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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

There will be no more pleasing or in
structiye entertainments this season than
the ODER lectures at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this week. Mr.. Obcr is "a
vigorous young American, who has made q
literary name for himself. lie is already "a
recognized authority ON Mexico. lie has
spent many years i'm careful explorations.
accounts Of which have been given 90 the
public i'm his books "llistOry OF Mexico.
..1he Silver City" Camps in the Caribbces
and others. Mr. ODER is am e1 ~ aud fluent
speaker. II has been said Of him that "hi-
power Of description, together with BIZ
GOOD enunciati0n and method of presenting
facts 90 the audience at once put him in the
front rank as a lecturer" His descriptions
are superbly illustrated with dlss0lNine
views made from negatives taken with BIZ
own camera. Some idea Of the beauty oi
these views may Boz gathered from the face
that 10 cost over $1,000 30 illustrate biz
Mexico" alone. The first lecture will hf
on Friday subject, Mexico or
Saturday, at 2:3OP. NJ, "a matinee especially
for the school children will be giyen-sub-
iect, "Algiers and Arab Tents" saturday
evening the subject will Doe spain The
association is 20 be congratulated on BE-
curing such AN attraction as Mr.. ODER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Buildings. approved by the Governor, out
OF any money In the treasury not otherwise
appropriated; and hereafter no conNicis
shall be employed on the public GROUNDS
and buildings. =, This act shall be IN iorce
from It's passage.
House bills were passed as follows:
TO authorize the board Of supervisors OF
Madison county 10 borrow money; 10 incor-
porate the Bent Mountain iron Mining and
Manufacturing Company, also 10 authorize
said company % construct and operate taii-
roads for the purpose Of connecting tneir
works or mineral lands, or 10 coanect the
same with other railroads, highways or
other internal improvements; 10 amend ana
rp-cpact section 400, chapter O. Of the
Code Of Virginia. 1857, In relation 10 the APP
pointmenf OF school trustees for towns Of
more than five hundred inhabitants; 10 re-
enact chapter 80. act OF Assembly 1873, ior
the relief of sheriis in the service Of CIVIL
progress of other counties than the one
in which they reside.
HOUsK ROUTINE.
introduced and referred. BY. Mr.. Fent-
ress. To restrict shooting, and 20 prevent
the destruction OF wild fowl In the waters
of Back BAY and its tributaries, IN the
county OF Princess Anne. By Mr. nay
To prohibit preferences in assignments
made by insolyent or embarrassed debtors
and TO provide for the removal and appoint.
mcnt OF trustees in such assignments ana
for furnishing inventories Of assets; 10
amend the Code in relation 10 appeals from
the county courts TO amend the tode III
relation % suits on bonds. by Mr.. 6lDson
A pctitl0n Of James A. Hawkins for releii 10
amend the Code in relation 10 Official bonds.
By Mr.. Hume (by requesD: To incorporate
me town Of Nauck, in Alexandria county.
By MIR. Hay; To amend the Code 80 as to en-
large the jurisdiction Of the county courts.
Bv Mr.. Johnston To amend the Code III re-
lation 10 the sale Of lands returned dellh.
uucnf for the nOn-pay ment Of taxes ana
levies. BY Mr.. Dabney: Joint resolution
requesting our senators and representa-
tiycs 10 support a bill for the free coinage OF
silver: petition Of TAG citizens Of Charlottes-
vile and Albemarie county for the passage
of "A Joint resolution requesting our senators
and representatives In Congress to support
n bin for the free coinage Of silver. by Mr..
Eagland: 10 protect employer and employe.
5y Mr.. Woods: For the appointment oil as-
SCISSORS for the city Of Roanoke.
House bill was passed TO prevent INJURY
IA trade by corporations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

DR.. ". 4. Opponhimer, president OF the
Board of Health. furnishes in his weekly
report the following statistics for the week
ending January T.: Deaths B-males: 3
whites, r. colored; females: white. no
colored. Mean temperature for week end
Ing January 4. $500. 80 degree l6: week
ending January ,, 1859. 80 degree 33. Rain
fall for week ending January , 1880, O.I0
inches; week ending January >. 1889. O.04
inches. Comparative weekly mortality for
week ending January 4. 1870, IA white and
p colored; week ending January ., 1850
- White and 10 c0i0red.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The will Of George Nociker was admitio,
TO probate I'm the ChancCry Court Yesterday
The estate is valued at $1,000, and is bc
queathed as follows. George Noclker, Jr.. ,
special bequest OF 5000, after the incurrn-
of which the residue Of the estate is divided
into seven equal parts, and each person 10
the following is given % seventh: Loui.
NOelker. son Of the deceased: Elizabeth
Leigh, Emma, Bertha and Nina N0eiker
daughters ofthe deceased; George \Oelker
q son, and Thomas JudsOn Matthews. q
grandson. Christian seigle qualified as eX-
nnuinr of IN. n.lnln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

By typographical error TIE TIMES stated
yesterday that there was one troop OF cav
airy connected with the militia of the COM
monWealth. There are already six troops.
"a seventh is being organized. and every ef-
fort VIII Dee made 90 raise. altogether ten
companies. The cavalry is one OF The most
important arms of the militia service. and
Nirginia's quota is FAR superior % those Of
most other states. Few Nirginians. espe-
cially In the country, cannot ride. and out
door lie gives them confidence and ease ia
the saddle. and certain dash essential 20
successful cayalrymen. The Military Club
Will no doubt have much 10 do with
strengthening this feature OF the militia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Beattle Black.

Mr.. William r. Beattie, Of Manchester.
and Miss Agnes 4. Black were married yes
terday afternoon at . O'Clock. The ccrc-
m0ny was performed by tine Rev. Father il.
A. Cutler Of the Church OF the sacred
Heart. at the residence OF the brides father.
Major b. j. Black. NO. 1900 Floyd avenue.
Mr.. Arthur Evans. of Richmond. acted a-
best man and Messrs. Willie Moody anD
Horace Bradley, of Manchester. and Messr-.
James Kirk and Benjamin POindeXter, %
Richmond. as the ushers. A reception wa
held after the marriage.
At G:2O O'Clock the bride and groom left
for New York via Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

CHARLOTTE. NC, January e. Special.
Brad,treet of some days ago noted Hall
Brothers. OF Hickory. y. c.. as assigned.
Mayor Hall was in town to-day. and said his
firm We're outraged at the false representa-
fion. Bradstreet has telegraphed that il
was a mistake, but the publication has not
been without deeieri0us effect, and Hall,
with his lawyer. has the matter under legal
adyisemeni, with the prospect Of "A suit.
Hall. in North Carolina, stands solid as "a
rock.
A special 10 the Chronicle tonight says:
"B. %. jenkins. owner of distillery near
Earle station. Cleveland county, was shot
through the body aud m0rtally wounded by
j. II. McNeilly. The cause Of the quarrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
The Richmond and Danville r.. r. Co

commencing sunday, January 3. 1890.
will run solid trains (Nos 81 and so be-
tween West Point, Va. and Raleigh. \. C..
via keysville and Durham. These trains
make close connection at West Point with
Baltimore steamers. Train leaves West
Point AT A. NJ, arriving az Raleigh al
Gals +. NJ. Daylight ride. Trains No. 80
and ~ connect at Greensboro, n. C.. as
usual for Raleigh, &c. Raleigh coach. Via
keysyille, will be withdrawn from train
No. 30. See schedule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Richmond Theatre.

Commencing Thursday, January 9th, for
three nights and saturday matinee, the
Richmond faN0rites. X. ID. Maclean and
Marie Prescott will appear in a series Of
Shakcspeare's greatest plays as follows
Thursday, "OthellO," with Miss Marie Pres
colt as lagO and Mr.. MacLean as OthellO:
Friday, 1.-The Winters Tale Saturday
matinee, the ladies' iayOrite. "Pygmalion
and Galatea;" and saturday night Mr.. Mac
Lean will appear in his great creation of
'Kichard ILL.," sale OF seats opens this
morning at \. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
WHO MIGHTY WAS.
We Beg Pardon for This But We Were
Asked to Make Answer.

Asked TO MAKE AHNNfis
Early Yesterday morninga gentleman en-
tered the Office Of THE TINES, planked HIM
self solidly In front Of enc Of the desks, ana
i'm "a well modulated voice asked W no n
this NcGiutv. ANYHOW ?" lie then walked
0ut without waiting for an answer. As he
h. not the only one who is anxious 10
discover the identity Of the man who had SO
many mishaps, which have been celebrated
i'm verse. we take this opportunity 10 reply,
al the risk. however, Of repetition.
Nobody knows who struck Billy Iatter-
son. So nobody knows who McGiniy was
except that his given name was balllei'
shortened for metrical purposes INTO Dan
some of his characteristics, however, ana
"A few personal facts connected with nm
have been published broadcast. lie was q
married man, and was proud 10 De inc
father Of one happy child, that Is 1t IS sup
posed the child was happy IN possessing
such an ambitious father
That McGinty was "a man OF culture u
evidenced by the fact that be showed the
greatest propensity 10 dress i'm his best sun
dav clothes, "a habit which brought him ali
his mislortunes. He had an acquaintance
named Pat Mccain, who bet him That ne
could carry him on his back 10 the TOP Oh
The wall. and the wies Of this, Mc6inty, Who
lei 90 near the top. resulted in the first iall,
which gave the text down Went McGlnty.'
Though Dan won five dollars by this fall, lac
was a sorry lot when taken TO the hospital
Devotion 10 his family led him TO leave
the place before he could see straight. Con
,equentlv down he went again. thus TIME
through coal hole on the sidewalk. ms
would intimate that McGinty lived IN New
York. and this theory is strengthened by the
fact that when emerging from the hole nc
sought vengeance upon the driyerof the coal
cart the policeman arrested him ior being
drunk. and down he went TO the bottom OF
the jail.
After remaining there for six months he
tried again his design Of reaching his
family. which had been frustrated origi-
nally by the cOal-hole. Alas for human
hopes and aspirations. His wife and child
had deserted his home but one day before.
I'm spite Of the fact that Dan had great
aversion TO water, and that he still had on
that best suit, he sought solace in suicide.
and as the epic runs:
Down went McGinty to the bottom Of the
sea.
Ana he must be very wet. for they haven't
found him yet.
They say that McGinty's ghost haunts the
docks nj break of day,
Dressed Ina ms best sunday clothes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

About 2:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon
Dick Evans and Ned Massey, two colore0
walters in the dining-room of Ford's Hotel
got into quarrel. lthappened while the
guests were being served with dinner. The
two walters began he quarrel in the kitch-
en-. From warm words the two men, it is
charged, got 20 violent and proiane Ian
guage. which eliminated in Dick Massey
picking up dish and throwing it at Ned
Massey's head. The dish struck the leil
temple a CHANGING blow inillcting a severe
city ambulance was called and DR.. Davis,
the physician in charge, dressed the wounds.
Dick Evans had not been arrested last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The ladies interested in the bazaar 10 be
held in March for the benefit Of the y. NJ.
&. A. held their second meeting YESTERDAY
noon. Plans We're discussed and formu-
lated, and the affair promises % be admira-
bly, conducted. The officers present were
Mrs. Nj. :. Smith. president; Mrs. Thomas
Christian, secretary; Ms Edward 4. FISH
er, assistant secretary, and Ms G.. ID. Nc
lntyre, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Academy of Music.

last night no the second presentation of
Rico's beautiful production Of the musical
hurlesque "lhe COrsair,' and all that was
said in Yesterdays issue Of InE IIMEs in
praise OF the performance was again amply
Justified by last nights work of the com
pany. "1hc COrsair' should be seen by all
who admire handsome cOstumings, beauti-
lul scenery, catchy music and singing. Ii
will be given this afternoon and tonight for
the last time. The advance sale of seats for
"Aloue IN London" which commences a
three-nights' engagement az the Academy
on tomorrow night, Will 90 ON sale this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
The Gorernor and the Law.

The Governor issued a requisitiOn yester.
day upon the Governor OF kentucky ioI
John French, charged with murder in the
first degree In Pulaski county William /.
Cooper, Of that county, was sent rs the
agent on the part Of Virginia. French is
under arrest in London, Ky.
The Governor refused 10 pardon Major
Bentley (colored), who was convicted in the
Hastings Court of Richmond Of malicious
cutting and sentenced TO two years in the
penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Following are the conyicts received al the
state peniteniiary yesterday: William ".
Brooks aud William W. Lewis, col0red.
both from King and Queen. two years each
for housebreaking. William Ross and
Frank Jones, both cOlored, from Augusta
county, SIX years each for malicious malm-
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

A rumor was afoat Yesterday that Gov
ernOr Mckinney had received am author
lied communication from the British bond
holders proposing "a settlement OF the state
debt other than that agreed on boy the peo-
pleof Virginia. Upon an attempt 10 cor
r0bOrate the report % was learned that %
communication was received asking il His
Excellency would receive proposition to
that elect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
Illegal Promotions.

PHILADELPHIA. January civil Ser
vice Commissioner Roosevelt. who has been
investigating The charge that Collector 81
Customs Cooper. OF this port. iu violation
of law. appointed two men as lah0r0rs and
at once promoted them tO Doe clerks With
out suhiecting them f0 civil service
examination. has reported t0 the effect that
such promotions aYe Illegal. Dut fhat the
commission has no power t0 prevent them.
except in Washington. where DO bias fml
control of all appointments. Jan other cities.
officials possessed Of power similar 40 ibat
OF Collector Cooper, can eyade the law by
appointing men as laDorer- and Chen pro-
noting them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

CARNI LII, January 6.-rhe Mississippi
river at this point is within three feet 0f
high water mark. IL Is rising at the rate
Of three feet in two hours. III rain con
tinues serious trouble il feared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

COLUMBIA. s. g., January Title muir
der Of j. :. Brown. "a white planter. near
Midway, barnwell county. 0u December DO.
was alleged 90 have been one prime cause
" the recent butchery of eight negroes con-
fined in the Barnwell Jail. To-day i0m
negroes charged with being impiI-
Gated In the murder 0f Brown stewart.
the actual murderer having made hs
escape-were brought before ODE supreme
Court here under haheas corpus proceed
ing- for admission tD bail. Gill Walker and
Charles Jones We're admitted 90 bad Boz
500; Lewis Rivers and ieIekiah Abel
two other men deeply implicated were ro-
quired Do furnish $1,000 bail. The negroes
were escorted back tO BamWcll Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The famous gold mines Of the province
Of Caraboya, ia Lima, which were for.
merly worked extensively by the Span.
iards and Portuguese, but were subse.
quently abandoned, are now exciting
great interest Many quartz and placer
mines are being taken zap. as, with tho
advance Of civilization and improve.
ments in the roads, enterprise Is taking
rapid strides in that district. whero there
is immense mineral and vegetable
wealth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

GAINsNILLE. Ten. January 7.-General
I.C. Jordan. who was "A prominent Con-
iederate officer. was found dead Yesterday
in house on his ranch. lilty miles wostof
this city, whore he has lived alone for a
number Of years. Ii is supposed he died Of
heart disease He leaves large fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

ST. LOUIS, January This morning. at -.
O'Clock. as street-car on Fourth street was
bowling along al rapid rate of speed. the
two horses ran against a broken electric
light wire, which hung like loop across
the street. The shock killed both horses
instantly and stunned the driver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
CATAlN CUTCHiNS' CUP.
Presented TO Him by the Light Infantr'
Blues.

Presented 10 Him by the Light Infantry
Blues.
Although last night was am exceedingly
stormy and disagreeable one, the Richmond
Iirht Infantry Blues had "a full attendance
at their monthly reception. After the drill
the bows surprised Captain Cutchins with
"A very handsome solid silver. g0d-lned
cup. bearing the cOat-0i-arms of the com-
pany. The cup was presented by Lieuten-
ant W =. DashiCll. yicc-presideut of the as
ISOLATION. in few welI-chOsen words. Al
though taken hy surprise, Captain Clutch
ms responded in happy little speech
ihanking the members for their kindness
and appreciation. The cup was engraved
by Mr.. W. A. ,pott and is am excellent
piece of workmanship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

sallie Cane, a colored mnatic from Au-
Wlsta county, was received 40 the Pine.
Hospital Yesterday, there to remain until
room can be made for her 40 the state Luna
lie AsNlum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

That part Of the Flat Top division Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad from Taze-
well 20 llOnaker, distance Of thirty-fOur
miles. will De opened for traffic on January
18th. The new extension will open up a
new country abounding in timber coal and
iron
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

A cough, cold. or sore throat should not
be neglected. Browns Bronchial 1roches
are a simple remedy, and give prompt re-
lief Twenty-Five cents box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

Liquid Bread The positive extract of
nutriment. Good for inyalids. T.. >tumpf
a. 60. Phone an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

IIIl .AN.. NI NI|IIH."II
RICHMOND Nh., December -- 1850.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
fAG of tle -fochhoii .s. oi Mls bank wlli lo
held 800 il0lr laukng-n0use on MONDAY
Jisuani 18Th. lIo'c'ock A.M.
lai-iw j. N. elAIuA. cashier.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
A 4 stockholders of the
pAMDNKEI MANL AND PHOSPHATE
COMPANY
VIII Doe lcli af OBJ. Office of ODE Company I'M
Richmond. Na ,at ~ 81. TUESDAY. JANU-
ANY lrIII. Irll.
hy order ol President
H.O. pi0NAM. Ir..
dc2T-1m Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
ROYAL BAHINa rowDrn-.

The beer for YOU TO have at home and 90
keep in your cellar Is the "BulWciser.n D..
Stumpf a Co. Phone lll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

The "Erianger.' so superior FOX ihe
table. J.. stumpf d Co. Phone go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

CITY iAHfNEEN'' OFFICE
hlnHaNp, Va. January B 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEiN I'D ai this oliee tll JANUARY i0uI,
AT O'CLoc2 =. ai.. i1f furnishing ail maie-
rails and laying Che grant. oundalon OH he
cONFEDERAIE SOLDIERS And SAIL
Ons MONUMENT, 90 De- erected GA Libby
hiil as per plans and specifications on Ole at
this Office.
Tho right 90 reject ans en- al proposals IS
reserved WE.CUI-HAW. Ens.noes
Tor C. =. ands Monument Association.
laf-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
CABLE NOTES.

LISBON, January I.-SenOr Gomez will
reply % Lord oalisbury's menacing note at
the end Of the week. II is believed that he
viii intimate the readiness Of Portugal 10
orler the restoration Of the status quo pro-
yided the British government will do the
same.
LONDON. January Henry NJ Stanley
has accepted the offer OF a banquet in his
honor % be given by Americans in London,
but SAYS be cannot definitely fX the date
lie cables that he will probably arrive in
London about the middle OF February.
VIENNA, January G.-The Austrian ship
Proyidensa, bound from COnstantinOple 10
Marseilles, foundered at sea in a heavy
gale. All on board were lost.
BERLIN. January THE Dowager En-
press Augusta is dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Belgian Miners and German Socialists Re
sort to the Torch.

sort To the Torch.
LONDON. January The burning Of ST..
Michaers Church at AK La Chappelle so
closely succeeding the destruction of the
Belgian mOnlrch's summer palace at
Laeken. has caused great uneasiness i'm
Belgium and Germany. Both fires We're
undoubtedly Of incendiary origin, and the
rulers of the two countries are now aware
that they are involved in "a deadly con-
dict with "a foe by whom every means Of in
jury and terrorism VIII Dee adopted The
striking miners OF Belgium and the prose
cuted socialists OF Germany have ia their
misery. one means Of making themselves
feared. though open revolt is denied. and DO
remains t0 Dee seen whether natural cum
ming ot ihe ploleiarlat viii not be too much
for the trained acutenesss OF government
spies.
DEATH OF DOWAGER EMPIRES AUGUSTA.
LONDON. January Tile death Of the
DOWager Empress Augusta. although from
the nature oi her illness aud considering
her advanced age not unexpected. has
caused "a profound feeling OF sorrow in Ber-
lin. The attack Of influenza with which
She was seized with the utmost yiru-
lence Of the malady. gave early
indications Of developing into pneu-
m0nia, and eliminated in that disease.
despite the strenuous efforts of her physi-
clans 10 avert 10. The scenes in the streets
after the announcement of her death WILDLY
recalled those following the death II her
husband. the late Emperor William l.. and
iae reFercntial demeauOr Of the crowd
which throngs the vicinity Of the palace
strongly suggests "A renewal Of the yenera-
ton in which the old monarchs
memory is held by all Germans
rather than a tribute 10 the one just dead.
irrespective OF her association with him. I'm
consequence of the death Of the DOwager
Empress, an Of the preparations which
were already making for a brilliant celeb-a-
ton Of the birthday Of Emperor William H..
on January ID. have been abandoned and
the occasion will be allowed % pass with
out special recognition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08

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