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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
Ing This aud That.

judge j. Thompson Brown, of Nelson
county. was at the Capitol Yesterday.
Joseph Narilla was received at the peni-
Tertiary Yesterday for three years for burn
ing "A house in Franklin county.
Miss Lizzie Brander, of this city, who has
been visiting friends in Hanover county,
will leave in few days for the White
mountains.
Mr.. John f. Priddy, an old citizen, died
in his siXtieth year, at his home, DIG south
Pine street, Yesterday morning.
Governor Mckinney is at the Blue Ridge
Springs. He will return TO the city about
August 10TH
Hon. Horace l.. CrismOnd, eX-Representa-
tive of the House of Delegates from Frede-
ricksburg. is in the city on brief visit.
Dir. Il. b. Stoyer has gone to Western
North Carolina, and will be away two or
three weeks.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
10 Bobert Grant and Eleanor Randolph
both of Richmond.
Mr.. Thomas III. Edwards, promising
young member of the bar of King William
county, is in the city.
Mr.. David Leary, of Amelia county, is in
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
TataIDueIEetween Monkey.

If the following story is not strictly true
the Edinburgh Scotsman is responsible for
its republication. That paper says that a
curious duel has taken place in travelling
circus temporarily stationed in a village
outside of Paris. Two acrObats quarrelled
and resolved to light a duel. The place
chosen was the ring-alter the public per
formance, Of cOurse-the conditions being
two shots at twenty-five PAGES. rs usual
neither Of the cOmbatants was hurt, and
their wounded honOrs being satisfied, the
the incident terminated. The duelists and
their seconds overlooked the presence Of
two members of their company. who were
quietly munching nuts in a corner. These
were two trained monkeys. who had been
taught TO ride round the ring dressed up A.
soldiers and 10 fire pistols on route. The
monkeys saw the performance Of their
masters. and when the way was clear they
resolved to initiate it. Braycly loading
their pistols, ihey faced each othcr-n0t AT
twenty-five PAGES. but at tive-and fired.
They both fell dead, one with its head near
" blown of and the other shot in the breast.
At the sound Of the shots the master Of the
circus rushed in, and found the bodies of
the initiative duellsts in the ring. with the
still smoking pistols lying by them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Slrls iIeRiiaehe
4 Case Of Brights Disease Cured by
Chase city Lithia water.

Can be and is daily cured by Or. DavId's
4 liver Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
state Democratic headquarters.

Mr.. John W. Fisher, the secretary Of the
state Democratic Committee, will open an
Office in this city early in August, which
will be occupied rs the headquarters of the
STAT Democratic Committee. In the alb
sence of Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson, Major w.
f. sutherln, Of DanyillO, will act as chair
man of the committee, and the interests of
the party Will not suffer AT the hands Of
such an able organizer and chief. Ii has
been ten years since Richmond was the
headquarters OF the party, and the state IL
TO be congratulated upon this city having
been again selected as the place for head
quarters. Mr. Fisher has been making ac-
tive efforts 10 obtain a suitable office, and
this difficulty may cause some little delay
i'm the matter.
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Of Major otway ;.

NOM I, tho residence Of Major otway .
Allen. is Given 10 him. ,.,.;,od
The residue Of the estate Is 10 he divided
o,,nally between Mrs. Bette +. Gregory
,,lc Of Roger Gregory; Mrs. Mattie nSom'
,,,,low of the late \. VI. Wilson; MAJOR W
way :. Allen and Major Allen as trus'sv'
for Mrs. Columbia Sheppard ana her c""-
drcn. o.,,or So
curIty 100000. r, o,arocd
Police Court.--L. II. Tucker, cna' gu
with trespassing on the premises y, md
Chesapeake and Ohio railway P'opean 49, '
cursing \. +. Wilkinson. Inc c"se was
continued till today ,..N oharcod
18th assaulting and beating Emma jack
son, was dismissed. ,,,, and
Tdward Toran (colorcd), assault anu
hat,ery. Dismissed on payment OF cost
nettic Branch (colored), disordcrly on inc
street. Fined $3.50 and cost
Matte Randolph (colored), disofdcris on
the street Fined $50 and cost
coliam Lightfoot (colored), assaullIng
and abusing Octayia Llghtfoot' oecuII.,
reouired for his good behavior io' "'"o''
DAYS. r,,,-. !, uo,,ia, Rival
4 rolumbie and l.. KObnech were caV"
fined 81 for Keeping their places o' ous'"0'7
open on sunday. ,.,too cr,,tch.
fold went out of the courtroom ana haI'ou
a merry HanOyeran. who was !cilinS ~
,he ron Of his voice. Nv atermillions! Han,
nyor watermillons." and having purchased
several of the finest specimens, the hosplla-
hlo .lustice invited the reporters ana ollicers
NJ the court to watermelon ieast' vi
course the "invite" was hastily accepted
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Cbanceyy COurt.-Arthur ID. Brown "
W Il. Browns executor, - feet on Wes1 siue
Pine street. between Albemarle anu Su'i''
herland. 81 600 Odin e.. Clay TO joseph he
carrinoton. 95 5-12 feet on south size uIoNe
avenue near Beech street. subject TO deeu
"Ctrust for 81. 900. Sl7. SOj J. l.. Caring
IONS executor to solomon Haas, % OIL iee'
nm south side Grove avenue, near beecn
street subject 10 deed of trust for S9'VW'
SlG 10 Fannie Nj. Griffin TO Sallle ~
~tout's trustee, IL feet on west sac Sec COM
street. near Arch, SID Jackson Nu!
s6ccial commissioner TO william ~ nlIn
norman. - f.G feet on east side Madison
s'reet between Broad and Grace. Sl,SW
poter Holloway TO W. b. Clark, y feet on
soutb side Holly street. near Belyidere, S>oO'
Josenh Uolzgrefe TO Mary a. Fulton, =
r. IL feet. on Grace street, southeast COT
ner Monroe. subject to deed of trust folI
"a 600. s.. 600 Alfred T. NORRIS to Joseph
IIeeke, u feet on south side Marshall slree'
between Harrison and Norton, Sl,'o''
Hcnric0 COWnty.-Otway ;. Alien u
Thomas l.. Blanton, 81 feet on Broad street
nj southeast corner Allen avenue rltV
Richmond Locomotive and Machine work.
TO the county of IIenrico, right OF roadWal
over O. feet, commencing at northern end .
seventh street and extending north 9iV ieel
s.: Sylvestus Robinson 10 Thomas a. Lis
cans. b feet on south side Mltcnell slIeel
I,mlauf 10 John b. Schaaf. 1872 feet on !
street. at northeast corner Thirty-second
| 50 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Military Encainpment.

The Richmond military have performed a
good deal Of arduous work within the last
six months, and what with public parades
and entertainment of guests from distance,
they have had about as much soldier fun
and holiday as they want. The amount OF
money appropriated for the use of the mill
tary by the state is small, in comparison
with the needs Of the men, and they have
frequently 10 so in their own pockets on
public occasions if they maintain the pride
OF hospitality for which they are noted. In
consequence there has been no active or or
gained effort made as yet for summer en-
campment. The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues ID an independent organization of the
regiment They will go into camp at the
Rockbrdge Alum Springs on the 9TH OF Au-
gust and remain until about the 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Exchanges Greetings With His Family
and Goes to Cape May.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. july 3O.-A special
to the Inquirer from Cape May says:
president Harrison arrived here at $3.50
o'clock tonight. lie was met at the depot
by his family and ailectionate greetings
were exchanged. His car was switched on
to the railroad that runs down 10 Cape May
Point, and the President was soon in his
cottage. lie will probably remain until
Tuesday. Secretary Blaine is expected TO
visit the President here. 1t is said that he
will leave Bar Ilarbor Friday, and will stay
here until Tuesday accompanying the Presi-
dent TO Washington. 1t is also said that a
Government, revenue cutter will be brought
here for the use of the Presidents family
during the balance Of their stay"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what is Happening on the other side OF
the River.

The meeting of the city Central commit
tee which is to be held tonight, promises to
be a very interesting one. Besides the eiec'
,ion or = chairman arrangements will be
made for selecting delegates to represent
Wonchoster in the Congressional cOnven-
ton. which meets in Richmond on the I'lu
of August. .;..o
II has been the custom Of the committee
IN select their delegates by ward meetings,
which will be done this time, IN all pfODa'
bilitv. Owing to the fact that Manchester
il considerably divided as 10 her choice ioi
the nomination. there will he much interest
manifested in the selection Of the delegates
The picnic of the Manchester Presbyte-
rian Sundav-SchOOl. which was TO nave
taken place Yesterday at Forest Hill Iark'
has been postponed for the present.
Mr.. A. II. Fitzgerald, who has been en-,
gagged several weeks taking the school
census for the city. has completed his labors'
The total number Of names enrolled Is 5,1'"'
as follows White. male, 96; female. ~'S ;
total .9O4. Colored. male, rs female,
s9l total, 1000. Total, 3,5l3. This is a
gain OF 1919 over the census of lSN5; lob
over the census Of 1880, and LIZ over that
of 1873. >,
The Petersburg Grays, Captain r. Ii.
Lassiter. will 20 into encampment at tllers-
lie, Chesterfield county, from the ljth 10 the
10Th of August. Next year the company
expect to 20 into encampment at one OF the
springs. Ellerslic is very pretty place,
and is not far from Petersburg.
The Manchester Hastings Court VIII be
in session to-day, when the case OF Gates
against Gillian and others will be heard.
This is suit on an appeal bond. Before
adjourning this term, Judge ingram VIII
deliver his decision on the condemnation
and opening Of Semmes street. This thor
oughfare has already been opened nearly
it's entire proposed length, and the probabll.
tiles are that the work will be completed
whether the decision of the court Is for or
against il. The stone curbing has been
laid along upper Porter street, and II is pre-
sumed that il will be set and the pavement
laid in the near future.
Mr.. Robert +. Walden has returned from
Ocean View.
Mr.. Thomas Wo0dtin, OF Chesterfield
county, was in the city Yesterday
Miss Daisy Anderson is visiting friends
i'm GOochiand county.
The Finance Committee OF the CITY C0un-
ell will meet tomorrow night.
There was nothing on the docket at the
Mayors Court yesterday morning.
Mr.. W. +. Gayle is ut the Hot springs
Ark. for the benefit Of his health.
Mrs. David Moore, Of Chesterfield county
j. visiting her sister, Mrs. William X. Leer
40. 3O5 west Nam street, Richmond.
Rev. W. \. Proctor, of MatOaca, Chester
field county, has gone to Wakefield, to at
tend meeting OF the Methodist District
Conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

tho railroads to prevent the transportation
OF troops from the interior, and in not
making the Minister Of war prisoner
at tho outset accounts, they say, lor
The failure of the popular cause. The
evaporation ,su against President Celman and :.
his colleagues IL said to be intense. II IS
feared that unless Celman resigns an at
tempt will be made upon his life.
Tine Bourse has postponed settlements
until August 9th. Exchange shops quote
gold at $50 CeIman appears not to real
lie the uncertainty OF his position.
lie has made the statement that
only such military mutiny
could show the people how little
he thought Of resigning. 1t is re-
ported that the rebellious squadron has
surre nderpd. The payment of all bills
has been deferred one month. The Minis
Ter of War has issued bulletin
pardoning the mutineers in the ranks, ana
declaring that 100000 members of the Ma
tional Guard stood ready to defend the
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
snecimen NnhIc Names.

An exchange notes that among the rela-
tyes of the Earl Of Dysart are Lyulph
Ydwall0 Odin Ncster Egbert Ly0nel loeg-
mag Hugh Erohcnwyne saxon Esa Crom-
well Orma NeVill Dysart Plantagcnet, born
1876; Mabel Nottingham Ethel Hunting
tower Beatrice BlazOnberrie Eyangelinc
Wise de Lou de Orelana Plantagenet TOed-
mag Saxon, born 1872; LyOnesse Matilda
Dora Ida Agnes ETnestine Cursor Paulet
Wilbraham Joyce Eugene Bentley SaXonia
Dysart Plantagcnet. born 1874: Lyona Dec
ina Veronica Esyth Undine Cyssa LYDIA
Rowcna Adela Thyra Ursula l-abel
Blanche Lclas Dysart Plantagcnet born
1873. These are but four out Of the very
numerous family Of one Of the unclcs OF the
late Earl, and it is recorded that they sur
yiye under the heavy burden inflicted upon
them at their baptism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

One Of the newer artist, OF the Pacific
coast is Mr.. Hermann Schnabcl. OF Bavaran
birth. who made reputation in Munich for
his Norway and ocean paintings. lie
married Californian lady few years ago
and has since lived in San Francisco. spend
ing his summers in the Navarro redwood-,
in Alaska. British Columbia. the North
Rockies, or the >icrras, aud painting To Or
der a number Of large canyases. Mr..
Schnabel sent to the last exhibition but one
picture. "Niew on the Navarro Coast lie
has lust left for Europe, taking with him
for exhibition there some of the best result,
Of his recent Californian and Alaskan
studies. Within two years he will return
and build "A house in the redwoods on the
MendOcinO coast, where can devote himself
still more completely to his art.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Cable Notes.

VALENCIA, July 30.-The cholera is dl-
furnishing here, but there are still from ten
to fifteen new cases daily about half OF
which prove fatal.
PARIS, July 3O-A Buenos Ayres dispatch
dated Yesterday evening states, that gen.
eral amnesty has been granted by the gov
eminent to all who took part in the insur-
rectiOn.
PARIS, July 30.-Dispatches from Buenos
Ayres state that the city is quiet, and that
the banks and the Bourse will resume ope-
ratiOns tomorrow.
ROME, July 3O.-The government has for
hidden emigration TO the Argentine Repub-
lie. The reason given is that the auihori-
ties have received news that the revolutions
AIRY movement is likely to continue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
NoIaM Professor Yet.

The committee appointed by the board of
trustees OF Richmond College 10 elect Il law
professor Tor that institution, held another
meeting yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
In room over the Merchants National
Bank. The subject Of electing pro
fessor for the new school Of law to be
established al the beginning of the next
session was freely discussed, but no con-
clusion was reached. Several recOmen-
dations were made, aud a meeting OF the
Board will be called in a short time, when
"a suitable person will be chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Murder Of an American Missionary.

Private letters from Persia give full de-
tails of the murder Of Mrs. Conn l.. Wright.
an American missionary, at salinas, by a
native school teacher. The murderer was
halt American and half syrian, and the
crime was the result Of his having been
dismissed for bad conduct. lie awaited
about Mrs. Wright's house, slipped passed
the door in the night, and stabbed the lady
to the heart. The murderer has been cap
mred. and is now under arrest. Mrs.
Wright was highly educated woman. and
was teacher of ancient >yraic in an
American university.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Mrs. Navarro's Bridal Tour.

Mr.. and Mrs. Navarro have been making
a tour in the Midlands OF England, and
have spent some time at Nottingham. They
went there very quietly and unannounced,
SO that, though the features Of 1.-The bride are
familiar enough 10 most people, they hap
PLY escaped recognition and the inevitable
m0bbing of the curious which would have
followed. GLOW like Mary Anderson" said
the proprietor of shop where they made
some purchases TO a friend and the RESENT
blance was certainly striking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
The Onefn's Uealfh.

The Truth SAYS that the statement which
has appeared that the Queens health was
unsatisfactory during her stay at Balmoral,
and that she suffered from low spirits. is the
purest Of fictiOns. The Queen was suffer
ing slightly from rheumatism when she
went TO scotland. but became perfectly well
after she had been week at BalmOral, and
so continues. Except for the afllictiOn OF
Lady Ely's death, the queen has been in
excellent spirits lately. and the "depres-
sion" and 'melanchOlia " attributed to her
are entirely imaginative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

FOX WEEK ENDING AUGUST On. f,,,
PRElfCrEuTiNE tsIhAu1.lN. ...
HIGH TIDE At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
In the Courts.

ChaHcery COu,f.-The will Of Mrs
Columbia Edwards was admitted 10 pro
bate yesterday. The estate is valued AT
$4,000. II is bcqueathed as follows; To
Mrs. Bette y. Gregory, of King William
county, furniture IN the mansion OF the
homestead al ElsOm Green, King William
county, and all OF the jewelry OF the de-
ceased; % Miss Mary Y. Sheppard, the
watch and chain; Ia Major Otway ;. Allen,
5000; % Mr.. George Gregory, Sf.VOO; 20
Robert johnson, a coiored servant, 500.
The furniture owned by Mrs. Edwards,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
NEW JERSEY MYSTERY.
Did Lena tDaum Die Of DiPhtheria or
Not.

ORANGE. y. j., July 30.-Lena Daum. Of
this place. whose death in Youngsyile, y.
y. was reported TO have been due TO a
criminal operation, is now said TO have
been fatal case Of malignant
dphtheria. Her brother, August Daum,
with his two brothers-in-iaw, return
cd here tonight from loungsyllle,
and are fully convinced that the sister did
NOT die from an operation as was at first
suspected. DIR. Bennett diagnozed the case
and gave a death certificate that the girl
had died from malignant diphtheria. The
health board will make a full investigation
of the case. Detective Conroy. Of
Orange. who went to loungsyille to inves-
tigate the character Of Hays Hotel where
the girl died. does not believe in the dlph-
iberia story, and thinks that new develop
ments will be made at the investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Killed by Kerosene.

Patsy johnson, the colored woman who
was badly burned by lighted Kerosene
lamp thrown upon her in "a fight Tuesday
night by John Jennings (col0red) at house
in the rear of Nets bar-rOom, on Main
street, near Eighteenth, died yesterday
morning, about O'Clock, at the Almshouse
Coroner Taylor was notified, and after
viewing the remains, decided 10 hold an in
quest this afternoon at o'clock.
John Jennings, who escaped arrest soon
after the act, has not been caught yet, but
the police officers are after him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Troublesome Chinese Pirates.

Letters from Tonquin say that the native
pirates still cause good deal Of trouble in
that country. Recently a detachment Of
forty French troops, commanded by Lieu
tenant Ehrer, was drawn into an ambush
by 900 Chinese, well armed, in the neighbor-
hood of Ngoc Japs. After severe fighting,
in which Lieutenant Ehrer four priyates,
and corporal were killed, the rest Of the
detachment, under the command Of the ser-
geant, were Obliged 70 beat hasty retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Jack the Ripper's Arrest

A Halifax lady who is now visiting Ill -
tinguished official in London writes home
that Jack the Ripper" is under arrest in
that city. lie was captured on information
given by his sister. lie is medical stu
dent, and the police have kept the matter
very secret in order that they might work
up a case against him. The information,
while startling, is youched for by the lady,
who says she learned the facts accident
ally, through her acquaintance with the
family she is visiting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most al night; worse Dog
scratching. If allowed 20 continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulceraiD. be-
coming very sore. Swayne's ointment stop
the itching and bleeding, heals ulcer1ucn.
and i'm most cases removes the tum0rs. al
druggists. or by mail, for 80 cents. Dr..
Swayne x SON. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

Whv do SO many people We see around us
seem 10 prefer 90 suffer aud he muae inisr.t-
bic bv Indigestion, Consumption, pizI.hrse
Loss of Appetite, Coming Up al ihe '"l
yellow skin, when FOR - cents vs., WIZ ''il
,heu ShilOh's system NitaUZcr, gJafaul .rd
to cure them. Sold by Bodekcr Brother. ana
IN. shields & TO-. corner OF Filth and Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

CHRISTIAN-Iicd. of TYPHOID fever,
Roanoke Va, July -, 1890. aged tW,nt
one years. CARRIE FlIIHuGu CllRIt -
TlAN, Youngest daughter OF Dr. samuel T..
and Mrs. Amelia e. Christian,
ROBINSON. Died no The residence of her
son, William T.. Robinson, 80. 6jS Church
street. Mrs. MARY ROBINSON, in the severn
tv-fOurth year of her age.
The friends OF the family are most respect
fully invited 20 attend her funeral. from ner
residence. TODAY Thursday a. O'clCckP.
NJ.
ReQuicscat I'm pace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
CITY NEWS GENERALLY.
ITEMS OF VARIOUS SORTS FROM
DIFFERENT QUARTERS.

Collections Made for the Fair fr"'''-
tn. BIues -Coiored Woman Die" 'ro"
n,rns-The reddIer Mystery-"'''
Arents' Funeral.
The men appointed at the recent meeting
NJ citizens to solicit subscriptions LOT 'he
fund TO guarantee the Fair proposed 10 De
held this fall, have proved themselves capa-
hlc and public spirited, and their success
o,l efforts are receiving mcriied approval
Yesterday MIR. Manly u. Ramos one men,
,er Of the committee who has. perhaps, re-
ccjycd more money in contributions than
ony one Of the rest, was out OF the CITY, ou'
Messrs. c. Evensen, Cabell Davis and I'd
ward stumpf, were hard at work. and by
r,cb,fall had succ,el led in adding Si,Vio 10
the amount already guaranteed. WIN over
81 ooo now subscribed. there Is ever! ihu'-
cation that the $4,000 necessary Is a.,
snrcd. when il is remembered that some OF
The largest concerns in Richmond have not
Helow is given a list Of the subscriptions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The schooner Edwin Stewart entered at
the custom-house, Yesterday. from Orchilla
Islands, loaded with guano.
The interment Of Sergeant John c. Whar-
ton, veteran Howitzer who died at the
Soldiers Home. will take place this after
noon at o'clock in Hollywood Cemetery.
Members Of the Howitzer Association VIII
attend.
The watermelons poured into the city
yesterday. and will continue to be plentiful
enough for "a month to come, TO put them
within the purchasing power of the poor
n.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31

simply apply ">wayne's Ointment NO
Internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema. itch, an cruptions on the face,
hands. nose. &c.. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Us great healing and
curative powers are possessed by uo other
remedy. Ask your druggist for sway mes
ninlmnnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
Whitby and Wionie ID.

There will be- "A race tomorrow afternoon,
at the Exposition Grounds, between WhItby,
driven by Mr.. Hewitt, and Winnie ID by
Mr.. Fletcher. The race Will he best three
in live for Il purse Of $50, and is calcula-
ted 10 be very interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-31
A Celestial vi-ifaut.

An aerolite weighing eighty pounds is
reported to have fallen with such force at
Toth-Aradacz, in Hungary, that it opened a
spring Of water in the earth. As water was
greatly needed, the inhabitants consider the
occurrence proydential