The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-14
TUESDAY. APRIL IA. 1891.
WIS SrNMiRr.

Forecast Virginia aud North Carolina: Slight
rain, slightly cooler.
The Grand Lodge of Virginia, l. o. o. f., will
assemble here to-day.-Iho Baptist Sunday
School Association mct.--1ho State Board Of
Dental Examiners meets to-day.--Ihe Meth
odist Sunday School Society held meeting
The East Hanover PreShytery will meet this
evening successful movement was started
to build Y.M.C.A Railroad branch building in
Manchester. Board Of Aldermen not
VIRGINIA.
The State Board OF Commissioners met in
Lynchburg yesterday to consider applications
for liquor licenses for another year, but few aI-
pications were made.-Ihc sales Of tobacco
ut tho Alliance Warehouse Of Lynchburg dur
ing the year amounted 20 over 100000
pounds.-A workman on the Byormont High
bridge at Lynchburg fell forty feet yesterday
and was probably fatally iniurcd.-Mr. George
Harris and Miss Mary Bah, of Campbell county,
were married yesterday Roanoke Lodge, No
49, of tho Order Of Elks, was instituted az
Roanoke Sunday night.-Ihe April term OF
Danvllc's Husting, Court has adjourned.--
NJ. 3 York OF Dauyillo. WAS probably fatally in
jured by jumping from q freight train---The
County Farmers Alliance of rttsylvania hiss in
stigRted movement TO macadamizo tho public
roads.-Ihe people Of Martnsyillo will
celebrate the opening Of tho Roanoke
Southern railway next Wednesday,
WASHINGTON
West Virginia has been denied her share Of
the direct tax fund on account of 81 alleged
claim she owes the Government.-Thon negro
Minister, Douglas, to IIayti will DE recalled
Count Lewinhaupt who recently married =
daughter Of ex-secretary of State Bayard. Is
Yesterday the President appointed
Inos Mebeckor, of Indiana. TO be United states
Treasurer.--Socrotary Proctor promoted First
Lieutenant Constantine Chase 90 be quarter
master-genoral in the United States army
Secretary Foster has appointed Z. 7. Groom in
tpector Of vessels for the Third district
NTw YORK.
The history class organized under the patron
age of Mrs. Grover Cleveland will meet TO-DAY
al Mrs ex-Secretary Nhiney's home-A line
portrait Of Rev. DR.. Huntington is in the spring
exhibition at the Academy of Design. May
9th will be the anniversary Of the conservation
of Old 81. Marks, ON the BOwory, which oc-
CURED in i7g9.--A reception was rendered 10
Archbishop John Ireland by the National Tenn
perance Society at the Metropolitan Opera
House yesterday evening.-The ossiticd man,
Lucius Monroe, is negro from Virginia.
Baron Hirsch, the great philanthropist. will at
an early day write an article for the American
Iaview.-Mr and Mrs John Jacob Aston will
sail for Europe on the eed OF this month
Wall street Is apprised that there is no doubt
hat the miners Will strike for eight hours
FoREIGN.
Reports from Chill state that the two opposing
factions there are numbering and committing
oil kinds Of outrages on each otAcr.-An Inter
national Red Cross Exhibition viii be held in
Leipsic-lhe London Times says the
newfoundland delegation will be per-
United 30 present their side OF the
question to the House of Commons.-Germany
IS IN no hurry 10 remove the restrictions from
american pork.--Amorican artists in Paris are
indignant because bat TWO works by Americans
are hung at tho Saloon--The report that
Minister Porter will be ordered 10
leave Italy Is conhrmed.-Barry sullivan.
ihe famous English iragsdian, is dying-In
the House of Commons lsst night the Govern
ment stated that II did not regard tho recent
vote on the opium traffic in India as decisive
GENERAL
John Mecca, an Italian was murdered by a
negro gambler 40 Charlotte, y. c.. Sunday
hisht--A tobacco-storing room WAS DESTROYED
by hre al Milton y. C., a few days ago.--Cap-
tam L. H. Stamps was stricken with PARALYSIS at
1arboro' " G.. yesterday. -1he arrangements
for the immediate construction Of the Raleigh
electric street railway will be made in few
days.--1bo citizens Of Winston. y. O.. will 20
20 MsrtiDsyille, Va. next "Wednesday 20 attend
the celebration Of the opening Of the Roanoke
and Southern railroad.--General W. h. Cox. of
Edgecomb. has been invited to deliver an adj
dress st the memorial exercises at Raj.
Sigh on sthe 10th OF May.--A site
will be laid of near Raleigh in q
few days for the Coralegh Cotton Mills.-.