The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-10
IHE NEWS SUMMARY.

For Virginia and North Carolina: Warmer.
lair weather.
Comte dc Paris and suite arrived In Rich
mond yesterday. The quarterly meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce was held. -
Past Commander Charles I. Loehr delivered
an address ON the Battle Of Point Lookout
before Pickett Camp.-The october term OF
the Cry Circuit Court begins Monday
Mrs Ella Blackburn. Of Chesterfield. died.
-Dr. l.. Ashton, Of Fredericksburg, has re-
signed ms q member OF the State Board OF
Medical Examiners.-1he colored folks
want the IIowitzers TO firo q salute the day
of their celebration- Mrs. Mary A. Tyler
.ied.-The First Virginia Regiment Will
celebrate its nineteenth anniversary on tho
2O,h October.-The Committee on Ordi-
nances met.-A donation Of $4,000 was
made to the Retreat for the Sick k.-Henry
". Hunnicut. OF Petersburg. was killed by
an electric car.-The first car Of the ssuth-
side Land and improvement Company was
run over the Free bridge.
VIRGINIA.
The old historic jameson house, at Culpep-
or. ,ias been sold for S3,OOO.--So far orders
have been given I'm advance for eighteen
thousand Smithheld hams. and curers Will
not be able to supply the demand.-The
Warm Springs Valley has put on Its beauti-
fnl autumn foliage. e.-liOn. III. 81. George
Tucker is expected TO speak at Bath Court
house next Tuesday.-The Democrats OF
gloucester had rousing meeting at the
courthouse Tuesday Mrs, Rose Lee Nell
son. of Danvillc. died yesterday .-kobert
Keen, tough negro citizen OF Crooktown.
cI. Safur-
day. He was arrested. but got away.-The
suit of Jennie l.. Penn against the DanViile
street railroad for $1,000 damages was being
conducted ia the Hastings Court yesterday.
Tho Lynchbnrg Fair was greater sue
cess Yesterday than ever. Mr.. Bradley !.
Johnston made fine speech.-Petersbur
Lodge. No. II, A. +. and A. NJ, VIII present
the Masonic Orphans Home Of Virginia with
q, handsome clOck-Mr. William Blown
and Miss Fannie Parten, OF Chesterfield,
were married Wednesday.-The Virginia
and kentucky railroad has been organized
in Wvtbeyille.-James Is. Taylor. y confec-
tioner OF Staunton, died yesterday from an
o.erdose Of bromide Of potash.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Captain W. j. Rogers. Democratic nominee
f,r { ingress In the Second North Carolina
tstrict. has Withdrawn on account OF Ill
h.altn.--Sam Jones realized $4,000 from
Ais Wilmington meetings.-Mr George
Riehnrdson. Of Farmville, drew the famous
Grandv mansion in oxford. n. C.. yesterday.
The Farmers Alliance Of wilkes county
arc giving trouble by endorsing the Republic
can candidate in the Eighth district
WASHINGTON.
Dhio Republican managers are assessing
orfce-holders in Washington for campaign
purposcs In defiance ofthe evil service law
The Republican campaign book recently
publlshed was 80 full Of ridiculous errors
lhat IL n ad 70 be called In.
NEW YORK.
New developments regarding the effect OF
the new tariff law are daily being made In
New York. MIR Lewis Stuyyesant Chanler'
Of Ne,g York, brOiher-in-law Of Mrs. Amelie
Kiyes-Cbanier. was married recently in Lon
don 10 Miss Alice Cuamberlaine.-E
80 heal dissension in the National Guard oi
New York are being made by AdJutan; Cen
eral Porter.-James A. simmons, Indicted
for wrecking the sixth National Bank did
not pni Ia an appearance yesterday.
GENERAL
william Thurman, maniac, Of Muncie,
Ino deliberately placed his head on rail-
road track. and wss decapitated.-The 81.
Eueu.1e mine disaster ID shown to nave been
caused by the criminal act OF one OF the
miners fo r personal vengeanee.--Jeannine
Dumas daughter Of the celebrated author
WAS married yesterday at Mary lie Roi.
FOREIGN.
The soundings which have been so far made
for the proposed channel bridge on the Eng
lish side, have not been satisfactory.-Mr'
Iohn Drew Gay. Il weli-known London jour
nalist. is dead The future outlook FOR the
port Of London Is gloOmy.--Niss Wallis mas
produced play entitled "lhe Sixth Com
nandment." which the London press uni
xrrslllY condemns.