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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
NORFOLK BUDGET.



Factory and Cattle Yards.
NORFOLK, Va, Mar. 3l.- Special The
trial of William Robman. Armour's agent
i'm Norfolk, for selling Chicago beef without
having the same Inspected, will commence
in the lnited states Circuit Court to-moi-
row morning Mr. Campbell, of Chicago,
who is Armour's regular cOnseil0r. VIII de-
lend Mr. Rebman. and will be assisted by
Mr. William II. White. of Norfolk. Both Of
these gentlemen have been hard
at work. since Friday, looking up
authorities. and have kept "a ste-
no-rapher steady at work. Mr..
James n. Bigbie. the gentleman who ai the
request of ArmOur's counsel sWore Out
warrant for Rcbmln's arrest. VIII probably
be the first witness. and VIII testify that ihe
beef was sold 60 him before being Inspected
Then Mr. Rehman viii De put ON The stand,
and later NOriolk's meat inspectors. Messis.
Smith aud Pickett. The taking of testimony
vii. probable occupy several hours. inc
argument viii probably take the best por-
tiOn of two days.
ln expectation of the completion Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad extension
through Southwestern Virginia. aud IFS cone
uecti0n with the Cliuoh Valley extension OF
One Norfolk and Western road. the latter
company lN -|illN- lNNN. 100 't|'N ilti -' 'N.-
llD-fards ut Lamhcrts Point for the ace
c0mmodaii0n OF Western cattle. which VIII
De forwarded over its road for shipment
tD Liverpool. Nearly all the cattle shipped
from fli. section Oh foreign countries are
now forwarded from Newport News hy the
Chesapeake and Ohio route. bat by the
Louisville and Nashville and Norfolk and
Western coming together. much of this
business viii De diverted this way.
THE pOndoXter tract of 300 acres on ihe
Southern Branch. opposite the Navy Yard,
has been purchased by syndicate, VINO
propose 60 erect at once large cotton face
tory. 90 cost in the neiehhorhood Of Sll0.uOi.
The Chesapeake knitting factory, which is
on site very near the tract selected Tor
the new min. is rapidly nearing completion,
and viii he i'm fan blast by the FIRST
of June. twill employ lVe hundred peo-
ple. The Gentlemen who built the factory
have leased dil New ork parties alta price
which pays them per cent. 0n the money
invested in addition TO the money reapel
from their land Investment in the vicinity ci
their factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

ANY candidate "suhiect to the Demo
cratic primary" Who ncglccts 90 pay ilt
usual assessment levied by the City Demo
cratic Committee by Tuesday. viii DE lel
OF OF the tickets. The money must DE pait
/ 90 Treasurer u. A. Cary. including ih'
candidates for the City Council about one
/ hundred men have announced themselves
Mr.. /. Henry, who has been for SOME time
past general agent of the United states Nu
/ iual Accident Association, Las been pro
NOTED 90 the Washington agency. VIII leave
/ April I'd for his new position. Ar. henl
j. succeeded by Dir. q. Norris Shuman, late
with l.. A, Ainsle.
Alessrs. John vs.. Lee, OF Macon, Ca and
William X. and Robert J.. Lee, OF y lining
ton. Del. AN formerly of Richmond, VINO
came on 10 attend the funeral Of thel
father. the late Richard Lee, have returned
bone.
Mr. John J. Gam, well-known citizen
last Saturday received news Of the deaih Oh
his mother. Mrs Maria Gann. ci whom De
was the only child. The sad event occurred
in London. England, March "a.
Among those met by Mr. w. T. Chandler
o. Caroline. on Ais tate fisil io AeEieo, was
Miss Ida Duyal, formerly OF hichmonu.
Miss Duyal is now in the Rosebud mifsiol
worl, I'm the land of the Moniezlmas.
Mr. Z. Courtney jenkins, who has been
I'm feeble heath for some time. viii m few
davs saii 10 s9Hth America for change oi
climate. Mrs. jcnhin, "iil aerompan,
him.
Col. b. II. Mercer writes o. friends in tbs
clfy from Columbus. Ga.. after succeseiul
tour Of that stale. He BIS en -onfe 10 Knox
vile and other Tennessee cities.
Dir. Stewart Barney, formerly of Rich
mond. nov ol New FORK, who has been in
me city ou business has returned home.
Picket Camp, G.. ", is arranging ior en
entertainment to be given at Leader Han.
Manchester. next Friday night, for the Dene-
dt Of the Camp.
Rev. DIR. Laferty will lecture at Denny
street Methodist Church tonight and ffanh
Cunningham VIII sing.
Miss Eemont s. shine, OF Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. G. Il. Parlett, OF Drambleton
near New York.
Mr. JudsOn Bethel continues quite SICK al
his residence on south Pine street.
Judge samuel 3. VIII, who has been
quite sick. is reported conNalescenl.
Manager H. r.. Berger, OF the Academy,
has gone North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
CHiLDRENS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM BURNING TO DEATH.

ialk Of Reducing Taxation at DanViiIc-
hoy Crushed Under a KoIler-Brought
to Lynchburg to Escape Lynching-
Cicanings.
INNcHBUHG, Va, Mar. 3l.- Special. F.
John Craig, young man employed at the
nail works, near this city. got on a spree
yesterday, laid down on the railroad track,
and at 3 o'clock in the morning
was run over by passing train Of the
Richmond and Allegheny and so badly hurt
that parts OF both his legs had 10 be ampu-
iaied. Hc is now in a dangerous condition
at the Home of Retreat, this city.
A colored wretch. aged nineteen. named
Dennis Penn. committed "a foul deed few
days ago ON little white giil named sarah
Arthur. aged twelve years. a few miles
from Tins city. lie was arrested Yesterday
az Lowrey's and brought 20 jain here to pre-
vent lynching in the county.
Charles Haley. aged nineteen. and Miss
leila G0ings. of this city. ran of yesterday
TO l.eisam. y. c.. 10 get married.
There We're seventeen marriages i'm the
city this month-eight white and nine coll
Ored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

MxrrpKrN. Va, Mar. 3l.-I special. -
ta,,e 'brick d.,elling-house belonging % H.
~ SCOTT "A nrominen, farmer and secretary
- ~ Farmers Alliance Association Of TINS
s,liaoe Who resided in Prince tdwaso
county COUNTY i've miles from Meherrin, wa. was
I~rned 10 the ground on saturday night,
me nre commencing about IL O'Clock ana
lasting only tw0 hours. 1901. ~.
a. he time Of the lire the house vas oc-
onn;ed NV A. O. scott. Wash. Chappell, Mrs.
Thannel( ana i've children. They We're. a'i
asierp. and the first alarm OF fire gwen wae
fhe mourniul harks Of a pack oi hopnas'
which aroused Mr. scott. lie noliceu quilt
a light outside, and on going Vu1 louha :, ~ ~
be lhc light from the nalnee Mhl'n nsu s',S' ~
taken POSSESSION Of the "hOie iVo' VI 'n'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

a lodge of the Universal order OF security
Vas organized. by District Deputy, r.. J.
King. on Saturday night. at Springfield
Hall. corner 0f Iwenty-siNtn and NJ streets
This section starts out with bright future
membership ol twenty-five, and over
twenty applications 10 become members
The following odlcers were elected. Thomas
g.. swan. president; }. B. Evans, yice-prcsi.
dent; Isaac Moriheim, secretary; John A
Booker. troasulari ". r.. Pierce. past presi
deut.J. b. Moody. prelate; K. J.. King, Jr.
inside conductor: B. NJ. King. outside con.
duetOr; samuel A. swan, inner guard; DR.. H.
Z. Ellis. medical examiner; Cora Wertheim
Dr. X. C.. Garcin and Lula Bond, trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

TAPPAHANNOCK. Mar. 3l.-' Special D.
William Acres. "A white youth. while seated
on a heavy roller drawn by yoke of oxen,
Friday. on the farm Of Colonel a. II. Jones.
near This place fell from his seat. lie was
alone. and when found. several hours after
wards. he was dead, the roller having
crushed his body into the ground ana still
remaining on 10.
The telephone from here 20 West Point.
via WalkertOn. has been finished.
The farmers are advanced i'm their work.
the early vegetables doing right we'll and
much Of the fruit uniniured, notwithstand-
ing the recent cold snaps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

Parungt0n's All star Specially Company
gives the entertainment for George J.. flck
ett Camp Confederate veterans next lH
d,v NIGHT. II will take place 40 the Opera
House i'm Manchester, and will be very
entertaining affair.
The funeral Of eX-Coanclman Henry
Merger occurred sunday afternoon ironl
I'll 1ohu's German Lutheran Church. Rev
Mr.. Wenzel 0hicated The procession "a
the cemetery was one Of the largest even
seen here.
4 grand rally Of the Democrats Of Monroe
ward is announced 10 be held at >omna :
Hall, Third and Broad tonight. All tie
candidates are expected TO be present.
The Moman's Christian Association will
meet in annual session tomorrow at
O'Clock In the Second Baptist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

.u..f. Wharton preached to two very
.a.. o0n,reeliOrs SUNDAY 90 the FIRST
I..f..I la.n.a mily itt hundred people
...r f.r..l .uss from that cdlncc. lie is
.......I hf Hll. llr. Williamson. who
.0s IH. HnT'nY. and rindat nith'' Dis'
.ar. Hatcher. POLAND aud Harris occu-
.. .I. 0n fle pulpit. hucn religious
$500. manifested at these meeiink k'.s---ss
I..f fII.nf another large cro"d alienAe''
.Ii singing wac heard, ana hf' " mar ioi,
.ael.i. These meetings viii continue an
n0.t. $50 mecfugs day. one from
9l. anl the other at \. w. marion
NiiI DalD tne eIiy two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of I "a criminal cases and tried 5il
charges OF ordinance violations. on criml-
nal charges. 1j persons were sent on 10 the
Hastings Court, for indictment by the grand
Jury; ~ were convicted Of misdemeanor; 10
were sent 10 jail in default 0f surety for
their good behavior. and PA were fined.
City fines collected. S600.30; state, S5J; costs,
Sl7J.W. Total. SSa9.1O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

lNl0n Chapter. 40. q. wac Instituted last
mtii l} supreme secretary Oaieski, ana
Ile following 0fhcer- were elected and IN
stalled iur iht present year: X. l.. HARRISON
i.ft governor; q. =. OerDardt, governor
VI q. Gayle. fice-gOyefnOr; W. y. Turner
rrrfafy; D. II. CARRIER, trcasurers NJ. -
NJ alsh. chaplain; T.. Doyle. warden; ". II.
,ears, guard; J.. Washer J. :. Daniel ana
}. ". Carroll. trustees; Or. j. :. Daniel,
medical examiner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

DANvILLE. Va. Mar. 3i.-The City
Council. in considering the tax bin for the
fiscal year Of lS9o-lsJl to-day, showed %
disposition to reduce taxes, and 10 is Dee
lieyod that before the bin is completed IL
cense taxes will bee reduced several ih0u-
sand dollars. This is due TO increased busi-
ness enterprises. thereby Increasing the
number Of taxable subjects
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

A meeting o. she members of "The Prison
Association OF Virginia" will be held this
evening 80 O'Clock in the lecture room Of
So. pauls Church for the purpose OF orga--
lzlng under he charter. The corporators OF
ihe association are Mgs5f-. Robert stiles,
Joseph Bryan. George l.. Christian, Rich
ard j.. Beirne. Oyertou Howard. Thomas :.
Atkins, Adolphus Blair, ID. G.. Richardson.
Norman y. Randolph. ID. :. Morrison,
Archer Anderson and W. b. Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

The weather yesterday was about as dlsa-
greeable as any this year. snow fell IN the
morning, intermingled with hail, and cold
wind added 90 the discontinue Of pedes-
trians. The skies had q cloudy look all aay
and about 10 O'Clock last night they gave
vent to their pent-up feelings. IL was hoped
last night that sir. Greely would deal kindly
today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
SONS OF VETERANS.
Appointment oi Non Commissioned on
Gers and Committees.

Apg ointment o. Non Commissioned on
Gers and committees.
Alta meeting oi the commissioned officer:
OF ihe Sons ol Veterans. held last evening
Captain Louis Rawlings presiding, the fol
i0w appointments We're made:
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
Messrs. A. b. Guis0n, W. Deane Courtney
Greer Bauglman, Thomas n. Carter and
john =. Harw0Od.
First Sergeant. T.. b. Grymcs; Second
Sergeant. Robert Il. Ralsten; Third Sergeant
Edward J.. Murphy: Fourth Sergeant, Fair
iie =. Cooke; Fifth Sergeant. II. VI. Phillips,
Color Sergeant, Harry y. Hartmann; First
Corporal Joseph +. White; second COrpO-
wl. Thomas W. Brander; Third Corporal.
Francis Dean smith: Fourth Corporal.
james h. Phillips. Jr; Quartermaster Ser
geant, Wilbert Maxwell; Commissay ser.
geaut. Sol s. Pyle.
Committee on Applications: Messrs. J0-
seph J.. Levy, =. Taylor Evans and spencer
IOXuick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

YIGksBURG. Miss. Mar. 3l.-Tle town
Of ~kipNltA eight miles north cd here. Wa-
swept out 0f sight on saturday by the water
from a big creyasse af the south end 0l
Lake Washington. Only one re,id nee re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
.ILoOII's sTEALINas.

The United States Court Of Claims to-day
rendered "a decision in The case Of Grain
against >ilcOtt, involving the liability Of
the sergeant-at-Arms of the House ~ Rep
resentatiyCs for The salaries If members Of
Congress. The court held that by law and
practice the Scrgeant-lt-Arms Oi the House
is q disbursiue officer. and inltreuilally the
Government isresp0ns nslDle Cor money placed
in his hands by members Of Congress. The
amount stolen by -illc0tf was about fl0,-
600. a bill will probably DE Introduced 90
reimburse mcmler. TOR the amounts they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

building. The children and The furniture
were saved. About loo pounds Of the best
tobacco belonging 90 Mr.. Chappell were de-
siroyed. Loss. very heavy. There was a
small insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
rHe NEWS SUMMARY.


forecast iof to-day for Virgins rs 70,
I.,-. uas no same of baseball yesterday
-, hundred dollars and thirty cents were
...t.l .n fncs in ihc Police Court lasi
..--lhe state Board OF Education g..
.....ne thc list OF text books for Virginia
..I. .-roicr Copcllnd qualified as adj
......t..ior OF james -. Mitchcls estate.
colonel Meade Haskins was appointed
f.... Advocate General of tlc Governors
....Iie ron-commissioncd officers OF
. sons ol Veterans were appointed --
IafIof Aldermen and Committee ON
-....l. Matte Huckner died ln NAM
......r of lo.kiaw.--Ihc Free Ihnkgs
.I naye % foo,-vasnlng next Thursday
...r.ao aou.-gcv. H. M. Wharton drew large
.....s at the First Baptist Church.--Ihe
Democratic Committee met and adopt
..... rrmarv plan.-Ihc Eicnmonds and
r.. f.on. and rostons and NcW Iorks Will
.. ..nr. OF baseball This aitcrnoon.-
a.. interesting article on these players.
VIRGINIA.
.......f .f.rceof l. N. scott. FIVE miles from
r...rru uas burned ai niglt. and three
....r.n narrowly escaped death.-Wil'iam
.... ,.s. crushed to death under roller
- f.r..hlnnook.- Craig went to
.. f.c craiiruad track near iynchburg
.....II,s legs cut ON. Dennis Penn was
I aI Iyncahurs to prevent his being
...f Two young persons oloped from
....I...-.. and were married Boa North Caro-
I..t t..f meat inspection case viii be
....I. f.... Inr.---l large cattle wards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

bHRIS, Mar. 3l.-Prince Bismarck Is
engaged in The compilation OF memoir
Nhicn viii comprise a history Of the last
twenty-five years Of bis Official life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

BERLIN, Mar. 3l.-Ihe Kaiser has prom
,sod 10 ,isil Prince Bismarck AT Frledfichs-
ruhe where the latter will commemorate
the 10Th anniversary Of bis birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

For an unpopular president, the only rem
.eevls the next ballot. but Tor the IMPURE
4. .ooi we recommend A. B. Z. Alternative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
cONGREssIoNALrRooErDNGs


Nice-Admrai Stephen G.. Rowan, United
States Navy. retired. died here this morning
Of Brighfs disease, aged eighiy-tye years.
lie has been iii nearly AN the winter. bat not
seriously, and his death was quite uneX-
pcclcd. Admiral Rowan was born in Ire
land. aud came 90 fhis country in the early
part of the century. lie was appointed 90
Annapolis Naval Academy from Ohio In
1926 and had q record soi sixty years in the
service Of iur United states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
BUrTER a5cts

CHOICEs GOSHEN BUTTER 25cts.
~ Prime Butter 2Oc.; Cooking huttef loc.
2 Cams Peas 25c.. 3 lb. Can Peaches 2oc,i can
Isars poe, Can Aprcois l3c; Country Msu-
Inra re-. Crescent coffee zoe. ref H.. al Y a
49, vim each package: Choice Green Tea
35r per 10; Mixed Tea 33c. per 10, sItanula.
/ led sugar 10. per To- q. Ii. bLACkEt, il2
! North sixth street. mhov-Sl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
PHOTOGRAPHIC MESSAGE FROM GLAD
STONE.

The American Cooperative Building and
Loan Association received "a message by
ph0n0graph from the Right Hon. William
T.. Gladstone, which was read before five
hundred gentlemen this afternoon. The
following are the words spoken into the
ph0nograph by Mr.. Gladstone: "The pur-
pose OF the meeting may, / conceive, De
summed mp in two wOrds-sclfhelp
and thriit-and cannot, although
much occupied. refuse 10 send to IL
"a few words Of cOn-ratulatiOn and good
viii. II is seli-heip that makes the man.
and man-mahlng is the aim which the Al
mighty has everywhere impressed upon
creation. II is thrift by which selfhelp for
the masses, dependent upon labor, is princi-
pdlly made effective. For them thrift is the
symbol and the instrument Of independence
and of liberty y-indspensahle conditions Oi
all permanent human good. But thrift is
also the mother Of temptation, and leads
many Of IFS uOssessOrs into "a new form Of
slavery, more subtle and not less debas-
ing than the old. From this slavery
may all lands, and especially an
lands OF the English tongue, hold
themselves forever free" These words
were spoken by MIR. Gladstone on the 1th
instant at the residence OF Colonel G0ur0ud
n London. amer the speech was cheered. a
resolution of thanks was read hy General
sherman into the receiver of the phonograph.
10 will be transmitted % Mr.. Gladstone th.s
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

Parties may bid Tor amy one OF more OF tha
articles above. All are required 10 furnish
with bids. samples. % Doe examined hy fle
Board of Directors at their meeting, April
lith, 1890
Articles furnished must, ln nli cases. come
fully up 10 sample otherwise viii he returned
at bidders expense. AT articles must bc dee
liycred. freight prepaid. ar th. Williams
burg depot ON cor before the 2Xi day u|
April. 1880. unless otherwise required. and
viii bo rewelgned and remeosurcn by the
stOrekoelel.
Payments 10 bee made within thirty days
after receipt of goods. 40 payment iO ne
made until the contract has been fully and
faithfully compiled With.
Bidders mu-t state price Oi articles ON each
sample, and dee .guaie samples With "a private
mark do not use same mark used lu lurIrer
bids, but lu mo- case must name Of bidder
appear ON samples.
A list Of bidders samples. prices, mark
and name, must be sealed and addressed 10
the Board of Directors. Eastern Lunatic Ass-
luml the right being reserved 90 award tue
contract % any one or more Of the bidders,
on reject any or all OF the bids offered.
Samples should Doe marked ' To Furnish
supplies, and addressed % the Undersigned.
q. =. AIfMiSlEAu.
steward Eastern Lunatic sylum.
apl-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
MILLINERY.
TAsTER CARDS. AN ENDLESS
~ Ii O.. 10. -. "a

EASTER CARDS. AN ENDLfSs
II variety from ic to $3.50.
BOOKLETS. beautiful and cheap.
500 handsome goods. such As DESKS.
WORK BOXES AND BASkhr-, tsk>slN NJ
AND TRAVELLING CAStS, fOCktI-
COOKS, OPEkA-iAAS>rn. GOLD fE>
AND PENCILS, BIBLES. PRAYER AM
HYNNAfS ALBUMS. SCRAP-BOOkS, beel
p6F.IS AND PhO~ r. WRITER'S, from 25c. &
$40. lNK~rANDS. new kinds. Nice PAff <
AND ENVELOPES. in boxes, from DC. 10 SO
tall early at 1902 Nain street, ana get ths
best worthy OF presentation. ....,.,.,,
mhJD-zt hANlitlh * tN'Ai0h'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
SPIRITS, VIM, Sc.

The only change made in regard tospiriis,
wines and other beverages is that ginger
ale and like waters are made dutlaule al
twenty per cent. al yalorem, instead OF
thlrllen per cent. per dozen. rs az present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

~ ANIED-AN ACTIVE MAN on
- liberal salary to permanently repre-
sent ah association Incorporated 10 supply
800 cc-opruiiyf prices, general merchandise
and all Kinds Ofaftlcies for home ana family
use ln each small city, town. = ilaac and ri-
il district Lightly thousand members.
Paid up certificates 100000 ln rnsI Credit
wei faici. hefDrences exchanged. Empire
Cooperative Association dock Box OlOJ
NY. 0tulv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

aAi ANIED-STUDENTS TO EARN
~ rfen0en phy ana Ifue-WuUng kle
BEST cQup pDed ANA located college Ira lhe
tate oi \iruul1 Three tfial lessons la
photography sent ice 4 catalogue Con-
iDinins terms. ETC.. VIII chcCuuliY be- sent
upon nrpliclfilu DV addressing j. D..
MAIIlIAN. lll3 cast Maiu street. Rlch-
moud, N4.- B.-DI not teach the sFnruO-
phone. A person can learn tO operate 10 ia
llss than unnlur lo1-ln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
LAST OF FLACK.
SENTENCES OF THE Ex-SHERlFF
AND HIS ASSOCIATES.

tor. aud TO Dnwor;h Choate-The
"Adriatic and CITY of Paris" Various
New York Topics.
NEw YORK, Mar 3l.-'special. The
last act and the last scene i'm the Flack di-
'orce comedy-drama, with It's incidental in
terlude of Dilworth Choate's enterprise as
a journalist, was ended to-day. Choate. Of
the World newspaper, was sentenced TO
thirty days in Jail and 10 fine Of $3.50 for
seciuding himself in the ICON Of the jury.
Ey-ShariN BLACK was f21'enced 10 two
months Imprisonment and $500 line for
conspiring 10 palm of rs true proceedings
in a divorce which are decided TO have
been fraudulent. For the same offence VIII
Flack gets four months In the penitontiary
and $500 fine. and Referee Meeks one month
and $500 fine.
THE ADRIArIC AND THE CITY OF PARIS.
The refusal Of Captain Roberts. Of the
Adriatic. tO tow the City Of Paris 10 Queens
town has caused lively discussions. ship
ping men declare that under the law a
steamer must first offer to save the lives Of
the passengers. then rescue the mails, and
then the specie Of another steamer that is
disabled and unable 20 help herself The
Adrlatic is reported 10 have offered to re-
move the passengers, but the offer was
declined. She then lay by until
the City Of Paris was taken in tow by am
other steamer. TO have expected her O.
abandon her trip and tow the Paris back 20
Queenstown, is declared TO be absurd by the
steamship men. They hold that Captain
Roberts did all that was required of him un-
der the circumstances, and the opinions Of
his conduct alleged 10 have been expressed
by the officers Of the City Of Paris are un-
called for.
puONOGRAPHIC MESSAGE FROM GLAD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01
THE FREE LIST.

Tn free list is enlarged with items Wo-
posed la the Senate bill last Congress- ana
hy The addition OF nickel ore, certain works
OF or, such rs painting and staiuary ny
foreign artists, also books and pamphlets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-01

Tomorrow rs the date selected bv the exc
cNuiifr .yluuliiite Oi tno American Fedora
ton Of Labor for the enforcement OF tie
eight-hOur movement.