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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
CH4RLOTTESVILLE.
Medal for the Monticello Wine Company
A Building Business Boom Expected.

CHARLoTrEsyILLE, Va. Mar. iS.-lSpecial.l J
The Monticello Wine Company has received
from the Department Of State in Washington
the silver medal and the diploma awarded at
the Worlds Exposition IN Paris IN 1889. ms
is the second time the Monticello wines have
received high awards in Paris The thorough
ness Of the examination makes II impossible
for any but the best manufactures 10 sue
ceed, The wines are tested 10y two different
wine experts and jurles, and their nndinss
must concur.
Mr. Adolph Russow also received medal
and diploma, his exhibit being twelve bottles
of Norton's Virginia wine, made at his farm,
near Profit in this county. Mr.. Russow Is
the superintendent OF the Monticello Vine
Company.
beautiful steel-gray building stone. said
10 be more valuable than granite. has been
discovered near this city. Experts say II will
stand the action OF weather with entire sue
cess. II takes a high polish.
Many capitalists have visited this city in the
past few days among them gentlemen repre-
senting a plant which works 500 TO 1000 hands
and requires a capital of a million. They de-
sire 10 settle There are propositions pending
before our land company which, If accepted,
will double the population Of the city in two
years.
This will be the busiest summer in the his
tory of Charlottesville. Builders and contrsc-
tors are preparing to do heavy business.
An interesting case was concluded in the
City Court yesterday. The Clifton Forge
House Investment Company purchased
twenty four shares Of the stock os the Chssa-
peake and Ohio Development Company OF
Clifton Forge. Of Ltterman Bros. The CON-
pany contend that il purchased the stock with
the dividend of sl0 per share, while the de-
fendents denied the claim. The jury brought
in a yerdicsof sl0O. A similar suit Is pending
against Mr.. Armhime of this eity..
Mr.. Robert s. Blair. Jr., Of Ritchie, w. Va.
has been on . visit " bis friends N this
s.ifv
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aged, Is about 70 he undertaken with consid-
cradle zral. and that the natural results Will
lc thc provision OF much additional employ
mont for the l1boTing class and the establish
u,nt ol q system Of railroads there 10 bring
the coal % market.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Secretary Of State today received the
following cable from Consul Spague. at
Gibraltar The steamer Utopia. from Naples
for New York. with so cmigrants .gcollided
and sunk. and 10 is feared that two-thirds
were drowned. William 7. Cohren. west
one Hundred and forty-seyenth street, New
York WAs saved
The delegation Of Italians from Chicago
who wore 900 Plttshurg on sunday en route 10
Washington to protest TO Secretary Blame
against the killing # italians in New Orleans
have not yet put in an appearance at the State
Department Assistant Secretary Wharton
say, Doc has heard nothing about the dclega-
ton.
The demand for notes Of small denomina-
tons such a- n. - - and SO is very great
at the Treasury Department, and Actlng-Sec-
r'iery NcttiDtOn has ordered the Bureau OF
iuguying and Printing 10 work day aud
night for some time to come IN order that the
supply OF small notes may not fall short of
the continued demand.
Acting Secretary Ncttlcton has selected tho
properties owned 10y William KueshWav and
81. J.. Jones' n kiugsland. Maple avenue, as
Che site for ihe public building 10 be erected
u Mutlnshurg. ". "a.
Secretary Blaine. though still confined 20
ti- bone. was much better to-day.
Ihc following postmaster- have been ap-
pointed u North Cmohna r. i. Hayes at
New Salem Randolph county, Z. Salmgcr,
Sans Souci, BERTHE county.
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DIR. GLADsTONE's SPEECH.
Parnellites Regard /. Favorable to Their
Leader.
LDy Gable 70 The Timesl

lDy Gable 10 The Timesl
LONDON Mar ls.-The Parnellites interpret
Mr.. Gladstone's speech at Hastings as the
testimony to returning prominence and
power of Parnell.
Timothy Harrington last evening expressed
himself delighted with the fact that Par
nell's opponents in the English Liberal party
has been driven at length 10 come out from
their secret and covert methods Of attack
and take up the challenge thrown down to
them.
Mr.. Harrington said that Mr.. Gladstone evil
IDENTIFY regarded MIR. Parnell as the only Irish
representative worth talking about, as he had
not wasted many words on anybody else.
The speech was intended Mr.. Harrington said,
AS an answer to Mr. Parnells manifesto, and
also a. "A notice 10 Irish people that they must
depose Paruel a. their leader or give mp all
claim on the English Liberals. Alr. Gladstone
would find however, that Irsh-Americans
and the Irish people were capable OF getting
along without English advice.
GIVE UP PARNELL OR HohnE-RULR.
With an amazing assumption Of autocratic
power Gladstone gave his ultimatum, "gveup
Parnell. OF lose Home Rule. "Ihe lrish people
could not forget, Mr.. Harrington added. that
the man who said this had, when IN actual
power, put their Home Rule leader III prison.
Upon the McCarthyites. the impression pro-
duced by Mr. GladstOnes speech - not altO-
gether pleasant.
For Obvous reasons they do no care 10 fg-
ure in unfriendly criticism Of the Liberal
leader, but one Of the prominent McCarthylte
members Of Parliament has stated that ho
would much prefer that Gladstone had ig-
nored Parnell and left him 10 be dealt with
by the Irish clergy and other strictly Irish
elements. that at present any attack from a
British source on Mr.. Parnel Was calculated
% strenthen him III Ireland.
PARSBLL's LATEST ACQUISITION.
DuHIN. Mar ls.-Mr. Parnell has obtained
control Of the Morning News Of Belfast, which
belongs to Mr.. Gray, who is also proprietor
of the Freeman's Journal of this city. The
editor of the Morning News has been dismissed
and an adherent OF Mr.. Parnell's has been
appointed 10 succeed him. Notwithstanding
the aggressiyeness of the Parnelltes' cam
paicn, the McCarthyites maintain that Par
nellism is sinking daily.
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Mhat the Negro Editors Want.

CNcINSATI. o.. Mar ls.-At the meeting
Of the colored editors to-day the committee
To whom was referred the matter OF svndi-
eating the news for the benefit OF the colored
press. reported plan Of forming an Afro
American News bureau. which will not an
tagonize the United Press or any other or
ganization, but simply supplement their news
by more complete account Of the events that
may be of interest % the race. The election of
officers took place this evening. Several
papers We're read at the night session, and
Rev. W. VI. Browne. of Richmond delivered
an address ON the subject Of finance.
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TERMS or THE LEisE AGREED UPON
Meeting Of Representatives Of the Richmond
Terminal and Central system.

SAVANNAH, GA, Mar. ls.-lSpecial. AT a
meeting Of the representatives Of the Rich
monl Terminal and the Central railroad sys-
tens to-day the terms Of the lease by the
latter to the Terminal through the Georgia
Pacific were agreed upon. The Richmond
Terminal guarantees per cent. on the Cen
trails stock. Hugh lnman succeeds General
Alexander as the Centrals president, General
Alexander being promoted to position coy-
ering the entire system.
4 daily line of steamers will be put on from
Savannah 10 New York, and Mr.. Gould will
direct all his Western tratfice through this
port.
The lease will be signed in New York next
week
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Colonel james Rhody sneed Dead.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Mar. 1S.-Colone
James Rhody Sneed, aged seyenty-three. dice
in Chicago Yesterday afternoon of pneumonia
For number of years he was publisher Of q
daily paper at Atlanta, Ga. He was postmas
ter Of the United States Senate from 1852 &
1885. After Mr. Cleyeland's election TO III,
Presidency he was appointed fourth auditor
Of the United States Treasury. which Office h'
held during Mr.. Cleuehnd's incumbency
The remains Of Colonel Sneed will be taken tc
Savannah, Ga, for interment
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INlTOR.fL PTCTTRTS.
The y. VI. {. \. Has an Opera House Manage
mcnt Arrested.

NORFOLK. Va. Mar s-lSpeciall The
Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city having complained to Police Justice East
that the pictures displayed by Rose ilills
English Folly Company are immoral and in
decent. the Justice issued warrants for the
Opcu-Iouse management and the case Will be
tired tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary l.. Veal died This morning af. er
rather sudden and brief illness. SHE was
stricken down by illness yesterday on the
street. and died to-day. Paralysis of the
LDlri ]. a.eLgn.l q. tie cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
The California bribery.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Mar. 1s:-Both houses
Of the Legislature to-day appointed a com
mittoe to Investigate the alleged charges of
bribery in connection with the pending sena-
torial contest.
The Democrats are talking this evening of
remaining out of the joint convention and
thus break the deadlock. Ii they do so. and
Estee holds his present vote. he viii be
elected
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WILMNGToN. DEL.. Mar. lS.-'rhe Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad Company has obtained posses
sion of the Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
railroad. now leased by il aud running from
Harrington, Del. To- Franklin CITY. Va. The
State holds two mortgages on the road aggre-
eating over 5000 900, which the PENNSYLVANIA
Company Will pay of II viii also assume Il
mortgage on the road for -250. 600. held 10y the
Farmers Trust and Loan Company Of New
York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Suicide Attempted.

Hiram Dickcrson, OF No. 1919, cast Main sire {
attempted TO commit suicide yesterday morn
ing by cutting his throat
While he was committing the act he was dis,
covered Dv some one In the house. who prevented
him from accomplishing his purpose.
The ambulance was called IN, and Dr. Law.
renee the physician IN charge, found wound
ON pickerson's throat about an inch long, which
he dressed. ..,
been subject 10 fits for several years, and re-
Gently his mind became impaired.
Ills friends fear that he will make another at
fefnut 10 Kill himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Baltimore Interestsi In Brazil.

BMTMoRF, Nh. Mar. ls-The Merchants
and Manufacturers Association. OF this city.
has decided 10 send an agent 70 Brazil 10 push
the interests of Baltimore in that country
under the convention for reciprocity lately
ratified The Journal of Commerce, through
its editor, Robert Hayden. formerly of Char
lOtte. n. c., offered to bear the expense Of the
agent 10 Brazil, but the offer was declined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19

CUNBEBLAND. MD. Mar. ia convention
If coal miners and operators was 10 have been
held in this place to-day. The miners were
on hand but the coal associatson refused to
attend. giving rs a reason that their employees
had no grievance 10 redress The miners say
this is not so. and complain bitterly because
the miners Of Georges Creek will not organ
ize claiming that they stay out of unions
from fear OF being discharged
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The Report Not Conrmed.
lBy Gable to The Times.l

PARIS. Mar. l7.-IAte news received from
Iyiquque. Chill. does not confirm the account
of the horrors of Almont's battle, Ms hereto
fore published. but mention is made of COM
ments by President Balmaceda's papers at
Santiago Of massacre at Iampaca. commit
ted by order of the late Colonel Roble. From
this IL is inferred that the eXcesses of the rev.
olutionsts at Almonte were in the nature OF
renrls,Ils
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throne disputed for the possession Of
body which each desired to convert into
a trophy. Bigotry on one side and thirst for
power on the other added prolonged horrors
Ia the diving agony Each had recourse TO
living In order 10 stimulate success. Public
opinion is revolted by the hideous zeal OF
those who lecture the dying IN order to make
them clients of confessional.
II is revolving still mole by the rebel son
who persists in rebellion in order 20 secure
ephemeral and useless powers. Coniessors.
cardinals. nuns and other religious ones have
shown a willingness 10 revive the horrors of
the middle ages The only one who leaves the
horrible scene with higher reputation l. ,he
Prince himself who preserved his force ot
will to die as he had lived, with horror ot
counterfeit in his soul and with contempt for
hypocrieies on his lips.
THE BODY LYING IL STATE.
ROME. Mar. ls-The body Of Prince Napo::
leon IL living in state IN the mortuary chapel
improysed in the house in which he died:
The body X clothed in black frock coat. and
on the breast Of the dead Prince y placed tho
cross Of the Legion Of Honor and the Italian
Order Of Annunciadia. II has been officially
ordered by King Humbert that the internent
shall take place in the Royal church OF La Su-
Verga in Turin.
ITALY's OFFICIAL ACTION.
RoME, Mar lS. In the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day the president eulogised the late
Prince Jerome Napoleon. and moved that
the Chamber adjourn. and that an adj
dress of coudolence be presented 10
the family, aud committee appointed
10 attend the funeral. The premier
concurred and the Chamber adjourned. The
Pope has written to the Princess Clotidlle,
saving that he believed the welfare Of Je
romc's soul and condoling with her for her
loss. Mass was read in the Princess cham
Der.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Power. Wins.

match for the championship and $3.50 a side
between Albert c. Powers, of this city. and
p. Ii. Walsh. Of Scranton. Pa. was concluded
tonight, Powers winning by POS points.
Powers made 1876 in to-night's play and Walsh
lS0, the total score standing: Powers. 600;
Walsh, 3g2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Omcer Siillmam Mi.-iag

NEW YoBK, Mar. is.-James Stillman. a
member Of he Insurance patrol No. 2, has
been missing since the fire last night in
Mercer street. lie was last seen on the floor
members of tho patrol who were with him at
the time. ESCAPED BY the scuttle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
IrALY's OFFICIAL ACTION.


Colonel Mapleson the English impressario,
was yesterday married TO Miss Laura Schirmer
Byron. at the British Embassy AZ Paris.
4 rescript has been issued by the Car Of
Russia. in which he assures the Russian Firms
that their rights and privileges AS guaranteed
by previous Cars viii be preserved.
II il announced that Maurice Healy
McCarthyite. ~ p. will accept the challenge
of Mr. Parnell, that both resign their seats in
Parliament in order that they make test
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Stole Their Earnings.

CINCINNATI. O., Mar 1s.-At No. 40 Elev-
enth street, in Covington. ky.. is boarding
house where about dozen railroad hands
stay. Yesterday they were paid Of and dur
ing the night lsome one chloroformed them
and stole all the mony in the house, amount
inc to sa00 The men awoke at about 0
o'clock this morning. There u no oluA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
The Loss VII Ha MenNx.

NEw ORLEANS, Mar. 1S-Reports received
at noon from the crevasse in the :. VI. Ames.
are to the effect that it Is now two hundred
feet wide and fifteen feet deep. the water
going through with irresistible force. large
portion Of jefferson Parish will be inundated,
and the loss will be very great.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
KTLLED EY 4 MIX WAGON.
Julian {. Donnclla-An Old Coiored Man
Dropped Dead.

Julian c. Domclla ffty-thrcc years old, a
married man, who lived 90 u north Eighteenth
street. and who was one OF the city cart hands,
was standing at the corner of Broad AMI FL yhfh
streets Ou luc.lal waiting for ono of the carts.
hr stepped f.)m the sidewalk into the street,
whom hc was Knocked down by milk wagon
coming up from behind. Dounclla was run
over and his leg injured The driver OF the
milk wa -ou csrarcl without being identified.
lomtIla went home. and about noon was able
10 walk about some, but he died yesterday rather
suddenly.
Dr. OIpeuhimer who atten led him. will make
an autopsy this morning and Dr. Taylor Will
hold AN inquest later ln ihe day.
Boston Coiycr lcolorr.., sixty years Old who
lived on IWcnft-ci ghth and i streets, but work
cd an iel north 1wcnt,-siNth street. about .
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. while talking N the
the Yard suddenly complained of pains IN his
breast.
Hc soon after died of heart disease, Int Coro-
nor Taylor deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Cotton Men Happy.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Mar. lS-ISpecial l-Savan-
nah's cotton receipts passed beyond the !. 900 =
600 bale point to-day, and the cotton men are
enthusiastic, and the event will be celebrated
with banquet at the Exchange tomorrow.
Arrangements will be made for more exten-
sive celebration later in the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Norwegian Bark Wrecked.

SAN FRAScIsco. CAL. March ls.-Advices
have been received here that the Norwegian
bark Imperator was wrecked at BOayista,
Cape de Verde Islands The crew, number
ing twelve men, were drowned The Impera-
tor was bound TO Santorosola.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Mr.. Page to Read Tonight.

Mr.. Thomas Nelson Pages reading tonight at
4he Mozart Hall promises 10 be the most popu-
lar one ever given in this city. A great many
tickets have been sold and tho Reserved seat
sheet is being rapidly tlled.
Aside from the popularity OF Mr.. Page. the OBJ
iecf il such n commendshle one that no doubt
tbe house will be crowded. Those who fail to
attend will miss rare treat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
The California senntorshIn.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Mar. ls.-To-day's ballot
resulted: Estee. iG: FELTON,, "a. Johnstone. 4:
blanchard. p Changes were made. and the
final announcement was Rstee, AZ: FELTON,.
3j: Johnstone. g. Blanchard. ,: Perkins. 1:
White Dem.), "a Irish DEM. l. Felton's
supporters thereupon moved 10 ad jOurn, and
the motion was carried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Ia Grippe's Conquest.

CHicAGo, Mar 1s.-La grippe continues its
ravages, with no signs Of abatement Yester-
day forty-four persons suffering with the dis
ease, complicated in some cases with pneu-
monia, were admitted 10 the county hospital,
and the day before fifty five were taken in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
One Thousand WON en- Locked Out.

PIITsBURG. Pa. March ls.-The one thous-
and women and boys employed bv Armstrong
Brothers & Co, cork manufacturers were
locked out tonight. The employees are men,
bers Of the Knights Of Labor, and the trouble
is caused on the apprenticeship clause in the
scale presented 10 the firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Fatal Fall ola Foot Bridge.
Nh Cable to the Times.l

RoMR. Mar. Yesterday while the mem.
bers of committee appointed for the pur-
pose were crossing foot bridge 70 examine
site for the annual cattle show. which is held
at Cagliari, the structure gave way. carrying
the whole party with IT, Five of the commit
teemen were killed and several others were in-
tural
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
Tho Hlllinrh Tournament.

PIrrsuuRG. PA.. Mar. Sin the billiard
tournament for the State championship tins
afternoon D1l3s defeated Burrs 300 90 225,
and Bnsrhcr defeated Malker50O 10 2j9. To-
might Mclaughlin defeated Cline 200 o. 2j9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-19
PRINCE NAPOLEON'S DEATH.
Modern Science Prolonged His Life-Chureh
and Throne In Dispute.
(By Gable 10 the 1imes.l

(By Cable 10 the Times.l
LONDON. Mar. is.-The Paris correspon-
dents of the Times. in commenting on the
death of Prince Napoleon, deals severely with
certain circumstances connected with the
death scene.
He says: Religious fanaticism and human
ambition meet at the sick bed where modern
science had prolonged life other:
wise ended long AGO. Church and
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To Mary Miss Potter.

lBY NADlo 10 Inc llMes.J
LONDON. Mar 1S.-lt Is announced that the
marriage Of George Reuter-. second son Of
Baron de Reuter-, to a daughter Of the lato
John Potter, Of Philadelphia, Pa, will occur
In Nav
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GIBRALTAR. Mar. 1s.-It is now believed
that the loss of life by sinking of the Anchor
Line steamer Utopia, which collided yesterday
with the British ironclad Rodney while en-
tering the bay here. was much larger than at
first estimated. Ii il calculated that of the
700 Italian emigrants and crew on board the
steamer so persons were drowned. Several
of the bodies of those who lost their lives in
the disaster have been washed ashore on the
Spanish coast.
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a dispatch has been received at the State
department from our Minister 10 China war
Ianting the conclusions Of the mining of coal
q China, which has heretofore been discour-
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A MISSING PATIENT.
An Old Man Leaves Providence Hospi-
tai and Cannot BE Found.

Considerable anxiety is manifested at Provi-
dence hospital over the strange disappearance
OF Thomas ii. Stollard. patient. stoliard is
man OF perhaps S. years OF age, who was brought
to the hospital about three weeks ago, suffering
from nervous debility. For several days ne
seemed low -spirited, and on Monday afternoon
remarked several times to his room mate that
the best thing he could do would be to go down
and throw himself into the bay At the dinner
hour, about d O'Clock, he went ont and did not
return. Between and O'Clock one OF the Sis
tiers discovered his absence. and search for
him was made without success. It was evident
that he had gone out the front door and walked
out without any of the attendants seeing him.
Before going TO the hospital stoilard stopped
at the Seattle hotel, and a Posi- IsTELLIsEscER
reporter called there in search OF him He had
not returned, however, and nothing had been
seen or heard of him. 1t was learned from the
landlord that Stoiiard was man Of very quiet
disposition and had nc place OF resort where he
WAS liable to CO. He is known to have friend
in Ballard who is u miilwrig.it. but the mans
name could not be learned. There is d possibil-
ity that the old gentleman hes gone to Ballard,
but ii he has not il Is feared that he has carried
out his threat OF drowning himself.
Stoiiard came to SEATTLE some months ag0 to
look after some land OF his that VAS in dispute.
His home is I'm Pixcyvilie, Va, where he has a
wife and several children. Alta late hour last
night nothing had been learned Of his where
abn
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