The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-20
VOL. IV.---NUMBER 1895.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.


Forecast for vilglnia: Fair. stationary
temperature. northcrly winds.
The Indiana Republican Press Association
visited Richmond yesterday There Is said
10 he probability Of the establishment OF q
national park at Yorktown.-The Crewe
Land and improvement Company was char
tered In Manchester --powhsian Club Will
hold meeting to.night--The closing exer-
cises Of II. Joseph's Academy took place
Mr.. McrrriI's Female school held closing ex-
crciScs Tho commencement exercises OF
Richmond College closed.---rhe trustecs OF
Richmond College met.
VIRGINIA.
The Virginia Abattoir Company was form
cd at StauntOu. "A military company will
b. organized next week at Glasgow. Rev
N.p. Waller was installed pastor of Failing
springs Presbyterian Church The fnaI
celebration ofthe University OF Virginia be-
gins next sunday wcck.--cOnfedenlc Me
mortal Day was observed nj Norfolk
fairy Summervillc was arrested In Lynch
burg for transportation to Richmond on "a
charsc OF robbing MIR. Maher.-Lynchbur 4
tobacco Association adopted resolutions on
the death Of Mr Joel W. Jennings
r.
1t is supposed that Ned Haskins. negro,
who. II is charged. attempted rape on II
Young lady near Fort Mitchell. is dead
Iavittions have been issued for William
and Nary Literary societies entertainment.
Officers Of the Methodist Female orphan
Asvlum were elected at PetersburE.-Com-
mcnccment exercises were held al Randolph
Macon college
NORTH CAROLINA.
The North Carolina Railroad was assessed
ai the rate Of $4,000 mile.-Ihe state
pcnitentlary is on paying basis.-lhe
railroad investigating committee at Raleigh
adjourned until December 2d.-Professor
+. J.. Emery. OF New York. has been chosen
agricuturisi at the state experiment station.
WASHINGTON.
The House spont the day discussing the
rieht Of the speaker 10 refer the silver ball
aS 10 came from the Senate 10 Committee on
Coinnge Weights and Measures.-lhc SEN
ate occupied The day with minor routine mat
ters.-Mr. Blaine sent the President yes
terday a report on the custom union adopted
1r the international American Conference.
NEW YORK.
Mr. Frances Hodgson burnett and her son
T..
,ov." have sailed for Europe for the benefit
r., tb. lat.cr's health.--Tho directors Of the
rcbmond terminal have authorized the
un,cbasc of a portion Of the 1900 share OF
tr. Baltimore and Ohio stock acquired by
tlc Never syndicate.-1he New ork Cot
TON Exchange refused u endorse the move
,n,ni of Ecv Hcbcr Newton for third
u.rt,. 10 is expected that the other
Exchange will DO hkewisc.-The Guion
gluc sic.mer wyoming has landed $50
demons. an Scandinayians or welsh
u, . Astors. who largely own the Harlem
,f,., fgont. aic making an effort To ere ct
.,....-,...s - docks on that stream.-The
,t,h.r-u,rr. third party movement In New
yorl. ,s ..liey Il To be only hepublicanism
An .li..,,iss II IS estimated that the adrni-
,,,.,,1,.,.,.,t 10, the great suburban race lost
about slOOOOo.
The scene Of the Dunbar. "a hlhe horror
was visited by hundreds OF visitors Ees'er-
DAY. There is some hope that ae impflSon-
ed miners may Yet be saved.---ibf hmeii-
can fishing schooner Hattie ENe'sD was
forced tp pay slG light house dues ut LAY -
GEORGE. Newfoundland. and then was not AZ
lo,ysd 90 purchase bait until she had paid 80
lor o iicense.-Ihe Georgia troops were re-
yIevsd Yesterday by General Gordon AT An
susta. Notwithstanding the heaviest thunder
storm OF the season.
FOREIGN.
In accepting the freedom of the city 9i
Newcastle Mr. Stanley applauded Lord S'u-
l,bury $ East African policy.