The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-10
FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1891.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Rain warmer.
DIR. Moses j. Hoge is using a new remedy for
consumption The Clay Ward Actives met
The remains of Mrs. W. W. Crump were
bured.-Seven opinions were rendered
in the Supreme Court of Appeals.-Pro-
fessor Harris entertained the law class
of Richmond College.-The state Conven-
ton Of the Republican League of Virginia
met.--Mr. Alexander Fleet, of Mathews coun-
ty, and Mrs Lucy +. Baker, were married.
Mr. Lewis BOokers case was continued until
May 4th and he was taken TO jsil.--Ihe fifty
third commencement Of the Medical College Of
Virginia took plsce.-1he Chamber Of Com
nerce held its quarterly session.--RoSemary
Literary Club met.
VIRGINIA.
The postmastership fight in Lynchburg has
resulted in a victory for James Mclaughlin,
tho Malone candidatc.-pr. John Newton, OF
this city. delivered an address in Lynchburg
Wednesday night on missions.-Rey. George
Nj. Wiley. of Lynchburg, who is at the hot
Springs reports that he is improying.-1he
second DAYS session of the Roanoke Presbytery
was held in Danvlle yesterday The next ses-
sion will be held at Chase City August 10Th
Nettie Carter died from the effects Of dose OF
laudanum in Danyille yestcrday.--The Young
Mems Christian Association of Danyille has
elected Mr.. j. l.. Alice, Jr, of Portsmouth, their
secretary.-The City Council o; Fredericls-
burg has appointed additional counsel for the
Commonwealth in the McCraken murder case.
The University base all team defeated the
Dartmouth team again yesterday.-Miss Car
oline Derbeck was assaulted bv negro
III Chesterfield county wednesday, The
body of man was found in Pat
rick county Tuesday horribly mangled-
NEw YORK.
MIR. Herman Kock has resigned as secretary
OF the Jockey Club Henry VI. Stanley has
again returned To New York and was inter
viewed by reporter on his trip in the United
States.-Thc death Of MIR. F. T. Barnum Will
not affect the exhibit of ms show next season.
A mother died Wednesday from grief at
the sad death OF her son. who was killed before
her eyes.--At the last meeting OF the Park
Board the north and east sides of Union Square
were set apart for u flower market
The Republican leaders have informed the
Democratic Asscmblymen that no bill in rels-
tion TO New York departments would be passed
unless the Custom House bill was passed. -
The net funded debt of New York is 500 1886,
as against s97,s5,2S) one year hefore.-The
Southern Society gave its last reunion and en-
tertainmont of the season last night.--Mrs.
Annie Bosant. theoSo9hist, arrived in New
York yeSterdsy.-Four thousand three hun
drod and tweny-thrce immigrants landed at
New York yesterday, 2,l90 Of whom are Italians.
Eighteen deaths resulted from grip in New
York yesterday.--The first mail to arrive un-
der the new sea postal system was delivered At
the postorce yesterday.--A steamer is de-
talucd at Quarsntins station on account OF vel
low ioyer on board
GENERAL
The funeral Of the late Governor Fowle. Of
North Carolina took place yesterday at Raleigh
with imposing ceremonies. infants were
cremated alive near Greenville. 5 C.. Wednes-
day.-Ihe centennial celebration Of the
patent system was in sessionin Washington yes
Postmaster General Wsnamaker
will accompany the President on his Southern
trip.-Supcrintendent Porters Consu, Bureau
has issued very interesting bnlleiin Of the in
crease and decrease Of the opulstion Of the
United States. The subcommittee on the Pan