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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Official Report of Proceedings at
their April Term.

4
Rocky BAR, April 10, 1880.
| Board met in regular session. Pres
ent, +. 4. Cavanah and w NJ. Stock
ton, Commissioners, and J. L. Gilman,
/ Clerk.
The Bolrd then took recess until
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The minutes Of the last regular and
special meetings were read and APP
proved.
The resignation Of d. +. Waldron,
as District Attorney, was rendered and
accepted by the Board.
Petition of residents and electors Of
Eimore Co, asking the appointment
OF X. II. Tregaskis and S. II. McCarty
to Office Of District Attorney made
vacant by the resignation OF ID. T..
Waldron, were received and ordered
filed.
The reports of the County Treas
urer and Auditor were received. ex-
a.nined, approved and ordered filed,
and copy ordered published in the
ELMoRE BULLETIN.
The resignation Of VIM. Howell as
sheep Inspector WAS rendered and &C
cep,ed by the Board.
Communications from Hon III. w
Weir and X. n. Johnson. Attorney
General, were received aud ordered
placed on file.
Affidavit Of John Mcmillan for re-
duction Of taxes was received, con-
sidered and rejected.
A communication, under date oil
January 80, 1890, WAS received from
IA. Il. Plughon, Chairman Board
County Commissioners Of Alturas Co
relative to Gilmore Co. bond tax, and
ordered to be placed on file.
Application Of Fred Thomas fol
county aid, was received and placed
on file.
A petition was received from the
residents of road district No. .. asking
the appointment Of Eugene keefer M
Road Oycrseer for that district. Con
sidered and ordered placed on file.
The Board thereupon appointed
Eugene Keefer, Road 0verseer d
district No. 5.
The petition OF residents Of road
district No. , asking the appointment
Of Lawrence Leadly as Road Over
seer for said district was received, ex
amined and placed on file.
The Board theIeupon appointed
Lawrence Leadly oyerseer for road
district No. 2.
The following accounts and parts oi
accounts were examined, allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the County
General Fund:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26

Warren Layne is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Oregon and
Washington.
The daughter of Judge Weir and
J. o. Baker were married at Boise
on the 18th.
When a short man falls in love
with tall girl the first indication
is that he begins to wear a stove
pipe hat.
Maggie. who murdered Judge
Terry at Lathrop, Cal, last fall, has
been released by the u. s. Supreme
Court-Chief Justice Fuller and
Justice Lamar dissenting.
At the recent city election in
Butte, Montana, the Democrats
elected their candidate for mayor
by an overwhelming majority and
also six out of seven aldermen.
The organized workingmen of
Chicago, New York and other large
cities are at last being recognized
by the bloated capitalists by con-
ceeding to their reasonable demands,
Peter Waldo, Conrad Vesperman
and John Payne (colored) who
recently escaped from the Idaho
penitentiary have been captured
and placed in their old quarters.
The predicted destruction by
floods and earthquakes of San Fran
cisco and Oakland did not occur on
the l4th, and the cranks who sold
their property at q sacrifice and fled
TO the mountains have returned
foot-sore and disheartened.
NJ. +. Leech. formerly Of this
place but now of Colorado, visited
Silver City last week, making a
short stay, but the Avalanche SAYS
be will return again in few weeks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26
FIRE,iAN.s MEETING.

All members Of Rocky Bar Fire Company are re
guested 10 meet At Probate Judge cups office, Ma
sonic Han huidng, on TUESDAY evening. April ~
ism, at O'Clock. Important business to be trans
acted and full attendance Ia desired
DAN HARRINGTON, Chief
s H. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26
THE TAX LEVY.

The Gilmore County Commission
ers have fixed the tax levy for 1890
at s2.40 ON each one hundred dol
lars of property values and appor-
toned the same to the following
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26

The NewsMiner says that w. 7.
Riley has received the appointment
of Register of the HALEY Land
Office. Also that 4. Il. Lennon,
Probate Judge, and W. 7. Riley,
County Treasurer, have placed their
designations in the hands Of the
Commissioners, TO take effect june
LIST.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26
Rocky Bar Lodge No. %, l.O.0.E.

x<@-zs.zs Regular meetings every
49, X as-s4..2 ~ "Wednesday evening" IL
=. e 70 thsiT nss hail so5euraine
brethrcn are respvetfnily invited r. attend.
,. II TikkGpNSlNS, N. O.
W. C. wlcaEHSuAH, ReesFdlsl., scSy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26
For Sale.

For Sale.
A dry-washing gold-saving machine
New and in good order. Apply to
JAcoB ULRIcH,
Rocky Bar.
August 81. 1SS9--tf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26

We. John 7. Gilman, Auditor. and g. D. Golden
Treasurer DO hereby declare aud make oath that the
foregoing . true and correct Of the hnAa.
eal condition o this several funds u Ennse euuty
JOHN T. GILMAN. Auditor,
BY W. G. MtcgEasnka, lAei,uty
q. ~ GOLDEN, freASsarar
Subscribed and ssern 10 be.oru ne sis Issh das a
April iS9o, Gzo. l. MALl, J. 7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
THs MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.


More CreVasses Beported-Coyernor >ich-
oils Appeals for Ala.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-At 3 =. N.
Governor Nichols received from Bayou
Sara AN appeal for a boat % save tAepeople.
The despatch said that unless help arrived
there might be- great Joss of life. 4 steam
er and bargcs We're a. once sent isOm
Baton Rouge. and other boats Will
leave tonight. The wind and storm proved
too much for the Bayou sara leyets. There
are numerous creyasses and the upper
(0ld) Morgan sea leYee .s broken. Governor
Nichols has telcgraphed tO Senator Gibson
that the breaking Of the Morgan sen
levee is so great disaster that he feels JUS
tilted In appealing i0r prompt national aiO.
4 break occurred to-day bon the leii bank
near Garderec, tcn mite, below Baton
Rouge Two crcyu-.e. occurred to-day
m tne Afchlfllaya leycc. one above and
one below West Melville. The water
is running over the leYtes ali along tndl
section. The protection leyec ln iroutol e-
dalia broke to-day. and many ioa.ts are
submerged This Is ihe frs lr.aI ln ihe
Natchoz district. The Lake lonc0Ifls ie}ec
gave way to-day. TIE lower part of Con-
corlia parish viii Doe flooded and great
damage must cn-ue. The laha water which
has encroached on ihe oal skirts of New
Orleans b steadily rising. Ino wash0gis
along the Louisville ard Nashville railroad
have been repaired and trains are passing
rs usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
DWELLING BURNED.
5Iany Interesting Facts Gathered at IA
leigh.

5IanY Interesting Facts Gathered at Ea-
leigh.
RALEIGH. n. G., April Special. f.
John Duncan, farmer, living near Shaw
boro, bad his dwelling and an his farm
buildings totally destroyed by fire a few
NIGHTS ago. Iils loss amounted % about
$1,000. with nO insurance.
EX-G0yern0rJar b. prominently spoken
Of for Congress ln the First district. lie
h1s retired iO private life at his home at
6Iecnfillc, in iitl county, where be is at
present member OF iho board OF aldermen.
Dc SAYS that ne VIII not Dee e candidate.
The Cape Fear and ladkin Valley Rail
road is building short extension. known
a- tle Granite Branch. from Mt. Airy t0
l1e Quar.Ds OF fhe Mt. Airy Granite Come
Uauy. which aIe Two miles distant. AZ
ilc-e quarrIe4 There is an incNlaustDle
supply of superior aud beautiful granite
which viii Doe worked On an extensive scale.
a large engine and hll equipage Of ma
chlnerl ls being puf in fu work the quar-
ries. lhe granite Oi fhi, section hats be-
come famous throughout the South.
the fine NrWn.t0nc which was discovered
In great quaint llcs near sanford few
weeks ago i- being used n the construction
Of tle neW government building at Will
minei0n. lt b. beautiful iu color and can
be carved into ans conceivable design. IL
Wiii probably De extensively ltei in fancy
architectural work.
Ihs young men n. .N's city win give a
brilliant german ou Thursday ui-ilt next.
complimentary t1 Ai-s Claude Holt. of
Charlotte. aAl Mi-s Agnes Iaii'n. Oi Cat
8nille.
President John j. C,oweH. Trinity Col
I..Ia is U..I .ur d. four lf f|. Northern cli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
EXCITEMENT PRE-
Walls AT DURHAM.

Workmen Placed Under trrest-seabsard
Air Line Reorganizallon-Tbe Young
Parrlcidc, Butlor-aIany Gleanings al
Raleigh and Greensboro.
RALEIGH, n. c.. April Special. r.
Great excitement prevails at Durham over
the revival of the railroad war there be-
tween the Durham and Northern and Rich
mond and Danyille. judge Armheld hay
ing refused Yesterday 10 grant a restraining
order TO prevent the Richmond and Dan
willie from tearing up the track Of the Dur
ham and Northern, the former attempted at
an early hour this morning 10 tear mp the
track. The force was quickly placed under
arrest. however, by the town authorities Of
Durham. The next move was am attempt
by the Richmond aud Danville 10 connect
It's track with the Durham and Northern
and take possession of e.. TO do this they
had 70 cross Peabody street. The town au-
thoritioS having granted the right Of way t0
tine Durham and Northern. the people along
Peabody street no once arrested the Rich
mond and Danyille force as soon rs they At
tempted 20 trespas- upon il.
Several of the construction force were put
in the police station. The utmost feeling
prevails at Durham on account of the c0n-
1ict. The citizens of Durham are in SYM
pathy with the Durham and Northern road,
and the town authorities are doing their
utmost io protect it The people gathered
about the scene of the trouble to-day and
great excitement prevailed. The Richmond
and Danyillc people expressed their deter
this morning 90 institute proceed
n is learned tonight that the Durham and
Northern Company has backed long line
0t freight ears i'm upon its track to prevent
its being torn up by the Richmond and
DauNilic force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
nIsHoP ~ DE VYVER.


Ceremonies.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. April Do Special
There was pretty service at st. Mary's
sunday morning. ON occasion of the COM
frmal visit of the Rioht Rev. Augustine
Van de AyNcr Bishop Ol Richmond. There
was something more than the usual high
mass. with special music. rendered more
impressive. sweet and low by "a iull choir.
Eight adults. nity-eighi boys ana seventy
Sis girls. one hundred and iorty-tNo in a.l,
tine latter clad principally iu white, the girls
with white wells and Wreaihs Of blossoms
around their ior.heads, knelt 90 receive the
rite at the altar.
The Bishops remarks We're brief, Wei
rounded and eloquent very feeling and the
CONGREGATION filled the cdihcc. 10 was "a
beautiful service. AT the forenoon service
the bishop preached am excellent sermon.
and 40 night there WAS a. reception AT the
new hall of tho Young Mems >udalty Lyce-
um % was iis opening exercises. the hall
bad been nicely fitted up and ifoscoed ana
was wei hllgJ hy both lr0tesiani- and
Catholics.
The Bishop in ihe yesiments ofthe church,
occupied the chair with Father Okaue ihe
pastor and ile assistant pastor on either
Side of him also the members oi the various
committees.
Professor Richard J.. Carne made the ad-
dress Of welcome on behalf of the congre-
CATION. and Ar. john ii. Rafferty, that on
hehalfof the association, (Which the Bishop
replied most heartily and with cloquence
that characterized his every utiernce yes
fcfdav. An0ra general introduction ana
the Bishop and assemnlale
inspected ihe building and gymnasium,
which i~ now fitted up with appropriate APP
rarafus for physical development. Probes
.or ~chafrs orchestra culitcnCd the Occu-
Sion with mHeic. Monday evening the
B,.hop visited iao church in Fairfax coun-
fv. where he confirmed class. ANA to-mor-
ro,, hewil visit ,t.Jamcs', Falls Church,
on ihc same mission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
PETERSBURG.
The Trial Of Captain Overby's Alleged
Murderer Minor Happenings.

HN NANN NA NfAI I'tNNM NNf'NWN N AAAAfH'F
Murderer Minor Happenings.
PETERSBURG. Va April d. Special. r.
In the Hastings Court this morning, Joseph
Underwood (coiored), petit larceny, was
found guilty and his punishment fixed ai
two years n ile pcnitcntIay.
The ease Oi Thomas Bishop. charged with
wife murder. WAS continued until tomorrow
morning. How'll horoprc enlel by Nessrs.
William B. McllWaine ana W.. Mcii.e.
Tine Circuit Court of Grecn-yiIie county,
judge B. A. Hancock presiding. met yr.-
farduF morning. when the el.f off George IT..
Bailey against the Petersburg and Weldon
kHlirO1d company was called Tor trial.
This was "a suit for $500. THE jury gave
verdict against tine railroad company for
$500.
Alta mcetingo Of thc R. 4. lee battery held
l1-f night. the company decided t0 visit
Richmond to take part lu ine demonstration
in honor oi the mfeiling OF The lace
statue.
The Excise Board met to-day aud granted
liquor licenses to Julius Liberty. John B.
Evans. Robert ,chaier and Alexander VIII
SON.
The sheriff of MccNmhurr county. ar-
rived here lhis morning for John PHILIPPE.
lc0l0redl VINO is charged with the murder
of Captain k. q. OVERLY week or more
ago. ID viii Doe remembered that Phillips
was brought to Petersburg for safe keeping.
lt is understood that Doc viii elect tO ne
tried in the Circuit Court Of the county.
80. J0seph's Catholic Church was filled
This afternoon with q large congregation 90
witness The marriage of Air. John Reagan
and Miss Kate Farrell. The walters We're.
Mr. Norman Burch with Miss Maggie
Walsh. SIR. ID. G.. HALEY with Maggie hci-
iy. Mr. Michael Beck with Miss Mamie
Reagan. % sister of the groom. The usher,
were Nossrs. john liarwhau and William
uoiligau. The marriage ceremony Wat per-
formed by Rev. q. u. Olarrcil. lhe bridal
couple left for New 0rk.
The First Baptist Church was crowded
again this morning with congregation to
hear Rev. ll. NJ. Wharton. The subject Of
tAo discourse was. "A i.it from Jesus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

GOOCHLAND q. H.. April D. Special F.
At the County Court held Yesterday. JDl.
Hayden (colorcd). who was lriod for bgr-.
lariOusiy entering the store of j. $. Baker. ol
this county, was acquitted.
The case of William IHiue. NEGRO ton
years old. who was indicted for murder
was dismissed ON the ground Of Dis youth
and incapacity TO commit crime. The cli-
cum-tanccs are horrible to detail. Boine
jeff in the care Of several children hy h..
parents, who left home for church, the boy
became offended with one Of ihem. three
wears old. and seizing the child Doe held him
ON the fire till so burnt as 90 die in ieW
hours
The funeral services Of Mrs. Ann lI'za-
beth ploa-anls We're solemnizel to-day at
her residence in this county, and lllH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
GREENSBORO
Young STEMS Christian Association work.
Gloaniugs of Many Kinds.

Young STEMS Christian Association work.
aloanIugs Of Many Kinds.
GREENSBORO. &c. April b. Special
lir. T.. A. Cauller, who has been the active
and efficient secretsry of the Young Mems
Christian Association for the states Of
North and South Carolina, for the past year.
ba. re- -i-ued bis o.lce lu connection win
the latter STATE. AND wii. defQtch bis time eN-
clusiyciy t0 ibe interest of fae organization
in this state.
4 special invitation has been extended
90 the new Hanover County Association OF
Confederate Veterans 40 ne present 40 he
unyeilinc of tae Lee statue ou the jth OF
May. Tnly nave tue matter under advise
ment, and Wl.l probably s1.
The second annual convention Of the VII
mington district : . 81. g.. A. has been call
cd to meet boz Fayetteville 0n The 10Th oi
MAY. 4 circular mas been issued by COM
mitfee. 0l which III. e.. Mcqueen Is president
and =. b. Manning secretary. IN which am
elaborate programme is set forth. a full
convention Is called, and attractions un-
usual will BE offered in The way OF public
addresses.
Extensive religious influences are being
developed 10 both .he Grace Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church and First Baptist in Whining
ton. and considerable number have pro-
iessed saving faith in Christ, and been added
tO these churches.
Dir. T.. ID. Leniz, Of Mount Pleasant town.
ship. Cabarrus county. last week sold a
beer in Dauyille thai tipped the beam at
l.Se pounds.
The Presbyterian. Methodist, and Baptist
Churches at Rocky Mount have Issued a
notice Jointly that a revival meeting con-
Quoted by the evangelist drummer, ". J..
Fife, was TO begin on the 9Th OF April. \
commOdiOus tobacco warehouse has been
utilized and filled with seats sufficient 10
accommodate one thousand. and all Chris
tian. are cordially invited to cooperate.
Henry Blount, OF the Wilson Mirror
viii deliver the annual literary address al
Caplna College on the 18th oi June. lie Is
Ms!l-AnoNn 90 q gifted speaker and hunol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

BrRNE. April .2.-Ali the members Of the
CantOnal Government OF licinO have re-
signed. Their action was induced py cm-
barrassment resulting from the malieasance
OF the treasurer ol the Canton. who i-
charged with the cmbezzlement OF 100000
francs.
NAPLES. April 22-M. Magllani, former
minister OF finance. In a speech yesterday
on the financial condition of Italy, declared
that the deficit IN the Budget for the cur
rent year would Dee 70,O0o,0o lire.
THE HAGUE, April 22.-Uniied States
Minister Thayer gave q grand diplomatic
dinner this evening in honor OF lir. Charles
Emery smith. the new American Minister
TO Russia.
foNDON, April 22.-Ma. O'Shea had a
di-uute with her solicitor, Mr. George Lewis.
and /. seeking the retention Of another legal
adviser ia her defense Of the action ior di-
voice brought against her by Captain
O'.hea. The defense (Mrs. oShea and Af.
PanelD have not yet filed their answer 10
liz complaint.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
GREENE COUNTY.



Enthusiastic Meeting.
srANARDsyuLr, VA, April 22.-lspe-
cial On Wednesday lho 10Th instant
Greene's regular County Court day, very
large and most enthusiastic meeting was
leld. Dr. E. W. Sims wac called 90 the
,.hair. and w. .B. plmkCft elected secretary.
Nr AZ S. Thomas and Joseph Smith made
-.nrire sDccrhcs I'm bohalf0l the people sub
-rrlhlng 10 the Piedmont and Potomac kail-
road. The large asscmD.a@e were unahi-
nous for subscribing the. r-lt oil way 10
enid road. and "a committee was alpoihiel L.
consisting of Mr.. 4. k. Page ana joseph
smith. 10 obtain the signatures OF tiiy nee
holders 90 petition o. me tohily Juu.e'
uragine for 400 election. The comm lllee
have hot as yer prepared their petition
Lut will do s0 in few DAYS. inc mceth- =
chose several prominent gentlemen 10 al-
f.nd a meeting which was held at W alftn-
ion on the llih instant. OF whom only Il. =.
Thomas and Joseph Smith attended, a. l.t
short notice would u0l suffice for any oi ihe
other gentlemen arranging their business So
e. 10 attend. Sheriff Joseph smith was
eo,opeiled 20 leave his duties IN the nancs
of his efficient deputy. Mr.. George Is. i"i-
ron. and Mr.. X. :. Thomas secured lhe SER
,iooS of Mr. Dan iiaiman % take his place
In very important law case, which ""s az
fbe time in progress. in order 10 20.
The people are likely 20 vote ihe Iight o,
,cev 10 said road. The delegates carried
oniy one piece Of copper rs a specimen, ana
h Vas esteemod ninety per cent. pure cop
The meeting here was IN every RESPECT
bavnonious. aud unanimity OF spirit was
manifested. Republican We'd win peme-
crat. and everything was with one accord.
No,nithsianding Dr. Sims - chairman oi
tbe Democratic County Committee, the vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
THE YOUNG PARRlClDE.
Further Particulars of the Assassination
OF Edward ~. Butler

RALEIGH. y. c., April D.. Special.
Further particular. received Of the horrible
assassination Of Edward NJ. Butler, 40 Clin-
ton. by his f0urieen-year-old SON. Avery
Butler show that the boy planned The kill
lng Of his father in the most careful man.
nor. ile went 90 blacksmith i'm Clinton.
and picking mp a heavy iron rod asked him
f0 ile On "a slug about TWO inches long. The
blacksmith did s0. and young Butler asked
him If Doe thought II would Kill a man. The
blacksmith told him it would il there was
enough powder behind it, The boy then
went 90 tine nous. ( his brother aud b0r-
r0wed gun from him and loaded it with
the iron slug. The next day he waited 10y
the roadside for his father 20 come along.
lie had carefully picked his place, which
was iu % cump of bushes near
tine fence. Tie rested bis gun ON the fence.
when Dbl, father passed he deliberately took
aim and fired. lie taen turned and ran.
and then made a circuit around and came
down the road i0 where his father was ly-
ing. Several persons bad already arrived.
iha boy made "a great show of gliefwhcn ne
came upon his father In "a dying condition.
Ills father lived twonty-iOur hours. bat
strange tO say he did NOT intimate that De
knew his own son had shot him. 10 seems
that Young Butler had received "a severe
thrashlng from bis father about three weeks
before. which rankied n bis mind fill De de-
temiued tO commit murder. lie has made
a full confession of the entire affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
MATTERS OF MUCH INTEREST
FROM MANY POINTS.
Liquor Licenses in York Couniy-POst-
ponement OF the Confederate Fair at
Danyillc-Nsws Gathered From the
Whole Dominion.

't"'' 'i''HrtN III 10TH county io@t-
ponemcnt OF The Confederate fair At
Danyilic-Nsws Gathered From the
whole Dominion.
WILLIAMSBURG. va. April 22.-'Spo-
cial.l-opposiiion TO the liquor dealers
seems TO be spreading itself through our
section of the State. 10 Das been recently
curiailed in James City. A big fight here
has resulted in the refusal by the court 20
grant certain parties license, and thirty
five indictments are pending AGAINST them.
Tomorrow is York county court, and strong
opposition has developed there against this
unholy traffic. There is going 10 Doe trouble
for the whisky men in many portions Of
That county to got legal sanction for IFS
sale,
Mr. Ld'oc Morcc0ck. SON Of the late clerk
of the county who about the first of Janu-
ary went ont o. Cleveland. Ohio, 20 engage
in business has returned home ON account Of
sickness. Tie reports having been sick most
oi ihe me since bis departure from here.
ln The bad streak of luck which has follow
ed This young man he has the sympathy of
this entire community, for hc IS very pOpu-
lar.
Major John A. Henley and DIS SON Alban.
together with DIR. T.. Henley. returned from
Philadelphia to-day. Young Henley is very
weak and much prosiratod from his con-
tinucd sickness.
Miss Julia Spencer. granddaughter Of the
late John Tyler, President of the United
States and who has been spending some
time here with Mrs. Lyon g.. Tyler. left on
SUNDAY afternoon for New York. arcOmUH-
uicd by Nr. Gardner Tyler. of Charles Cry
county. whence she VIII sail ON the 2iI
inst. for llayrc. Miss Spencer has endea1-
ed herself To- many Ofourpoople by her gentle
manners and sweet disposition, which was
atfosfcd by the large crowd which assembled
af tho depot to say adiCu.
Miss Helen Rutherford. of R0ckcastlo. ON
upper james river, and Miss Symiugton. of
Baltimore. We're in the city to-day, and were
shown around the places of interest ly
Prof Hall and Dr. Booth, of Carier's Grove.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23

ALEXANDRIA. VA April 3D. Special
The Young men of tine Lycsum give lheat-
flcal entertainment tonight and tomorrow
night.
The Methodist pr0tcstanfs had q good
sermon by their new pastor, Rev. Mr.. p0|sal.
Sunday.
10 is reported ON The streets that woman
named Jane l,linc- committed suicide Dy
jumping overheard from a boat. while De-
tween Fort F00tc and Fort Washington.
Saturday evening. This report has NOT
been confirmed, however
Judge Norton has chartered fhp Ohio ni-
ycrsai Refrigerator Company. with 30 clpi-
tai stock of SlO0O.OlO, divided into $500
shares. A. l.. C0nger and General Green
B. laum ore the head OF the enterprise.