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, 1891-05-16

Mrs. E. H. Leibey, agent for Orange
Blossom and CascAra Tea, 7O8 East Nine,
teenth street, CHEYENNE.
, 1891-05-16
Vice rape tomatoes al
Heafh'S market.

Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
lea will cure you.
, 1891-05-16

Merchants lunch for Is cents from IL
10 3 p. m, at Germania Hall.
, 1891-05-16
3O4 w. 18th STREET,

cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
IDiphflleria.

There were two deaths from dipbtheria re-
ported t. the Board of Health for the twenty
four hours ending at midnight a. follows
Lizzie Miller. Sl5 Albensrio twhite). three
years May 5. Brown. 3l5 Stevenson Color
ed eight years.
There we're nine new cases reported for the
same period rs follows:
Chas. ]. 10th > son ~ east Marshall white,
ten years Marie A. Winglcs. -- west Leigh
(whlte). four years Georgia Mayo. SOC south
Tenth colore,D. eleven years. Alice Fitzcer-
AID ll0 east Cary white. seven and one half
years. Edwin H. Smith. G32 Church white
three years George Southards child, Sl2
Monroe white. two years. colored person in
ward, 5O2 south Pine, twenty years child of
=. j. lngle. 5O2 soutl, Pine (white). one year,
- Mcdaniel. 339 south Laurel (white), two
and one-hah years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
PERsoNAL IND GENERAL.
Bits of Ncws Gathered Here and There by
the "Times" Reporters.


the "Times" Reporters.
Misses Edna Bib and her cousins. the
Misses Jones. of Kentucky, have returned
from pleasant trip to Norfolk, Virginia
Beach ana Old Point. from thence by steamer
/ % Washington ID. G.. where they spent
several days most delightfully."- visiting rela-
/ tyes at the national capital.
Tho total enrolment Of students at Rich
mond College TO date is 49,
Mr. Charles Z. Hudnall returned yesterday
from an extended Southern business trip.
Miss @. G. Burgess. Of Fluvanna county. is
visiting her brother at 619 north Ninth street
Miss Anna Belle Jenkins has returned homo
from pleasant visit 10 relatives n Norfolk
Mr.. j. S. lumpkn. Of the Buchanan Stand
ard. was In the city yesterday on business
trip.
Ex-Governor William f. Cameron was in
the city yesterday and was visitor at the
Capitol.
Miss o. c. Burgess. Of Fluvanna county.
is visiting her brother at No. GIG north Ninth
street.
Dr. Joseph Michaux is still confined TO his
room but has considerably improved during
the past few days.
The noxt German budget will contain in
creased demands for building more cruisers
20 strengthen tDe navy.
Mr.. William r. Ogden. the well known
actor. who Is a native Of Richmond will be in
the city next week.
Mr.. j. b. Doherty has returned from the
meeting Of the international Cigarmakers'
Union at Detroit
Mrs. William b. Brown, nee Sallie Mont
gomery. IS on brief visit to relatives on
Church Hill.
marriage license was issued in Washing
ton yesterday to Joseph Mickings. of Rich
mOnd, and Minnie Barnes
Mr.. Joseph Montgomery. the well-known
oyster merchant, Is 10 be welded on October
10Th to Miss Minnie S. Burch at the Leigh
street Baptist church.
w A. Skinner yesterday qualified as exc
cutor of the last will and testament of his
late wife. Mrs. Gertrude T. Skinner. The
estate is small.
Mrs. William H. WEIGH. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Welch and Mrs. Emma Buckley, Of Brooklyn.
n. y. are visiting Captain A. O. Babcock at
Cedar Lawn, ION the Nine Mile road in Hen |
rico county.
A horse belonging to Mr. J. Lovenstein ran
away about 23O o'clock yesterday afternoon |
On Franklin between Eighth and Ninth |
streets. The driver was thrown out, but not |
hurt. and the buggy was badly
smashed.
MIR. A. Randolph Tatum, who has been
spending several DAYS in the city. returned to
New Brunswick. n. j., yesterday Mr.. and |
Mrs. latum Will 90 TO California in Deem
Der on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Tatum.
)f San Francisco and will remain on the Pa
,lhc coast during the remainder of the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

agreement entered into % to the production
OF the opera. Terms satisfactory were agreed
upon and rehearsals begun IL was soon
discovered that there were not enough
young mon Of the four hundred who pos
sessed voices sufficiently musical to sing the
opening chorus. Recruits from the middle
crust were mustered in, and for about
three rehesrsals the opera seemed 70
DO go Then the young men of
the middle crust realized that they
werc looked upon AZ lot of seyen.up
pieoeian individuals with neither sense. reason
nor wit. and furthermore, that at each re-
hearsal they were subjected to discourtesies
winch were not conducive to their
happiness. They finally AGREED TO cut
loose from the 400 satellites. and the
opera sunk into an untimey grave lust be-
cause the hosts or hostesses at whose houses
the rehearsals were held did not have enough
courtesy to welcome the men when they came
into the house or bid them good evening
when they left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Some OF the Services Which Will be Held Il
the Churches To-day.

Some OF the Services Which Will be Held In
the Churches To-day.
At Clay-street Methodist church tonight
Rev. w II. Atvill will continue his sermons
to young men. The subject will be Follow.
ing Good Man"
Rev. Hartley Carmichael will preach at st.
Paul's to-day. both morning and night
Rev. John X. Mason will preach at the Sol
diers' Home to-day at 3 o'clock. This is the
first Of a series OF Sunday afternoon sermons
which will be preached during the winter by
different ministers.
Calvary mission Sabbath school has re-
sumed It's meetings at the old Masonic Hall
with a good attendance Sergeant Ben L.
Howard 10 superintendent.
There will be services at the mission tent
this afternoon al o'clock and also at 745
z. VI. Mr. d. l.. Leitwich Will sing at the
afternoon meeting.
Rev. Is. A Abbott who has had large con-
gregations 10 hear him ut the Marshal-street
Christian church this week will preach to-
day. both morning and night After tho
sermon Friday night one person was
baptized
The revival at the Fourth-street Baptist
church will continue through noxt week
Rev. Mr. Gay. who Is assisting the pastor. has
preached 10 large congregations this week,
and there have been several conversions.
Rev. DR.. John Pollard will preach at the
First Baptist church tomorrow III the absence
from the city of DR. Cooper.
The Baptist Sunday School Association will
hold It's quarterly mseting.at Howard's Grove
church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Good
speakers have been engaged. The meeting of
the Methodist Society has been postponed I'M
ill next Sunday. when members OF the Ecu
menical convention will be there.
Rev. J. ID. Hammond, ID. d.. president of
Central College Methodist Episcol al Church.
South. of fayetto Mo, will preach at Broad
street church to-day. both morning and
night.
The services at tue Sharon Baptist church
TO-DAY will be conducted log tho Rev. Dr. Tup-
per, who will also administer the Lords Sup
per. Services begin at o'clock f. NJ
The Union gospel meetings which have
been n progress in the "Old trinity" church
building below the EXCHANGE Hotel ON Frank
lin street vii DO hold at aud $50 O'clock
this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

A Church Council Charges Pastor With
False Statements and EmbezzIement

OTTUMwA, low. Oct. l0.-A lively church
fight Is on in South Ottumwa. Rev. II. d.
Crawford and his church, tho Finley Baptist
have been the subjects OF tho consideration
of IN ex -parto council Of prominent Baptist
clergymen and their action rs pub
li.hed. finds three counts against the
pastor and church as follows Tn
Baptistic practice and the church un-
Justly excluding members. false statements
breach of trust and embezzlement Mr.
Crawford, church stands by him solidly and
refuses TO accept his resignation. rendered
Immediately after the report OF the council.
The matter will loo probably taken into the
courts. especially on the third count.
which tho members OF the church declare is
libelous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
TRIALS OF MIssION1RIES.
Further Particulars OF the Looting OF Mis-
sionarios Houses in China by the Natives.


sionarios Houses in China by the Natives.
San FRANcIsco. CAL. Oct. 1O-Shanghai
newspapers received by steamer to-day give
new facts in regard to the footing Of mission
aries houses at Icshang The cause Of the
riot was a stolen Chinese child brought to the
convent of the French sisters by some I'M
known person. From all accounts il looks AS
though this abduction was part Of plot to
destroy tho foreign church and missionary
property.
Besides the church property. twenty pri yate
houses OF foreigners were burned No one
was killed. but tho Franciscan sisters and one
OF the fathers were badly hurt. What adds
to the suspicion that the whole attack was
part OF plot that the best OF feeling pre-
vailed between the missionaries and natives.
Japanese papers have conflicting accounts
of fight between japanese and COrean hsn-
ermen near Seoul. IN which three COreans
and forty Japanese We're killed. The trouble
grew out OF an attempt by the Coreans TO bar
out tho japanese from fishing privileges
which they had long enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Inc Texas Orator. Jerry Simpson .
Foraker All Dpeak NJ One Tlr,a


Foraker All Speak st One Time.
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. f0.-Hon. Roger Q.
Mills arrived in Cleveland tonight and wa
met at the train by Congressman Tom L.
Johnson. Tonight at the city armory he ID
dressed an audience of about twenty Ave
hundred people. He confined himsslf en-
trely to the tariff.
The price of domestic goods. he said. had
not been cheapened by the competition made
possible by protection. but by the increased
use' Of labor saving machinery The meet.
ing. from o Democratic standpoint. vss 4
success, considering that Governor Foraker
was speaking at Music Hall and Congress.
man Jerry Simpson in the public square Il
the same time.
There were about four thousand ct the For
aker meeting The Ex-Governor confined
himself principally to the tariff, going into
figures to show how mucn better OF the
American workingmen are under protect on
than the wage earners of Europe under free
trade. Simpsons audience numbered about
three hundred. He made q plea for freq
coinage Of silver and governmental control
Of railroads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
The Tunnel.

On tho 18th day of last month the officers
OF the Richmond and Chesapeake Railroad
Company deposited $50 0 a. forfeit for tie
continuation of the work on the Eightb-street
tunnel IN accordance with tho provisions of
tho ordinance extending the franchise for the
construction of that tunnel.
The company will also have to deposit the
sum of 500 900 III per cent. city bonds or
Unlted States b nds as an indemnity bond
against any damages which may be caused
by The construction OF the tunnel. This bond
Will have to bo filed within sixty DAYS from
the approval OF tho ordinance, or by October
Eth. If this Is not done in the specified time
the charter OF the company will be declared
forfeited
Mr. John jackson. the attorney for the
company in this city. said last evening that
the deposit will be made as required
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Hsrrison's Friends Consoiing Themselves
With the Hope That Blaine II Ill.

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-A special from Washing
ton says: Secretaries Blaine and Noble were
the only absentees from the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday. The CHILEAN situation was
under discussion, and this brought no NJ.
Blalne's uane and elected an inquiry as to
when the Secretary of State was likely to re-
turn to Washington. The statement was then
made that Mr.. Blaine is not likely TO return
for several months. perhaps never.
Our reports" said member OF the adj
ministration. ARE to the effect that Mr..
Blaine Is broken man. He is strong enough
to get around but not strong enough to
undertake continuous labor. and the sad pros
pect is that he will never be able TO resume
his place at the head of the State Depart
ment. The reports which the President mas
received concerning Mr.. Blaine's health are
very discouraging. though. OF course. tending
to remove any fear the President may have
had that the Secretary would run away with
tine presidential nomination next year. can
tell you the view taken OF Blaine IN the Cabi-
net and among Mr.. Blaine's nearest friends.
and that is he is al impossibility as candi.
date for the Presidency"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
MISS MILLER NOT 4 MURDEREss.
Result of the Trial OF tho SCOTS and Jane
Owens for Murder In South Carolina.


Owens for Murder In South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, 8. O.. Oct 1O.-A special from
Marion. S. c., says the trial OF Alva Scott,
Nathan Scott. Jane Owens and Miss Martha
Miller for.murder concluded today. tho YER
diet finding Nathan Scott and Jane Owens
guilty a. accessories Miss Miller was ad-
judged not guilty. The circumstances of the
murder are as follows On the night OF the
homicide several young men called to sec the
Miller family. and Fairlee Herring an unsuc-
ce-sful .uitor for the hand of one of the girls,
under the influence of disappointment and
liquor ,soughta quarrel with Alva Scott who TO
avoid him concealed himself behind the
group. Herring declared his purpose to
shoot in the room. Miss Martha dlsarmed
him and Herring pursued her A pistol shot
was heard and he dropped dead. Alva Scott
admitted the killing and fed to part. unknown,
and in his escape wa. aided by Nathan Scott
and Owens. Mlss Miller's rcquittal was
cause o. general congratulations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
MURDERED BY HER COUSINS.

Four Men XIII a Girl While Defending Her
Father.
Macon. GA, Oct. 10-Miss Lizzie Gossot.
aged seventeen. was shot to death Thu sday
night 10y her four male cousins while defend
ing her father.
She was engaged to marry one of the young
derers are named Smith and they resided on
plantation near KNOXVILLE They had
trouble with the girls father. and Thursday
they rode over TO whip him
They had him on the ground when tho
daughter appeared. She attempted to pull
one of them OF. when the lash of pistols fol-
in her heart The murderers fed, but
posse is in pursuit. and they will be summa-
rl.y dealt with when captured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Fatal Riot In China.

San Francisco. CAL, Oct 10 The steamer
City of Pekin. which arrived to-day from
China. brings news OF All attack BY pirates ID
Tonquin on August 2lst. Lecqu tie princi-
pal guard at Donsson, left port to establish
u new station at or near by the mines. When
within a short distance he was attacked by
about two hundred Chinese pirates. At tho
first discharge ecqu fell MORALLY wounded
The militianen returned the fire. but ths pi-
rates were well ambushed and the men OF the
civil guard were decimared Besides Lecgu.
seven were killed and seven wounded. and tue
detachment was forced 70 retreat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Hamilton leads in Batting and Brown In
FIeldIng-The Average Of Bassmen.

Fislding-Thc Average OF Bsssmen.
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Dot. lO.-N. Z. Young.
president and secretary of the National
League, has completed his work on the official
averages Of the League players.
Hamilton of the Philadelphia Club leads
the batters with an average of 1888. Gumbert
Of Chicago second with percentage OF 1926.
Hamilton is also the leading base stealer.
having lis bases to his credit In fielding.
Brown of the Philadelphia leads the first
baseman with an average of $50 IN ninety
seven games. Beckley of Pi,tsburg and
Reilly Of Cincinnati are tied for second with
1892. Ward of Brooklyn carries off second
base honors with percentage Of 1866 for
eighteen games OF the third basemen Bas-
sett of New York is the leader with 81; Burns
of Chicago second with 81 Cooney OF CHI
cage has the best record at short stop with
.924 to his credit Brodie of Boston is first
among the fielders. with an average OF 1868 in
1874 games. Buckley of New York leads the
catchers with 944. while Bennett of Boston is
second with 942.
The fielding record of the pitchers has not
been completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

INDIANAPOLIS. ND. Oct. 10.-Chief Sar-
gent. OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. and committee representing the fire.
men of the Lake Erie and Western railway
waited upon. General Manager Bradbury to.
day with q demand for an increase of two.
tenths of cent n mile in wages Mr.. Sar.
gent admitted that q compromise on ono
tenth might be effected. Mr.. Bradbury
replied refusing to concede to tho advance.
Another strike is among the possibilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Sr. PAUL, MrNs.. Oct. lO.-Fifty families 0.
the exiled Russian Jews will shortly be es-
tablished In their homes at Mile Laos, MINI.
on the Great Northern railroad. President
James j. Hill, of tho road has just completed
fifty houses of q neat and comfortable ap-
pesrance. which on behalf of the company he
has presented to the committee in this city
having charge Of the Baron Hirsch fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

Charles u. Cocker young man about TWEEN
ty-two years old met with an unfortunate and
untm-ly death in tho Richmond and Danvills
yard in Manchester last evening about 10
O'clock He was coupling cars. and for some
reason he slipped and the cars passed over hi,
body. crushing his hip and cutting through
his abdomen. Mr.. Cocker only lived few
moments after the accident occurred.
His remains will be taken to his home in
Prince George county to-day. The deceased
IL q single man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
United Brethren.

Rr.DING, Pa. Oct. lO-At to-day's session
Of the East Pennsylvania United Brethren
Conference Lebanon WAS chosen as the next
place of meeting All the societies If the
Church presented very favorable reports 1t
was stated that tho Church was increasing in
the new States of tho West very rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
nI,stor nndCrev Arrive.

GALVESTON. TEX, Oct 1o.-The British
steamer Jessmore from Antwerp arrived here
to-day with the master aud eleven OF the crew
of the Swedish bark Olivia OF Gested. which
was abandoned September oath in latitude
SO. 10 north and longitude SOL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
German Evangelical Association

INDIANAPOLIS. IsD.. Oct 1O-The German
Evangelical Association held its first secret
session to-day. Matters regarding a change
in the temporal chapter OF the discipline
were discussed and financial matters concern.
ing the Dubs trial werc reviewed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Won HIs Damage Shit.

IyDIAsAPoII.. INp.. Oct. 1O-After an all
night deliberation the jury in the case OF Con.
gresham Cooper. of the Fifth district. against
the MON Railway Company. brought in
verdict to-day for the plaintiff fxirg the dam.
ages at $500. Cooper was assaulted by gate.
man at the Union station and sued for e5, 900
damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Exports and Imports OF specie.

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.--The exports of specie
from this port during the past week amount.
cd to $s3s. 2l7. OF which but s57.73O was in
gold The imports OF specie amounted 10
S3.754,49i. Of which ~. 735. 692 was in gold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

NA.uvIrLr. TIN. Oct I'D. Well h Co.
dealing in clothes. boots and shoes. were
burned out tonight. Loss. slO0, 600 said to
be covered by insurance. No cause Is a.
signed for the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Three Men and Woman Hanged.

HALIFAX. n s.. Oct. 1O.-Advices from ia
naica give the details of the hangi ng Of three
men and a woman at a Spanish town on that
island for the murder of JohniAller. his wife
and mother aud man named Gofaden. The
criminals. not excepting the woman, met
heir fate brayely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
More Gold Coming.

Nrw York. Oct. lO.-A special cable from
London saws 1.-The Bank Of England 10 Jsv
shipped li5O,OOO in gold to New York The
general tone Of the market to-day is dull and
featurelsss. Americans steady; discount
easier"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Levi Bates Drowned.

New YORK. Oct. 10.-Levi NJ. Bates, the
well-known retired dry-goods merchant. was
accidentally drowned in the Hudson river
tonight 10y the capsizing Of his boat Mr..
Bates at one time was rated AS q millionaire
many times over. and ran for mayor on tho
Repu bican ticket about eight years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
Murderera E>capr.

OoALA. FLA. Oct. 1o.--Three negroes-Joe
Johnson Joe Spree and Henry lenneckson-
awaiting trial charged with murder. and Joe
Scrares forced open the locks OF the jail here
To night and escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11
The Englishmen Win.

BALTIMORE. Mp.. Oct. l0.-The English
crcketers easily defeated the Baltimore team
to-day, winning by an inning and $50 runs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-11

New YORK. Oct. 10-W. Bourks Cochran
was nominated for Congress bv the Demo
Gratis of the Tenth district tonight