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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE NEGRO rROYBLE At ROCKY
MOUNT GROWING SERIOUS

1fo5rs IeDorted to the Mayor for Duty
Football forbi5dea-shafer's Conhs-
nation as Postmaster Dsfesfed--A Man
. I-n~ HimscIf-Churcb Calls
RALEIGH. y. G.. yeb. %. Special The
latest reports from the Rocky Mount incen-
diary trouble give the matter more serious
aspect. Captain Henry Thorpe received to-
day through the postofice a notice saying
that il the fight infantry were under arms
every single member would be killed soone.
or later, if the negroes had 90 shoot them
one by one from ambush. Anotice received
BY the Farmers Alliance said the way. ard
the only way. TO stop the fire was 20 send a
purse Of three OF fonr hundred dollars 70
Professor Martin. Of Petersburg Martin is
n negro sub-cxodus agent who was advised
t0 leave town last week. Governor FoNle
to-day formally authorized the Rocky Mount
Light Infantry 10 report TO the Mayor Of
Rocky Mount for duty.
Something Of a sensation was created
here this evening hy the report that telc-
gram had been received from j. &. J.. iar-
ris. who is now 40 Nashnt0n. announcing
ihat Shafcr's confirmation as postmaster
here would Doe defeated. On receiving this
intelligence >haief at once left for Wash
ingtOn. n Is known that Harris and other
Republicans have been in Washington sey-
eral days working against >naior's cone
frmatiOn. 4 telegram indicates that they
have succeeded I'M accomplishing that end.
4 large party of young people of this city
went on a fox hunt this morning, and
brought back several foxes about noon.
They had the famous pack of hounds Of Mr..
William B0ylan, of this city.
Hon. W. W. Dudley, Of blocks Of f,c
fame, has been spending several days at
Thomas'ille, in Davidson county, and 10 is
reported. has invested largely in the miner
al lands of that section.
10 is learned here that Evangelist 4. q.
Pearson, who has been holding "a series Of
meeting in Baltimore, is seriously III at thar
place.
The trustees of the State University meet
here to-day In annual session. 4 resolution
was pressed. putting an end tO all football,
So far as students of the University are con.
cened. This will probably result IN break
ing mp the intercollegiate Association.
News is received here of the fatal burning
of a white woman just over the South Caro-
lima line. in Marlborough county, Tucsds,
morning. The woman WAS subject 90 cpl
loptic tits, and was leit in the house with M
one but her baby. some one passing heard
the cries of the child, and went % inyest'-
gate, when they found the mother On the
hearth burned 10 death. 10 is supposed she
had a DO and fell into the fire.
News reaches here of the death Of Mrs. !.
ID. Hufham at her home Tn Scotland Ne,k
Yesterday. She was the mother of Rev. J
ID, ilufham, prominent Baptist minister.
John Pierce. an aged and respectable citi-
I'm 4 ClmelOl. was found hanging 10 a tree
in his yard saturday morning, lie pun
chased The rope at Cameron the day before.
and told his cook that he was going 10 hang
himself Family troubles nre thought 10 De
tine cnu-n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
FROM LYNCHBURG.
Assembly of Capitalists and Spectators
Captain Edmund Hin Arrested.


LYNCHBURG. VA, Feb. 20.-rSpecial. r.
There was large gathering of capitalists
and land speculat DIS in the city yesterday
and to-day from Danyille. SouthwestN Nirginia
and elsewhere. some northern capitalists are
among the number. The large tracts Of
mineral and grass land i'm the negotiations.
amounting % some 10000 acres are located
mostly in Wythe and Bland counties. in
southwest Virginia. and have important
connections with the railroads that are now
penetrating that section of the state
from the east through DanNille
10 the Norfolk and Western line
Of railway. These lands are pronounced
20 be the richest in that portion of the State
or country, and with new railroads through
them Will yield unbOunded wealth. The
two companies are the Round Mountain
Mining Company ana the Coal Mountain
Mining Company. both with "a maximum
capital of S2jOO,OOO and with SlOO.0OO paid
in, and chartered by the Legislature. The
frst-named company was incorporated by
Messrs. A. =. BufOrd of Richmond; j. Will
cox Brown. Baltimore; R. A. Ian
caster, New York; &. G.. Holland
j. ID. Blair and a. n. Ruiiin, Danville. W.
+. Perry, Hiram NeWberry and IA. %. Alder
son, of Tazewell county. II is the object of
this company 10 develop the iron lands
i'm the Round mountain sections OF Bland
and Iazewell counties. IL owns upwards
Of thirty thousand acres of fine iron lands.
The other company is the Coal Mountain
Mining Company which owns twenty thOu-
sand acres of excellent coal lands i'm Iazo-
well county on the Clinch Valley extension
Of the Norfolk and Western road. This was
incorporated by the following who are also
i'm the city holding a meeting: Messrs. 4. o..
MAY, George W. Gillespie, W. T.. Perry and
Harman Newberry. Of Iazewell county; 4.
G.. Holland NJ. l.. Jordan, l.. j. Acree, >.
G.. Friend, W. y. Rufin and j. i. RlsOn, OF
Danyille; A. :. Buf0rd, of Richmond; j. W.
Brown, Of Baltimore; j. Turner Morehead,
of Louisville y. c.; ID. NJ. 4. Benh0w. on
Greensboro: j. &. Currie. Of Wilmington.
y. c., and X. A. Lancaster. of New York.
Messrs. J.. G.. Berkeley and Judge Berry
man Green, of Danyille, attended the meet
ing as counsel. Both Of the tracts Of land
owned by these companies lie i'm section
of country which there is a strong pr0ba-
bility the East Tennessee extension Of the
Atlantic and Danyille road will penetrate.
The subscription 10 this road has recently
been voted by Danyille. and The large num-
Der Of Danyille men who are interested ln
the companies is an evidence that the route
Of the road will not be located far from The
property they have purchased.
Captain Edmund Hill. Of Amherst. who
shot Mr.. Hogan last Monday i'm Bedford in
am encounter was arrested here to-day.
and will be bailed tomorrow. Hogan is
not dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
RiGHTAT RElDSVILLE.
Changes in the O. urehes - Leai ille'-
Hopes.

Changes in the O. urehes = Leal iiie'-
Hopes.
REIDsyuLE. y. c.. Feb. ID. special. f.
The Episcopals of Rcidsyillc have called
Rev. 4. &. Bennett, rector of the church at
Armenia ni0n, on the Hudson, New York,
about sixty miles above New York city. lie
will probably accept His predecessor, Rev
Mr.. Reaney. will leave aDolii March lst Ia
assume the rcctorship Of the Episcopal
Church at Winston. Of which Rev. II. %,
Lacey, who died on the train near Rich
mOnd last October, formerly had charge.
Rev. Mr.. McCoWn, Of the First Baptist
Church. Knoxville. Tennessee, has accepted
"a call 10 the Leaksylle church, and will
take charge shortly. He is said 10 De one ol
the finest sormOnizcrs in the South.
Leaksyille is now assured of the Atlantic
ard Danyille Railroad being extended from
that point 10 the southwest. The matter
was settled this week.
some Of the business young men are form
Ing for recreation and exercise, "lhe Reids-
willie Baseball Association
There is a line jewelry store being erected
on scales street. TO DE followed shortly By
another.
Hon. j. r.. Webster Of Mebstcr's Weekly,
is making flying tour % Richmond, Wash.
ingt0n and Baltimore.
William Lindsey a. Go. are increasing the
capacity Of their cigar factory. Cigar man.
ufactaring is a new one, and bids fair 10 be
"a paying industry for Redsyille. Every
body in the vicinity Of the "Oid North
State - tobacco factory is notified Of " the
passing OF the days eye" by a large clock
ON the tower Of that building. The capacity
Of this house has been Increased since last
season seven or eight fold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
ROUNDABOUT ROANOKE.
Developing Railroad Interests-New In
dustrial Enterprise-Patent Rights.

dustrial Enterprise-Patent Rights.
ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 2O.-' Special. The
almost unanimous vote by which the iree-
holders of the city authorized the suDscrip-
ti0n of am additional 100000 70 the capital
stock of the Roanoke and southern Railroad
speaks we'll tor the future 0fthecity. The COM
pletion ofthis line from Winston 10 Salem. ~.
C., is now assured. and if the Valley road
is not extended from Lexington 20 this city
the Roanoke and Southern will be extended
% connect with it, or with the pittsburg ana
Virginia ai Glasgow.
Me-srs. r.. H. Day, Il. {. Blair, {. A..
Huffman, l.. III. Simmons, ). II. Reader, n.
j. Ilibhs, Of Roanoke; stevens, of Philadel-
phia. and Tyler OF Wilmington. Del. have
formed Il syndicate for the purchase OF the
machinery and right TO manufacture paper
bags Of every description in eleven south
ern states. The necessary buildings viii
be erected at once, and when completed the
machinery will be placed in position and
operations begun.
A company has been formed here TO De
known as the Patent Right Investment
Company. with $2jO,OO0 paid up capital, 10
buy and sell patent rights. IL ls composed
Of capitalists from Minnesota. Washington,
Philadelphia and Roanoke. 10 already con-
trolls seventeen reliable patents.
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room and found him cold in death. The ap-
poarahecs were that he passed away with.
Out a struggle, lis ase was not known.
ne was = faithful mOinOcr OF the NJ. T..
hnrch, south. II is said that when Pro-
,essor Peters. Of the University Of Virginia,
men connected with rmois and Henry Col
iege, was cohcerncd ON the subject Of re-
ie'on, hc sent for Wesley 10 come 10 see
MIN. The old servant is gonc but the mem-
oll oil him Will bc green in the hearts Of "a
thousand of the Soulh's foremost men for
many years 90 come.
Mrs. W. W. Pyati, wiec Of the financial
agent Of Emory and Henry College. Is seri.
ohsly sick She was taken snddehl, yesteI-
day morning llef condition to-day is
hoffor
r0i. >. Jarman, lately professor Of chem
lstfy in the Miller school, Albemarlo c0un-
", has taken the chair of chemistry at
Emory and Henry College. he is very en-
thusiastic in his work. and we'll su-iains
the great reputation gained for this depafi-
ment by that eminent chemist. Or. Il. ".
Jones. now Of The University Of Mississippi
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pellcd - leave Wilmington. hu' so soon a.
bis health Ws- restored. De w1s again at
his post of duty
Two large rats or logs were tied up JUST
below the bridge at CrgenNilic sunday.
Thov came from The vicinity of Iaibor"
and were being carr ci % The mills at Wash
ihelon. Hating D q hfiy miles may seem
A isig distance. lut lt h done on Tar river
The High Point section Is known % The
best nOnt Tor vsite hickory IN the state
The poonle recognize this fact and are utiiil-
inc IN Mr.. :. Perry viii soon bclin ihc
crseti1n Of another spoke factory at the site
when. tbr Old ore was some ye1f- ago.
With THE weeks ,slue tne ursf volume ot
the Reidsyllle lloy'ew II completed. ihc
years files are n Saiupbie record as tht nc
view Is one Of the iev,is~t pa'eiS Nhieh
comes % TuE TIMES exchange table.
Mr.. John E.lmiston has sold his ilin near
M0rg,nton and viii move e. johns fNer'
near the "Roundabout' place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
ApOuRLE EXECUTION.
Two Murdorers Satisfy the Majesty Of the


Two Murderers Satisfy the Majesty Of the
Law.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Feb. 2o.-Ihe COM
demned murderers, Jacob Schaap and
Thomas j. Cole. were executed in Moyamer-
sing prison af DO o'clock this morning in the
presence of the properly accredited persons
Permitted % witness the last dread chapter
in the history of two terrible crimes. The
crime for which -chaap was executed W. .
horrible butchery of Anti -chilllng h.s part
uor. The object was money.
The murder for which Thomas Cole sui-
iered the death penalty was one OF ihe most
brutal in the annals of crime. ON tine morn-
ing of July 9Th, l>ss Waiter McAilisier, a
brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad was
found murdered in bed at his boarding
house. he had returned from his work ana
lust gone 90 bed when his Ded-lciloW,
Thomas Cole. entered the room, and. with
out any warning whatever, severed bis
head from his body with am axe. The only
defence the prisoner made 40 the trial was
that he had quawelcd with McAllister
about the breaking of "a hat and over a
Young lady from West Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
WAITED FROM WYTHEViLLE.
seven Thousand Dollars Burned in
Barn. Thunder storm.

seven H0M~Anu ifNIlhAN DNAA'H III ~
Barn. Thunder storm.
WlTmEvILLE, Va. Feb. 2O.- Special.
Mrs. l.. :. simmerman, who lives six miles
east of Wytheyile, had her barn and its
contents destroyed by fire. The fire, which
was evidently the work of an inccndiay.
broke out between 9 and l0 O'Clock. the
flames appearing simultaneously in se4eral
different places. Five hundred bushels of
wheat. thousand bushels of oats, guam
tity OF nay and an the farm machinery, TO-
gethoreNith the building. were burned.
The loss of seven thousand dollars is COW
cred by an insurance of only thirteen hum
dred dollars.
The iron furnace 20 be built at Max
Meadows this spring has been let TO con-
tract.
The organizers Of the Wythevlle De
yclOpment Company, among whom are
some OF the most substantial business men,
met Monday evening TO perfect their plans.
Mrs. Nolney Gibboney. q popular teacher
in the public school, was buried here on
Monday.
Mrs. Polly Rich, an old citizen Of Wythe-
willie and for years landlady Of one OF our
most popular b0arding-h0uses, is very sick
with pneumonia.
The rather unusual phenomenon for this
time of tle year Of severe thunder storm,
visited Wytneyille last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
WEST POINT WAVES
Last Ante Lenten German-w Gather ser-
vice Established.

WEST POINT, Va. Feb. DO Special.
The weekly german took place ON Monday
evening at the Terminal. lt was the most
successful and pleasant OF the season.
Among those in attendance were Misses
Ella and Countess Seawell, Mary Brook and
Fannie Bird and Nora Taliafcrro OF Glouces-
ter. susie and Hattie Waroerton OF King
William, Belle Florence and ONE Lindsey g
Matsie Gatew0Od, Lizzie Wilkinson, hate
Christian. Matte stark, Mrs. j. T.. Lem0ne,
Mrs.. W. A. Trigg and Mrs. i. IL. Adams.
Among the visiting gentlemen were ltich-
lrd and Harry Ialiaferro and Willie 1iop-
ton. Of Gloucester; III. ID. Coles ana VI. H.
Harold. Of Williamsburg, and Harry ofr'
Of Charlotte, y. &.
The music was splendid. TIE party dis
oersed about 2:30 A. M. This Is the last
one tin after Lent.
West Point is now favored with the
weather service, having been constituted
signal station. The signals are displayed
al the claim Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
Cause Much Excitement In and About
Berlin.

BERLIN, Feb. 2O.-iutense excitement
has been caused here by an unexpected
and startling movements OF the troops sla-
toned In about the city. At l o'clock this
afternoon the entire garrison OF Berlin was
ordered under arms, and, by the Emperor .
command, was given tie route 10 kfons-
berg. A panic was only prevented by the
announcement that the movement was sim
ply military surprise. intended 10 test ID
discl pine and efficiency OF lbe garrlstn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

NEW ORLEANS, a.. Feb. 20.-fire in the
Tour0 buildings az the corner OF Canal and
Bourbon streets Yesterday morning result
nd i'm loss of >20O0o, divided between
Levi B. Wolis0n, crockery; II. l.. Ar0uslni,
hats; Leopold Levy. carpets; 4. Werlein,
music; 4. LilenthIl, photographer; A. :.
Schwartz, dry goods, and A. Runkel, dry
goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

SUFFOLK. Va Feb 90 Special Li-At
lfs session this morning the Grand lodge.
knights Of Iythias, selected the city Of Roam
oke as the place for the next annual meeting,
ana this evening at 2.50 o'clock adjourned.
after pleasant and harmonious session.
There was "a grand parade Of the uniform
rank shortly after the adjournment. Allan
tic Division Of Portsmouth. sir Knight Cap
tain Frank Vaughan commanding. ID. j.
lurrfs, ir., DigsOn, 0i flnmplOh. Sir
Knight Captain George NJ. Richter COM
mandine and WiihcTs Division, sir Knight
Captain Il. J.. Whitehead commanding.
were IN line. Tonight there was banquet
az the Town Hall given by Welcome Lodge.
of suffolk, 90 the Grand lodge ana visiting
Pythians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
DANvlLLE pOTS
Miss Pollard's Funera,-todncilman
Browns Leg.


DANVILLE, VA, Feb. 20 special. lido
funeral OF Miss Annie Pollard the young
lady who died Of pneumonia, took place
fbis morning. the body having been kept
ont of the crave twenty-f0ur hours owing
10 the groundless rumOr Of returning life.
Councilman &. T.. Brown. who. while on
visit 10 Portsmouth, broke his leg and has
since been confined 90 his bed IN that cily'
reached home tonight. accompanied by
Norfolk and Portsmouth friends. Ills leg Is
slill IN plaster and he suffers very much.
Richard Perkins (cooled), who on Christ
mas dav shot ana dangerously wounded
Henry Browning, cotton.iaclory opera
ti,e. was today sent On 10 the grand jury,
charged with malicious shooting. His pre-
llnluery hearing has been postponed until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

NlAh SPRINGS, FLA. Feb. 20. The
annual meeting Of the Florida Chau.
+. .' opened to-day with q grand concert
u ineeni, Of New York; Professor
r.. 'i chicago. and other weil-kn0uL
u. 'p'- various parts Of the country vii
e..t -s ine speakers during the coming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
EMORY AND HENRY.
Death OF "Uncie wes"-rersonal Points
About the College

OfAtn OF
About the College
EMORY. VA, Feb. ~ SPECIAL = es-
ley WOodsOn, known among thc sluucn.s ", or.
ncle Wes, servant VINO lot ioIil 1o"tS 49, ~
more has In one capacity or another Dech
.onnected with Emory and Henry College
lied last night while alone in bis room ~
the basement Of the college building. III.
had been complaining for some wefees, Dns
nothing serious was expected. Lasi nish'
Mr.. Hoge, student, went 70 lncle W., We,
iey's room 10 get some job done "nen
he found him 30 unwell as 70 pe y"
the bed. He ministered 70 Uncle NesleN r
wants. giving him necessary medicines e''.'
md when uncle Wesley seemed mucn , ~,
ier he, left. This morning Aitr DfeaAlSs'
Nf. Hoge went again 70 The Oh 'H'sDFs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

PARIS. Feb. 20.-Up 20 the present time
f0rty-three corpses have been removed from
the cOlliery nj Decize. in which occurred
the explosion ON the night OF last Tuesday.
Eight miners. who are seriously hurt, have
also been nixon ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
Another Magnificent Showing Made BY
the Nanufacturcrs' Record.

the Manufacturcrs' Record.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 20.-Am0ng the largest
new enterprises I'm the South. reported last
week 20 the Manufacturers Record. are %
s .5OO.O coal and iron company in Bir-
mingham. 4 contract for buildings, for 20
SjO0.OOO cotton mill at Florence. Ala; the
purchase by Alabama capitalists Of two iul-
naccs and mineral property Tor S1Gu,OOo;
"a SJ0O.O0O cotton mill in Arkansas; S2ll,-
900 car building company in Atlantai %
sjOO.O0O brick and tile wOrksin brunsWick.
"a S2OO,OOO phosphate company in floriIaf
a 5000 cotton mill company in Georgia.
q 100000 cotton miil in North Carolina; "a
$4,000 pulp making company in south
Carolina: S20l.OlO cigarette machine
company in Roanoke Va; new iron fun
mace at Pulaski, Va; johnson city, Tenn,
and NO Bristol by Pennsylvania iron max
ers, and one at Big stone Gap, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

ATLANTA, Ga. Feb. %. Rev. John II.
Lance was murdered Ia Union county sun
day night IN j. supposed that The crime
" s committed by m00nshinen, Wi.o learel
bat Lance would expose them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
The NAyAssA RIOTERS
Sentenced 10 Hanging aud imprisonment
in the Penitentiary.

BALTIMORE, ND. Feb. zl.-Ihe Nayassa
rioters convicted Of murder-Georgc =. hey,
Henry Jones snd Edward Smiih-were this
morning sentenced % be hanged ON March
2S The fourteen other men convicted Of
manslaughter. were sentenced 30 terms.of
Imprisonment i'm the Albany, y. j., pcni-
Tertiary. ranging from two % ten yeas 3.
Twenty-three others, for ri0ting, were SEN
fenced 10 the Maryland house Of correction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

l.'.e''''ihh' ieD. ~. An alarming r..
r'' Pr in progress IN Morocco. The
A. '''i, we're defeated by the rebels al
'Na afterwards bes siged 10 tb,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
THE DEADLY GRIP

Carrying on People Like sheep in
Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO. Tx. Feb. 2O.-Priiaie
letters received from Mexico state that Tue
grip has been more widespread and ptfsis-
tent IN its ravagcs there than anywhere
else on the American continent. This has
been especially the case among the poor
classos. who live generally In houses which
AFFORD mo- protection against the elements.
They have died absolutely like sheep. just
now the supply of collins has been exhaust
ed. aud many bodies have been buried with
ont Them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

npw on account Of the Inability OF the IN.
lNred man TO appeai ar witness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21
NEW YoRK NEWS
IRE worId'- Fair Bin signed-Baiiet Re-
for,n No,, on Ton--IOwn TOPICS.

NEW YORA. Feb. 2o.--Ballot reform ond
rapid transit row become ine local public
issues since the further contention on the
Worlds Fair moves on to " ashlngion-
Candid critics admitihsi Got1am's chances
have been hurt b, the domestic -1nAople-.
but a big committee VIII move on ine capt.
tai and tr, and ~hcop up the fagg'ns M
fuouce- in our favor.
Governor Hin is committed against me
nrpsnnt measure flr ballot r,iorm.. and
must hnd some new arguments 90 bolster
up the sure veto that awaits % When IL
comes before him. Re thus runs counter
to the present trend a. public opinion 40 ms
party. NOT only here. bat in most oi lne
other important States. iie is an agile
statesman. however. and may sim hnd
some excuse for either abandoning bis pre-
sonf uo.ifiom or fo suggest q cunf tnient
comrfumise Ike that which let Boss fiatt
down on tlc Fair Bill.
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'0 in ile Iouro building. corner OF
loWton streets, Ncw Orleans. in
n0lc. to the amount Of s2OO,OOO.
roNoor and Thomas J. Cole wer
fn M0yamenang prison.--William
"a..us nas hanged az Bellefonte
HI. muflcr.-Ihc Navassa rioters
'.acei yesterday, the three con-
H mrr 'er % bee hanged March 23d.
fourteen convicted Of mansiaughiei
'anelf in the Albany pcnitentiary
resident and party spent the day
....f and holding "a reception at Pitts
I'D. Manufacturers Record makes
nf showing for Southern enter
rns iho past veek.-The coro
verdict il Tie eawtelle murder cas-
'" . believed. accord with the impres-
' 'lai ihc crime occurred in New
i''.fe.- Rev. John A. Lance was muI-
ili Union county. Oa.-rhe sixth an
He0lrs of the Florida Chautauqua
H Dsiunisk Springs. - Johnsiowp,
again threatened By p rise IN the
't-fa.--A violent wind and snow
prevailed 90 Halifax - Martin
'iac Polish King and his followers
anfen away from the parsonage al
-'...ife Dy piiesl who had revolver.
ite Francis Train 10 preparing IN Bef-
'f if ifip amuud the world.
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squire Wilson. of Great Bridge, and the
minor heirs Of John Forbes, Of Norfolk.
have been granted pensions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-21

Rev. DR.. ID. G.. Corey, Of Utica, one Of The
most prominent Baptist clergymen oi this
state. died to-day. AGED Se'ent}-s,N. lie
had been pastor of one church Tor nearly
nifty years.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Thomas Neison
Page. OF Richmond, viii read a paper -
fore the Nineteenth Century IlnO on ITO
>outh AS a Field fos Authorship aud ths
New southern Literature" The topic VIII
he discussed afterwards by Richard Natsca
e,.laer. editor of the Century Magazine, sn
Maud Howe Elliott, Of Boston.