The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2i. 1891.
SIX PAGES.

TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
HflHNnNn Y,

Board Of supervisors Of Henrico were in ses-
si0n.--Mrs Willie Wicker and Mr.. ". c. Moore
10 be married. move is being made to have
the late Il. VI. 4. Hunters remains brought
here.--Bichmond College football team de-
festcd by the Keswcks--City Mission
makes al appeal for help.--Grounds and
Buildings Committee met.--Meeting TO be held
in reference 10 Russian refugees Good Tenn
plars TO hold conservation meeting City
school board met -Kalender kermesse TO be-
ein.--Several sad deaths occurred.-Rich-
mond Cedar Works destroyed by fire--Mozart
musicale took place.
VIRGINIA.
Much damage was done by terrific wind and
rsin-storm which passed over portions Of Viz
Ginia Sunday night and yesterday.-Mr. W.
l.. Griggs, Of Danville and Miss Pocahontas
Claiborne were married at Martinsvie.-
plow-handle and saw-mill of Look & Lincoln. at
Marion, were burned; loss heavy.--John
Weatherford, Of Carroll county. was arrested
on the charge of numbering his wife
j. T. Turner. an Alliance man, has
announced himself for Congress, 10
succeed General Lce.--The West Virginia
Supreme Court has affirmed the constitution
atty Of the law against carrying concealed
weapons.---A little child of Mr.. s. J. Griggs. of
apple into its lung The body Of Frank Blank
enship was run over by train and cut into
three pieces al Hinton. West Nirginia.-Two
freight cars were wrecked at Charlottesville
Rev. DR.. John Landstreet venerable Methodist
minister, died in Martnsburg, West Virginia.
DR. {. +. +. Tucker, OF Chesterfield county,
dropped desd.---The Henry county supervisors
applied for conyicts 10 work on the roads,
md then refused to take them. saying the
expense was too great.-The debt settlement
Is generally approved. Colonel f. T. Greene.
Of Petersburg, died in Dinwidde county,
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Petersburg has
adopted resolutions of approval of the settle |
ment of the Virginia dobt.-The Petersburg /
Chamber Of Commerce has appointed delegates
TO the Worlds Fair convention in Norfolk
Rev. DIR. II. II. Halves has resigned the pastor
ate Of the Second Presbyterian church.-The
POSTPONED game Of football between the
Princeton and the Washington and Lee Uni
versity teams has been declared ofl.-The Viz
ginia Military Institute team will meet Rich
mond College in foot-b ball this month
NEW YORR.
John Grabman and Aloise Meyerhofer were
detained at the Barge Office because they
wished to marry and John had second wife in
witzerland.-1here was trouble SATURDAY.
night about Arizona Joe" at the Harlem
Iheatre.-Dr Edward McGlynn spoke At tho
Cooper Union in regard TO the Pope's
mad dog bit over dozen
people in Brooklyn.- Edward H. Wright.
agent of the Equitable Life Assurance Company.
committed suicide.-Another case Of small |
pox was discovered in Newark-The big iron
tug Intrepid sank off Sands Point.-A meet
ing OF Hebrews was held in regard to Russian
refugees.-Special cables from London say
the bondholders are displessed with the agree
ment Of the Virginia debt-The report that
tonseca has resigned tho presidency Of Brazil
scks confirmation.--The international order
IF the Kings Daughters and Sons met yester-
iay.--Brooklyni is suffering from water fam
ne and business generally Is seriously inter
-upted.
GENERAL. Z
Terrific wind and rain storms passed over the ,
lorth and northwest portions OF the South yes ,
erday. causing much damage and some loss Of
ife.--The Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
opal Church of Eastern North Carolina will as '
emble at Greenville to-day.--Walter Il. Wom-
lie, of Raleigh. n. c., died yesterdsy.-The J
intense interest in the McDougsld 7
murder trial at Fayetteville, n. C.. continues--
he steamer Hooc from Rio Jsneiro. Captain I
ienning, reached New York yesterday, bring
ne news of the Brazilian troubes.--The Ma
ional Republican committee met in Washing y.
on yesterday.