The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
SUNDAY. MAY 8. 1891.
TILE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Calolina:
Showers: warmer.
The HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association will eel
citrate its twonty-fi fifth anniversary-The Mu-
sical Festival will take place next week.-Man-
chester is 10 have ten ton ice plAnt.-Plcked
mines OF the Smith Il Courtney and the South
ern Railway Supply Company played ball, and
theformer won-s6 10 Captain Angle ha sdis
covered that Jessie MiIlers story Of herself is
false.
Tho crops are suffering for rain, according to
tho weather crop bulletin-The funeral of
General A. L. Long took place at Charlottes-
Vile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lester, OF the
sixth Congressional district, is reported seri-
ously ill-Mrs. I. Il. McDearman, of Danville.
Is dead.-The receipts of leaf tobacco in Dan
Vile for the past week were smaller than usual
The Lynchburg primary election will be
held May 14th-Mrs. Virginia A. Simpson, OF
Lynchburg is dead.-The electric cars OF
Lynchburg made successful trip over the new
line yesterdAy-James Lewis Leitch OF Rock
bridge county, is desd.-Bertha Allison, OF
Warsaw, was drowned in a wen--Randolph-
Macon College held-day was held at Ashland
yesterday.
NETWORK.
Ex-President Cleveland moved into his new
quarters yesterday.--Dr. John Hall, the dis
ttnRuished Presbyterian divine, receives an an
aual income Of S75,OO0.--Little Margaret Rog-
ers Hammersley is dead-Ihe funeral OF DR..
Thomas Jefferson Conant will take place in
Brooklyn to-day-Next Monday the Poles OF
New York will celebrate the centennial Of the
establishment OF the new constitution OF Po-
land-In steel rails neither the Eastern nor
Western agents report activity in the States
John II Inman says that the Terminal Company
never had any intention Of moving tho 'terml-
nus from West Point, Ja.--Ihe striking house.
smiths continue to stand f1rm.-Frenchy No. l,
charged with the East River Hotel butchery,
talks freely and manifests no apprehensions as
20 the result of the trial.--Rumors are to the
effect that Governor Hill and Thomas G. Plat
have deal in reference to the health Office
tits not thought that Rev. Dr. Boutwell, who is
suffering with cork in his lung, can live
through the night.
FOREIGN.
A number of Anarchists arrested in Paris for
rtotinR have been released.-Bismarck is re-
ported as being exceedingly gratihed at his
election 10 the Reichstag authorities at
Rome have decided upon a general expulsion OF
the Anarchists and Socialists from Rome.-A
strong war feeling has been created in Ger
many by the proposed manouvres Of the French
near the frontier.-The Duchess of Spartas fu-
ture Queen of Greece, was yesterday admitted
as a member Of the Greek Church.-Ihe Aus
TRAN political crisis is due to the widening diff
ferences between the nationalities represented
In the Reischrath.-The Jews being expelled
from Moscow are Of the poorer class.
GENERAL
The North Carolina Agricultural and Expert
ment Station will be deliberately represented at
the Southern Interstate Exposition at Raleigh
Arrangements are being made at Raleigh
n. @. for al encampment, to be followed by re-
union Of the Confederate veterans OF North
Carolina-Judge J. d. MoIver has been ap-
pointed to occupy the bench of the spring term
of the Chatham County Court Of North Carolina
Governor Holt yesterday pardoned CASTOR
Barnes, convicted of manslaughter in Alexander
county-Trafhc has been commenced on the
North Carolina Midland railway gigantic
land company was organized at Winston. n. G.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paul c. Edmunds
OF Virginia, said in Washington yesterday that
he had no faith in the third party movement
and was,in favor of Crisp for Speaker Of the
next House Of Representatives