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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
ONE GRAND FETE.
An Evening at Sanger Hall Full Of Enjoy
menf

one Of the most enjoyable entertainments
ever given in Richmond took place last
night at Sanger Hall. 1t was und n the
auspices Of the Jefferson Literary and social
Circle, and the programme was a. follows
Overture, orchestra; recitation, Leah, the
Forsaken," Miss Carrie >trause; song.
with violin obligato boy Mr. Charles J..
Schaap) angels Serenade." Miss Iilie
Kraker; character sketch. "lhe Baby's sO-
lilOquy." Mrs. Alexander ~ Meyer.
Part II.-"At Skies auI ~eNcn7,' COM
edy. the cast as follows. Colonel >crm-
mage. Mr. NNer Sycle: IeddmrtOu Locke.
a barrister, Mr. Alfred $. kraker; Hector,
Mr. Abe ID. Whitlock; Mrs. Colonel ecrm-
mage, Miss Fannie Michelbacher, Mrs.
Delaney, Miss May Michelbacher; Jessie,
Miss Carrie ~trause.
Each one acted well their part. and many
bursts of applause testified the appreciation
Of the audience.
After the programme was concluded @
ball took place, and until the wee small
hours enjoyment reigned supreme Among
those who were present We're Rev. \. Har-
ris and wife, Nr. Fred. :. Myers aud
wife, Mr.. Ralph Stern and wife. Mr.
samuel b. Ullman and wife, Mr.. Jacob
LEVITT and wife, Mr.. samuel Cohen ana
wife, Mr. VI. Ihalhimer and wife. Mr.
A0ddh Uhfll dilA wiz III f FNttt.''
wife. Mr.. +. Haun and wife. Mr.. VI. b. to-
senbaum and wife, Mr.. n. b. Goodman ana
wife, Mr.. H. :. Ilutzle- and wife.
Miss Eigenbrom, Petersburg, gray Six.
Miss Rosenthal, Raleigh. gray gloria.
Miss Wasserman, Wilkesbarc, Pa, black
net.
Miss Frank. Baltimore. pink albatross.
Miss Strauss, Culpepcr lavender crepe
de chine
Miss Gereke, Norfolk, Nebraska, blue
crepe de chine.
Miss Rachel Meyers, China silk.
Miss stella Wolf, Chicago, grey and White
silk.
Miss Dora Rose Raleigh. blue silk.
Miss Hattie Loyenstein, br0cadc suldh.
Miss Emma Bachrach. creme crepe de-
chine. old rose trimmings.
Miss Minnie Gunst, biaci, aud l.ac l-l.i
silk.
Miss Rosalie Salamonsky, pink six and
diamonds
Mrs. Herbert Ezekiel, black lace and
turquoise,
Miss Sarah Straus, gray LansdoWne.
Miss Minnie Goldenberg. white lace.
Miss Rose Lichenstein, lavender lans-
dOWne.
Miss Flora Loyenstein, figured >urah.
Miss Clara Wallerstein, grey elouo-l.
Miss sarah stern. grey and white silk.
Mrs. Fannie ~alam0nsky, black silk ana
diamonds.
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that he will be o welcome guest at ths Rus
sian Court and In all circles OF Russian 80
cletv The NiedOmOsti. Of MOSCOW, says that
he will b0 most acceptable visitor. and that
the Arch Duke viii probably manage n
smeliorate the relations existing between
Austria and Russia
The chaplain OF the English Church In
Berlin has rendered an invitation through
United states Minister Phelps to Bishop
Doane 10 assist the English bishop IN the
coming continuation services 90 be held In
Berlin.
The London Court Of queens Bench hrs
decided that Mr.. Justin Mccarthy and Lord
Arthur Hill. VI. r.. are liable % $40 damages
on account OF the furniture which md been
supplied 10 the collapsed Irish exhibition On
London.
EI-Quecn Nathalie announces that she
eannOt bear the continued humiliations 10
which shc is subjected in her own country
any longer, and mat She 10 determined 10
leave Servis ard reside abroad until the King
shall come OF age
News has been received Of n terriblo explo-
sion Of fire damp in n cOlliery At Jasinowata.
near the city Of CharkOy. in Euro ueau Rus
sia. Only me3gre details Of the accident
have been learned. but 10 is known that
over a hundred Of the miners have been
killed.
The Berliner Nachrichten announces that
the Government is considering the question
as 10 whether foreign insurance companies
carrying on operations I'm Prussia be required
70 invest their premiums I'm state securi-
ties
The English tourist who. disregarding al
advice, insisted on climbing Mount Nesuyius
without "a guide. and who was not heard Of
for over a day after he started on his journey,
has been found safe and sound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
MILITARY INSTRUCTOR.
Lieutenant John :. Park, Of the the L. ;
Arms. Chosen by the '. VI. I.

LEXINGTON. "a, Jan. a.. Special r.
The readers Of THE TnlEs already know
that the Virginia Military Institute is to
have an army officer as instructor Of mill
tarv tactics. Lieutenant John :. Park, Jr..
Of the lNenty-nrst Regiment q United
state. infantry. n0w stationed at Fort sid
ney. Nebraska, has been appointed 10 thi.
place. Hon. :. II. Letcher. president OF the
Board OF Visitors Of the Virginia Military
Institute has just returned from trip TO
Washington where be succeeded in securing
fhe above appointment. and spoke IN the
highest terms Of the officers ability and at
taiuments. lie j. about forty years Of age.
and carries with him the marks OF his
West Point training. Lieutenant Park has
been married several years, and Mrs.
PARKS friends in Washington bespeak Tor
Lexington society happy addition by her
presence. While her home was formerly
in Washington she is Of Virginia family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
FUNERAL OF Mr. ". N. SHELTON.
The Services simple, But Impressiye-A
Brilliant Marriage.

DANymLE. VA, Jan. o. Special. r.
The funeral Of the late ". y. shelton took
place this afternoon from the Presbyterian
church. and was attended by an immense
concour-e u people. The service was the
brief simple service ot the Presbyterian
church conducted bv Rev. Dr. Alexander
Martin. assisted by Rev. VT D0ggett and
Rev. T. B. Thames. The floral offerings
were very large and beautiful. The Tobacco
Association attended the funeral IN body
as did also the Board Of Directors OF the
Merchant. Bank.
Mss Static ID. spencer, daughter Of u.
N. Spencer. q prominent citizen OF Henry
county was married yesterday 10 Mr.. W IL
liam e.. Lee, Nirginian, whose home Is
now in California, where he represents a
Richmond tobacco manufacturing estab-
Nshmfrt. Tie brllal couple passed here
last night cn route 20 the Northern cities.
After au extended tour they VIII 60 10 san
Francisco.
In the Circuit Court now in session, two
dama-e suit, for ten thousand dollars eacn'
Are pending against the Danyllle COnstruc-
u0n Company. Oscar II. Brooks, colored,
sues the company for injuries received IN
qn accident while working for them IN toe
construction of The Atlantic and Danynle
railway. This case went % the jury to-day
but verdict has not yet been rendered
The other suit j. bv Thomas. Thomas ad.
mini-trat1r. who sues the company on ac-
count Of the death Of Thomas, the result ol
an accident. while the deceased was IN the
employment Cr The company on the same
work. That case viii Doe called tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
AN ENJOYABLEAFf
Entertainment for the Church OF tho
CoYenant.

The entertainment for the benefit Of tie
Church Of the Covenant at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall last
night was a success. \ large and appre-
ciative audience witnessed lNe eA.e.-
tainment, which Was greatly enI't.A
The programme Wa. as follows. Part IT,
Mandolin Quarteitc, Loves Dreamland
Waltz" ROeder: the %. ID. q. Club Mes.r-.
q. II. Tompkins, j. w. Bowles, {. j.. o-c-
Cmer. A. Jones. .. soprano solo. SEE Pc
ton. Miss Annie Hammer. g. "lhe hinE's
kiss Mr. Louis W. Pizzini. 4. Violin
solo. "Legendr." Wieninwski. Nr. J.. A.
Naire. :. Contralto solo, "Att-rwards, j-
W. Mullen. Miss Lucie II. Nulan-. '.
baritone solo. selection. Mr. Douglas L-ii-
,,icb. Part I.-"6eneyra.' an Italian
romance. Miss &. e.. walker; accOmpallai,
Mr. Kirk Matthews.
Miss Annie HamRer skillully rendered "a
difficult solo in her usual sweet ana *
pressiye manner.
MIR I0Jis ". Pizzinrs clear tenor voice
was heard TO great advantage Do cine
Kings Kiss. ,,... ,.,.
The beautiful strains of Rocders cele-
hrated waltz. "I.Oye's Dre3mlauI,' SD wen
executed by the MahuoilH 't"" '''''' ''7
In The rendition Of the violin solo '!.e-
gende" Mfr. J.. A. Maire showed himself
master Of that instrument.
Inc contralto solo Afterwards was REM
aere3 by Miss Iucie II. vs. Villains. in which
her rich aud mellow voice was displayed lo
I its best advantage. ....
In his usual style Mr.. Douglas l.eit"itcn
delighted the audience with an humorous
selection. ...o,,ti.
The event Of the evening was the Ienul
tion OF a recitation entitled "uene VA "a an
1,oIisn I,oi romance. by Mrs. &. G.. Walker
Tbo vigorous applause of the audience
shove5 the appreciationof Mrs. Walker
etiorts. The histrionic ability displayed %!
Mn. Walker would have done cfedii To
Hr. kirk Mathews acted ar accompA
MIST in his characteristeally fine way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
mlnlsrER CoMMlrs sulCloE.
Rev. Jane. s. white. Of Rock nm, south
Carolina. Ends His Life.

CHARLOTTE. y. G., Jan. -. special .-
Rev. James :. White, pastor Of the second
Presbyterian church, and one of the wealth
lest and most highly respected and beloved
citizens of Rock llul. south Carolina COM
mitted suicide iIi, morning at cioth ny
climbing into bis slul mii tank. distance
of Sixty feet from lr ground. ana nip"hihb
himself. For some Time Nr. White hid oceh
troubled with dyspepsia, tni7 h'f f.iu- AZ
nsrf.r. lrlr.fl-r fr0m his bed aiiing his
-,n tntt b. IlI n0t feel veil aut walled
ouf 0f the room. a. he di1 hpt re-
turn h, SON became alarmed. ana
went BOB -elr.a 0f him. Other m"mbsfs 'i
the nmlF aui u1-4h0l- joined IN ln'
search. Duf aU tl 300 avail. on et ANNA
NON of ile windmill 10 was found inai ths
foD had been pulled 90. and on closer eA-
animation tlr dead body 0f Nr. White was
found foaiins0n tns topof the water, "hich
was eight feet deep.
R.v.Nr. Whit e as one ~ the most highly
respected citizens NJ Rock I'LL lie was
President oi tus graded school and u ine
Rock HiI Library, which be iounded' ne
was founder Il a large chapel "hlcH ~
sustained aLd minl-tcrcd %. lie Was o,-
rector in eyerV mill ana DinA IN hVCN
ram and wa, foremost ia everything pr
IIbusinee, houses. Offices, and the Graded
.cbool Of Rock Hul are heavily dfaped IN
mourning. The ministers Of Bethel Ifss~
bytery in addition 20 ministers from adjein-
10 States Will attend TIE funeral. Mr.
White was highly connected In THIS ciy'
where se has spent rauch time.
PROmBuIoN WAR wAxKs WARM
The nfobibition war Ia Castor county In
This -tate is waxing pretty v arm. and has
attained o. zoe greatest local excitement
rb,f rbe county has set known. The irou-
bic grew OUT oi a movement Of the Prohioi-
tionists % petition me lesislaturs
IN prohDit the manufacture ana
.ale of liquors IN Castor coun-
~ which IL famous throughout
This section for is corn whisky. Leaders ot
ibe Prohibition and ,nil-Pr0hiDition parties
are C. irving around petitions, and the ieepng
!. intense. The anti-PrOhiDitiOnis,s VIII De-
gin tbe publication in few DAYS Of paper
called the Anti-Pr0hibitionist which "ill DC
e5ite0 by Captain N. II. Pride, editor 0i The
southern Home, u M. Holly, NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
A VICTORY FOR LIBERALS.
GLADSTONE so REGARDS THE
RECENT ELECTION.

PHrliament ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm
London Continues-Parnsn and His
Opposers-bevolution In French Grand
or-rs Foreign Events.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Mr. Gladstone, in tele-
gapiu- reply to a correspondent who
had questioned him as 10 the significance of
thc Hartlepool election yesterday, said
"lho iartlepool election is from the time
and circumstances by far the most impor-
taut since 1886. The limits Of a telegram
preclude the giving Of my full meaning, but
an must see that the simple figures as taken
oil the poll reduce 10 dust and ashes the
declarations of Lord Salisbury, Sir Henry
James. Mr.. Goschen and the Duke Of West
minister upon what they call recent
events"
Mr. Gladstone has telegrapbed his con-
-ratulati0ns TO Mr.. Furness over the result
of thC NartlepOol election.
Every where throughout the country the
Liberals are rejoicing over the victory
which gives another seat from the COnser-
yati'c, and assures the unity Of the party.
Now That victory is won stories are coming
0i tlc methods resOrted 20 in order to con-
'r0l the votes Of the wOrkingmen for Mr.
Gray, the Inionist candidate. NO
open intimidation was resOrted 10.
as la an English election that
would be fatal, but circulars were
distributed showing all that Mr.. Gray had
done for the place; that he had been mayor,
port commissioner, &c, and all needed 10
crown his career was 10 elect him member
of Parliament. 1t is a significant fact that
tle uni0nists rather avoided political argu-
meut and addressed themselves almost
wholly 10 the personal question. MI
furuess, on the other hand, laid the politi-
cal issues clearly before the voters ana
avoided personal questions.
Coming Just at the opening Of Parliament
the victory gives an impulse Of encourage
mcnt which the Liberals have badly needed
and will make them more aggressive and
assCrtivc. The Tories. who have been dis
counting the defeat for seme time, cannot
conceal their disappointment, tor the result
indicates the probable result in other Lib
eral-l ulOnists constituencies, without
whose aid the Tories cannot keep control Of
the Government
The Times and standard claim this
morning that the HartlepOol election was
decided ON the eighi-h0ur and other issues,
and tha, Home Rule had no part in it.
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North state Gleanings.

The whisky dIstiliery Of Mr.. W. I. EVER
hart. situated about four miles east OF Lex
ingtou was seized last Saturday morning hF
revenue Officers Bulla end Kinney, ana the
whole Outht-whisky aud all-Was brought
10 town and slowed away that evening. lhe
seizure WAS made on account Of there Oelhs
too much beer on hand SIR. Eyerhari says
that a leak had sprung In the siiil. and me
liking Of n necessi itated the te rlbg dow n VI
the furuace, and this caused tie accumuia-
ton.
Mr Martin sumpier, Of shiloh township
lives within six miles % SiatesVille, Dbl hHh
not been % town IN tWenty-seyen year.
During these twenty seven years ne mas
rarely been further from home than Watl r
mill. which Is about two miles distant Mi.
,umpter Is man Of character ana ihttlll.
gence He is a Republican In politics, but
has not been 70 the polls but once since the
war. IN 1872. and then he voted the Demo
crate ticket.
Ben Baker, the escaped convict who was
shot BY Mr. Julie Crawford last "Wednesday
near Trinity College while resisting arrest
died saturday evening from the effects oi hls
wound. A cOrOner's Inquest was held Moh,
day and CranfOri was required 10 give Dopd
Of 50. 600 for nis appearance Al the ne1i Term
Oi Randolph superior Court. Two ot the
men VINO went with Crawford 10 make the
arrest have turned states evidence.
Jim Harris (colored), who was sent . the
chain gang in Charlotte for breaking IN
RObert vhltleys mills and stealing there
from, made good bis escape from the stocA-
ade thursday evening at dark. Inc oiOCd
hounds we're put on his track. and ran nm,
for about two miles, when they wsre calleu
/ In for fear Of being lost.
The reports sent out from Blue wing indi
cate that az last The copper mines lhefe hI
10 DC worked In way that means business
That section Is fan Of copper ore. aud III
can be mined and marketed at prOnt thete
will be no limit 20 the supply e1eepi lA'
worlds demand.
! Mr e. e. setter and wife aus their son
! Charlie and his wife aud children. who wen
| from Newton 10 Wash ngtOn IerrtOfy W.
/ years aud half ago. all landed Ia Ne~toi
| again Monday afternoon. They are sailsilf,
that there il no piGce Ike the Old Sorti
state.
/ X. W. Elliot. Of Long Creek, near Chaflotle
who "a IN his eighty-secoDd year. one day las
pannels. and ten rails high. The fence % on
lr klliotts farm, and - considered re
markabie days work for a man OF his age.
Mr.. H. r. sedberry. an hOnored and r.
specied citizen Of Mount Gilead township
| Montgomery county, died az hls homo Dea
/ VAUDEVILLE. on the lith instant, IN I'M
seyenty-eighth year OF his age.
Mrs. Margaret Freeborn. weli-knovn an'
/ estlmabie lady Of herdtfsoD. died al ne
home, after a sickness q some months.
1880 O'Clock saturday night, January IOth'
The stock ofth Asheyile Tobacco Work
mas been Increased from $1,000 20 s2o.Ov'
with an authorized capital Of $4,000.
Mr.. Gus Robinson, OF Crossing, near New
ton, about thIrty-rve wears old, died SUNDAY
after protracted Illness.
l There are twenty inmates In the Asncfiu'
all - present.
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a MORE SERIOUS PHASE.
william Rhstt VIII Have To Answer
Crsyer Charge Thar at First Expected.

NEw YORK, Jan. 22-'fhe case against
William Raett, the ticket agent of the saYanr
nah steamship Company. VINO nts arrested
TUESDAY evening charged with the aDduc-
lion OF twelye-year-0id Mary Williams
from Jsr.ey City, assumed more serious
nba.e to-day Katie flYnn, companion
of MARY Williams. also about twelve years
oid. who Mary says induced her 20 20 WIN
Rbett. was brought - court today. she
aid that about six weeks ago hheu met
her and a liitls gin about the same age az
the ferry house in jersey City, where
tbey sold papers. patiing them on the hean
Ne nrOrii.ed them nice things " they "ouia
como with nias % New York. they crossed
the ferry 70 this city, where, sae said, tne
nice nan" hired q cab, and she ana ine
other little girl rode about for an hour; ne
nd 49, ui0lest ber. bat took improper aDei Z
win the other gid. II Katie fiynn. :
sf.rv Is true, Rhstt, who Il Vas AZ hfs'
| ,bolght could not be held. VIII have % an
.war A grayer charge Than ABDUCTION. ~
has nOt been made known ~bo TIE li1'i.
y.ctir l.. Rhett claims 20 be niemDer u
the famous Rhetf family u South Carobn<'
/ lie was admitted 10 bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
Personal and General.
Miss Brander gives tea ms evening

Miss BTandeT gives a lt' lnl7 t'''i-"-'
Ms. p. Gresham, clerk OF Lancaster
county. was in the city yesterday.
Dr. Hugh Hogan. formerly OF this city,
,o,g NJ Atlanta. Ca, was in the city yes
teriay.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Graham. oi
lexington. Va. are the guests OF MIS-. 1.
ID. Neal, Jr.
Mr.. Reinhard, maid and three children
80 oceunying suite Of rooms al the TX
change Hotel
Mr.. Heth Lorton, general agent oi Tie
Tinted Foreign Express Company, oi Ne"
York, is in the city.
wrs Dr. Lewis W. Burton and children
lof, this morning at 2.30 O'Clock on tle
Dsnville road en- route for Atlanta, "a
where they will visit relatives.
uessrs. william II. Baker and Finley
anderson. yice-president and secretary. re-
snectiyely. Of the New York Press, are
.iopping at the Exchange Hotel
The work on the iron viaduct extending
from the northern terminus Of flith street
80 Chestnut Hill is being pushed very rapid
iv About one halt Of the WORK has been
finished.
Colonel Finley Anderson, formerly As
.istsnt Adiutani.General Of General Han
cock's staf, and now connected with iAe
limited Press, is in the city stopping a. lhe
Exchange.
The appointment Of Blair Burwell % ihe
chief engineership 0f the r., e. aud i. is a
we'll deserved compliment 10 Mr. Blu, well's &
ability. Mr.. Burwell now i one n the
Youngest civil engineers in the country.
Major y. Y. Randolph yesterday moved
from his residence az Twelfth and Clay
streets 10 his new home At sixth and Grace
streets. The latter house was formerly oc
cupied BY the Branch family. but was re
Gently bought by Major Randolph.
A meeting in the interest Of prison re-
form will be held next Tuesday night at ths
large hall Of the Y. NJ. {. A. building. Gov
ernor Nc kinney, Mayer Ellyson, Rev. DF
Hoge and Major Robert stiles nave con
seated 70 deliver addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Several Cars Deralled on the II. & A
and Considerable Damage Done.

GoOcuLASD 4. H., VA, Jan. 22.-LSpe-
cial "A few minutes before o'clock this
morning, during the rain storm, freight
train so. rs. ON The James River division OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, sustain
ga wreck in which no one was hurt,
hut which blocked the road for six hours
and a-half. The train consisted Of about
forty cars. with Irvilliln engineer. and
Hewlett conductor. The accident occurred
mile east 90 Maideu's Adventure Just as
the train rounded "a sharp curve where the
track Laws along the cliffs Immediately
above the riy8.
The cause Of the accident was the pulling
out 0f a drav-head, which fell upon the
track and lifted the neXtcar from the track.
dcraillng seven cars. two Of which were
empty and five loaded miscelane0usly with
a0l.. cotton. coal and tobacco. The mail
train going east was delayed two and one
half hours at -fauard. Just below and the
east-hluud accommodation was delayed al
Naldeu- five and One-hali hours, leaving
there 100 1850 p. VI. Nearly all the male
rassengcr5 on fhe latter, through impa-
firnce and curiosity, went on % the scene
and We're afterwards picked up by Conduc-
Tor Harris 4t l2. J. when his train arrived
tlrre.
The wreck.u- crew was promptly sent
Tor. and The blockade was cleared al l2.l5.
Mr.. John Meredith, I0admaster, and +. L.
Goodwin. chief dispatcher, were also pres
ent. All oi the cars but two were placed
agan upon the track, and one now lies
against The clf with it- trucks down the
emb3uEmelt. The damage amounted 10
about 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
NEW OPERAS RECOMMENDED.
Future Performance I'm Paris to be Con-
ducted DiferentlY.

PARIS. Jan. 22.-Ihe committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies appointed to inquire
into the complaints made against the man
g-ement Of the Paris Opera House has rem
d.red IT'S report. The committee Is unanl-
nous ln c0ndemning the management for
tIs state of affairs complained OF, and rec
0r uends that fresh board OF directors be
ll tinted; that new regulations be draw
uF. and that five operate performances be
Eit each week of the year.
mmittee also recommends that SIX
new rch operas, the works Of Frencl
conn be produced annually, as well
as al. table operas by foreign compos-
ers. enforcement Of these last recon-
mend us OF proposed rules may be leit to
the Judgment Of the board Of directors
should +, be found that their enforcement
Naald rl- llt in disorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
PARLIAMENT ReASsEMBLEs.
Parnell Gives Notice That lie VIII Call
Attention TO the Grimes Act.

LONDON, Jan. 22-Parliament reassem-
bled to-day with a scanty attendance. The
speaker. the Right Honorable Arthur Wei
lesley Peel. presided in the House OF Com
mems. During the course Of the early bust
ness 10 the House Mr.. Parnell gave notice
that he would call attention tomorrow TO
the administration of the Crimes act, and
would offer a resolution asking the Gov
eminent 10 facilitate the discussion Of the
act referred 90.
Mt. Justin Mccarthy and Mr.. Thomas
sexton introduced Sir John Pope Hennesy,
member for North Kilkenny, who recently
defeated Mr.. Vincent scully, Mr.. Parnelfs
candidate for that seat. sir John was
greeted with long and loud and liberal and
anu-Parnell cheers. The Parnellites made
no counter demonstration.
Mr. Paruell declared in the lobby tonight
that be intended 20 assert his authority as
leader and work actively during the ses-
zion. His motion as 10 the Crimes act cuts
the ground from under McCarthy's feet, and
obtains precedence over McCarthy's mo-
zion concerning the trial OF William
O'Hripn.
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ncaptsin NortoA Dead

NRw YORK, Jan. 22.-since Captain r.
l.. Norton's unsuitable yacht, The Norton,
was reported on December 18th 40 safe al
Gibraltar, nothing has been heard Of her Or
her owner. and his friends are beginning u
feel alarm tor mis- safety. Captain Norton
VII is the president Of the Mort ~
Naval Construction Company, sailed
from London in his little double
bottom yacht on November lstA "a
visit TOulOn, France, and 10 receive tnf
prizes awarded his coming by President
Carnot for his life-saying devices and un'
sinkable boat. Mrs. Norton and bis niece
accompanied him in his tity-eight foot
Yacht, which was named by an expert
enced crew Of seamen. II she reached
Gibraltar December Is the Captains friends
think they should have heard Of him before
this, but all the news they have heard wa
the report Of the yacht al Gibraltar