The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-23
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1891.
.NEH,S SUMMARY.

IOreCHSb luI NuklHih anu 4N'ith Nol'AAh"'
Showers. stationary temperature.
charter was granted the Virginia Invest
mont Company.-Mr. John C. James died
The Rosemary Literary Club meets this MORN
ing-Rev. DR.. Landrum will preach ON odd
Fellowship Sunday morning.-Mr. A. A. Allen,
OF Manchester, died.-There will be ora
torical contest at the Richmond College this
evening-The colored Republicans nominated
county tickct.--Mr. Patrick Holloran died.
VIRGINIA.
novel wedding took place near Danville
yesterday.-Judgo white of the Circuit Court
Of Pittsylvania, did not confirm Judge Coles
decision Of liquor licenses in every point
Mr. Calhoun, cousin of the famous statesman
died, at Chase City yeSterday--A grand bal
pondre was held in Alexandria last night
An aged lady, of Staunton, died yesterday
The case of the Commonwealth against Frank
Seance, of Alexandria was decided in favor OF
The prisoner yesterday--Secretary OF State
blaine passed through Norfolk yester-
day on his way home from Virginia
Beach-The Democrats of Nansemond county
made nominations for county Offices yesterday.
Tho Republicans of Farmvie held pow
WOW yesterday-1The will case of Mrs. Emily
Thomas, Of Lynchburg, terminated in hung
jury.-Randall Watson was sentenced TO DO
hanged on the 10th Of July in Petersburg yes
terday.---Almina Goodc was arrested in Lynch
burg yesterday, charged with attempting TO
poison Minnie Armstrong.
NEW YORK.
The corner stone of the Episcopal church Of
Zion and st. Timothy. laid with imposing
ceremonies yesterday.-The National League
baseball season opened in NewYork yesterday at
the new polo grounds,-Thc Board ofAldermen
III l,l.a a..
displayed on the City Hall, May 4th.--Mr. and
Mrs. John Jacob Aston sailed for Europe yester
dsy.-A convention of editors of Catholic
newspapers will be held on May Gth.--Ihe
Patria Club will be instituted at Sherry's to-
day.-Genoral Lloyd s. Bryce will give a stag
dinner next Saturday in honor Of Grover Cleye-
land-Mr and Mrs. Il. Phelps Carroll will
make a tour Of the world 10 start in Il
few days-Ex-Mayo Grace, who has just re-
turned from the Pacific slope, is for Cleveland.
The outlook for speedy settlement Of the Viz
ginia debt il very fayorable.-Another flood of
immigrants landed at New York yesterday
The Steam Navigation Company have decided
to 20 into hQuidation.-Gold amounting 10
10000 was shipped TO Europe yesterday
The two unmarried daughters Of the late Gen
eral Sherman will accept the 10000 offered
them by the people rs testimonial
FOREIGN.
The Italian Government has expelled large
number OF Anarchists from Rome.--The
port that all the Jews have been ordered to quit
81. Petersburg is given no credence in London.
---Great excitement prevails on the Armenian
frontier. owing TO the fate of the Armenian
girL-The Governor Of Portuguese Guinea is
blamed by tho Government for the revolt of the
nstives.-The anti Parnelite members of Par
lament report that general election in Ire
land would result in ousting twenty-six Parnell-
ite mombers of the House Of Commons-It
has been decided i'll Berlin TO allow the electors
FREQ ,handan the reballoting in Geestemun1e,
Hanover, for the Reichstsg.-The National
Press, of Dublin, has made a fierce attack upon
Mr. Parnell in connection with the Irish eyic-
tions.-News from West Africa report that the
native King of Gambia, British colony, has
committed number Of dopredations.--Mr
Morrill, liberal UnionisD was elected TO the
House Of Commons from Oxfordshire Tuesday.
The libel suit of John W. Mackay, Of Paris,
against the Gahgnani Messenger has been de-
cided in favor of Mackay--Two thousand
striking spinners of Bradford, England. re-
solved to go TO work yesterday.-The British
expedition advancing on Manipur reports the
Manipuris retreating before them.
The Railroad Commission of North Carolina
Is daily receiving complaints against the rail
road and telegraph companies of the State
Governor Holt has been summoned TO the dying
bedside of his aged .mother.-The noted
Hodge penalty suit against the railroads of
North Carolina has been decided in favor Of the
railroads-(ioyernor Holt of North Carolina.
has been notified that the patrol boat of the
Eastern oyster waters has been discontinued
w. Ii. Lucas, of Raleigh, took charge yester-
day as Commissioner Of Shell-ish-Dr John
i. Caldwell. president of Trinity College, will
DO married on next Thursday 10 Miss Carrie
Pascee Of New Jersey.-Suit was brought in
the North Carolina courts yesterday against ex-
Clerk Upchurch's bondsmen 10 recover ss0O.-
The National Bank Of Greensboro yesterday
elected successor TO the late julius Gray
president-Iho North Carolina Iron and Steel
Company met yesterday.-The second days
session Of the National Republican League
Club Was held in Cincinnati.