The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19

TIE Old Dominion Club will elect officers -
Tho Wiustons defeated tho Ilchmonds yester-
day.-Iho Manchester public schools will open
MONDAY Lee Camp Iuet--ilcnrico Demo
cratic committee met.-1he Alliance head
quarters opened--Grand Army Veterans are
IN tho city.
VIRGINIA.
The Dunkard love feast takes places to-mor-
row night near Iuray.-Mrs. Amanda Tut
wller. of Scottsvillo dled.-Iho place called
Crozet will hereafter be known as Miller.-
Miss Enie Lynes and Mr.. T. Mallorie. OF Abe
marie. were marrIed.-Ihe Thirty-second
district Democrats Will nominate a senator
seutember 2stli A. Sunolk-Rall timber is
becoming scarce in MIddlcsoN.-NegroO oyster
men had a cutting ARRAY near White Marsh
Mrs Judge Paul II Harrisonburg, is one of tho
Worlds Fair lady commissioners.-Ih VI.
J. Church south Conference is IN session III
Iarkersburg. w. VI -,ionn vi. Young. Of
Grays0n county, killed bis father. wounded his
brother and another man and escaped. but was
captured iu ArAansas.-M Mrs Byrue NJ. Miller.
of NaTrows, died.-During the past year 1000
tons of bark have been shipped from Alton
Tie Isle Of Wight Democrats will nomi-
nate e. House candidate October Sth.
Jack Jenkins. Of Gloucester county,
escaped from iail.-The Hauisonburg Shoe
Company failed.-Mrs. Elbridgo NJ. Reynolds.
OF Orange county, dlod-Alr J. J. Coyner, II
Basic City, married Miss May Lon Lyon. II
Clover Lick, vs.. Na.-Mr. Clement Buchanan,
OF Rich Valley, died.-Nr David w. Bear and
Miss Ollie Scott were married in Marion
There is talk of Republican legislative candi-
date IN Southampton MIR Frauk Grove, Of
Iuray. married Miss Clarke Houston in Ohio.
Me- u. In. d
Lawronccville.- The remains Of Mrs. Kate
Brosius were buried in smyth county She
died in Atlanta Mr.. Simeon Palmer and Mrs.
Amanda Burton were married at Narrows--
Nj. Joseph Bumgardner, of Page county, cole-
brated his ninety-ffth birthday.-The Luray
Manufacturing Company elected oficors-Six
members Of al Albemarle family died III ten
days Of spinal meningitis.--Captain I. j.
Roberto died al Pulaski
NEw YORK.
Yesterday was the hottest day for the time Of
year New York has ever witnessed. The stock
msrket was moro excited yesterday than IL has
been for years. --ltis said that large amount
Of gold will reach New York to-day from
Europe.--Ihe pig iron market IS strong
The steel cruiser Philadelphia was put IN tho
dry dock at The navy-yard yesterday.-C Con-
siderable work viii have 20 he done on the
Newark.-A large number OF Hebrew immi-
grants landed al New York Yesterday.
GENERAL.
Another outbreak is feared in Honduras and
the whole country is under martial law.--Itis
thought that the officers will prevent the Nc
Carthy Warren mill at Now Orleaus.-The
province Of Quebec, Canada, is on the eve of
political crisis.--IwO men we're killed by q
riho in the hands OF John Peterson a. Will
mantle, Conn. Thursday President Harrison
has opened the territory of Oklahoma for pub
lie settlement fatal riot occurred on
train at Lexington, KY. yesterday.-
Two serious balloon asctnsions occur
Ied 81 Merilen. Conn, Tharsday-The
British Government has called the atten-
tion Of the United States 10 violation Of tho
treaty as 10 the catch Of seals in Behring sea.
The Oklahoma boomers are burning the
grass of Of the entire country.-Gills John
ton, the notorious kentucky desperate was
seriously shot 10y Fred. Jones' OF Middle
bOro.-John johnson was arrested at Win
ston. y. c., yesterday, charged with the murder
of Frank Brewer.-1he editors of Web
sters Weekly and the Durham Globe. OF North
Carolns, arc engaging IN hot war OF words
which may result in bloodshed.-The Raleigh
On. c. schools opened yesterday with the larg-
est attendance yet witnessed-1he Farley
National Bank Of Montgomery. Ala. viii TO
sume business October 10th