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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
JUSTICE JOHN,s oOURr.
Ele otion Day Causes Falling on in tn
white Spectators.

/ Lie cUpn lJhJ taNftk ~ railing Of in the
white Spectators.
The usual white contingent at the court
was not on band yesterday. 1t was election
day and they had to 90 out 10 the polls. al
though the absence of any opposition seri-
Ou5y reduced the cash valuation OF .heir
ballots, and made the morning seem rather
monotonous, except when the candidates
would drive up TO see how things were going.
II Is admirably unique 10 see these voters at
the polls.
There Is something momeDtous about the
interests they represent. and owning nothing
but hard regulations 10 is humorous 10 see
them gather at the window when candidate
comes IN sight. Still they are the sOveregns
ana vote as often, If not once or twice re-
tnan the owner of II brick house and lot
Edward POWELL was charged with as
sautlnR and beating Mary Jones, and
his defense created much merriment
in tho court. Mary testified that
Edward was ungrateiul for sll OF her mani
choice food with blows. He came 10 NY
house nigh on 10 eberday, an done feed dat
Niger tor de white folks eat whar | cook
iur.' further evidence showed that Edward
was too conscious OF this pleasant situate on to
harm Mary, and the case was dismissed.
Charles Ilnsley was sent 10 Jail Tor six
months. lie IL "a regular double-barreiled
roober. lie would steal anything from the
sign from "a blind beggar's chest to a lot of
linen busters in the fall. lie stole gum coats
IN dry weather. eleven dozen imported eggs
with chickens Growing all around him, and
blsnk-book when he could neither read nor
write.
Charles Allen was charged with assaultine
Laura Peters. Half dozen witnesses we're
examined and nearly all testified that Laura
inflicted tho fret wounds. The case was dis
missed
About twelve colored men were arrested for
gambling. They were playing cards IN
room nOt al Olning any saloon end & WAS
necessary that It be proved that they lost or
won so before the case became one of
gambling. A glance at the gang was enough.
and the justice dismissed the case without
demanding an exposure of the poverty Of the
crowd
William Garrett. charged with stealing a
lot IF household goods willie moving Ella
Booker WAS releAsed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The Express Company Affair

IRKNIoN. Y j.. Nov. 3.-Fx-PresiJent
Hoey. of the Adams Express Company. today
filed a cross I'm the nited States Courtask
Ing for al order to prevent the Adams TX.
press Company from selling the stock of the
Southern Express Company which Mr. Hoey
gave as collateral security tor u 800. 90 loan.
ne aiso asks Tor an order restraining the COM
pany from foreclosine a MORTGAGE given nv
him to the GUARANTEES Safe and Dsnos,,
company. OF Philadelphia Judge Green
granted the order. which is returnable No
yember 10th N0-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Trimming Hats.

The Young Woman's Christian Temperance
tnon held their monthly reception last
evening at the residence of Mrs }. TYLER Hon
son, Their president, NO. 7O2 east Marshall
street
The principal feature OF the programme
young gentleman attempted TO trim n hat 1ur-
nlshed tor the purpose by the Young ladies'
The PRIZE was won by H. g. Burton and the
BOBBY by W. f.. Dunn. Mr. Shepperd WeTb
aud two sisters formed trio that added much
TO the vocal part Of the musical programme
Elegant refreshments were served, aud alto
gether the entertainment WAS a very pIeasant
affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
EPILEPTIC FITS CURED.
A Specific Discovered a, Last.

For years a cure for Epilepsy 81. yitus ancs.
Hysteria aud other fts has been sought 10 IL
now conceded that The long.noeded remedy has
been found IN Dr. Greene's Nervurs, VII ch
has, by curing Thousands Of cases. proved that
1t IS an absolute specific for these terrible
nervous complaints. Purely vegetable and
harmless. sold by druggists 600.
My son had been troubled With Ats Tor Tia
past ten years He has had as many as ten In
one dsy. Before had used one bottle OF Dr.
6reene's Nsryura I could see a marked IN.
proyement in his nervous system The fits did
not occur so often AMI were not so severe snd
his general health seemed better. Icontinued
the Nervura, and it effected permanent cure.
MRs W. q. HITcHcocE.
s. Maple street. Jersey City. y. j."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
A DRUNKEN FATHERS CRIME
Burns Ills Child 10 Death In tho PreHnCs
OF lis Kothsr.
EVERETT WHITE KILLED BY 1 TRAIN.
Death OF w. j. Leigh, OF Plain View, King
and Queen County-Gensral News OF In
terest from Over the State.

LEXINGTON. W. Nov. Especial. IA
story unsurpassed for cruelty reached here to-
night from Collierstown. a village nine miles
from this place. which is well authenticated.
Full particulars could not be obtained to-
night
drunken father held bis child in the pres
ence Of its mother on red-hot stove until it
was burnt TO death.
Drawing revolver with which to defend
himself, he threatened to kill his wife should
she interfere.
4 full Investigation is now being made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
CONFLICTS CAPTURED.
Several of Them Arrested in Kentucky, But
They Have the sympathy ofthe People.

lhey Have the sympathy OF the People.
Mr.YrRNoN. Ky. Nov. 3.-Ten of the Brice
vile and Coal Creek conyicts who had been
released have been arrested aud put in jail
here. They, however have the sympathy OF
the people.
SOMERSET. Ky. Nov. 3.-Detective William
Bates captured twelve Of the Tennessee con
victs near the State line yesterday evening
and nine Others this morning. all negroes
and brought them here and placed them in
Jail to await orders from the Governor of
tennessee.
MIDDLfsBoRo. KY. Nov s.-The police
this morning captured William Graves Sam
Goodrich and Albert Henderson. three of the
conycts released by the Tennessee miners at
Briceyllle. Two were doing terms for muir
der and the other for grand larceny Tho
prisoners acknowledged their identity. All
are cOlOred, AMI were found hiding at the
loot OF the hills IN the eastern part of the
city near Oyerback's brewery I he men are
now IN all here. and Tennessee authorities
have been notified Of the capture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Change in the ". and q. AGENT

Mr. J. G. Spaulding. who for some time bas
ably filed The position of agent of the BALI
more aud Ohio Express Company for this citv
has resigned. and has been succeeded by Mr
= II. bowman. ''''
Mr.. Spaulding won numerous friend, wb;la
IN Richmond by bis many genial and uppiebt
TRAITS who wish him success in bis new posi-.
tion lie left the city Yesterday for Natural
priuee. alter which he will visit his old homo
IN annapolis Md 1''
Mr. Bowman has had long experience in
me sns express business. and is an excellent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
THE PHfLADELPHId OFF,
She Starts for the West Indies and VIII be
Nearer Chill.

Nrw YORK, Nov. Especial The Phila-
delphia. flagship Of the North Atlantic squad
ron. sailed from the navy yard at Brooklyn
this morning on her way 10 Barbados. her
inst stopping place in the West indies There
she viii 10 900 miles OF so nearer Chill than
she Is here. Her departure was witnessed Nv
the officers Of the yard and some naya cadets
and their friends. There was very little de-
mOnstration.
Captain Rodgers and his crew carried
cheerful but business-like air
The same air pervaded the nayy-yard
where the work of getting ready the other
ships Is being pushed with vigor. Ii is plain
that before long there will be a very strong
Meet OF United states ships IN the West In
dies or somewhere further south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
GOVERNOR BUCHANAN TALKS.
He Is Determined To Bring tho RingIeaders
TO Justice

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov. 9.-Governor
buchanan passed through the city yesterday
en- route from Nashville TO Knoxville
whittier he had gone to consult with Alter
ney-General Pickle and where he issued
bis proclamation. The Governor had heard
the news Of the release of the 200 or more rris-
oners al Oliver Springs. He said he had
exhausted all the resources at his command
ana was determined t. break up the Jaw
lessness and bring tie rinelesders 10
justice He had done all in his power bv
message and personal influence before the
Legislature TO secure relief for the miners.
but while he sympatzed with them he could
not uphold law.essness. He will issue AN add
ditional proclamation Offering reward for
TIE capture OF the leaders OF the naw mob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

CHARLoTIY. n. c.. Nov. 3.-SIss Mamie
Sinclair Of this city and S. y. Pelham Of
Asheuile " C., were married in the Frat
IRE byterian church here tonight. Both mar.
ties are highly connected and prominent so
ecisIly. Ihe bride IL daughter of tho late
Rev Alexander Sinclair
Rev. Sam Jones Is to arrive here to morrow
morning to conduct ten days meeting in
the Tabernacle. 80
=, The ministers Of the city to-day pettioned
tie cou9ty commissioners TO refuse license 10
liquor dealers. No action was taken on the
i i' our as the majority of the board are
irohibitonists il looks ominous for the lionor
lutl. 'iN~'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
John L. Kriier's Remain.-Gsnsr.i Not.,

CHARLorrEsvILI Va. Nov 3.-lSpecial. l.
The remains of the late John L. Keller, who
died at his home in san Antonio. Tex, last
week arrived IN this city about o'clock this
morning, and we're inferred this afternoon III
MaplewOod. The funeral service. were held
III the Baptist church. Mrs. Keller Was de-
tanned in Texas by tue illness Of one Of her
children.
party of fishermen went to Busby's pond
III Fluyanna county this morning for q dsy's
sport. An election day seldom passes with
out a visit to this well-known resort of fisher
men.
Captain A. j. Parish has entered into a con-
tract with firm of builders in this city to
have erected handsome three story building
on Main street
Mrs Lizzie Ganther is in New York.
The foot-race-l00- yards dash-between
Dir. K. b. North, of Meriden. Con. and Mr.
tlz Fry, young member of the Aibemarle
bar. was very close contest Mr.. North max
ing the distance in eleven seconds and Mr. Try
recurring only an eighth OF second more
Brigadier-Generai John Gibbon NJ. y. A..
has been on a visit 10 lis sister, Mrs. V. c.
HumbeTt, at the University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
No News From Chill.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov. 3.-Inouries az the
state and Navy Departments this morning for
news from Chill developed the reply that no
communication had passed between the two
governments an there was no change in the
situation. recretsry Blaine did not come 70
the Department OF : tate during the forenoon
being engaged at the Cabinet meetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Our Minister to Spain Veddsd
by Gable 10 ihA Timss

LONDON. Nov. 3.--Ceneral f. Bird Grubb
MINISTER OF the United States 10 Spain. suJ
PISS tioie, sopwith. daughter OF Thomas
sSopwith, OF Lismore, Scotland, one of the
board OK governors of the bank of England.
, Telo married to-day The ceremony took
Quoted the services. '''N'' 'on'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
W. WANT You TO KNOW THAT

l5l2 Franklin street. Richmond. Va,
practical SADDLE and HARNESS manufac-
turer. received premiums tine hand made
Carriage and hand-m Cart Harness az tbs
virginia State Fair. October, 1881. This is an
evidence Of superiority IN all styles. these two
being the highest and lowest grades in the bust
ness full line OF such goods always on hand
and at reasonable prices. We respectfully 60
uctt your support. no l-su.tuiSh-st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

MY son has been troubled with epilepsy loss
Of appetite, aud had no ambition to DO an
thing Ho took Dr. Grsens's Nervurs. 10
made him new boy. The ms hore le0 hlol. his
whole system is built up anew. and he is enjoy
ing perfect health Ms the best nedicipe IsreI
used, ana has no eypoi. Mn. ". scHUN.
1912 First avenue. New York City
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Governor A. B. Fleming. Of West Virginia.
accompanied by his wife. called upon Gov.
ernnr Mckinney yesterday morning and
spent some time discussing the issues OF
election day Governor Fleming il one OF
the most prominent and popular Democrats
in West Virginia. and is also one Of the best
speakers in that State. He was in the city
on personal business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
PIaad MOI Guilty.

RosroS. Mass. Nov 3.-A. s. Potter was
arraisned before nited States Commissioner
Hsllett to-day and pleaded not guilty United
States District Attorney Allen asked that hs
bail be- fIed at not less than s2OO.C0 Pot
Ter was held III 100000 for the District
Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

WooDs CGoss ROADS. Va. Nov. 3.-lSpe-
cial: Our community was severely shocked
to-day by the death OF one Of our most es
teemed citizens. MIR. W. j. Leigh, of Plain
View. King and Queen county. He will De
buried TOMORROW with Masonic honors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The Pence Congress Opens.

by tabIe TO The Iimes.J
RoMr. Nov. 3.-Ths Peace Congress opened
to-day. Signor Biancheri presiding ~ Mail
leeeu. q French delegate. addressed the meet
Ing aud vas followed by Herr kaumbsch, of
Germany. both speaking in the interest Of
universal peace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
PrOpPrty Transfers.

Hcnrico County, Thomas Moore 10 Wei
ford Williams, 80 feet on north side Williams
street near James sl00.
+. S. lead to Joseph L. Roheder. lots
and corner Cedar avenue and Vine street
and block G. section 2, of Highland Springs.
$1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
imp HELLT HORsEWHIPPED.
The "Foul-Mouthcd" Anu-Parnellite Il
Roughly Handled.
lBy Cable 10 The Times

fBy Cable TO The Times.l
! DUBLIN. Nov. Timothy Healy. No ar.
thyite member of the House Of Commons for
| the northern division of the County of Long
ford. has been publicly horsewhipped in the
streets Of Dublin by Mr. McDermott. the
nephew Of the late Charles Stewart Parnell."
Such 10 the telse record of an interesting aud
not unexpected event which has Just been
placed upon the ulletin boards OF the various
newspapers Of this city every one OF which is
surrounded by demonstratlye crowds OF hot
blooded rshmen The parnelltes in the
thFongs which gazed upon the big black ieii ers
OF the N tice are jubiant and do not hesitate to
taunt the McCaftbyltes, who also crowd about
the boards. The consequence is that u num-
Ter of fights have already occurred, while the
temper OF the partisans is such as to suggest
the necessity Tor strong aud yigllant police
patrols.
EXcELLEp HIMSELF.
IT has been in the Air that Mr. Hesly would.
by some one and somehow, be called 10
prompt reckoning for the exceedingly yigor-
Gus speech delivered by him at Longford on
sunday last. Ordinarily Mr.. Healy is a re-
msrkabiy forcible orator but on the occasion
in question he excelled himself. be having
gone so tar 81 to refer to Mrs. Parnell as IAN
English prostitute"
MEgCMrssLY PELrED.
The particulars Of tho assault are as follows
Mr. McDermott. who is solicitor. this morn
ing espied Dir. Timothy Healy. dressed in his
barrlster's wig and gown. walking through
the four courts. Without moments delay
Mr. Nc permott drew q horsewhip from
under his coat and. rushing upon the aston
ished commoner. vigorously belabored him
with repeated and vigorously delivered blows
Mr.: Hesly was taken completely by surprise
and stumbling fell fiat upon his bac K his wig
falling from his head at the same time.
While Mr.. Healy was PROSTATE his enemy
continued TO remorselessly and unspariugly
slash whatever part Of bis body presented it.
self. This. however, did not last long. for
Mr.. Healy. sprnging to his feat. the two men
cilnched. There was a rapid delivery of fist
blows by MIR. McDermott and then a short
wrestling match, which was concluded BY Mr..
healy again going to earth While this was
going on crowd of solicitors and barristers
were docking from all parts of the four courts.
These gentlemen at last interviewed. forming
a Gordon .abou. Dir. Hea y. preventing him
from attacking or being again attacked
Mr. McDermott explained TO the onlooksrs
that he thrashed the hound because of that
speech OF his a. Longford on sunday last. in
which he SO brutaly assaied the honor OF
my kinsman's widow. Mrs Parnell."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
Ambulance Cali.

The ambulance was called to No. BIC east
Broad street last evening at o'clock to at
tend white man who was suffering with an
affection Of the heart. lie YVES treated and
taken u hi, home, No. SOB north Second
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

tho handsomest leading man on the stage. );
was Tor three years with Siberia" and sub
ssqusntly supported Richard Mansfield. lie
pa Pisysd Romeo to nineteen different
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

MY son was very, nervous and had four or
five TITS every day. After using Or. Crsen8s
medicine three weeks he began 70 get we'll ana
has hod no us sLce Ten doctor gave him no
as incurable. The doctors and my neghbor,
can hardly believe their eyes Uhea they see nv
b0g all strong ana tCei.
Mrs. EMMA SwEESEY,
10 Ballard street Fall River, Mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

such as Or. Dio Lewis. Professor Gross and
others agree that catarrh IS not a local but a
constitutional disease. il therefore requires
cn9nstitrn.nM remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which permanently cures catarrh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
ALERT SOCIAL CLUE.
The Opening of the season With a Ball an,
Banquet.


The Alert Social Club inaugurated the sea.
son at Sanger Hall last evening with splen.
did ball, followed by AN elegant supper. and
spent the feeting hours in Joyous pleasure
until 3 A. Nj This club was formed two
years ago Tor social puri oses. and them ent.r.
.aInhehts ana picnlcs are noted for their en-.
JCyable features. VIZ
non" out members Of the club are invited
hna the parties are thu, always select. They
enter on then third season OF pleasure under
,hos, pfoptious circumstances with n mem
oeiship OF seventy five. all being youug Ger
mAn CITIZENS. The chaperons last eyenino
w. ~ Mesdaines Schuman. Brill. Saelzsr and
,ielz. anu the following IS n partial Is, ~
Tue young people present.
n. NH; John T. Anderson. Jr. William y
ipIandt. W. Woln. A. Uetz. Charles and Iy;l
n n opi,ing John McGoyern Feliv
,n,iaschon' William Metzser. ". Brli Ion;A
,n,lehner LOUIS Brill George Grayin, Mi
nan h ii 1u,a n W; K. Smith.
loa Inn. Adele Dunnayant. Marie Villa
LOUISA WON. Irene Lurchett. Lille NTsisN
rmtna Schumaan. Rosa Schumanp Nnnie
ana Nate sem. haiie Essig. MIME Ns;sr
Lena Ointer. Miss Merrie Houser. ''''A'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
M. B. pa
DR.. Greene. the success

forms Of nervous and chrome diseases, s. west
Fourteenth street, New York. can toe consulted
r'ee, personally or by letter. Call or write him
about your case, or send for symptom blank
to I'LL out. and letter fully explaining your
disease, giving advice, etc. will be returned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov 3.-Manager Preston. who
has been I'll for several weeks expired at q
lats hour % night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Decorations
Tine Roses. Cut Flowers, DC. always on hand
Decorative Plsnts-largest stock in the StstsN
~ W. A. HANAoSD's Io7 east Broad street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16
NORTHWEST CLIPPINGS,

In Nc Minnvile last week the
public school was closed on account
of diphtheria. The scare abated in
few days, however, and the school
is now running again.
The tax levy in Yamhill county
is twenty-five mills. The total is
the same as last year, although the
state levy is lower. An increase in
the county levy was made necessary
on account Of the loss of a number
of bridges last year and other repairs.
Mrs. John Flood, the wife of a
Tacoma butcher, attempted to COM
NIT suicide in a Seattle hotel, on
Wednesday, by taking poison. The
man has repeatedly beaten her
because she would not enter on
life of shame to win his support.
The husband was arrested and the
woman is expected to recover.
The Lane county court house
has received a handsome coat of
paint from the hands of an inmate.
The man was in for a misdemeaner,
and he thought to earn his board
while kept at the public expense.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
Good Prices for Farm PrOduets-Wheat
Firm with an Upward Ten
deney.

The Salem market for farm pro
ducts Is now fairly good and a ready
sale can be found for most anything
grown on the farm. Wheat, the
main staple Of the Oregon farmer,
is now 62I cents a bushel net to
farmers, with an upward tendency.
San Francisco merchants have come
into the valley to buy wheat and are
bidding little higher than the Ore
gon wheat dealers. This will prob
ably raise the price Of wheat few
cents on the bnshel. The valley has
large amount Of wheat on hand
yet. Flour is selling at the mills in
this city at S4 per barrel, this being
twenty cents lower than it was sold
for a week ago. The price Of flour
is not liable to change much from
four dollars a barrel.
Oats are plentiful, but bring a good
price, IN fact the indications are the
price will fall. They are now sell
ing for fifty cents per bushel. Some
predict that oats can be bought next
spring for forty cents. Hay is sell
ing at SIS TO SIS a ton with plenty
to supply the demand. Loose hay
brings about $15 while bailed sells
few dollars higher. The hay that
sells at these figures is good timothy.
rhe price Of both hay and oats in
the spring will depend very much |
on the winter. If the mild weather
continues the price will be lower
since it is governed largely by the
local demand, and there seems to be
an abundance Of both In the valley.
Potatoes are selling at sixty cents
with a steady market well supplied.
The potato crop was large last year,
and the quality Of the potatoes
seems to be excellent. Apples are
net seventy-five cents a bushel 20
the farmer. The best Of the crop
s already in the market. But few
first class lots are now brought in.
Eggs are again bringing thirty
,eBts a dozen and for the past few
lays have been scarce. Good butter
8 hard to get at 35 cents. The 10
,al supply is not strong enough TO
meet the demand. California butter
3 being handled by number of the
merchants. Vegetables are nearly
,ut of the market. Those that are ,
brought in bring prices according to
lualitY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-16

GOODYEAR, ELITCH & SCHuLL-
mos MGNsTRELs.-This company
is owned by John Glitch, Jr., a man
who has had years Of experience as
an amusement caterer and knows
what the public wants. Mr.. Glitch is
owner Of Elitch's Geological Gar
dens, Denver, Colorado. and has
demonstrated what can be done by a
man with money and nerve. He
has given Denver the finest zoologi-
cal gardens In America and the most
popular and best conducted summer
resort. II has been highly success.
ful from the start and Is daily
patronized 10y thousands of ladies
and children from the best families.
In organizing the Goodyear, Glitch
Il Schilllng's Minstrels he has fol-
lowed the same course and no artist
that money can secure Is considered
any too good for his patrons. The
result Is that Goodyear, Glitch Il
Schilling's Minstrels Is one of the
most perfect companies ever organ
tied, and will undoubtedly be as
successful as the geological gardens
which have cleared over 500, 900
the past season.