The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-14
SATURDAY. MARCH IA. 1891.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast: Virginia and North Carolina, fair,
colder.
The Blues ways and means committee have
issued a circular about their April fair.-Ihe
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Company
inet.-William II. Walker qualified on Pcrcival
r. Grants estate.-Trustees for Union Station
Methodist church wero appointcd.-M John
r. Mills funeral will take place to-day.
Tho Manchester Council met.
VIRGINIA.
serious cutting ARRAY took place in Lynch
burg between father and son--Lynchburg's
grand jury returned number Of true bills Of
Simultaneously March term Of the Hastings
Court Of Dsnyille has adjourned after an
eventful session. -- Mr.. Allen G. Robert
son, Of Danville, died yesterday -
The Norfolk and Western damage commission
ut Petersburg expect 10 finish their work to-day
AT the Baltimore Methodist Conference at
Roanoke. yesterday, Leroy Snapp was refused
admission into full connection into the Con-
ference
WASHINGTON.
The Secretary of State has intelligence from
lisbon of the death of Hon, Ioratio J. Perry,
secretary of the Legation of the United States
70 Spain.-The Court Of Claims is now pre-
pared 20 carry ont tho action Of Congress IN
certifying 10 the correctness OF its Judgment in
the French spolation cases, and has prepared
ihe blank applications.
NEW YORK.
Indications are that the trade 10 Europe this
summer will be much larger than last.--There
are farty.seven synagogue IN New York.-The
msvement 10 build new BNai Birth hall is
taking fresh life.-Mrs Marshall Roberts de
msnd is creating a stir III England.-Tht first
nnstallment Of the Baron Hirsch fund will be
drawn this week.-The directors of the Allan
sic and Charlotte Air Line have been elected
Tho reported consolidationof the Seaboard Air
lime with the Richmond Terminal lacks CON
lfrmstion-Rev. L. H. McGilwary will leave
for Siam on May lst.-The electrocutions Of
Monday next have been halted by the Federal
llsw.-The Parnell appeal Is not looked upon
with any favor in New York.-W. h. Soutter.
ivirginian by birth, died yesterday. German
woman, the mother Of sixteen children. applied
TO the courts yesterday for separation from
husband No. Acknowledgements Porter
appeared before the Assembly committee of i'll
vestigation yesterday.-The directors of the
Mobile and Ohio are making allowances for the
extension OF their road TO Chicago.
FOREIGN
The seventeen birthday of Regent Luitpold.
of Bavaria, was celebrated on Thursday last
utio ID n tloWAhb NAotOuAtui dulhIB IIbAlhl
liberals with the withdrawal from Parliament
OF number Of Irish members.-A dispatch
from Buenos Ayres says that the family OF
Balmaceda are safe in the Argentine Republic.
"A pronounced thaw has set in in London
and its vicinity. the country remaining bound
up in frost and covered with snow.-The Lon
don Times congratulatos Balfour for his efforts
bn behalf of the Irish.-The holy synods of
the Russian Church have issued al order that all
converted Jews shall attend public worship of
the orthodox faith once each week.-Prince
Jerome Napoleon is thought TO be worse and his
death near at hand.-Peter Mcdonald mem
ber of the House of Commons for North Sligo,
Sied suddenly yesterday.
GENERAL.
Several Of the Mississippi levees have been
broken by the high water.-Both houses of
tie California Assembly have passed the Anti
Chinese bilL-Fhe case of Josiah Turner
against q. Rosenthal, Of Raleigh, was continued
yesterday-One hundred and fifty conyicts of
North Carolina have been sent to work ON the
Atlantic Coast Line.--1heFa Fayetteville military
will attend the Worlds Fair-The retail gro
cerymen of Raleigh have formed an organiza-'
tion.-Mr. Conrad Myers, OF Daye county. y.
q, was accidently killed last monday.-A young
child was badly burned at Kingston, n. G., Tues
dsy.--hrs Sarah Ilaigh, OF Fayetteville. y. C..
as desd--Thomas J. Campbell, of Fayetteville,
n. C.. died Tuesday morning-Thomas Moore.
of Franklin, n. c., killed his aged wife a few
days ago.-The Reidsville, n. c., Jail hasl been
oompleted.-Lucius Groves has been arrested
and taken to Reidsville for stealing
THR billion dollar Congress has certainly
earned its name At its short session. which
began December LIST and ended March 4th.
Il voted away S545, 600 600, or about Sl4s.O OO.-
200 per month. Reed said il was a "busi-
mess" Congress, and IT undoubtedly did address
itself to its mission Of scattering the people',
money, 1t requires exceedingly hard work
and much thinking to be able to spend over
shundred million dollars q month for three
consecutive months. To have succeeded SO
well IN doing 80 must have entailed terrible
wear and tear on the minds of Reeds bench
nen
THR Atlanta Constitution warns the farmers
of Georgia against buying anything super
huous or in tlenature of luxury, especially if
they have to so in debt for it. 1t is q bad
ahing to 80 IN debt even for necessares 20 say
nothing of Injuries. Bill Arp, the wellknown,
Georgia bucolic philosopher, some years AGO
SAID that the only salvation of the Southern.
Garner was not only in keeping out of debt,
Ont IN learning how 10 do without d great
many things he was obliged 10 have.
HE SUNDAY TINES is acknowledged to be a
hodei newspaper, and to-morows issue will
% no exception TO the rule The paper will
Is usual DO filed with the latest news, bright
readable articles, at once interesting and an.
propriate' and it will appear in its accustomed
attractive ,welve-pagc form, with the pages all
neatly cut, pasted and folded. The TINES
has created revolution in Richmond journal
lam, and proposes to keep Ahead Of the pro-
uanhon