The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %. 1891.
SIX PAGES.


Ao,ub,s been made for a special meeting OF
The executive committee Of the state Board oil
Agrieultnre.- Nomans Christian lem
nerapce Union is still in session here.-old
dominion Club meets to-night.--Ihe Nan
chester 6remen met-"Pnafore" rehearsal
to-nigbt-The Jurors obtained in the Da-
,biell case and the trial will begin to-day Mr..
white and Miss ghaxton, Nlr. Stone and Miss
Parker. Mr. Davis and Miss Gwathmey were
married.
VIRGINIA
The Forest Inn Hotel at Natural Bridge was
sestroved by fire yesterday-The annual ex-
bihition Of the Lynchburg Industrial Society
onsned ves.erday.-The Colored Industrial
Fair will open at Charlottesville day.-Miss
Mary Kinley was married 10 Mr. J. Ellis Martin
A. Charlottesville yesterday.-Mrs. L. NJ.
Herndon. of Charlottesville, is dead
Among the capitalists who visited Petersburg
Yesterday was L. S. Blaine a nof the Secre-
tary OF State.-Albert Even was sentenced 10
ten years imprisonment at Roanoke yesterday
for ATTEMPTED assaut.-A Democratic rally
was held in Charlotte county Monday.-A
large crowd attended the Newport News races
Yesterday. Norfolk Light Infantry Blues
left last night TO attend the LynchDurg
Fair.-Captain Cheevers. of the schooner X.
u Hopkins. is dead--1he Lunenburg knit
ting factory has been organized in NORFOLK
Miss Mamie V. Maury and Mr.. @. W. Powell
were married in Norfolk.--William i. Nell
waIne will announce himself a candidate for
the Legislature from Petersburg to-day.
NEw YORK.
Richmond Terminal bonds are being sold pri-
ystely at par and interest under certain condi-
tions.-The cotton and refined sugar trade is
at Il low ebb.--Foreign gold is again coming TO
this country in earDest.-Baby Ruth Cleveland
has received so many presents that a small room
has been arranged in which to store them
1t is said that the Herald and World will with
draw from the old Associated Press and join the
new National Associated Press.--The New
York Police Board we're allowed s5Ois,sOl yes
terday for expenses during the coming year
Mr. Blaine is on his way to Washington.
GENERAL.
Five persons we're killed and sixty injured in
a wreck at Monmouth, H.. erday.-Mrs.
J. b. Morgan. Of Weldon. n. c., is dead.-Alr.
Lee Johnson was married to Miss Mary Y. Pierce
at Weldon yesterday THE State armers Allis
snce of Florida met at Dade City yesterday.--
Colonel A. X Mcclure, of Philadelphia deliver
cd an grafton at the Exposition at Raleigh yester-
dsy.-Goyernor Hill, Of NewYork, delivered an
Grafton at the unwilling Of the Grady statue in
Atlanta yesterday and a political speech at
niRht.-John Rush, a white man, was lynched
Monday night near Columbia, La, for murder
ing an old colored womsn.--A large crowd at
tended the Nashville Uennl trotting races yes
terday.-The City Of Paris, which reached
London yesterday, reports heavy weather
at sea.-The hearing in the Sesrles-
Hopkins will case was resumed at Salem,
Mass.. yesterday--lt is said that Judge
Allen Thurman. the "Old Roman" is in very
feeble health.--A big fire occurred at Cleve-
land, O., yesterdsy.-An Englishman named
Mason is charged with furnishing arms for
Chinese rioters-GovernOr George w. Steele
of Oklahoma, has confirmed The report that he
has resigned J. G.. Russell has
reached Portland, Ore, from his Alaskan trip
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