The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.


A chancery bill filed charging J. Thompson
Brown with fraud.-Brooklsnd Democratic
Climb will neet-The Blues inspection takes
ol,ce.-Captain Rogers tells his experience
while in Rome.-The funeral directors Will
meet in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commit
tee OF the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
citation met-A post norton examination
held.-Ths fremen have returned to their
homes
VIRGINIA
The Woman's Missionary Society OF the Bal
tmore Conference meets in Stanton to-day
The West Point Yirginian and Star has passed
into Republican hands.--General W. II. +.
Lee is very i'll at his home in Fairfax county
The Richmonds defeated tho Lynchburgs
yesterday Gordon has be-
come editor of tho Stanton Daily News
MiddleseI county has adopted the no-fence-
law-H. b. Bailey, ship chandler Of Newport
News assigned. Randolph Childress, aged
over eighty married Mrs. Frances Jenkins In
observation-disclosures elections we're held
In Rockbridge and Halifax counties yester-
day.--A successful revival is in progress
In Rockbridge.- Arthur Foster
died in Staunton.-The management
OF the Hot Springs has changed.
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for the House of Delegates from Gloucester
county yesterday.-The weather for the past
week has been too dry for the farmers to seed
their wheat crop-Mr. Starke Miller and Miss
Gertrude Cushing were married in stanton
There was grand reunion OF ex-Confederate
veterans at Bluff City.--The funeral Of Major
Elliott n. Braxton will take place in Fredericks-
burg to-day-Hon. John L. Mason was nomi-
IT, 4 leila GfoAA x1
King George counties yesterday and resolu-
tions were adopted indorsing Senator Daniel for
reelection.
NEW YORK.
A caldron Of melted asphaltum caught fire on
Broadway and caused considerable excitement.
A Chinese crab is on exhibition.-stowa-
ways lately discovered on an incoming steamer
are to be sent back.-Two opium fiends were
sentenced to the penitentiary.-- Smith
lately discharged from tho Homeopathic Hos
pital. where she nursed, threatens certain dis
closures unless reinstated. Russell Sage says
Mr.. Gould is not seriously ILL., but is very much
fatigued.- Solomon Hrsch has returned from
b. Steven, of tho Nicaragua
Canal Company, has reached New York-The
sx-socaist leader OF the cloak-makers, Joseph
has been brought back from Canada.
DR.. McGlynn will resume his talks in Cooper
Union ION Sunday--The present activity in
the navy-yard is due to the political contest
No bonds of the Norfolk and Western railroad
have been sold.--Mrs. Grover Cleveland has
become mother.
GENERAL.
In the case of the Chinaman, Chang Sam,
who was found TO be unlawfully in
the United States, the Attorney General
bas decided that he has no right
TO remain herein his will Boulanger
requested that the tomb of his mistress be al
ways cared for as now--Mr Gladstone made
another brief speech at Newcastle yesterday
Premier Thompson will prosecute those striv- |
ing to defraud the Government--The strike |
of miners in Kansas has been declared off,
Princess Beatrice wife OF Prince Henry Of Bat |
tenburg is a mother--D. A. Beam attempted !
the life Of DR.. John McIrayar at Shelby. n c., |
yesterday. successful balloon ascensons |
wero made at the Raleigh, On o. Exposition |
yesterday German Evangelical Confer |
ence is IN session at Indianapolis noto- |
rious criminals have escaped Jail at 81. Louis |
1t is estimated that 25.O0OOO0 bushels OF |
wheat have been damaged by rain and frost in |
North Dakota.