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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
UNIVERSITIES OF THE WORLD.

Norway has university, 20 professors and
$50 students
France has l university, $50 professors and
$500 students
Belgium has universities, S. professors and
200 students
Holland has 4 universities, so professors AMI
600 students
Portugal has university, 30 professors and
800 students
Italy has Il universities, GOO professors and
II, 40 students.
Sweden has . universities, l73 professors
and ,OlO students.
Switzerland has 3 universities, 90 professors
aud 2, 200 students
Russia has universities, 5s2 professors
and 0,g00 students.
Denmark has I university. 40 professor
and 400 students
Austria has 10 universities, $50 professors
and 1900 students
Spain has 10 universities. $50 professors
and ID, 200 students
Germany has 81 universities, 1000 profes-
sors and 25,0A students
Great Britain has II universities, S3I pro
fessors and 500 students.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Let MS say that the "paroe' agreed upon IS
the word "arc. % and that one Nihlll.t desired
70 saw 20 the other "Murier the tar Ihen
he would end bis clpner in the following
manner: He places tho words, with the let
tsrs arc as shall describe. viz.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

Four ssuidereis Pay the Penalty Of Their
Chine.

Four sluidereis Pay the Penalty OF Their
Chine.
EAsrON. pa. Apliio.-W william Darthols-
mew was hanged here ibis morning for the
murder of Aaron W. billiard. The drop fell
at 1885 O'Clock. Although Bartholomew
had threatened t0 give fh. sheriff trouble
and f0 f.hf t0 llo la-t. uH walked to tlc
.caI0M Oulcfiy HId win a urn step. BAR
fholemeu murdered Diliud With ths conni-
vance OH Mrs. Dlall with whom he was
o ol0po. Mr-. Dl'aM 'a now in the peni-
leutlary. sDYln. % liie sentence.
BsfLFfoNIF. pA- April ALFRED An
drews was hanged hele to-day for the Kill
m-0i Clara Price. The drop ieii at ! '@.
b. nrsi mqol ino eir and then murdered
Acf 20 prevent defectlD1.
tYNH-nono. rA~ april q. Zach Iay-
Ior WAS hanged leic at 1872 o'clock ms
morning. iic nl.k.d nuni} lpon ile -cai-
fOil and Wl. Drlfpt ihe lasi. ln speeeh 20
said le was an innocent man; mat ne never
saw Ile mll nAJ WAS mulle.oi ana lDlt
he was going homc to jern-. IA3l >
crime sa. the murder 0f Nn. McCausland
i0r bis money.
TnFN BURG. pA.. April o. Charles Car
tor fhs murderer OBJ John Matthews. wiis
banged in iho county laii at i'l o eiec~
T flis afternoon. Garter met iis deail fAiiii-
/ iy. uailiu. f0 ile sclr0i with nrm tread.
F ua ir.de n0 speech. and bis neck Was
+ Dlosen oY ihl iaih
+ gartorw8s about twenty years ~ age,
/ ID native Ol llchmlLI. b 90. and rather
-.ol LOOKING nr1rn. iia ard Dbl, victim,
/ Matthews. lacamc infatuated with fmwA
/ Dunn. "a uh.fD elr. Who nar also li'l. .itni
visitor 90 fhe Roberts lon,., "neie A1i.
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and by his death Petersburg loses o iiua-
bic and useful citizen. and the church one
Of its best and most valuable members.
Mr.. Iappcy leaves widow and several
children.
Mr. George W. Warren. who resided 40
The Briitou place. in Chesterfield county. 70
few miles from Petersburg. was found dead
in his bed Tins morning. lie committed su-
icido with % pistol sometime during the
night. lie came 90 Chesterfield from Ohio .
Mr. II. G.. Lacy. who for many years past
has been the keeper of The National Gene
terry at Poplar Grove. ln DiuWddie county.
received instructions on yesterday from
Washington 20 take charge Of thc National
Cemetery 40 Wilmington. y. q. lie VIII
leave for WilmingtOl the Isl ofueXt month,
and viii take his family wiih him.
Intelligence has been received here nd o."
death of Mr.. J. R. parham "a prominent
farmer ef Sussex county. which occurred
last night. The deceased was "a halfhr0fh-
er of Mr. R. VI. Dob.e, of this city.
A COr0uer's inquest was held at the city
imi lhIs afternoon in view of Che body oi
Emanuel Brown. negro iunaiic. who died
at that institution at an early lour in'e
morning. lhp verdict OF tho jury was tuat
death was caused from nervous prostrat0n.
followed by iunacy.
The Democratic City Central Committee
decided tO-uight 90 hold % convention for
the purpose of nominating "a city ticket on
tho l.ih instant. u viii Doe composed oi
sixty delegate. ten from each ward in ilc
CITY. These delegates viii Doe elected roo
ward-meetngs 90 Doe held ON the 18th in-
-fHuf
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
SUICIDE OF GEORGE W. WARREN
iN CHESTERFIELD.

Parks Co be Secured for Norfolk Plans
of the AppomaitoN Hatue-c Ground Conn
pany-News Gathered In Many Parts OF
the Commonwealth.
NORFOLK, April o. - Special - The
Norfolk councils took the initial step last
night TO seizure two parks for ihe city. one
is io Doc in Che western section of the city
ON ihc river front, and Che other in the oast-
on section cf the city, on Mahone's
lake. The special park committee is
instructed to secure tue land
necessary for these parks ly purchase. il
possible. and ID n0t. tncn hy condemnation.
Both sites selected Will nave tO Boo filled ll.
and are noN covered Ny water. THE West
end park ls ine property Immediate
ly adjoining the Chesapeake and
Ohio road piers. and about The most
valuable water front in the city. IT
gives beautiful view of The hlrbOr. and
viii Doe 0u ile order Of fle Battery Park oi
Char'esiown. THE East tut Park will Doe
made on Nahone's lake which is just ol-
p0site the Norfolk ana Western roads depot
The amount of money necessary 90 carN
ont hUlu plans rs estimated no
hai "a million dollars. and it is
thought tuat two years VIII Ne required io
complete the work. The drawing. have al
rna1v heon made. and each park Will cover
aNo1f tan acre. off ground. and have land
inc iiaca. for small boats and lakes rum
ming through.
The outlook for The truckers just now IS
v;Iid ,,,i l.s i9,oe rha .alond ,.,or of meas
/. sf,,,,f f,.o inches ht.h and fhn second
.r.r or l.sr. i. En- fsn .,round
-t,,,,l.,r.0. .r. airoa6t c.nmenrinr f1
,ir@n rrl The morEef- win bn Wen
sft.laf ,.,th fhnm Lv fla middle of n.Nl
vool,. iffbi. weathericontinuc.. Thepotato
CROP viii Do week earlier than last year.
anI +. in good condition. The general crop
will hD iu The market about the middle Ol
May. and with fair prices. the outlook for
tho fric. rais.fs is good.
The meeting Of the John S. Barbour DEM
ocruiic Club in iis cluh-rO0m. last night
vas exciting THE club is the largest boo
the cift. numbering some 500. and is % pow
or in local parties. John A. Brimmer. Dr..
Norfolk city sergeant. is president. and
fa "a esudidafo for ra-.I.rfiou. AT fine meet
inc fa.t nfrht A. ID cunn edition of thr
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~ ne nnrtr Nonnr was called
,,,.,,, t,. .,,e,i et .l,o n,.eti,o "a motion ,ga.
carried f6 adi0urn. and Rr Y0une's friends
ara crifici-lnu .barnly th. di,c0urtesg
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AppuinhttnA EA'it' 't"'i'" -''''
of llr,. James s.. Roberts.
,.......... A.,r. .-,..i,l
i'' N''''' .''' ''
Tine VIII ol Nrs. Amanda 1879 ani' ieii'' 0i
fbe ata W r-0n BRYANT. Was recorded yes
...t. .r.,. ,.,o.,.t ..l .-fafo ID. about snl.-
,.,a -h. ieavr- $500. fa o...n ol her sisters
'....i if.fh.r.. ai,hf DAB number. and the bal-
'...'.. b.. ,.e....,. relation. and friends i'm diff
....t ,,,o,.rt- UDr brother. jaime, q.
"A iii,,n,. ,,... made ..ocuior.
lemn. \ Robert. who died his
,.,.'-r.r', WAS 'a si.fOrof r.. &. Quinn. OF the
fr,a nr M Gnrronbeimcr A Coz and Joseph
Oninn. of Am. civ. and was most excel.
i.,fl.dr
Tbe Annomaitox land Company. mcor-
,..rlf.l llt tha late LEGISLATURE. composed
almost Exclusively of Northern stOckh0ld-
nr. viii soon omen stock at slO0 per share.
a. .slil fn one half whole amount S-J0-
l00 and tba ca-h na,menf required viii be
D., rDr cent. Assessments viii not ne
,..i. within ninety dars of each other. and
'.t r..,. oraafor sums than 21 per cent Two
i.t- ~ ,.Dnl .l.uara pei VIII be given with
.,.t Shane of stock and deeds i0 lots fur
,i.h.d when -foek i- fully paid uu. II is
.'ti,.0+ad fliaf ef.or allowing some seventy
f.'' acre. f.r camn grounds. al hotel. park.
ioniey.rl- lfc. the holdings viii make
D. DO4lnls. OnD-half of the proceeds of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
WI is Going Oh OF Interest on the Other
Side of The Water

Nh G H. Going on OF Interest ON tire other
Side of the water.
a regular meeting OF the City Council
Will De held next Friday nl-ht
City Engineer Nelson is pushing ahead
the street improvement work.
There is i0t of good gravel being taken
out OF ihe Belt Line cut Ou Major w. alkol
farm.
Captain William Henry White. of tie
Manchester Water Company. has returned
tO New 0rs.
Mrs. Frank T.. Marks and children. of
Petersburg. are 0n afisit tO friends in Hich-
m0ud and Manchester.
Mrs. William vs.. 1iichluz. 0f pON Nhatau.
ls visiting Der sister, Mi-. Judge Ingram.
Oh Porter street.
a ull attendance is desired at the mect-
ing OF The Democratic city Central Come
mittee night.
a large portion of tho iron work of tle
eeinmcs-aNenue bridge over tne Petersburg
railroad BIAS been placed in position.
The various DfIck-yaris In and about fno
city are making oNten-iNe preparations iUr
the season. which hl- now about begun.
The men Who ar. rem0deling tAe Free
bridge are doing fle work quietly all Ni--
orousiy. Thus .gr travel bass mot been iu-
tefierod With iu thr slightest degree.
The reliya. services at Central Methodist
church are growing Boo interest. Res. NJ .h.
Christian. oi Hampton. preached again last
night.
The hlns.in no the bridge over Reedf
creek has not set been quite completed.
When 10 is finished person. can drive oli io
Forest Hill Paris hy way oi -eumc5 aft-
nue..
Ihc present assessment of Manchester
property viii. when finished. make good
sin n IIIH 40 .. |I d. II
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sIAIe NeWs coNDENsEO.
rresbytery at Fredericl.burg- clipped
and tulled.

rresbytery at Frederick burg clipped
and Cuned.
East Hanover prcsbytery met at Frrl-
ericksbrg yesterday and was organized
for business. 10 will continue in session
probably until Friday. Commissioners will
Dee elected 90 the Southern General A--em-
bly,, which viii meet in AsheFilie. y. g.. iu
% foW weeks. Tho prDshytcry comprises
thiriy-eight ministers and i0rt5-7lN
churches. in thirty-ninc counties of Eastern
Virginia. The old Presbytery of Hanover
was organized in llj5- gathered very much
about the ministry of the Rev. samuel DI-
yies afterwards lhc president of Princeton
COLLEGE,. in the county of Hanover though
prasbYtprian Churches were 'n existence Iu
virginia as early ms 1868. I'm lr-, fhc OLD
pre-bYtory was divided into tWo-fhe Pres
bytery of East Hanover and West Hanover
East Hanover iresDl terry. with DIS thirty
eight ministers and iorfl-.iE churches. h.-
now about Sis thousand COMMITMENTS and
about ife thousand sunday scholars.
40 thc head of its r0ll is the venerable Dr.
Pryor. who. though more than eighty year.
Of ags has been doing an arduoua and pros,
ner0u- work Bon N0ttOWaY Lately he ha
been very uuWon. and though better now.
DO is not expected that Le VIII ne able il
come tO this meeting. Among other u0ta-
bic names are those Of Dr. Armstrong. ui
Norfolk, and Drs. Reed and ll0ge. oi hlch-
able and eloquent ulracutte -tn.v.' i4. ..''.
roll. as the Rev. Dr. R0sehr0. OF Pciefshufet
ihe Rev. Dr.. Lacy. of Norfolk. tne Rev Dr.
Kerr and the Rev. Dr. Fair, OF Richmond
Bedford City viii soon le lighted nJ eie'-
tricily The clty council having perfected ar-
rangemeuis with the electric TIGHT company
of the place. and ine machinery BIAS htOn
ordered for an ice fletory for lhe manuidr-
ture Of artificial Ice.
Black marble Of % very upciiNr luIhif
has been found on Black Greek, bnieiolfi
county. VA. and the owners have been oi'
ilred large prices.
Rev. Wills Robinson lc0lopdl baptized
twenty-eight c0iOrld persons iu tne Kappa
hammock sunday. A large crowd oh WHO
and coi0rod persons Witnessed lne e.it.
mouy.
Ihe annual Easter elections of Ycsirs mer
have taken place in ali parts oi the state
Roy. Edward Il. lleeiensieiu, oi Mary
land. was married Tuesday iO Miss Grace
T.. Nelson. daughter of thc Rev. Dr. hinioci
! Nelson. at the Virginia Theological SEMI
nary.
Digu Engineer Vincent of staunton, re
eeiyed through fhe mail ino other Nay
case OF instruments That ieit bum sliefa
years ago. TIE wrapper bore the address
/ 0fl Iynchburg firm, bat flat may nt Tor
blind. At amy rate. some ones conscience
troubled him. aud tho architect has his Tons
/ lost instruments.
The appropriation by ihe Legislature d
,2O.O0O for the enlargement 0l Hccammoda
/ tion- for patients at the Western Lunau
Asylum win Doe expended during ihe pre-.
ent and next year. one building eAch year.
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has been appealed from Justice ID. A. Nc
lonalds court 10 the State Court of Judge
Graves.
Professor Alex. Graham. Of Charlotte. has
been reelected to the Office of suporiufon-
dent OF public school. of that city without
opposition.
4 portion Of the old sapp Hotel. at Ker-
ncrsyille, Forsyth county, Is over one huu-
dred years old.
since the death Of the elder Brurcr the
salisbury Naichman is being managed oy
Il. n. Rruuer and j. W. Rumplo.
Dukes cigarette factory made last year
s32. 100000 cigarettes. used 3. 100000 pounds
of granulatcd and cut t0baccos. and l.2Nl.-
900 pounds of leaf. and paid ont $4,000 for
advertisements. This volume VIII De
largely increased this year.
Last Wednesday at Elizabeth City, lar-
wood Price. "A youth of sixteen. Wasdragsed
overheard "a slo0p on Currituck Sound and
drowned.
Mrs. Cornelius Clarke of Caldwell coun-
ty. was thrown from n horse one day iast
week and had "a limb broken.
Monroe. Union county. had "a number az
notices posted un and signed "White caps,
directed % The town authorities. in refer
enco t0 a number of nuisances.
4 number of leading farmers Of Ialauus
COUNTY SLY lWNNt MiNIN'AN "Ni'.' NiNN l'' '|t
drawback. there viii b9 very nearly an
average cr0n. Reports from a'l over Che
State show that tlc mild spring weather
and frequent showers arr producing q won
dorfu tran si0mati0n. Wheat. however is
tO Dee largely q failure. The Piedmont see
tiOn does not indicate more than BALI
yield.
The west wing of the peni.entary Will oe
fully completed and ready for occupancy hy
fan Of the year.
A new hotel is t0 bo built at Hickory to
cost $4,000. and 10 Doe equipped WitA an
modern appliances and cOuvorlcuces.
The two lodges of odd Fellows m VIII
mingion are making preparations to enter
tain iho Grand Lodge next month bon most
h0spiiahlc manner. The same city i- FOB
have "a Kings Daughters 81 mDrella Lawn
Party ON the 10Th.
Tie Easter sunday school exercises $40
thc West Market Methodist Church, at iui5
place. was specially tasteful and enjoyable
on sunday night. The pa0u-es and other
vocal selections, were Ted hy Ne-srs. a. H..
Alderman. and NJ. Sherwood cometsis.
Mr. W. b. Hin and Miss Allie Blossom. iist
and second yiolinists. and accompanied hy
Miss Myra Aldermen at thc organ.
The city Board oi Councilman have dcci-
lod 10 put in electric iirc alarm boxes. and
two agents are in the citY today represent
ng the efficiency of their respective systems.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
BOLD HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR
WAKE FOREST.

another Death Sentence Communicable
siructfve Forest Fires Near Holly
SPRING. The Case Of Revenue onicer
KiflspatriclS.
RALEIGH. NC. April o. Special. Gov.
Fowle commuted to-day 20 Die imprison-
menl the death sentence Of Jesse Brown
(colorcdl, who was convicted of ihe murder
OF a negro. Flora Harris. at New Berne.
Brown was 20 have been hanged Friday.
The evidence on which Dee was convicted
was entirely circumstantial.
The location committee of The Baptist Fc-
male University met here to-day for the
purpose of selecting a site for the insttu-
ton. After visiting an proposed locations
the committee adjourned without action TO
Tuesday. April .2i.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce at It's
meeting last night decided 90 organize a
land and improvement company for the
purpose of inducing tobacco planters io set
ile in this county. II is proposed 90 lease
certain tobacco lands In the county 90 such
planters as VIII agree 90 remove here and
settle 0n them.
News is received of a bold highway rob
berry near Wake Forest College last night
As ~. %. R.ddick. "a student 0f the college.
was returning from Nou-a Falls in buggy,
he was set upon hy body Of six or eight
masked men. who demanded his money and
Iewrlry. By great presence Of mind. bee
.00sed his watch and dropped it in the bot
tom of tlo buggy where it escaped the no.
iice OF ihe bold robbers. They relieved BIN
Of what spare change be bad and then ai-
lowed him tO -O on.
s col0rcd man. named Peter Williams,
was found dead boa pool of blood in am old
deserted house I'm New Berne yesterday even
iu4 There was uo evidence of injury on
his body. and bis death is "a mystery.
-yl,anu Wilson died yesterday at lin
c0lnt0n from the effects Ol The ampuiation
of ic-. lie was thrown from "a buggy "a
feW days ago and had leg broken in two
places.
Persons who arrived in the city to-day
from different parts of the county. brought
news 0f destructive forest fires, which were
raging at different points. 4 very danger
0u- Gre WAS reported near Holly Springs,
which ragged all day and might Yesterday.
Do DESTROYED the saw mill Oi Johnson a sons.
near Holly springs and spread rapidly
through the woods around Affords pond.
Mr.. O.. G. Afford. "a farmer who lives near
there. became seriously alarmed for ihc safe
ty OBJ his property. and sent AN bis hands tO
fight the flames Another destructive fire is
reported t0 Doe doing erCat damage about
twelve miles west OF this city.
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HANOVER COUNTY


An Alliance iertliifef Attof1 .ifAth OF
an ola Citilon.
OfFLW. VA. April o. Special Mr.
Edmund slcra, au old and respected citi-
zen. died lastWeck after lroracted ili.
ness.
The Rev. q. Buchanan. 0l 80. Martins
Parish. has been granted a leave oi absence
by fAe yostry t0 visit lis family ai bis lQfn-
er home in Kentucky.
Shady Grove Alliance. which D. situated
in the lower end 0f ihe county in ihe iiueh-
ng belt. has plan for starting co-opera-
tive fertilizer factory. tO he located at Lllf
sons station. on lhe Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad There is "a good opening ilf suca
an undertaking, and ihe public spirited
men 40 the head NJ tire movement VIII doubt
less push it tOa successful eud Now iis0m'
enterurising spirit Will only prospect bon in'
mari beds of that region, and discover d vi-
deuO-i. 0l phosphate r0ck Do would Le
great thing for the county and ile state
and 10 may set Dee found. for tlo natural
conditions OF such parts of lQlNaief VT
rinia are said 90 pond fe4y closely q
those I'm which this fock l1- been uneaiile.
In south Carolina aud ln fi0rle.
Black snakes aie running, tnd "-tide'
sass has commenced to grow, Dui fires ai'
Sill comfortable.
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PETERSBURG.
snicide of George ". Warren-Mr. vii
liam II Tappey Dead.

liam N IaupcN ichds
PETERSBURG. VA, April Especial. r.
,rbedeortv sheria- are busily engaged sum
monine Jurors TO serve during the next quar-
t.r,y Term of the Husuug. Court of this city,
which opens on the Third Thursday of this
rnafh. The criminal docket is large one
and embraces several interesting cases.
Mrs. David Lynch. OF Richmond, ls in ,ne
e.fv on "a Visit 10 her sister, Mrs. W. W..
Mr.J. +. Watson, Of Milwaukee is in the
Nr VIM. II. Tappcy died shortly after
midnight last niehl The deceased was a
German by birth. bat for nearly nan a
century hc has resided in PETERSBURG
,yherp he carried On the foundry BUSINESS
md has been fully identified with the pros
.Ifify of this city. He came here from
nichnond. and established a ioundfy
an Washington street Dir. Iappey suos'-
onentlv admitted into The business Mf.
iumsdtn. the style of the firm being zap
ney A Iumsdcn. n afterwards became
Tsrpev. Lumsden a. Steel. Upon the
death of SIR. Lumsdcn tbe inn became ap.
pey A steel. After the death OF Mr. steer
/ n became rappey a. Delaney. Nh Delaney
came from Richmond. Nh. Iappey was
chairman of the committee on lnihi-
0raflou Of the Chamber OF commerce.
1 and Was also a member Of the board OF gov.
ernors of that body. lie was vice t-pItsiden.
az fhe Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics
Association, and bad been member OF the
board of directors of that organization io'
nearly a quarter OF century. lie was an
elder IN the Second PiesD, iefiaL 1hurch,
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lAiBUIr ~ CApI.L. y. oiA0n4


Action of the Asylum Board-Minors SO
WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Aprilg Special
The following resolution Was passed hy the
asylum board yesterday instbeforo ADJOURN
ment. and 30 was offered by colonel Walter
ID. Iay Tor. 0f Norfolk.
Resolved "Ihlt the executive commit
tca ola this the occasion of its la.t meciu
before differentiation ol tlC ness board. ne-
-ira- t0 place On record au eAIle--i N
of ia. hizh appreciation 0i the Naiu1o.
services rendered tine asylum durih- ile
last three years ny ile retiring Mtm' D..
Gaplain T.. ID. ~tarke. OF Richmond. i' li-
INTELLIGENT and active interest in ai l.ai
concerns the asylum. We have been JOE
debted for much of the efficiency ana
-m0nfhness with which iis aiialr- have been
conducted and Ov Dis personal ple7'h'
m Richmond. aud bis knowledge oi me'-
camille affairs the board has been enabled iN
saycmuch t0 the state. and lo nda matCiiHii il
tO the comfort aud welfare n lhe
inmates OF tine asylum. In particular
sense. faithful and efficient in lne o.,n,.',-'
of his duties. We regret i0 part Wild him.
and beg o. assure him of ihe heartfelt De-
.pect and esteem of his oid associates anN
the wish for his future happiness ANA iioe-
peIiiy.'
me mite boxes distributed in bw'on
Church for lcntm offerings 90 the oNHn-e'i-
cal work were opened few day ago anN
the sum they contained amounted to fli.-
Monday Nlll be court day, which is iAe
time when license, are usually granted lo
liquor dealers.
4 very beautiful little entertainment loeh
place last night at Cameron hai un"oI lu,
au.pice- of tie williamsburg German
Club. Dancing was kept up until m'a-
ni4At. aud every one went home Mti
pleased. The music was furnished r liol
PaulO Moscow orchestra.
w. 10. SWeaney. the contractor ilf iht
Powder Horn. sass that he VIII soon o.
ready to turn over this historic building O.
fhe Society for the Preservation Of Nu-ini.
Antiquities. ,.
Mr.. n. a.. Jones, ihe land assessor fol ihh
rlaee IS NOW on his rounds. and Says tna
be thinks that the properly valuation Mii
remain about as ai present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

OMAHA. NIB. April J..--Ooorge Nichoi-
son. of south Omaha. was shot ny h.s
daush-cr in the street last night. Niehoi-
Son has bad 4 great deal oiif,uDle win his
family. Monday lt threatened 90 ehd the
lie of bis s0n-in-iaw, John Bmbanks, Win
an axe. nnl chased Mrs. buiD'nA7' nis
daughter. With "a piclioik. sue had h.F
father arrested for assault with in'tni 10
r,I Vn. oid man Was released on 5000
hail Fatber and daughter met on the
ssrr.f last evening and the quarrel
rencwod. IL ended by tine daughter draw
.f, a revolver ant shooting The old man ir
ihe ritnt les and th.sh. A. he "as iaii'
he placed the pisto. % his head ana
ile trigger. luf lle frifiosc old
nlodo. Mrs. Burbank, IS under
feared that ihe fathers WouAds>