The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1891.
EIGHT PAGES.


Forecast; Yirginia-Fair warmer; North Car
olina-Light showers.
In the churches Sunday.--The fire Sunday
pight.-Chef-Jus.i Fuller arrived in the
city-The new Appellate Court will be organ
lied to-day.-There we're thirty-seven deaths
IN Richmond last week.-The High School
commencement took place yesterday.--Ihe
Booker case was continued.
VIRGINIA.
Rev. Frank Lee murdered his son and then
Euicided in Notwithstanding electric
cars are running smoothly.-Hugh Corriean,
Of Lynchburg. died yesterday.-Georgo Pratt,
of Campbell county. was killed at Graham by a
freight train.--A farmer named Mosely was
killed in Iazeweu county lost Friday by man
named Christian.-Yosterday was the hottest
day Of the season over the Satellite pro-
duce warehouse Of Nike Kivlighan. Of Staun-
ton. was partially destroyed by fire yesterday
morning.--Judge Evans, of the Circuit
Court Of Gloucester reversed the decision
81 the Rowe oyster case yesterday.-
Sunday morning freight train ran over man
lying across the track near keysyille and cut
him in two. lie proved 10 be Mr.. Tom White
Of Lunenburg cOunty-The Circuit Court Of
Petersburg was engaged yesterday in hearing
coupon csses-The vets and drys at Eagle
Rock, Botetourt county, are having consider
able Fl ght over the license question: con-
Wet at work on the Craig Mineral railroad was
instantly killed on Sunday by heavy steel rail
falling on him.
NEW YORK.
Tenny continues the favorite in the Suburban
handicap.-1he greatest event of this week
A. Lo al. o. Az Ia
by professional cast--1he session Of the
new United States Supreme Court will be opened
to-day.-Ex- President Cleveland will spend
Six weeks this summer al saransc lske.--Con-
gresham Mcmillan. of Tennessee. is Tammany
Halls fsvorite for the speakership .-Henry
Harrison, the Irish NJ. P. has become q vertable
base b crank.-BishOD Vincent, of the NJ. Z.
Church, is confined to his house with an attack
of bronchitis-The New York Presby
terry has submitted its report for the YEAR
A serious explosion occurred in the New York
navy-yard Yesterday. was the
warmest day on record in New York.-The
thirteenth conference of the Jewish Ministers
Association is in session in New York.-The
trial Of 'Frenchy" will begin next Monday
Catherine Hughes, aged 100 years. died yester-
day.
WASHINGTON.
Many Republicans in Washington think that
Comptroller Lacey in his explanation Of the
Keystone Bank failure conyicts Mr.. Wanna
maker Of the charge preferred against him.
The remains Of young Hannegan killed by
Thornton c. Haines, have been taken to Wash
ington.-The lighthouse board propose to
build number of new light ships Oh new
plans.
FOREIGN.
Horrible cases Of cannibalism are reported
from the west coast of Africa-The lnman
steamer City of Richmond arrived at Liverpool
yesterday--Prince Bismarck Is i'll with an at
tack of acute spinal rheumahsm.-Mr Glad
atone was much improved yesterday.-
GENERAL.
J.K. Emmett, the popular actor, is deSd.-An
epidemic Of smallpox is reported from Burr,
Nebraska.-Soven tons of block-tin have been
received in California.-United States District
Attorney Read denies the charge made by Comp
troller Lacey that he knew of tine criminal acts
of March.-Samuel Strauss, Phillip Strauss and
Samuel Booth, Of Baltimore, have assigned
Rev Dr. f. NJ. Smith, pastor Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church. of Baltimore, has resigned
owing 10 the action OF helPittsburg Synod
The next issue OF the Progressive Farmer of
Raleigh, will say that the chief political issue is
tariff reform. Charles NJ Busbee, of
Raleigh. is seriously ilL-The eighth ann ual
North Carolina Teachers Assembly will open at
Dorehead City to-day.-The Itsta, under the
convoy Of the Charleston. has left IQuiQue for
fan Diego.-Conductor Parks Of North Caro-
lima has been suspended for hauling private
iOb ~ fo .f,ta
Bridges, OF tho North Carolina division Of the
Richmond and Danvile railroad, Will DO trans
1srred TO the Western North Carolina road.