The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1891.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina;
Rain; slightly colder.
Minnie Hall, aged eight. complained 10 the
police of having been feloniously assaulted yes
tordsy.-Mr Appleton Jewett lde and Miss
Marie Gay Caskie were married.-The annual
dinner was given at 81. Sophias Home-About
one hundred and fifty machinists at the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine Works struck
The annual meeting Of the Virginia Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen will be held Monday
A meeting Of the executive committee OF the
Private Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
citation was held.-The Virginia TTotting
Horse Breeders Association met.-Mr. James
H. Dunford and Miss Maggie +. Martin were
married.
VIRGINIA.
Mrs. Edna Norris of Fauquier, died suddenly
Of apoplexy Wednesday in Washington.-Mr
Celia Carne, of Alexandria. died Wednesday
hight.-Rev. John Wolfe Of Loudoun, died
suddenly yesterday.-Mr Gle. Moody, Of Alex
andria. entered suit yesterday against the Virgil
MIA Iron Ship Building Company for damages.
Mrs Rosa Lawson. Of Danvile, died yesterday
Mr. Richard Valentine, of Danville, died al
O'Clock yesterday morning.. II. Hogan OF
Roanoke, who was scalded by an explosion, died
yesterday.--James i. Sheppard, charged with
embezzement, was found guilty by the Salem
Criminal Court yesterday.--A little daughter
OF Dr. II. II. Davis, of Buckingham county, was
burned TO death yesterday.-Dr. j.
L. Latimer. OF Farmyille. is improving
WASHINGTON.
delegation Of Virginia Republicans visited
the President yesterday and presented the name
Of Judge Paul for a circuit judgeship.
tsry Young has received the resignation of A.
w. Thurman as chairman of the National Board
Of Base Ball Assocstions.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission yesterday decided
the case of Hamilton & Brown, of Kro-
mer, Ga, against several railways
Assistant Secretary Spalding has decided that
the law does not permit the free entry of books.
otc, for the use Of professors Of Institutions
A convict in the Wisconsin penite ntiary has
written a suggestion TO the Secretary OF the
Navy III reference TO existing conyicts in the
Lieutenant Commander Hcknell, Of
the Galena, has written to the Sec
Rotary of the Navy report of the
wreck Of that steamer OF Gayhesd.--
NEW YORK.
The funeral Of Judge John r. Brady took
place yesterday morning from st Leo's church.
The Manhattan Club election for the board
ofmanagers took place yesterday Jacob
Astors plan to place bronze doors in Trinity
church will soon be executed. Governor
Ntzhugh Lee and John G. Haskell, of South
Carolina, are in New YOrk.-lieutensnt Gov
ernor Jones will not depend upon the usual party
methods 20 obtain the nomination for Governor.
PANELS ENJOYS held their first meet
.ng at Cooper Institute yesterday evening
Tho stockholders of the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany will meet in Memphis April 9TH
The Bennington was taken in the Navy Yard
dry-dock yesterday for repairs.-Early yester-
day morning the Vermont was run into by an
unknown steamer, ocean bound. and badly dam
Aged-An application has been made against
tho Standard Oil Company for the forfeiture Of
its charter.-Charles Z. Kimbal of Chi
cago, died in Now York yesterday
FOREIGN.
The English Admiralty has ordered an inquiry
into the sinking of the emigrant steamship
Utopia al Gibraltar-The attention of
Italy is diverted from the New Or
leans tragedy to the apprehension Of
riots in Rome by oppressed laborers.-
Captain McKeagu. of the Inflated Utopia has
been arrested at Gibralter on the charge Of
wrongful acts, improper conduct and msman-
agement of his steamer.--Lord Krutsfor in
uoduced bill in Parliament yesterday TO re-
wise the law controlling the New Foundland
fisheries.
GENERAL
Mayor Thompson, Of Raleigh made his bien-
NAL report 10 the Board Of Aldermen yester-
day.-North Coralina Is making arrangements
Tor her display at the Worlds Fair.--Judge L.
!. Boykins illness has caused the suspen-
sion OF the Orange County Superior Court
{. l. Kirby, OF Uuon county, n. c., was killed
N a wei Ia faNV la
OF Washington, ~ c., narrowly escaped death
yeSterday-Ernost Bender, near New Bernie
Nc was drowned several days since.-Andrew
Gillespie, of Wilmington. was run over and
killed by train Tuesday.-Rhoda Williams. of
Durham, was shot by negro man few DAYS
since.