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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
The Defunct Bank Director. Arr..,.a.

sToN. Mass. Nov. ASA Potter. presi-
dent. Thomas Dana and J. II. French. direc-
tors of tho Maverick National Bank we're ar
restel by United States marshals tonight
The former was arrested at his summer
re idence at Consett and the latter were
arrested at their residences in this
city. The warrants upon which they
were arrested charged the embczzle.
ment and misa"pr pr alton of funds of
the Mavrrlc Nation Il Bank IL is understood
that the amounts involved IN the charge IN
reach $50 0)O IN the case of Mr.. Potter:
100000 in that of Mr.. french. and t3OO. 900
in that OF Dir. Dana. The man
were brou hit before United States
Comm ssioner Hallet WHO frel the bail n
Dans's case g. 3 a.00O. which was furnished
otters bail was placed ~ sI5J.VO. and
no attem, 10 procure bondsmsn tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

to,. PIN -. Ham. Az. Nov 2-Five assassipe
Gegroi"".'.n'u ninety days is the n. orJ If
J @-a small town Tut or cont ~
Io,o "S1yhining Shg the dead and manqled boJies ~
bel 81 'Pnetu an his wife were found in
b,tb a. tnSt place during the nieit T.
which ~ ~ Seen brained with an axe
with biood found beside the bed clotted
but Il = 1ei..l, NO cause Tor the deed is known,
m. uecau the ed couple were "ss s,s'nnt Vnt
re,s 4,"onshiners desperate csng uho @'.s' n,ls
road. r lne Nc,niiy Of Georgiana and are u
Ibs tiesponsible for two previous n'urde"s ~
tn snd 'I ana posse are securing the com
lyncb.d caught the mur1 erers will bs
'D Great excitement prevails. wan ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
libel Suifa Inafifufad

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. Especial THE Ocean
steamship COMPANY. Savannah. Ca, entered =
i el suit IN the United Stetes Court here for
Gently found in distress of the csnes. having
lo't her propeller. and which was towed by said
e9mpany's steamship City of Augusta into
Ham ton Dads
;, ohm ". Sheidrake master Of the steamship
BrlAham, and others al ibeled the Chatfield
her cargo and freight in the United States
.onr. here TO-DAY for salvage rendered in tow
ing that vessel to the point whore the ,teamer
.ly OF Augusta picked her up. Reasonable
he residence Of l'r. J. I. yanpatten in Ports
mouth was entered by a burglar al an esrlv
carried of. "'
esterday morning fire broke ou in the resi-
dence OF VIZ. ,ohn Creekmore. near Great
Bridgeant re suited in the total loss OF the house
Wharton closed his meeting tonight and
tlre. wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Starvation in sfnara.
IBy Cable TO The Times.

ST. PyTYRsBrRG. Nov. "A harrowino
story comes from the province of Smura me
peasants are 20 reduced by starvation AID
want that man OF them are unab e to 90 even
TO the government distributing poilts for sun.
plying TO d. IN one village no less than tortv-
two ave ler sh d and the nu Der of dead
IN the whole province W II amount to less
than thousand. The Survivors in mot IN
tie eparted and Offc as are conn elled
mu anst their viii t. inter the re- A ms
Sraara also Wis ted by typhus ever which il
playing Law with ose who have managed
10 survive the famine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Items Re i.ious and o nerwIse from Char
1Ottr~Viile.

CHARLoTTEsvILr Va, Nov 2-rSpeciall l.
| The Rev T. Betts preached at the BAPTIST
| church Yesterday
TX iem er were received INTO the Methodist
! church sunday
A Atopt race. lQ0-yard dash has he arranged
heiWeeh l r J. ~ ~. young lawyer of this
city an Mr. r. b North, OF lieri ien Conn
Mr. North no Is "a medl. as a fast sprinter Lis
cord being 100 var IN ten seconds
r EgDert ALLEN. o. Omaha, son of Captain
>. VI hlllen OF this city, is visiting his parents
Mr. Joseph Lliop, OF lifton Forge is in the
city -'
NJ. Goldsmith, Of Baltimore. is visiting
friends IA tins cltg. lie was Tor many wears
merchant hele
he tur me wheel at the Charlottesyille
WOO en- mills worked so unsa.i.fac orilv re-
Gently thar the pm j. wa; stop Ell and an e1ani-
nation ma le. which showed that a mum or oY
aIge ec.s had alt1 M eel to pres through and
ha choked the machinery. There were fye OF
the an fer r. said 10 be the largest ever
seen in he Riyanna
he III .ana of the Uniyer Of Viz
gina lad he ( initiation Sa n OH
10 is alwa san u OF he se.sio 4 fertba
secret riie nc IL paraled on the 4 carry-
ing be hugo u Ich of iananas utI IA 4. their
e cutcheon. and dis laying nan erote,que
iranpaiencles very large nu b T OF siu-
mt ant others witnessed ho iisra 4 snn
er iollowe Tie goats a fr Gu A D. roarx
o 0ul.lan1. Mall ~ x. Cn nof irsinia
y iver y. Ca chngs Of 81 sip / Franr A.
II r'eyvo Ca iioruia + j. Heath j.. of yir-
IN 70 ert Z. 3 asOn. r., Of Nlrgllii and
WI Ia D Stuart OF iirginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The United Press representative called a.
Doth cad uarters tonight aud obtained the ir
estimates. -
Chair an Hahn said he had no reason 10
cnange his estimate OF last Saturday giving
Mchin ev plura Ity of 1870 t Il .0Jj. ON
tue ielslatlve ticke. he claimed l. or o1 of
Tue 81 State senators. and 65 out Of the lO7
member f the lower house.
O""irrnan cal would only give figures
upon e general results th & is his claim of
ii,O'O tor Campbell. He added however.
that there wou d Dem pcrat ma rity in
TIE loint house. This is tue inion at head
quarters. but On the streets. among the mora
conservative voters there is a little different
ieeiing; No eIuDlican believes that
Mckinney will get less than 10000. aud
MANY think that il will be between
that and 5000. The Democrats generally
Zee that if Campbell is elected it Will be by \
handsome plurality. but they are fearful of
the result. bettng on Mckinley was at
great odds with no takers: 1000 TO s4OO
was the general run OF five e. two in anv
sums on the Republican candidate. Bets of
eiV each even were cred dpon his plu
railty. the ugure, ranging from g 200 to
ez,'VO. But little Of the money has been
covered.
THE IOWA ELECTIONS.
D-s MoINFs Iowa. Nov. 2.-Shonld the
weather continue favora le the larg Il vote
III the history OF wa will he polled to-mor.
row. Because of this prospective large vote
tne outcome cannot be W II forecasted Both
state centra committees claim the State
both on state officers and the Legislature
governor Boise is the favor te where bets are |
oelhg made. The Legislature will nm neg /
tonahiy be close. with prospe OF Demo- |
crate ccontro of the House and Republican |
control OF the Senate.
MARYLAND E. cTIov roR-cA ATs.
B,L7NoRr. NJ e. Nov. 2-Tne indications
are favorable for the election of Charles a.
err the democratic candidate for State At
% ney, and the only ma on the regular ticket
VINO mas cen n any real danger OF de eat
. ne result OF the elect n so far as the
'ates attOrnevship is concerned, depends
rtlreiy upon the kepublican vote. Ihis il
W unknown uantlty, hut will almost Ger.
AMY 70 very great extent be polea for
Nerr. Ihe same. as far as M critics are con-
erned applies to the mayoraty and q part
= the legislative ticket. ut not TO such
q extent as 10 change the resu
ohn Quinn. veteran Democratic leader
TINS city. ls regar led as one of the best
luges or public sentiment on matters politi
~ Ia the city. Mr.. unn said to-day The
enocratic ticket will carry baltimore city
y T.. W majority. Mr.. ulnn wOu not say
neither any one candi ate would run ahead
Dehlnd the 10 Of the ticket. AS FIR A.
ODE sal he. 4 am prepared to bet anv nnn !
~ to 2 0 that he will be elected mayor.'n q
rank Brown VIII undoubtedly get some
epubiican votes and so run ahead # his b
,ket he Prohibition vote IN reach n
'out oOOO. C nservatve estimate of n
rOwn ma orl'y for the governor~hip is put II
~ w though some of his friends say he
II beat Nannort by 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

Seven thousand shoemakers of London
have heen locked oui and unless tie matter
nj spute j. - tiled ly Wedne day next
twenty-five thousand persons will lie anscted
by the difficulty.
The Russi Imperial ukase prohibiting
hencef rth the exp rtation o. all cereals ex-
cept wheat, q! o interdi,ts the sending out OF
the country OF potatoes. -four, malt, meal.
dough and baked bread.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

There were four calls FIR the ambulance
yesterday as follows
AT $40 A. NJ. 10 colored man who was
taken slck on ighth and Cary streets. lie
was carried 10 the hospital Tor treatment.
At 80 T. NJ to weuty sixth and rock
streets 70 colored boy who had fallen
He was tr ,ated and lett No.
At 2;45 +. NJ 10 81 west Broad street TO an
old white man who had an attack of VERTIGO
lie was treated an le
At ..5 p M TO Second police station 10 q
colored man VINO had been truck on the
head by brick. He WAS treated and left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
HEALY'S BITTER ATTACKS
On Miss ParnelI Causes Wild Excitement in
Leland.
lBy Cable 10 The Times.


LONDON Nov. "A Dublin dispatch says
that the Par elites are wild with excitement
over Timothy Healy's indecent attack Sun.
day not only on Mrs. Parnel. but also bv
inuenu1 on iarnells 81 ter healy's words
have ad ed iue 10 the fire and Harr som
Parnelilte VI. T.. IS quote rs say NO he won.
ders whether after su h expressions Ne.
Csrthy eAton and other respectable anti.
Parn lhtes Will a,so late with Healv.
harr on declares that Heay attack
on arnelPs sister was not in the form OF an
insulting remark that his allusion 70 an Eng
lsh prostitute was intended ior Mrs O'S "a
and not tor Miss aruell removes any possi.
ble doubt that Healy's animosity 10 ParneD
was per Onal and vindctlye and had no h.
ing To- do with patriot m. . j. rapOltsd to-
day that reiati' es OF Parnell were in con-
snltatlon ~ TO taking steps aga nst Healy
either legal or otherwise. tor his attack bv
iruend on Miss arnel a lady whose repn-
taton has never been ASA led.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Plotting Against the Oueen.
fRv Gable 10 The Times.

NJ DID. Nov 2-The Queen Regent has
directed the authorities throughout pain 10
make dig 'nt search fora persons suspected
OF reasonable designs. he pan sh govern
ment Is SAID To have rece we'd Information To
the effect tnat a plot is in progress for tie
overthrow or the monarchy and the establish.
ment of republic and that this pot ia
share in hy persons of prominent standing
While no arrests haye leen mpde the Govern.
ment is keeping avigiant watch lor any signs
of open dlsauectlon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Y. VI. q A. Conference,

NEwrorr News. Va. Nov 2 s-fSpecial l-Ths
di ret conference Of The orng Mems Oh is.
tan As oci on which has cen holding It's
ses ions in he J Il { church 70 the ast three
davs. closed asf n ght he chur. was packed
with peo lie, and the seryic we're Iniere. lag.
I or from he association we very encour-
aging. Assistant state terre,ary radman will
conduct Q series OF NEE inRs this week for mem
lhe meetings viii DO held IL the Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
PRICE TWOCENTS

Ihe Association in Newport News has increased
greatly in mum ers and efficiency under the
wise an aggressive leadership Of C. c. Kent,
H.. general secretary
L ie s. / Of seats for the star course" OF en-
:. a4nment5 Tor this season was commenced
sl-.ay at clock A ~, here was quite a
iu' q Tor awhile for the choice seats This
h.en on exhi iiion in the readng-room of their
10 strangers. J his collection OF relics fhey have
s9id 70 he Grand Army o { OF Newton. Mass,
where II Is proposed TO have q permanent mu-
A maasinn os IL ~ au.nIss'on re A.,
ment ssociation will le held in their rooms
nexi tuesday for the election Of olicers
III IL expected that judge Wallace will to-day
city treasurer 10 serve until the next general
eIectlon In May. 1872, and much speculation is
going on as to the prO ba lie man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Miss Fannie Christian Iayton.

At the residence of Mr.. ". w. Spratlev. on
west Grace street Miss Fannie Christian
Clayton died Sunday at II o'clock noon. She
was the daughter of the late Jas or A. aud
Eliza L. Clayton. Deceased had suffered for
number Of year' with chronic rheumatism,
ut possessed n cheerful spirit and lore her
illness with great fortltude. The funeral took
pla Yesterday afternoon from the First
Presbyterian church. Interment was in the
old family buryug-ground at Schermsr-
horns. ON MechanicsYllle turnpika
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Struck by "A Train

CLIFTON FoRGE. Va, Nov. @ Mr. c. II. Hen
derson. OF the firm of } burton & Co. con
tractors. was struck by the engine Of passenger
train No at Coylngfon this morning and seri-
ously injured. lie was walking across the rail
road track ami he di not the approaching
tram he engine struck him on the head and
Knocked him down. his people live at Iron
Gate. HIS physicians hope for his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Robbed by Pfckpockef

WINSTON. \. C., Nov. q 81 Ieciall J H. Red.
ding of Ashboro. was robbed here Saturday
nght OF his pockethook containing $40 in
money: note FOR 20 and checA for $50. He
ssys MS pocket was cut and he considers the
theft the work OF pick pockets.
D. W. iendleton. the defaulting secretary and
treasurer II the win ity club, has remit ed
800 more of the stolen funds. lie has now
paid in all s2lO N''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
"The i.os'on" on Fire.

At the Boston clothing house Sunday morn.
ine a fire took place that damaged the stock
10 the amount OF s70O. The ire was in the
rear o. the store The book keeper and an
Other emDloye OF the establishment were at
work IN the Office at the time. The for er.
after lighting q cigar. dropped the burn ng
match II Iell upon some covered goods
and IN moment they were on FIRE. An alarm
was sent mi and the blaze was soon ex-
tinguished. Loss is fully covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Death of q Citizen of CaroIine-M Miscslia.


=. FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Oct. 3.-IspecialJ--
News has reached here Of the death yesterday.
a. ms home in aroiine. Of John l.. Motley one
OF tne most prominent citizens of that county,
and father OF Mrs VI. b. Rowe OF this city
essrs Cotton Hills have for years been
couec ing museum of war relics. which has
course Is expected 10 greatly benefit the Asso-
c,sdon . as well as afford series OF delightful
u ertalnmenis TO the mnsic-loying people OF
our town The Associa ION will soon be I'm its
new room, In the Ivy bri ding.
Iremond Lodge u, A. Il. and A. VI. are max
new courthouse
lhe last meeting Of the campaign will be held
to-nlght IN the hall o. the young Mems Demo-
any opposition but rumors are making the
democrats Watchful ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

,PErrRs,uno, Va; Nov. a-lspecial. THE
SO o;kholders OF the ermont NJ ~7ug And
n nufacturinz and evelopmeni @ mpsny.
against which company suit wa rought
some time ago by Mr. william rren a. OF
Gll county Va. vice e-presidsnt an / gen raj
"a nsger OF the cor, any. for services rem cred,
have been in Sc 4 here all dsy and did
not adjourn un Il o clock tonight Ibe re-
suit OF the meeting - that the suit will be-
" hdrawn and q satisfactory adustmeIt of
tho C coversy reached.
, Ihe lollowing officers OF the company ten-
derei their re ignAtion which was accepted:
Judge ID. f.. Johnson. OF Princeton, ". Va.
president and director: william A. French. OF
GILES county. yice-president and general man
ager. and irector William f. Hinton, of Pc
te sburg: Director Judge A. L. Hiiiin OF Rad
ford. Va; George Uhler. Of Alexandria; VIII
nam VI. Jones, OF Alexandria: +. & Walker. OF
ichmond; all directors or members OF the sd-
yisory board
he following officers were elect TO I'll the
vacancies: W. Williams Of Wytheyie presi-
dent; s. ID. Nav. of Tazewell Courthouse, vice
resident. Directors: George Uhler OF lex
andra W. NJ. Jones of reiersburg w II. c.
Livenson OF Norfolk Her erl w. Hill OF Giles
county. and William l. thinner OF Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Movement. OF Men.of-W War.

BosroN, Mass. Nov. This forenoon
Commandant Seliridge. of the Charleston.
received instructions IRON Secretary Tracy
directing that the cruiser New ork be made
rea FOR sea by November lCth. Orders
have also been issued that in ON, plovinc nsn
for work on the cru scr the civil service rules
re- ent1y put in force must be strictly adhered
10.
Sr. .LrcIA, Wgsr INDIES. Nov. 2.-Ths
United States cruiser Boston. en- route for
Val aaiso arrived here yesterday. After
coaling she Will continue on her voyage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The ladies Of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance on will hold their annual meeting
at WASHINGTON Metho ist church next Friday
afternoon at O'Clock to elect officers for the
ensuing year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
Ouay's Numsrou. 1.-The, s,,,..

PruAorIIun. Pa. Nov 2.-Senator Quay
has brought suit against Chairman Kerr Of
the emocratlc State committee for libel. A
deputy sheriff stts pied 10 serve warrant
on Ch irmsn Kerr It'd v but he had gone 70
his home in G earhs.d 10 vote. There are no
signs now that = Grim hal prosecution will b
brought against Mr.. Kerr. q il is understood
that Senator Quay has decided 10 conAns HE
purs nit o. the Democratic chairman % civil
action and will plaes the damages II ol0o,o00
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
MORE CONFLICTS RELEASED.
Two Hundred Working in the Mines at
oliver Springs, Tenn, Freed.

Two Hundred Working in the Mines at
Oliver Springs, Tenn, Freed
Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. AT l O'Clock
this morning 200 mounted men came in from
the mountains and liberated the 200 convicts
worked in the mines at Oliver Springs. So
ely was IT done that the people in
tle to"n knew nothing about what bad
happened until 6 clock this morning then
they disc0v 70 that the stockade Of fbs
Iesses was mass Of smoking ruins All of the
snort Term prisoners were furnished with
cllzens clothing and with the exec, ton of
q re" Wlo were captured all are now at large
Li- makes more than five hundred peniten-
uiIy couycts turned loose IN that locality
since rlday evening
me governor Of the State was here vester-
day. ut left this morning for Nasbviile 7.
Wts given ont ter bis arrival here that tba
i'ce ot guards at oliver had been lar civ in
t'7isrd. ana lat an attack upOn the stock
ares Won q he stOutv resisted II does not
'.pe1 however. G at there was any resistance
A' a-i ana no one was hurt The widest IN
Is prevail one of which is that the miners
WI -lAeaately lrOcee TO Tracy CITY and
l.-7 ,9 tie eonvlct> there. There is now no
ul e evidence o. this, but no one can
'- what tie end is to be-
ALL QUIET AT BR1cEy1ILE.
'''1s Ne nov. "A run1Or IL
current TO the effect that secret understand
..- eA sts between the miners thr0u ,bout fba
o..'7 TO h crate all c0nvicts work no in the
A'-rs In conse uence IL is thought The oert
1'e " u DE on the Oliver springs Trtrv
Ioyed ''0'' arc eH-
a special TO the Times Saws that no further
.'.' e'.s ave occurred 10 Bricevile and /
,r a.r miner resumed work Yesterday morn;no
y ", conWct~ are scattered the maiorifv
le t' me 10 INT ms of Kentucky The
.". NUM- er Of conucts released exceeds
l.frc hundred. 0S"'
ne ne in.I Ia are awaiting orders from Gov.
-oi D. 3chanan. but the % GERS d not think
'-t VII te called ont. as the DAMAGE las
'e- .,.. uone and there Is no need for their pres
'lee at br ceville i'4''
l-e natter has created great excitement
ana the outcome is looked forwar n
7, .- ~, interest. The failure the lie islature
usl t.e d,ihculty Is the Foundation of
E resent lawlessuess in the monntainS and
-o plollc are indignant in their expressions
~ lINoS KY. Nov. 2.-Ten of the
..s,iie end Coal Creek convicts were Ar.
.,,'I and iailed here last night, The sv,n. M
'.-Y '.Y oi the peop.e generally is with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
BETTING IN FAVOR or M'KrSryy

CoLuMBUs. ONO. Nov. 2-On the eva -.
ts tns great Ohio election there is much interest
by both part es. though the Republicsns ie,'
stronger hands on 1t than the Democra,s,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-14

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-14
s1Ooo 70 loan ON CITY real estate

1900 10 loan on city real estate.
House OF seven rooms on North Market street.
cheap; sl,600.
Two Houses on corner Broadway ana Zane
streets.
Seven lots 50xiO0 feet in Filan. whyte aud
Gallagher addition price 800 10 eco each.
Corner one-hslf lot on McColloch and Bel
mont streets.
Two lots at Edgington Lane.
Farm 40 acres six mios east Of city.
Farm s. acres, very cheap eighteen miles
east OF city.
Choice lots in Glendale on easy terms.
1900 will buy ave roomed house, jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
Five houses, three rooms, on South Jacol
street, O., 900 each.
One OF the best manufacturing sites In he
oity, fronting on two railroads.
Good hnsinass corner in Center Wheeling
House OF siI rooms, 1888 Mooos slts,. d,
good condition, 600.
House OF seven rooms. 1881 Eon street, KAN
Half Lot on Eon street. south Of Twenty
eighth street, 81 900.
Two Lots in very desirable location In houni''
HsifLot at east end OF Twenty -seVenth street
&5O. -
Five-roomed House, good condition, No. 51l
Chspline street; tl,40O.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
- I'm u.,ke, Street