The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
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German Day was celebrated.-Old Dominion
Club viii meet-Legislativ committee OF
,be Farmers Alliance were in seseion.--A
,olored woman committed suicide.-James IL.
Purcell and Maggie Il. Carter and William II.
Holmes and Rosa l.. Wells were married in
Wsshington--Anewtri tribe Rod Men organized.
VIRGINIA
Myers. charged with being a confidence man,
6 70 have third trial in the Shenandoah Cir
anti Court.-Charleston w. Va. had great
run Of casualties in forty-eight hours.---Air. A.
Ice Beasley. Of Lynchburg and Miss Susie
etephenson, Of Livingston, msrried.--Grand
Master of odd Follows Charles c. Wheat visited
charlottesville William Lindsey was
nominated by the Carroll Democrats for the
House.--Niss Susie Fry Of Coyners Springs,
and Mr.. John Plain, Of Bonsack, eloped and
msrried.-Inmense loads Of tobacco arc
going TO tho warehouses; rs Chase City, in Neck
Ieuburg.--lIss Mollie Purvis and Charles Il.
billiard we're married in Charlottesyile.-Ihe
Charles City and New Kent Democrats nomi-
mated T. st. g. Wilcox for the HOuse.-Ilve
negroes. charged with murder in Augusta, were
carried to Charlottesville for safe keeping. -
The Buena Vista Iron furnace has shut down.
The Farmers Alliance Of Lunenburg county
has nominated Embra Williams for the House
of Delegates, but no nomination was made III
Surry. Carlton Marks is said 10 be dying
great many cattle are reported dying in Not
toway.--A negro was killed by a Coast Line
train near Petersburg yesterday.-It is re-
ported that not more than half Of crop Of pea
nuts will be made in Surry-Colonel 10 Lane
Stern inspected the military of Lynchburg
Tuesday night.-1he Medical Association Of
Iynchburg will give the State Medical Associa-
ton, which meets there October 9TH. hand
some entertainments
NEW YORK.
s. Jacobs & Sons store was closed on an exc
cution-Mrs +. l.. Schlitz gives her husband
two weeks TO return to her: If ho does not she
will sue for dvorce.-1he president Of the
Italian Chamber Of Commerce expresses him.
self in regard TO celebrations in honor of for
eiKn events.--Susie Beatty, aged one hundred
and two, diod--The printers on the Recorder
wen: on a striko.-Theatrical managers are
talking of having monster fair.--Cotton ad-
vices from Gadsden, Ala, state that the weather
has been exceedingly favorable for the growth
and maturity of the crop.--The new steamer
Alhomarle Of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company was launched al Wilmington, Del.
yestcrday.-A committee Of wealthy Hebrews
have been formed for the purpose Of assisting
JtNlru Immigrants W iuuh.---tAs thhlaA NAo-
tar Hodge, OF Princeton Theological Seminary,
Is dying Of cancer in the throat.-Dr
Burchard is reported dying at Saratoga.
GENERAL.
II is reported that Russian troops are steadily
moving westward.-Another rigid order has
beenlssued in Russia affecting Jews and Poles
The alleged utterancos OF war Of the Grand
Duke of Baden is denied in Berlin.-The
Irish National Confederation convened in Dub
I'm yesterday.-Hon. Harvey Watterson father
OF Henry Watterson, is dying in Louisville
The second session of the German Catholic
Congress was held yesterday.--A petition has
been sent TO the Queen Of England signed by all
the Cabinet ladies' urging the pRrdoning Of
Mrs. Maybrick sentenced for poisoning
her husband.--A German Socialist has been
arrested in Germany for saying that the crazy
King Otto was the most useful monarch in
Europe.--A reunion of the First North Caro-
lima regiment was held NJ Burgaw, n. c.. yes
terday.--Ten thousand dollars worth Of old
State bonds were exchanged at Raleigh yester-
day for new per cent. bonds.--Mayor Manly,
of New Borne, n. C., has returned from Bernie
nd.--Ex- Governor A. B. Morehouse,
OF Missouri, committed suicide yesterday at
Marysville.--South America and Africa will
shortly he connected by cablo--There have
been no bloody ARRAYS as yet i'll Oklahoma.