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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
INGALLS, INTENTIONS.
His Going East Elstes the Friends OF II Q
Force Bill.

WASHINGTON. d. c. Jan. 3.-The news
that Senator Ingalls, has started eastward
was received with some enthusiasm by the
friends Of the Election bill in the Senate.
The announcement had been made that Mr..
ingalls, intended TO remain in Topeka until
The Legislature had elected his successor,
aud the Republican managers were very
much afraid that they would not
have a quorum Of Republican
senator's here next week. Senator
Paddock has notified Mir. HOar that
be cannot be here next week, and Senator
squire as has announced his intention to
remain in the West for a week or more.
Nr. Paddock's engagement IS for
business meeting, while Mr..
squire is looking after his fences in Wash
mgtOn. kilograms have been sent TO them
and they may be persuaded 10 return.
Every Republican vote will be needed IN
the Senate next week, as il is not unlikely
an effort will be made 10 "sit OUT the
Election bill, and the Democratic Senators
can be counted to break 4 quorum II posi-.
ble by absenting themselves from the
chamber. As asserted by Mr.. Hale and
Mr. Teller, during the recent debate IN
the Senate, nothing has been done
publicly b. the Democrats 10 Indicate that
they intended 10 tiibustor against the bill,
but If any doubt on that point existed u
would be settled By the assertion Of lead
ing Democrat to an Uuited Press reporter
recently that his party would "use every
facility TO beat the BILL" with the supple
mental statement that the Dem )cratir
leaders had not put forward their heaviest
speakers vet.
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week. notice has been sent out TO Republi
can Senators that In making pairs with
absent Democrats IL must be stipulated
that no pair will bold where the vote OF a
Senator is needed TO make up quorum.
senator Casey has been put in charge OF
senatorial pairs.
SHAH or PERsIA's s0cIABILITY.
The Secretary Of State has received dis
patch from Teheran giving many interest
Ing particulars OF a recent visit paid by his
Imperial Majesty, the Shah Of Persia, 20
the residence OF the American missionaries
at that capital. This being the FIRST visi,
ever made by the Shah at the residence OF
any foreigner, was naturally an occasion OF
pleasure, and has produced much comment.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The urgent official demand by General
Miles that the Indian agents at the agencies
constituting the seat OF the present troubles
be summaTily removed and supplanted by
army officers is regarded as contirmstory
OF charges made against the civil adminis-
tration OF the Indian Bureau. aud will be
used 90 fortify demand for Congressional
inyes tig alton.
Mrs. 5. Owens has been appointed post
master at Judge, Dickinson county, Va.
Pensions granted: John W. Doress. An
drew Glass, David Mcmahon. James How
ard, Franz Mitmessar. John Mclaughlin.
John ID. Fitch, William III. Steward, Alex
ander Johnston. and George Rifle, OF the
Soldiers Home; Lewis Coleman, Merry
Point; Thomas Edmond. The Plains; Wash
ington Diggs. Phebus, William ID. Miller,
Ashland
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DANVlLLE.
Probable solution of the Hand My.tery-
Tobacco shipments.

DANvILLE, Va. Jan. Special. r.
The shipments Of manufactured tobacco for
the past two days, the first days Of the
operation Oi the new six per cent. tax.
amounted TO S3S, 700 pounds.
There have been no auction sales of leaf
this week, but several large private deals
h We been made. Regular sales will com
.nance Monday, and the indications are that
breaks will be fairly large unless the cold
snap interleres with the season.
The Evangelical churches Of the city have
arranged for daily services, commencing
Monday and lasting 70 Friday afternoon.
services will be held at T. NJ. each day,
commencing at the First Baptist church.
Itis notable fact that the Mayor has not
had any cases Of violations Of law before
him this wear
The w0man's hand found Oh the Rich
mond and Danyille railway track In Nor'h
Danyille has attracted great deal OF atten-
ton. IL is very evident that the hand came
nom .2edica college, where II was once
the part Of "A st -'''' lo4 'ne NVH9'"0' '''0
Of medical students.
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FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
FAILURE REPORTED
FROM PETERSBURG.
Mr.. GatiIng's Residence In Prince George
Burned-Meetlng Of the Fsrmers' Aiii-
ance of Dinw wIddie-Northern Capitalists
ylsliing the Southwest-virginIa.

MIR. GatfinR kesideDce In Prince oeoIse
Burned-MeetIng Of the Fsrmers' Aili-
ance of Din - wIddie-Northern CxpitalIsts
ylsliing the Southwest-yirginia.
PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. Especial. i
The United States internal revenue collec-
tions from the Second district OF Virginia
for the past week were as follows
Tobacco at six cents tax per pound, s3o.-
1I5.S6: tobacco at eight cents tax per
pound S3,72s; specials, si73.jO; brandy,
SlDO.sO; lists, $40; cigars and cigarettes,
SG.3is2O. Total, S45,s2S.OG.
The Farmers Alliance OF Dinwiddie
county held a meeting at the county court
house yesterday, and passed resolutions
endorsing the Petersburg Exchange, and
devised plans for increasing the capital
stock OF the Exchange.
Mr.. Lewis Humphrey, well-known citi-
zen OF DinWiddIe county, made very mar
row escape on yesterday from being killed
or seriously injured. lie was cutting
down tree, aud in falling, the tree fell
upon him, knocking him senseless. lie
was very badly bruised, but is now recoN-
oring from his injuries.
Mr.. a. ". Whltehurst, young z ocery
merchant OF this city. made an assignment
this morning to Mr.. George Mason. trustee.
His liabilities are in the neishbOrhO0d OF
81 800; assets not given.
The dwelling-house Of Mr.. George w.
Gatling, at Spring Hill. in Prince George
county. short distance from Petersburg,
was destroyed by fire this morning about D
O'Clock. How the fire originated is not
known. Two cOlored boys, who were asleeD
in the basement, made very narrow es-
cape from being burnt TO de nth. Mr. Gatling
lost all Of his furniture and household
effects, and his loss will amount In the
neighb0rhOOd Of three thousand dollars,
which is partly covered by Insurance. Mr.
Gatling's farm is where singular sinking
in Of the earth occurred year or more ago.
which attracted a large number Of people
n Petersburg aud Richmond.
Quite "A number OF entertainments have
been given in Petersburg during the past
week. The principal society events, how
ever, were the military ball on Thursday
night and the dOminOe party last night,
both OF which took place at the Gray's Ar
mory. The latter was given by number
Of young ladies Of this city TO their gentle
men friends.
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TIMES INDEX

FrLsr PAGE-Foreien and Domestic iel'-
graphic Reports Virginia aud NORM
Carolina News-Ncw York special
sKcoSD PAGE Editorial Comments on i've
issues-Cream Of the rross-ihc Ieeni'-
logical school replies 90 Ir Garry -No-
vertiscmeuts.
THIRD PAGE.-NCw Year Resolutions -Aiaga-
zines for January Finance and Coin-
mcrcc- Miscellaneous Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE Among the Moneyod Men.
General Local ws-Advcrtsements.
FuTu PAGE- For the Young Folks-ecicnce
and Industry and FWmer-inc
virginia Of To- Day General selections.
SIXTH rAGE -Gahrlc's lasurtection tcon-
unucdl- The Miser. q story of Jeanette
Advertisements
SYVENTH PAGE DOMAIN of society Round
About G0tham-The world az Sioft-
Actors and Actrcss's--Misccilaneous-
Advertise
IIouTn PAGE.-Pulpit and Iew-Our LIE
brary-In the Land OF Dixie-Advertise-
mcnfs
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NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Three unmarried
sisters. Kate. Lizzie, and Josephine Nelson,
AGED respectively twenty-five, twenty, and
eighteen years, rece we'd calls in their nAt,
in One.hundrCd-auC-'W seventh street,
Yesterday. Among the guests was Harry
iyles. aged tWeniy-soyen. oi Philadel phia,
LNles drank t0o much, and went 90 sleep On
a sofa After lhe other guests had gone The
Girls reurCd 10 their rooms for the night.
About II O'Clock This morning Kate was
(und dead on tie door by the side of The
lounge on which Lyies lay, asphyXiated by
escaping gas, and Lyles was IN "A critical
condition from the same cause. lylts was
taken 10 the hospital.
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SroCkBRDGE. Mass. Jan. 3-Charles
Willis. for fifteen years treasurer OF the
~tockbridge Savings Bank. il "A detaulter.
Defalcations amounting To $4,000 nave
been brought TO light 50 far and further
stealings are expected to he disclosed a. The
examination OF his accounts proceed. lhe
stealing has been carried on with regularity
for more han twelve years, small amounts
being taken at time. The discovery
was due to the suspicion and investigation
uf the bank examiner, Chapman. OF spring
teld. 10 whom Willis made full cOnies-
sion. Willis will plead guilty, aud i now
Frustrated at mis- home. He gave bonds
Tor S2j. 900, and the loss will fall upon his
bDndsmen.
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HALIFAX, y. $, Jan. 3.-The evidence Of
Lorenzo Ring, in his charge Of brutality
against the captain Of the British sup sell
kirk. has been taken to the hospital WHERE
Ring is under treatment. He states the cap
tain Knocked him down with blow be-
,ause he was unable to take his turn
At the wheel, and that That onlceI
assaulted him on several occasion, because
ne did not perform his duties AS quickly as
tie captain thought he should. Inc hrst
nate also assaulted him with a Delaying
lin. and hurt him 50 severely that be was
unable to walk, and had TO crawl around on
Iis hands and knees. He was also refused
food, aid made to suffer intensely from
hunger as well as IRON his injuries.
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COLOREO EXODUS.
1t Is Said that the Race WIN Go In Num-
bers to oklahoma.

4 CHICAGO, Jan. "a special dispatch
from Topeka, Kan, says; The Rev. b. 1.
Noster, colored, who WAS a candidate for
auditor OF state on the Peoples party ticket,
las come from kansas City with twenty
families Of cOlored people from kemper
county, Miss, en- route 10 Hennessy, Okla
homa. These families number about one
hundred people.
Mr. Foster saws: This is but the begiu-
ming of tremendous exodus Of cOlored
people from the South. Thousands Of them
will leave the Southern states within the
next sixty days. We look upon Oklahoma
as our peaceful Eeayen, Ynere political o.
tTacism is unknown, and where every man
can cast the ballot Of his choice without
fear from any source. Many OF the colored
people of Mississippi are refusing to enter
intn new labor contracts. and those that
have property are dsposing OF it,"
Mr. Foster said further that the opening
If the Cheyenne, Arapah0e, and iowa In
dian lands, which is to occur in February,
was attracting many OF his people to the
territory.
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Cove, nor Mckinney Yesterday appointed
Nr.JC 'tuuay. of Norfolk. memneroi the
s.arI ofth,. state Female Normal Nc"o D
a fasmille wee l'f' u. VI Ja,A ,A.o"' TO-
. ,usd on account ol leaving iue sl"u'' ,..
Iu. Governor yesterday IeiGe'u 40 p",'.' p"'u.'
W alien Fle,ds CONVICTED in Russell county
of fI.u-.hrealins and larceny in OCTOBER
D I,-l. and sent 10 thc peuitentiary for two
years. ...-..l.o.,
Dr. John W. Nash. reappoinied sur
.. fhe peuitcntiary Tor one year "o'n '"'
irsi Monday lu January, 1871.
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LuNENBURG.
Quiet bat Cold Cbrlstmas--NegIo Man
Shot

LrNENBURG {. H., Va, Jan. 3.-lSpe
cial. Christmas passed of here very
quietly. We had a deep snow and very
cold weather. but to-day is like spring
dav. and the snow and ice, under the warm
rals Of the sun have disappeared.
The Farmers County Alliance is N ses-
sion here tc-dsy. The order is growing rap
idlv in this county, and embraces III lis
ranks some of our best and most prosper
Ous farmers.
A negro man named Jim Wall. who
liyt d near Lunenburg Courthouse. was shot
ard killed at Crewe, on the Norfolk and
Western railroad a few days ago 10y an
olher negro with self-cocklng pistol. The
shooting is said To have been accidental.
A Mr. Kern. OF North Carolina, has just
purchased farm near Lunenburg Court
house, and removed his family there TO re-
side. He proposes to engage in making
bright tobacco, IN the growth OF which he
Is said 10 be an expert. The SOL OF this
county is espeC iaily adapted to raising this
crop Of tobacco, "A Il can be bought cheap.
Those farmers who have succeeded in max
ing this crop Of tobacco have realized hand
some prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
RAILROAD NOTES.
A LAW-MAKeR a MURDERER.
He VIII Be the Fir.t Victim OF Capital
Punishment Law.

He VIII Be the Fir.t Victim OF Capital
Punishmenf Law.
GUTHRIE, o. T.. Jan. 3--Sonle days ago
I. y. TeTill, late member Of the lower
House. from Payne county, came into the
land Office 10 make final proof on his quar-
ter section OF land in Payne county. CIV,
Embrae, living tour miles ifum Ter
ril's claim, introduced eyidence which
tended 20 damage Terril's right ss
a homesteadcr. AS Embree was leav-
ing the land office today Terril aud his
brother met ham AT the door. Ierrill drew
revolver. aud, while his brother piniOned
Embree's afms, Terrill lired fiye snots. four
Of which would have produced instant
death. Ierrlll and his brother are now At
the United States military camp heavily
guar,ledby troops. The capital punishment
clause in the recent cTiminal code was put
through by Ierrill in the Legislature which
has just adjourned, and he will, perhaps. be
the iirst 10 test its merits. He was rushed
10 the military quarters and mob violence
prevented.
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. n.mo.r,., and R.pub,,ea. Fight.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. IA. {. Witter.
speaker Of the Republicsn House last year,
and w. :. PenrOse, a member OF Demo
cratic House, exchanged blows In the Cos
mopolitan House this afternoon. Friends
interfered and separated them before any
moredamage was done than q black eye
for each combatant. The trouble grew out
Of derogatory remark made last session by
Penrose about young widow, for whom
witter had secured place in the Repuhli.
can House. There has been a cooiness be-
tween the two men ever since, and further
trouble Is anticipated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04

The male employees Of the Albemarle
Paper Company presented yesterday me
. .larntendeut. Nr. James Lishman, win
a handsome rocking chair as token %.
Iae ul.h esteem in whicI they heid hlul'
lle presentation speech vas appropriately
m.l. b, Mr. IS. i. stiles. head machinist'
and N~. Iishman responded. Mr. Lisbman
.- an Fn.n.hman. and. by his manly ana
u,r Do management of the company I~s
won o. host of friends. On Christmas day
... i.uale attaches of the company gave
.a.I. superintendent handsome picture
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NORTHAMPTON, MASS, Jan. IA Central
Massachusetts, train struck team con
taiuing six Young people at Hadley early this
evening. killing two and severely injuring
Inc others. The killed are: Henry Leonard,
a son of DR.. J. b. Leonard, and a student at
,he Agricultural College, and Mabel Il.
Hinckey, daughter OF Rev. Frederick "A;
church. Tue injured are: Charles and
Edward Bond, son and nephew o: Judge
Bond. of the Superior Court; Fannie Plymp-
ton, and Miss Lulu Adams. The party
were returning from an inspection OF Am
nerst College when the accident occurred.
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cLADsTONs's RETlREMENr.
FngIish Liberals in Fear That lie May
Decide On II.
Dunlap Gable

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Soms sensation has
been caused here by the rumor that Mr.
Gladstone is about to issue manifesto
announcing his retirement from the leader
shin Of the Liberal party. The Gladston-
ians characterize the report as absurd,
and point 10 tue excellent health and
snir.ts of the grand old man. as
irrefutable proofs OF the iliocy OF the cam
ard. I'm spite OF their protestaiionS' now
",.er they are neryOnslv fearful lest Mr..
Gladstone. finding that the split in the Ma.
tionalist ranks has landed him in political
cue de sac regarding home rule. medita e-
retirement as the readiest way out OF the
dificultV.
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friday night. at their ball, the officers of
Uu.- lodge Ne. DO. k.of T.. We're installed
., p-tr.ct-D D.puty-Grand-C hanc"ilor y. H..
O. ln.ruu. assisted Dos Paste hancelleis
l.uuYf ana Cox.
I d. Dapcrtain. past chancellor; ~tmuei
u.rnt. g.. &. r.. Herbert +. cox, Y. c.;
.I. Alvey. prelate: samuel T.. Beach, X. of
is. and -: 4. J.. Courtney. ~r.. NJ. OF r.;
TAYLOR 30. PoNell NJ. OF r.; Richard l.. Cox,
N. 90 A.: Chastiue T.. Blankenship' Jrr
outer guard. fine inner guard being absent,
l- luati0n viii take place January lVth.
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Miss Mary G.. Lawton. sister Of Mr.. ". i.
.t.ton. CLERK of the liuslings Court, died
vest. rlay morning al the residence oi Col
.nrlF.auk g.. Morrison. in llenrico county.
fr,m tb. eject, Of burns received on me
li,ht of December ilth. Her iunefai VIII
a. ,I.e,. nom Colonel MOrrison's resi-
denee st noon to-day. The intCrmcnt VIII
lie made la Hollywood cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
STEAMSHIP COLLISION.
The Prevalence of a Dense FOG Causes
sea - saster.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Durin9 the prevalence
of a dense fog over the British Chaunci last
night and this morning "A disastrous co..
lislou occurred between the oil-ladcn steam
or Caroline Robert dc Massey, from Batoum
for Antwerp. and eieamship said TO
bee the Raiihwait Hall. The Caroline
Robert dc Massey was struGe amid
shin. and sank within few minutes
ofter the collision. Fortunately the
sea wa. calm. and the crew succeeded
i'm lowering the boats and reaching Dover
I'm safety. ON the coast OF Deal. near
Dover. traces have been discovered ~
another catastrophe. he carcasses OF a.
number of bullocks have been washed
ashore. The dead cattle bear the marks
G8' 655. /. s., J.. and G3, S7l, l.. :, A..
T,Al.es Of beef have also been found toaiins
about the Goodwin sands. IL 's lhout"'
,hot the NSreckage may have come from a
sinking cattle ship, bound from tne tnited
states 10 London.
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General spinnsr's Remains.

UTICA, n. Y, Jao. 3.--The remains OF
General Spinner arrived at HOhawk this
evening, and we're met Dy the Remington
Rifle Corps and a delegation OF citizens.
The funeral will occur tomorrow from the
little church in that village, hey. Mr.. Coke,
Of Highbridge, officiating. II Is expected
that Hon. Warner Miller will also make
few remarks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
PETTICOAT BRIGADE.
Wives of Striking Miners RePuise Segroes
with Frving-Pans ana fIst-Irons.

WINtr OF SIFIkIHE HIHoTs n 0Puis" ~ V''
with Frying-fsns ana tistrIrons'
BIRAuNGHAa, ALA, Jan. Sat the Blue
creek mines yesterday a pitched battle was
fought between the wives Of the striking
miners and a crowd Of negro miners and
their families. The company had moved
the negro miners into the houses from which
the white miners were recently eslcled.
The wives OF the strikers, armed with nat
irons. frying-pans, and sticks, attacked the
colored women and children, and soon
drove them to the woods. The negro men
attempted to interfere and were at once set
upon by the angry women and completely
routed. The wives of the strikers say they
will never let the negroes take the places OF
their husbands.
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DEMOCRA nc CAUCUS.
Views In Reference to Pre,entins the Pas
szgs Of the Force Bill.

WASHINGTON, n. c., Jan. 3-An in
formal conference Of Democratic Senators
and Representatives was held at'the res.
deuce Of Senator German tonight, at which
plan or action was discussed. Ia BE- fol-
lowed BY the Democratic senators in regard
10 the Election bill, now pending Ia the Ser.
ate. The discussion took wide range, aud
several OF those present expressed radical
Views as TO whas should be done Ia prevent
the passage OF the bill ty The senate
Without deciding UPON plan the eonief-
ence adjourned. with the understa ading
that another conserenes would " beld early
uext week,
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TIM and Lee University remained In Lexing-
top during Xmas holidays, there were many
card parties, impromptu hops, and little
gatherings, which kept the social world
Kisses Susie and Annie Cochran, OF
staunton, and Miss Poe, OF Raleigh, have
been visiting friends here during the gay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
jews TIocking to Berlin.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Berlin is being inun-
dated by poor Jews. refugees from RUSSIA
although thousands of native artisans are
out Of employment. They are largely peo-
ple who have escaped across the frontier
and strike Cor the great city as the most
likely place 10 make e liyilg
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EAGLE rAss, TEX, Jan. 3.--Last Monday
morning fifteen miners entered the powder
house of the Pinoes Mining Company, at
Durango, Mexico, to procure their weekly
eupplies. one OF them attempted 10 secure
the cap on a defective fuse by biting 1t. The
cap exploded and set OF the entire exrlo-
siVe conteuts Of the powder house. Twelve
of the men were Killed outright. and the re-
naming three cannot possibly survive.
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GLASGOW, Jan. - Several hundred Of
the striking railway men are still out. and
continue 10 hold meetings, aud express
their determination not TO yield. Mean
while theic places are being rapidly filled.
Traffic is resuming It's normal proportions,
and the men who hold out must perma-
nently loose their positions.
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So Rnnm in TneInnd Tor Jews.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-Ihe syndicate formed
i'm Russia 10 aid the Jews to emigrate mas
received semi-Ofiical warning from England
that there is no room in that country Ior
any more Jewish refugees. An attempt VIII
be made 10 ship large numbers TO America
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rouna n.ad with His Legs Severed.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, Jan. 3.-Wil-
liam Morris, sixty-four years cid. proprie-
Tor of a saw-mill seven miles north Of this
nlace. was found dead in his mill Yesterday
with his legs cut od close 10 the body. IL is
thought he slipped and fell across log that
vas being sawed, and before he could re-
cover himself was drawn on the saw and
cut 10 pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04
The PnttsrY sirlkers.

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. S.--The pottery
manufacturers have submitted schedule
Of wages 20 their employees amounting 10
about 331I' per cent. reduction. The EXecu-
tive Board Of the Potters' National Union
have advised the men % resist the rcduc-
lion. aud they Will meet tomorrow ~ con-
slider whether 10 make the strike natlOnai
one.
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The Richmond police received information
about The lst Of last December that VII
liam Rawlius (cOlOred) was wanted IL New
port News for felony. lie was arrested last
n. ght aud lodged In the Third stati)n. The
Newpcrt News authorities have been noti-
raN
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wi.e wo,kmen Strike.

PrrrsBURG, PA, Jan. 3.-rbe Braddock
wire works is shut down in all departments
to-day because Of the strike yesterday.
About 400 men were employed at the
works. The dispute is on account OF the
discharge OF d number OF union men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-04

The annual meeting Of the Association
gr the Preservation of Virginia Aniiqui-
tIe. viii be- held in the Young len's Chris
Dan Association building next Tuesday at
l.1JP.M. Every member OF the Associa-
ri1n. life. active, and honorary, Is urged To
attend. az the constitution requires lhe
,elertioa OF officers for the ensuing year TO
- held Al this meeting.