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

WEST POINT, \. T., June i2.-General
the graduating cadets to-day. Then fol-
low,d the presentation OF diplomas by Gen.
cfal Wilson, the superintendent. Secretary
l'r0clOg delivered the diplomas. Most Of
le graduates leil Tor home this afternoon,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

SAN FRAxcisco. June i2.--Colleeter
Phelps states that there are now tuny ~
Chinese encamped AT Sogalese. waning tr
an opportunity TO cross ne AexIesn porues
being i IN narrowly watshea. ead WIZ y suyely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
2 xno,,,er Conspiracy Against the Gear.

ST. Petersburg, June r. Information
which leads the government 10 believe that
another attempt against the life OF the Car
is in contemplation has been received. The
guards in the Imperial Palace and the APP
proaches thereto have been reinforced, and
a number OF persons suspected OF comphcity
in the conspiracy have been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
ANEW YORK MORMON.
His Third and Last Wife scoops The

Estate.
BROOKLYN, y. y. June l2.-surrogae
Abbott to-day admitted to probate the VIII
Of Lawyer Frank j. Bowman, Of -. Louis,
who was shot and killed last October by B.
NJ. Chambers. Bowman left three wives,
two OF whom claimed his estate valued at
$4,000. The Will admitted 70 probate 10
day gives the property 10 Estelle Platt
Bowman, the third wife, daughter OF a
prominent New York and Brooklynh mer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13

Mr.. Davis presented the conference re-
port on the Dependent Pension bill.
After some debate the report went over
and was ordered printed with the bin a.
agreed 10 10y the Conference Committee.
The silver bill was then taken up and Mr..
EVarts addressed the senate. lie was fol-
lowed by Senators auce and Morgan. Be
fore the latter gentleman concluded, the
senate adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
TnE mYDRornoBA CURE.

Patients are crowding in 80 rapidly on Dr
Giber at the Pasteur Institute that he says
be eau hardly keep up treating them much
longer. lie turns no one away irom his OF
lice, but ~ his preparations ana time are
valuable and expensive. and most OF pa
ticnts poor. il is heavy drain ON bin. He
has two new patients, "A girl and man,
both bitten some time ago, and eonsidefeo
very serious cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
HAPPY CADETS.

The graduating and furlough classes of
the West Point Cadets are also illuminate
ing the town tonight. TDey bad adinnor at
the hotel Brunswick, and then went TO see
the comic opera. Castles IN the Air,' at
the Broadway theatre. They came TO town
Immediately after the graduating exercises
at the Military Academy this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
THE LUCKY BARON.

Baron Won Zedtwiiz. Imperial German
Minister 10 Mexico, and the accepted suitor
of Miss Mary Elizabeth. Breckinridgc cald-
well. has arrived. The Baron. who Is
typical German. tall and we'll built. viii rc-
main in this city few days, and then pro-
ceed to Washington with the Misses 'ald.
well and their aunt. The young couple VIII
be married by Cardinal Gibbons some tme
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

sls2i =
Total amoaat paid By cash during
quarter ...s l. "a =
There arr s2s families receiving assistance
consisting OF llos prrson.
Respectfully submitted.
ii WAGEsASER.
Director OF Poor.
on motion Of AID 0'0onuell. accepted and
placed on aie-
Reports from Board OF Public Works.
The board presented an Approximate esti-
mate OF cost of improving Humscy street.
from Draadyille avenue 10 Hilton street. $50.
Accepted aad placed on Gle.
Gs.ND R,riDs. Feb. I0. $50.
To the Honorable Mayor aud Common Coun-
ell.
G~ntlemen-I have the honor % herewith re-
port the completion Of the contract for laying
water mains in Center street. Wealthy avenue
and fltth street The lines "a newly improved
STREETS having been rolled. they are placed In
very good condition.
Respectfully submitted.
Ill. 4. C0LLAR.
city Engineer.
Accepted and placed on nle.
Reports from Board OF Police and Fire
COmmissioners
February ;. lsa0.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
ellis
Geatlemen-Under direction Of the board.
transmit you a copy OF report OF the condition
of street lights. Tor the week ending February
O. 1870. that remained unlighted Que hosr and
over.
b. T. McRgYSoLps.
Secretary Board Of Police and Fire Commits
si0ners.
Referred 70 the Committee on Lamps.
February :. $50.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council
Grntirmen-Jn nder direction OF the board
transmit youa report 81 thr fires occurring
during the month OF January lsg0
Respectfully
B.F. McREvxoLDs.
Secretary Board of Police and Fire Commits
s.oners.
Accepted and placed on file.
February z lsa0.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council.
Gcntlem~n-The Board Of Police and Fire
Commissioners have the honor To report that
there have been employed during the month
past in tae 1re department. 81 fuii time men.
20 part pay mfn tnd - substitutes o. OH leaves
~ absence granted under the rule. The needs
ot the department for the coming month will
De = 8--5.
Ia The police department there have been
employed ~ men and a matron. during the
month past. The needs0f the department fo-
the coming month. Is near as can De- estmated.
Will he S5.4-7E.
An oi which is respectfully submitted.
B.F. N.BtYs.to-
Secretary Boad Of Police and Fire Commits
so1e-s
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