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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

Comments on Current Topics Cuiieo ITO"
Leading Journals.
Lexington News

Lexington News.]
Cleveland in popular estimation, regardless
If marty lines. stands head and shoulders
above any of his Democratic colleagues as "
a.a,osr,or "a yell as a party leader. His
s siaifsI honesty Is patriotism and courage ex
cite the admiration even OF his enemies, ana
b ,sv firmly entrenched him in the affections
and confidence Of the great mass OF his party.
In the face Of this proposition 10 Jay MN
aside for anv one else can amount 70 Mule
,,nre Than sensational newspaper talk and
,rill receive little serious consideration.
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a Wife-ATurderer Hanged.

Macon. Gs. June a. Ezekiel Tonax was
hanged az cambridge. Ga. yesterday for the
murder Of his wife His " fos brother ac-
companed him 10 the gallows. and the two
men embraced. There were 1000 spectators
at the execution.
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LAST Tuesday the Commissioner Of Pensions
signed pension certificate No. 600 900. granted
for disabilities received during the var be-
tween the States. If the Confederates wero
enabled To disable 100000 Of the Federal
soldiers, besides the 100000 killed. What a
fearful army the Northern States must have
had in the field. This j, al tho moro striking
when the 10000 men above accounted for are
considered 10 connection with the host Of
pension claimants whose applications have
not yet been granted. and the still larger
number Of aJle-5odled survivors If the
South had have had such a multitude OF men
as that in her armies She could have almost
whipped tie world il much less than four
years.
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SUNDAY. JUNE q. 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.



Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Fair. stationary temperature.
Programme for the coming State regatta
Two baseball games at Island park.--Little
Wexford Trovilian found in Gordonsville--
The parks of Richmond An interview with
Judge Keley-Ivanhoe Lodge. X. Of T.. will
meet.-The Virginia Historical Society met.
The motion in tho Booker case argued
Virgins crop prospects.-Society events Of tho
week.
VIRGINIA.
Negroes in Dinwiddie county are charging 81
a day for labor.-Mr. f. Is. Robinson has re-
signed as freight agent in Petersburg Of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad.-ln the
County Court OF Brunswick w. b. Hsgood,
charged with robbing the cars Of the Atlantic
and Danvlle railroad. has been sentenced 10
the ponitentiary for three years. Mr.. I. a.
Bnford, Of Brunswick county, and Miss Mary
Greeuhow Gassaway. Of Richmond, were
married at Laurencovie few days ago
The weather for the past week has beon very
favorable for crops and there is an abundant
yield Of wheat and oats.-The final ball Of the
Virgins Military Institute WAS 2 grand success.
The commencement exercises Of the public
schools OF Lynchbnrg were hold Friday night
The remains of Harry Lilly who was
drowned in Lynchhurg. were dlsinterred yes
terday and sent 20 Dnwidlie county for inter-
ment.-Aaron Morgan, negro Of Lynchburg,
received $40 yesterday pensions.-The sales
OF leaf tobacco during he past week were very
hght-A small fire Quilted a building in
Lynchburg esterday-John Thompson. who
was injured III Lynchburg died there Friday
NEW YORK.
The Southern Societyis engineering scheme
for he erection Of amammoth hotel club house.
Miss Mary Z. Lane, pretty belle of Long
Island, has eloped with and married negro
A successful test has been given to an auto
matte piano."--A New York insurance agent
received few days ago tho sum Of
$1,000 commission on an insurance policy
Logan G. Murray. president OF the United
States Bank, has resigned.-The steel
rail market is remarkably dull
Twenty-Five hundred saloon passengers left for
Europe yesterday.-Nilllam Redmond, Par
nellite envoy, has returned 10 New York.-Ihe
presidency of the United States National Bank
has been offered 10 James II. Parker an ex-C on
federate.-Princo George, Of Greece, will visit
New York next Monday. The work of examin-
ing into the condition of the New York Life In
surance Company was resumed by the State In
bNranCe department yesterday MenlY-Oue
clothing manufacturers at Rochester have been
indicted for locking out their men.-
FOREIGN.
A number Of distinguished Frenchmen have
been interviewed on the probable effects Of
alcohol and tohacco.--It is stated that y lead
Ing Radical member Of Parliament will bring mp
the case of scandal before the House-A loan
of 100000 Toubles is announced by the Imperial
Russian Bank.-The Franco Brazilian Conven-
ton protecting the artists and literary work
WAS signed by President Csrnot at Paris yester-
dsy.-An effort is on foot in Rome TO colo
nize priests in the United states-Seuor
Demetrio Lastsrra, of Chill. is dead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

My a. ROUND TRIP TO NORFOLK. OLD
POINT AND NEWPORT NEWS.
No TIME lost FROM BUSINESS
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. JULY .i-......,,
MOONLIGHT ON IHE JAMES oItAi-'

Look AZ this schedule: Leaves achmoni 'a'
urday nIghg July 3, l'3l. az lu % ciotA f...
arrives az Newport News e. A. ", oll OF.
A. ~, and Norfolk nt s.. III. Leaves NoI
SUNDAY az 5 =. NJ. ola Point ~ T. " ~
Newport Ncws at 5.U i. d.. arrives ~ H-.--
mond go sunday night s.....-,
Tickets also good 10 return the io4oNl<
Tuesday. July 9Th. rh
Annie time Sunday 90 visit Virgins i'e-."'
Ocean low. Hampton. soldiers Home o. .~
Elegant Meals ami Eelroslmont8 On steamer
ARIEL Beats Them OH. t..,
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMtAN'
il1sffvf
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C,rTFrr EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
- NlONpAY. jury 9TH, 10y the laaie. OF ofsce-
street HapNst church Train leaves Elha siAi.oh
af9.a0 O'Clock A. 81. returning leaves Na.hin-'
ton Tuesday. July 7th. az $50 +. NJ. Round-H4'
$50 stops an all stations.
iei9ei - - s,.jyl.3.4.5
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Chicken cholera asd pips prevented aud
cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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HICKOK'S M. I. N -. &C.. ZIG ANp
CAROLINE SUN-CURFD AKEP PURE. CLEAH
AND CHOICE sUN-IIRED rOBACCoS' ANk
THEM.
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WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
W DAVID u. liza e. CO..
TWENTIETH AND MAIN STREETS,
wish Produce Commission Merchants, lrl.-
Packers and others using
EGG-CNAIEs.
VEGETABLE BOXES. OF
PAtkING-BONIS
Of any description 20 call on chem Tor prices
Have large facilities tor furuishug the fal8
promptly and 40 tAa Lowest Prices. Iolerl1ns
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WANTS.
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In order TO assist pe rsons In mead .,
ployment. this column ia offered two a. '"-
tho week-ruesdays and Fridays r.1,'a
rates.
WANTED-TO HIRE SMALL TEvrD,..
~ gooa order Tor ten days. State term, -
.-'' - 80 w. p 0A'y- Je@tit
A CENTS WANTED-sw SALARY ANDpv
"a fbl'oEo paid 10 bright. active. wide ava.
employment pleasant refining and Derro,r,,.....
no bOok-peddllng. Our new Man tatotIi. i
.wlld-ire. Address NATIONAL. IiiRtb5
n9oOOlAIION' ~ wabash avenue. Chicago
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DARD 11pENRuEH This machine t, . p, 4 A.
on the market for nftcon years. and la. rr-.,.t
that II Us me best Tor speed. durability. ro.ni,
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tons IN nae m .Ichmoud shat havo hcen l,.ss.,
good work TOR six and soyeu year. Ken.r.,..ls
rented and sold on terms % su.t. (~'
JOHN j.. CIIpTpFp
Exclusive dealer for Virginia ana v...t
Carolia, 9i5 east Main street, kichmouI. ia 80
JoSS-it
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED prsr
~ MISS NAN. VINO is frsf-eIase I0Or
KEEPER and can give lesf of reference. o..
engagement. Address III AiAEcS. ear. C,r
rior 40. III. .oa4
WANrED-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG NAV
" manage an Office. Good reference ..i
s3s3 cash capital required Salary { 000.nr .s..
and interest m tlo bu-iue.s. Address I a.
hADEl d. Coz l-3 camoro street. pafor..
burg, Va. tec.-
WANTED BOWDEHs ArNsrASr cr,y
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terms. MLS. BEAAION
ie 2s-9t
WANTED by AsWGTE MAN wH0qcty
w furnish the best OF references r.
without board IN private family without r.
dren, and central section OFF cify West u Nr..f
and east OF tsry' indispensable. Address.
NVANTED-JA3IES RIVER FARM MUST
W have hrsl-c.a,s bindings aud improve
ments. send iul par'i, glars ant cash rri.s
W. O.. SIEN EMS Houston, Va. .o-.r
WANTED TO NENTATRsrCIASs Rrs.
W lbINlE. south Of Broad and ea.t 0f T.ff.
hy september LIST, not less cham ten rooms.
DON -'' 'l'y' e
WANTED SITUATIONFORA BOY sUypy.
W teen years old apt Ingenious aai
has lost hIs mother and has no home. s0 b. AN
have good home ln Christian family 800.
learn good trade Address FATHER. g0r.rl.
doli}erI. Richmond. Va. lctr
NOTICE.
UNCLE SAM 100 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
street. lends money at 3 and D per cent GA
diamonds Watches, Je"e.ry' Pistols. %, ,.3,'.as,
iol north sovcuteenfh .'ra.,
~ ALL BUSlAE 5 CONFIDENTIAL
jeio-iy
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In order TO assist persons In need q,
pioyment. this column IA offered two d, .'"-
the week-Tuesdays and Fridays--at r. ,I' "a
rates.
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WANTED-T0 HIRE SMALL TEyr' -.
~ good order for ten days. State term,
y. H., caro- Carrier No. q city. ii ie 'n' 4.
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A GTN.Ia ,NANIED.-sV SALARY ANDp
"A fbNofo paid % bright. active. wide 80, ~
young men; teachers and students ~r1tea
employment pleasant, refining and Derma1e,.,
no book-peddllng. Our now rIan fa+oi Il'i
,wgllidd-tillr,e,rr ,o Address, NATIONAL LfBRti;
III. ''', NV, S,.''.. ergo.
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
GARRETT j. HART.
The New Adjntant General OF the
Natisnal Guard of Delaware.


The New Adjutant General OF the
Natisnal Guard of Delaware.
Garrett J Hart who has Just been ap-
pointed Adjutant- General on the staff Of
Governor Reynolds was born in Chester
town Md, in 1852 and is therefore in his
thirty ninth year When Is years old ne
came to Wilmington and entered the
store Of Granville Worrell where he
remained for seventeen years on March
-, 1885, he went into partnership with
Max Litchenstein and carried on the dry
goods business at No 226 Market street
until last February. when the
firm removed to No 228 Market street.
Politically, Mr.. Hart has always been
Democrat He is president Of the
Young Mems Democratic Club of this
city.
He was one Of the organizers OF Com
pany @, in which company he served as
a sergeant until elected adjutant OF the
first regiment. which office be subse.
quently resigned and accepted a lieu
tenacy in his old company On
account Of business pressure he resigned
the lieutenanoy Four years ago he was
appointed Inspector of rifle practice on
the staff Of Governor Biggs, with the
rank of lieutenant colonel. All orders
will be issued from this city.
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
SILVER seook fleA1.


Jessup & Moore Company VIII Give Up
its Water Rights For Free City water.
The Street and Sewer Department met
in regular session last evening and
ordered the weekly payroll OF Sf42 90
paid. City Treasurer Griffith reported
the balance in bank TO current expenses
to be SIS 845 So; to intercepting sewer
S24 7i6 81; total, $t3, 592 o. Clerk T.
Leslie Carpenter reported the collection
of $3.50 City Auditor Mitchells col.
lections for the past week amounted 60
$43 "a.
T. Chalkley Hatton reported the cost
to the city Of the parkway sewer to be
$4,000; of the intereepting sewer
S34, 600.
Street Commissioner McCloskey was
requested to have Commerce street
put in better condition. he was also
instructed TO measure the amount Of
grading done by Martin Keogh.
Peter J. Ford sent a communication
asking that Silver brook be condemned
and made a sewer He said that the
only people along the brook who objected
to its being changed were the Jessup and
Moore Pulp Manufacturing Company and
the Forman family.
ho Shtu thtb bho pup company HAu
purchased water rights from Richard
sons mill for $50, also, that the
property Of the pulp works was worth,
according to assessment, $110, 600. instead
OF 5000 000 as claimed He sail that the
Jessup and Moore Company made all its
money in this city and spent il out Of the
country.
He said that the sewer must ultimately
be condemned, and as these two we're the
only objections. he saw no good reason
why the city should not condemn the
sewer and appraise the damage resulting
from the condemnations. The property
Of the Forman's would bring 81 600 per
acre. but they only paid S4s taxes. The
property Of DR.. Joseph Stidham, along
the same brook, is worth 81, 600 per acre
and pays $4S per year
Willard Salisbury spoke for the other
side. He said the Jessup and Moore
Company would give up its water rights
II the city would give it free use Of the
city water. he said the Board OF Health
and the Water Department would be
interested in this matter alse.
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

Matthew Maoklen Of this city has re-
ceived pension.
J. NJ Chandler Of Tslleyvllle, has been
appointed postmaster at the Office
there.
Liberty Fire Company's ball will be
held on Friday evening, January 30, in
German Hall
Kirkwood Lodge, No. $50, Order Of
Tonti, will celebrate its third anniversary
to morrow evening.
The Kings Daughters Of Asbury NJ (
Church will give an entertainment in the
Builders Exchange this evening.
Dog Catcher Writ began to-day Ia
take up unregistered dogs, the time for
registering them having expired yester.
day.
Business Of Importance will be consid
cred at the meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club this evening. full
attendance desired.
Bayard Legion viii hold its fifth annual
reception in Rossiter & Pierson' s academy,
Masonic Temple, on Friday evening. The
grand march will begin at o'clock.
The entertainment for the associates
and members of the Girls Friendly So.
ciety Of the Old Swedes' Church, viii be
given on Wednesday evening, January
| 26
Sheriff Simmons sold the property Of
Joseph Butcher, on Madison street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, yesterday, at the
Court House, TO George Il. Vernon, fo1
81, ,497 so.
The new tugboat Color, which was built
at the Pusey and Jones Company's ship.
yard for the Spanish American Iron
Company of Cuba, was taken out on the
Delaware for trial trip yesterday
The saddles and other accoutrements
of Troop B., r. G d., that were used in
the inaugural parade at Dover yesterday
arrived Ia this city on the 12 .25 o'clocl,
train this afternoon. They were in
charge Of two-troopers ana were taken ia
the armory in wagons
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

AN Irishmans Love" played to an
other large audience at the Academy Of
Music last evening. The engagement
will close TO night Charles A. Gardner
will play "Fstherland" the last three
lights of the week The PHILADELPHIA
Item says: Last night at the Arch
Street Theatre, Charles A. Gardner. as.
sisted by q clever company, presented
'Fatherland The play is used more as
a setting to display scenes of rustic life
among the mountaineers Of the Tyrol
than for the display of deep emotion or
human passion Mr. Gardner acted and
sang well, Els personHcation OF the
Chamois Hunter Of the Tyrol, pleasing
the large audience. A notable feature Of
the play, and one which attracted much
applause was the Tyrolean quartette and
their songs in the native Swiss tongue
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
LAST EDITION
GOVERNOR REYNoL os,s sTAFF.
His Appointments ADDounced-ohance
In the Five Commissioners BIZ.

Ills Appointments ADnounced-ChanCes
In the Five Commissioners BIZ.
STAFF Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Jan. Ex-Governor Robert ]
Reynolds and Secretary ofState d. T.
Marval took formal possession Of their
offices in the State House this morning.
The Governor viii set apart Tuesday Of
every week as a day on which he will
receive visitors and those having business
with him. he will also be at the Office
on other days when arranged for by letter
or otherwise
In conversation this morning, he said
that his name was used as en- incorpora-
tor of Troop Association without his
knowledge, and says he will not act as
one Of the incorporators. as he does not
think 1t would be the proper thing for
him TO do
The Governors STAFF
Governor Reynolds has appointed his
stan as follows, and the commissions
were made out by Secretary Of State
Marvel this morning Adiutant- Gen.
eral Hart has Issued the following gen.
eral order:
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE
WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. 20, 1891.
General Orders No 2
The following staff appointments are
hereby announced.
William A. G. Hardcastle of Kent
county, to be brigadier general and in
spector general.
Aaron Marshall Of Sussex county, 20
be hrigadier general and quarteTmaster
general
Hiram R. Borie, to be colonel and
.quartermaster for New Castle county.
Charles @. Clifton, to be colonel and
quartermaster for Kent county.
Samuel J. Wilson, to be colonel and
quartermaster for Sussex county.
George A. Maxwell of New Castle
county, to be colonel and aide-de-camp.
Edward P. Stacey of Kent county, TO
be colonel and aide de- camp.
William II. Coulborn of Sussex county
to be be colonel and aid de camp
Charles w. Cullen of Sussex county to
be colonel and judge advocate general.
Howard Simpson Of New Castle county
to be lieutenant colonel and inspector Of
rife practice.
Armon d Cllaytor Of New Castle
county TO be lieutenant colonel and assist.
ant adjutant- general
James 3. Hassen, of New Castle
county, to be lieutenant colonel and
assistant inspector general.
Harry +. Ford, of Kent county, 10 be
iieutenanticolonel and assistant quarter
master general.
BY order Of the governor
GARRETT J. HAT, Adjutant General
Changes in the Bill.
A consultation in regard to the Five
Commissioners Bill for the government
of New Castle county, was held here this
morning. Nathaniel " illiams and Clerk
of the Peace w. Pierce Biggs were
the prominent opponents of the bin as il
now stands. They want it modified
Mr., Williams wants the county to be
governed by three commissioners instead
of Eve, and Mr.. Biggs does not want the
provisions of the bill to conflict with the
existing duties Of his Office.
1t is to reconcile these differences that
the consultation was held. Concessions
were made on both sides and the bill
under these amendments will probably
pass. It il understood however, that the
number of commissioners will remain at
I'VE.
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
WHAT MR. les SAYS.
He Denies Some Statements and Holds
Others Ia Contempt.


William H. Lee said this morning con-
cerning the letter from DR. Wales in the
Morning News this morning:
''Dr. Wales says this morning that IL
is not McConnells duty TO see that
Fagan's horses and wagons are cleaned,
while it was only on Monday
nell's duty. Also, Mcdonnell has
western part Of the city. yet he went out
there TO the piggery aud ordered the
men to clean their horses and carts. IL
he had no interest in the piggery, why
did he do this when he had no right2
"Another thing, DR.. Wales, had the
bids addressed TO his office. because he
alleges that had tampered with the bids
Of previous contractors Eighth bids
were irregulatly made out and told
Collins. one Of the bidders that they were
50. Dr. Wales sent for me to bring the
bids, for they were then in my procession
to his Office. | delivered them to his
office in person, but as soon as DR.. Wales
or others, found that some Of the bids
were irregular, they took three OF them
around town until they got properly
qualified signers, leaving the other FIVE
40 eMNf NCAHs
Il said before there was q ring. and
reiterate that statement. Ii fthere was
not why did they select these three bids
out Of eight and take them around town
until they could be fixed up The ring
knew that the contractors, who had put
IN the three bids selected, would get the
contract at the meeting of the Board Of
Health, and because they knew that
these favored bidders would get the con.
tract, they wanted to have their bids
regular.
The bids were not brought to the
meeting Of the Board Of Health, most
probably because they knew I could de-
tect any alterations in them, and / have
not received the bids yet.
On the evening wnen the contract was
awarded, the bids were not there but the
contracts were awarded in blank.
During the whole year until last
month, | was not allowed, as I had
previously done, to have garbage re-
moved by an outside man and charged to
the contractor
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
ELECTED A Pastor

A congregational meeting Of African
Union Methodist Protestant Church was
held last evening in that church, on
French street above Eighth for the
purpose Of calling pastor for
the next conference year. There were
four candinates: Rev Mr.. Hopkins,
Eastern district; Rev. Mr., Temples,
Middle district; Rev. E. W. Scott.
Maryland district, and Rev. G F. Brick
house. Southern district On the final bal
lot Rev. Mr.. Brickhouse received 81 votes
and Rev. e. w. Scott, 25 Mr.. Brickhouse
was therefore declared duly elected. The
newly elected pastor at present holds 8
pastorste in Norfolk, Va. Rev. G. P.
Peterson, who has held the pastorate fol
two years, will leave in May.
Evening journal., 1891-01-21
BOY THieves TRIED.
Drunks and Disorderlies ana Petty Lar
eenies at Court Today.

Drunks and Disorderlies and Petty lar
cenies at Court To-day
Municipal Court opened this morning
with Deputy Judge Harry Emmons on
the bench in the absence Of Judge Bail
Joseph Collins, drunk, 81 and costs
John BDrris, drunk, 81 and costs
Charles Hartmann, drunk, So and costs
John Kline, drunk, 81 and costs: John
Blackson. drunk and disorderly, 81 and
costs; John Hanley, drunk, S. and
costs.
Tillie Hamilton. Frederick Brown, John
Randolph, Tillie and Randolph were
fined SIS and costs. Brown was held in
S2OO for court for carrying razor and
drawing it on Officer Weldin.
Bruce Clark and Ralph Farra, boys
aged 13 years. we're charged with steal
ing pocket books from Aliens store on
Market street. Officer Weldin said the
boys belong to an organized band of
boy thieves. They had been reprimanded
before. The boys were recommitted to
await Judge Balls return.
Charles Saunders, colored, was charged
with larceny Of q pair Of boots from
Joseph Brooks, also colored. Brooks
created a great deal Of amusement by
the queer answers he gave when asked
concerning the larceny. He is a little
man about four feet nine inches tall, and
altogether was q comieal colored man.
Saunders stole the boots while Brooks
was sleeping in freight car, and sold
them to Herman Goldstein for % cents.
Brooks afterwards recovered them.
Saunders was held in 500 bail for
court