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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
HANOVER COUNTY.
Death Of Mrs. Il. Morris fontaine-,team
Plant -I;eported Find of Black Lead.

Death of Mrs. Il. Morris fontaine->teani
Plant Reported Find of Black Lead.
OrrlrY. Va. April 9G.- special. MIR,
r. Morris Fontainc died Thursday no her
husbands residence, Beaver Dam. from
uneum0ua. Mrs FOntaine was Kate. third
daughter of the late LucIu~ Minor. E-q.,
of EdgeW0ad. Born and reared IN come
munity noted for it's charming woman hood,
she was conspicuous for irrhiic-s Of
mind and sum n"ss uf character. Her ur-
timely death Will cause many -'lr wing
heart boo circle of relatives Hrd iri uf,
cXtr dim. from New lNIk tO ItNi~. she
ltay % devoted young husband Ifd i've
children. the Oldest fourteen years oi ago.
ihs remains were interrld iu the fontfiuc
bIri .l- round 40 Beaver Dam, the R.y. a.
buchanan ofi.c'afiur.
small ste m pant. which may oyeniu-
alv tul.r-e .t- scoop Oi operations. has
been start q hy tine n land Brothers, ai
Oiirv. for saving hoops.
Tobacco plants prum.-s to le abundant.
and extra preclut ons are being taken
against ihe iy.
4 deposit of "hlack lead" isroportod from
the upper part of this county. DO the neigh
b0rho % Beaver Dam station, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.
The ncNt regular quarterly meeting %
the County Alliance (fr.day. July itD) wii.
Poe held in Ashland. and hereafter ihe meet
ings of this body viii alternate between
that town and the courthouse. The ord D
now numbers some five hundred membfr-
boo Hanover and crows in favor with the
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
ASHLAND.
Eandoiph-1Iacon Resolutions for Mr..
Jonn T.. Fettyiohn.

ASHLAND. VA. April 25. special.
Students of Raudolph-Macon College have
adopted the following paper: Whereas,
among the agencies that have been most iu-
-irumenial in maxim. our Nineteenth ccn-
ur, civilization conspicuous, and in better
me thc condition of mankind. science has
been especially prominent; and, whereas.
"a scientific course hats become necessary
basis of every college curriculum, we. the
committee representing the classes
i'm science at Randolph-MacOn C0i-
lcgc. realizing the position which she
has taken a- first among the colleges of the
south in promoting the advancement Of this
branch of knowledge; and the timely aid
given hy "a friend of the college. do hereby
resolve. CID that iu tine gin of the Science
Hall. Mr. john =. Pctiyiohn, of Lynchourg,
Va. has materially increased the iacili-
ties for pursuing scientific study; 90
that in Acknowledgement Of our sin-
corr appreciation of this gift, we, the
first t0 reap the benefit thereirOm, do
tender him our most hearty thanks. CD
That "a copy of these resolutions Dee sent 90
MIR. pettyiOhn; thata copy Doe preserved in
the archives ST ihe Science Hail. 4. ii.
Davis. Biology class; Percy Rowe, PHYSICS
class: g. ID. klgland. Botany class; W. 4.
Christian. Astronomy class; ID. b. Easter,
senior Mathematics. j. II. Mddich. lr.. ln-
tormediate. T.. &. Ntttles. Junior Mathe-
mHfic-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

North state. By His Excellehcy Governor
fowl'.
Announcements are being made IN sss'
sr,l towns for conventions 10 nonl'n ip
municipal tickets. Nearly all munic,pa'
.lecfions throughout the state take place
n the month oi NAV. 10 is noticed that ne
local option Issue is not as prominent this
year as IL usua.iy i.
ID. SsWaiit. one of ibe oldest c'o'hin2
lcalers in this city. made an assignin' ~
,c>ierl ~ evening. ~. term Ms are maze
io the amount of s. On. No stiicmeni D.
made rs 10 amount of assets or liabilities.
crctry Wilson. ofthe Stlic Agrirul'ur
al Association. announces the date 'i ne
next state fair f0be q t)ior ~. -, iD. ard !,
The Oxf ri Tobacco Company has lu-i
omniotei the construction ~ ITS illti. ara
placed lhe mlch'ner, IMPOSITION. anl VIII ai
once begin the manufacture Of smoking ARD
Ong cur tobacco ON "a large scale.
Rev. Ilerfy -. Page. who has tr hNe
wear, past been pIotcstlnt Episcopal mis-
.i0nsry in japan. l. on Nist 70 ms
county. aud will deliver an address in this
city tomorrow NIGHT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
NORTH CAROLINA.
BANQUET OF RALeIGH'S CHAM
BsR or COMMERCE.

Tho Programme Arranged-rroop- q
Visit Richmond at the rnveiiine-Moou-
shine Waterfall Recoverable Gi'anings.
RALEIGH. y. G.. ATril .6 Special. r.
several persons here were interested ~
Dorsn a Wright- failure. which was an
nounCed from New York lat night lnti
a few weeks ago there was branch II th'
concern here. and considerable business wa
done in connee ion with il. but II was closed
ont befor. the assignment WAS made known.
The A-heyille Light Irfutry held a meof-
'nr at their armory last ni-ht and decided O.
.tterd with their regiment the unwilling OF
tho Lee monument. al Richmond. ON May
18th. This regiment. the Fourth. will b.
the O.ly on from North Carolina which VIII
,iiend in full. Several individual compa-
nies II other regiments viii. however. a.
tend. The Asheyille company VIII take
thrty-two men, under command OF captain
Mofrick.
Tho r. lleieh and Castor railroad turned
over to-day 10 clerk OF court Of this county
Is check for SIS ODO To cover amount OF It's
taxes 10 date. which have been under con-
fs.t f,r velr- lark. and which were agreed
unon between the railroad. and the railroad
committee here thi, week.
Announcement is made Of the approach
Ing marriage at'St. Pauls Episcopal hurch
tWi K shoro. on April 30, of Dr. Hamilton
y. Horton. of Winston, 10 Miss Annie
Laurie Cowles. daughter OF Colonel CALVIN
!. Cowles. and granddaughter Of eN-Io''
ernor Holden.
The g.. &. G.. Railroad is now completed
through Washington county. and has hcen
turned over % the company by ih, con
tractor. The road is fun lied and surfaced.
and is in good condition. Trains VIII be
put on about the lst Of May and run ro--
gularlv. and by the lst of July trains " ID
bc running 10 the coalields Of Minneapolis,
ninety miles north.
Two monster logs have just been shipped
from swain county 10 Germany rs a part ri
the Norfh Carolina exhibit at the German
Exposition. 10 take place this summer
rney measured respectively siNty-nine ana
severity inches i'm diameter and were oil ihe
.ttrft. rgrfnr variety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
PROGRESSIVE RALEIGH.
Programme Of the Chamber OF Com-
merce's banquet.

RALEIGH. y. c., April 26.-.>pecial. E.
The Chambero Of Commerce banquet. 10 take
place at the Yarboro House here on Tues
dav night next. will be the most elaborate
and largely attended occasion Of the kind
eyer held here. Covers will De laid for three
hundred. There j. general regret that Col
onel Beirne. Of Richmond. was unable %
accept the invitation 10 address the ban
met Mr.. Julian :. Carr, Of Durham. VIII
b.. tue principal speaker Of The evening.
The following programme Vf toasts has been
announced: The City Government, response
by Mavor \, A. Thompson; The Raleigh
Chamber Of Commerce. response by eA-
President K. :. Tucker; Raleigh Industries,
r.~.onse by Peter NJ. Wilson, state COM
missioner Of immigration; The Cotton
ENch tngs. .spOnse by Charles J.. johnson,
E.a.. The Tobacco Exchange, ie~pOnse by
W.C. MOore. tsq.; Raleigh Educational
Interests. bv Eugene G.. lleTrell. secretary
/ North Carolina Teachers Assembly; OuI
Railroad. by Major John L. Wnder, geu-
.ril manager Seab0ari Air Line; The Cii,
Press. hy Captain :. A. A-he, editor Of tue
/ News and Observer; The state Exposition
I i'm i>0l by ". :. prlmro-e. tsq; Future O
/ North Carolina as a Manufacturing state
! BY J. :. Carr, Eslr Of purhami Tho vi'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

AUGUSTA. Ga. April o.-Wbilo Mr..
Jlln Nash was sitting in his store, at Nc
Arthur Ca, Thursday evening" a negro en-
t.nd ihe store and asked lllm % step out
side. as he wanted io speak % him. Nf.
Ntsh went out. As be- did NOT return hi-
partner went iu search Of him, and found
hIm ou the road dead, with his head almost
severed from his body. No one knows who
the negro De-. or anything Of the motive Tor
fIa murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
SUCCESSFUL CANTATA.
Repetition OF "H. btcca" at the Alezan-
dria Opera House.

,,,....,.,,,. n, Anil ~ -sroci,ir
N''N' "''''
AS sl"t'u ln lii ilNi-9 ''' -'"i NV '''
umn. Hodges dramatc canfati OF "Eehec-
....' ,,..,. f,re.enfel III Lannon'S Opera llOL Sc
t..f, ,,t,.r to. .lar..tld arlreciati,e audi
anre. and wa. "a success m every partiCu-
Ir h was l,d by Miss Nrzinia Evans.
,... o..... ,,,i ished musician i'm the
,... .,,,l l.,l.rrf f,s Ascension choir in
Ws.Iin,rgn. Ms, Ivan, deserves much
.-...ii,.l rr.dit ff lhs careful training
tDovn %. our amateur NOcdii-ts ll-t MINT.
sue uu, assisted hl Ai,. llr. ldwctti- Mr..
B Baldwin. and Ms. d.. Litry 300 tAe arr
fangemelts.
Mis-. M,ra lie Cifalicr sung thc part OF
-N haccl.' aul received repeated alu
hearty applause. ~h.h4 sweet voice cl
more Than ordinary compass, ana j. one 'i
olif best amateur addresses. his7 INAlfi
WAS .uH r.u- with ".I grippe 40 iIr orsi-
uu production ln February, but Wts in
-pieuud voice at ile lept tun' ana hD'
acton, were iu excel. l.i.t ti-i'.
Nr F-tnA Flrll. 30 lis tenor told, m ide
cod Isaac. and 81 in1 Nei! VIII.
Nr. George H. E.an-. as N'rt iiin' D id u
slI uId opportunity O. exhibit MS f'h
baritone. and hs actions were j! -r.','-
iul. lis in'al.h- Was ai'' -''u' Ni'N''I
ni. rraltrs very powerful. yet solemn ana
IMPRESSIVE Boo Cl. a. ~ ine last act his
-olo. 81 Come t0 Thee" wls nueiy rtL-
dDred
Mr. George Terry in the person oi Elelec''
was good throughout, iou1h ne n'u ON, 81
tine most diff parts. and "a great deal ID
dO. lle ha, powerful baritone ana Dc
enunciaiion is excellent.
Mr. Charles n. Moore. TOOK me par. ol
Bethuel. Mr. Moore l1, "a dcep hiss VOICE
q ..fN
did. ln bis solo. "lien)ld DO! diu-ilrI
he sang low and in clear, found tih''
which scored him an encore. h'7-i .
Moore and Terry are ifom ashih-l 3D. ana
ar. very popular here.
Miss Ida bsggetf. as Ach3a' ana M'7-
Elizabeth Chapman. as Edna, sang "Ld
actcd their parts ,ery We'll. aud received a
GOOD share AZ tine applause.
The pant of LabIn. ReDecca'- brother,
was sung hy MIR. Neyelie =. 6feeniMil .
lie maae quite an ailerii0uate brother, ana
sang his part in ,lelr, sweet tenor fo,,e'
In TIE second aci- ihe us7'I' sD,nIli nli ~. n.
j. T. ftyton. az - nd' ree,,i''u i',.'i. ., -,
sang hi. solo, "Ont on a'eles7 sea- III
quite pleasant Daii''h, t"''.' #. Ron
Mr.. ". II. Hogan u- vueu' ana MI' 10"
Jacobs. as joel. sang duei' Whicn was
Wei received .......t II. ..,,o,.,.. .
Theyoung ladies Nho composed l"-.ec'a 7
attendants were 1i-s' hileh ii,,"' nii,
Yoke, Charlie hin-' Nass'g - ,ren rSi,, Plor.
Green. carrie ~ a''H' 'V'..ia ., -, .,.,l
ence Writ, Ahcc nteen' i"n"' anu
Fanny King. .., .,i.s,.
Abraham hana-h'a,u' i' ns W. "a Cr,,,,,
Eva 6ngg' lorenzo r,"h7' a.',ic a." ~ p,
3D. tNc h'! ~. i,.'.s,.,;,.t
Ada Gri4s ana Dora Iiell"sii"'' ,,,o,
The onepneii7 Ne'e 'ios9,s - .,,''i
Elliott, Naihelu, ie.il'i, - NJ -. -
jacobs. The iiell-"en N''s "ss,,l.
Miller, Allen: Lnnlp IT, .,. 'i''il'7on' '"''''''
IN, >tfiiler 1'hi "9" 1919 .,,,.h,ors
Mrs. ~ i've ee'' ,,'.r', ,'., lo"lir ao,
-nisss9 ''i''s ''i''' - "a, f.. entrance Ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
LYNCHBURG
sad Drowning at Bald Eagle Dam-Deatl
AT Blacksburg.

LYNcuBuRG. Va, April 25.- special. f.
4 sad case Of drowning occurred Yesterday
afternoon at Bald Eagle Dam, few miles
above the city. where Mr.. and Mrs. Height
were lost a few weeks ago. Young Nj.
Ashmore, recently from Rolnok'. in az
temptine % cross james river during the
storm. was blown with his boat over the
dam. and his body his not yei been FUND.
The trip Of the Z)ulNe Dramatic Com
many Of this city 60 Dlnyile vest riay,
nrlird oui u bc a lin ncill ia'lNrr in conr' :
ouencc OF a heavy rain fiil that prevented
in, thing like q fuli house.
Cadet e.. 4. Beal. iae oldest son of VIII
liam IL. B.al. OF Buchanan. die at Blacks
burr Agricultural aud Military COLLEGE.
rhur-day, and was buried Yesterday With
military hOnOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Lexington pre.Miery will meet May 9th.
10 Hebron Church. in Augusta county,
about. Sis miles from -ilunton, of which the
Rev. J.m0- J.. Bo0keri- pastor.
1hs lI.fou Conference 90 the southwest
Virginia synod viii convene May ~. i,'w,
in -. Marh's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
.n Jackson. lhe opening sermon VIII he
fr0nrh.d Thursday night by the secretary,
l.f. James a. iiun4rd. of ihe second
Church. Roanoke. Na.
ST. Morgan White died near Nassle's
MlI. sunday. az bronchitis. lie was sixty
s.A wears of age. ard was well known iu
Nal,on aud adjoining counties as good
mi..er ANA possessing many good qualities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April aU.- special.
Eelmoni, the late Richard Lloyds place. ou
Brad l0-k road, Is reported sold today L.
"A Wa.hineton syndicate for $4,000.
4 meeting Of the Midland Railroad Com
many T. facilitate a certain financial opera
ton was held IN Naehineton today ihs
compeny's affairs are soid 70 be in u Hour'
isbing condition,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
NEWPORT NEWS.
Death Of Mrs. {. II. McGruder-T w anu
facture Ice.

Death Of Mrs. 4. II. Mc6ruder-IosN anu
facture Ice.
NEwrORr NEWS, Va, April 90 >le-
cial. Mrs. G. II. McGruder. Of this place.
but formerly Of Richmond, died this morn
ing at 4 o'clock. after an illness Of only "a
feW hours. Her remains will De brought to
Richmond sunday morning on the II
O'Clock train for burial.
some enteprisiug citizens are forming
themselves into stock company for ih
purpose of manufacturing ice. This Is "a
GOOD move and We have the best of reasons
20 believe il will DE a very profitable busi-
ness.
Rev. James Cannon. Of this place, and
Rev. WILLIAM 4. Edwards, OF Mongmenial
Church. Portsmouth, Will exchange pulpits
for sunday
The steamer Ariel went in the dry dock
"A few DAYS ago % DE repaired.
10 comes from a reliable source. that in
five or six months there will be 1000 10 j.O1l
men working i'm the ship-yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

NFw YORK. April IA Hartford, Con-
noeilcul special SAYS that Judge llayer has
decided about sOur hundred Republican
ballots cast al the recent city election 10 Dc
illegal. The rejection of these ballots gives
the Democrats ihe Mayor, all the city OH
fNrs cacclt one. and the ,lty Council. The
Na'l1is were thrown ou' oecause the words
.,ittens' Ticket printed on them consti'
'vied a Distinguishing mark,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
HiGH-AANDED OUTRAGE.
Captured MoOnshine Material Recover d
nv Force and Arms.

RALEIGH. y. G., April &c. special. r.
Another act Of high-handed lawlessness is
reported from Person county. 4 band Of
masked men rode up 10 the house Of ). y.
Jones. at Hurdles Mills just before day
break. an arousing him. forced him % eur.
render "A distillery worm and complete -et ol
apparatus. whirh had been captured from
moonshiners "a few nights ago by revenue
otHcef- and lett with Jones for saie-keeping.
As the men rode OF they nrcd cierdl shots
AT Jones. and he returned the lire. but none
Of the shots took effect. similar act ol
lawle.sness was committed 80 KoNDJrO, IN
the same county. . few weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
Aro hcr naIlroad E.tsn.Ion.

RALEIGH. y. C.. April 25.-.special. F.
The Carolina Central Railroad is consider
ing the project Of extending branch oi IT,
line from Mount Holly. near charlotte.
northward through ~taiesyille and lAe-
county and on 90 southwestern Virginia.
This would Opon up 10 the >'ahoard Aii-
Line system a rich territory 10 which ii now
mas mo- access. and would in q measure hll
the place ORIGINALLY intended hy The Cape
Fear and ladkn Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
OVATION TO STANLEY.
The Great Traveller Entertained by the
Prince OF Of Naies.

LoSDoN. April 26.-'rhe popular ovation
to Stanley, on his arrival here to-day
was continued until the great traY
eler had reached bis residence in kcns:ug
ton. At "A later hour stanley. hl
special invitation OF the Prince of Wales,
proceeded 10 >andringham. where be WI
be entertained by bis Royal ilighncss unit
Monday. Dr. Parke. Sir William Mackin
non. and Sir r. DeWinton are also th'
Princes guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

WARMSPRiNGs. Va AIr.i &C.. special
Mrs. John l.. Eutank. lruri TOR 'f The
Warm Springs, has returned irm Naih-
inetOn. where she has been spending The
winter. Mrs. Glover. her -isief. who hI~
charge of the pastry department. came with
her. Mr.. T.. }. Glover, She youns m mayer.
came several weeks ago. his d'>creill
popular summer resort has already opened
for guests. aud there are several mere. one
gentleman and wife from Nova Scotia nave
been mere some time. This is very early i1f
guests 10 begin 10 come. and The indications
are tor good season. with TWO iafef
pools for bathing, one for gentlemen and tue
other for ladies, the temperature Of the
water as IL boiis up out al The ground, be-
ing 9Ss. Il l. no wonder that health ana plea
sure seekers should come here.
Mr.. William NJ. McAllister has been in
stanton in attendance upon meeting ot
tie board Of directors OF the asylum, OF
which he 10 a member,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
DANVlLLE
The Approaching Primary Nlection-he-
ceipts of Leaf Tobacco.

CrIVTs OF LON EV"H''"'
DANyILLE. Va, April 2J-- special. F.
As the time for the primary election draws
near the work Of the candidates for the Va-
rious municipal offices becomes more AM
mated. The primary VIII DE held M0nH">
The contest Is for cOuncilmen. aldermen
MAYOR and treasurer only one candidate
for each of the other offices j, in The held.
Beginning tomorrow night union re-
lieious meetings will be held nightly ia the
Tabernacle. preparatory 10 the sam Jones
Jones meetings, which will begin May 3rd.
Receipts of leaf tobacco have been very
sman this week. and The demand benz
greater than the supply, prices have ranged
very high. Shipment, of manufactured
stock aggregated l3lOm pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
STANLEY AT DOVER.
Great Mismanagement Of the Reception
Arrangements.

DOVER, April 26.-Mr. Henry NJ. stanley
arrived here from Brussels at 3:3O L. M..
and was greeted by thousands. The local
mismanagement of the reception arrange
meut, was such that great confusion &C.
curred al the pier The reporters dened The
police. and a nght at enc time seemed lmmi'
neut. some of Mr. >tanley's irie nds, in-
GLIDING Mr.. New. the American Consul
General at London: kustem Pacha. the
Turkish Ambassador 10 Great Britain. and
Lord Wolseley. were unable 70 board the
steamer in consequence of the prevailing
disorder. Mr. stanley replied 10 the mn.
nicipal address Of welcome with Few
words OF thanks. and, at l:oj r. NJ, he
efarfed for london.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

PARIS, April s6.-At meeting Of the
Cabinet TODAY. NJ. Harbey. Minister II
Marine. announced that sufficient supi i.s
had been sent to k0lonon. pahomey, 70 isst
.dur.ng the rainy season. and that The
cruiser Roland had besn ordered 10 lcase
senegal with detachment u senegal ride
men, 10 reinforce the Cotton garrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Lo;l,,nLF. KY. April .J.-A clou :
hur-i struck English. Indiana. al o'c'ock
fh.. morning. Tue water rose rapidly ana
flooded the streets and many Of the houses
to +, iruth nf four feet. In fifteen minutes
The water bean % recede. with rapidly
equtl 70 rs rlse. Much damage was done
TO property,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
THE IRISH STRIKE.
Traffic in some Town. Completely rara.
lszcd.

LONDON, April 2J.-lhe Irish strikers
have completely p9ralyzed traffic i'm some
towns. and there is much consequent
distress MANY villages are entire
lv isolated. aud not only the iuhahI-
tauts. but the shops as well
are running short Of provisions. The
stclmer Umbria will wait 90 Queenstown
forthe Liverpool mails, where force OF tol-
unteers are in readiness 10 handle them.
Mr. Dayiit is working hard To- reconcile
the differences upon which The strike
is based. in order 10 save The mail service 90
iceland. his contention being that If mails
are subjected 10 continued delay, the service
will be transferred elsowles., never 10 ie-
turn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

DUBLIN. April Railway service al
night is totally suspended on account OF lie
strike.
CALCUTTA. April .6.-An unsuccessful
attempt n murder the dersan oi Cambay
was made by Two hired DULLES, Who were
subsequently arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Nearly All Games POSTPONED on account
of Rain.
PLAYERS League SO Boston: Boston, q;
New York, 10 (eieht innings. called. darl).
The remainder of the brotherhood games
were postponed on account NJ rain. a- were
also those OF the Atlantic League. Ameri-
can Association, and all Ot ;he National
League games cXccrt the following: At
Boston. Boston. /; New York, 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

LyNcnBuRG. Va, April 26.-special. =
The pocahoutas strike j. ended. the strikers
having returned 20 work to-day on terms Of
agreement which are not yct made public,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

were ordered. The vote resulted
Yeas. lil: NAYS. ~. Tine speaker counting
Abbott. Breckenridge Of Kentucky, Deha-
ven. Enloe and Goodnight 70 make a gu0-
rum. aud the previous question ordered. |
The House then, at II O'Clock, adjourned.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

transient advertisements wTtl be CHARGED
,'on ana cents for each additional insertion.
~ advertising is due when inserted unless
ntherwise specially agreed.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-29
MR.. HEMlNawAYs STATEMENT.

To the People Of Mississippi:
Now that the Legislative Com
mittee and the Investigating
Committee have completed their
Iabors, and made their report as
to the transactions of the Treas
urer's cftice during the fourteen
years of my iucambency, deem
1t proper to make to you an un-
reserved and candid statement.
In the first place, / do assure
you that | have never nIlsapplied
dollar of the monies coming to
me, os your servant. ] have at
all times reposed perfect conf
dence 10 my assistants, and now
know nothing to shake my con-
fidence In their integrity, and |
do not suspect that a dollar has
been appropriated by any ofthem,
When my report was complet-
ed, / believed 1t to be correct,
and that the funds III the Treasury
would correspond with its bal
aaces; when the settlement came
to be concluded, l for the first
time learned that [ was mistaken,
and for the first time knew that
my report must be wrong. And
l knew this not because ! could
point out the erroneous details.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-29

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