The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
SIX PAGES.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
/, RICHMOND THEATRE-"Paul Kauvar."
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

The Masonic Home Ladies Auxiliary met
v MICA. Ladies' Auxiliary met.--Tanover
tyoon reunion takes place.-Mr. Yolmer and
Miss jacob married.-The Association for the
preservation,of Virginia Antiquities met.--Ihe
.olored fair to begin-Charles Long, motor
man ON Manchester car. killed.-The Howit-
GERS elected oflcers.-The Blues were in
spectod.
VIRGINIA
Tho contested election case of Whiting
against Gray in Gloucester county has been
continued until tho December term OF the
rourt.-The stockholders of the TIdewater
Telephone Company met yesterday at Gloucester
Courthouse.-An independent candidate for
the Senate is likely to run in Floyd county
Hall and Hubbard received majority over Carl
ton and Clarke, Alliance candidates for the
House in Halifax county.--A recount OF the
votes cast in the Democratic primary election at
Alexandria was made.-Mr. Thomas j.
Cacy. OF Washington county, died.--Ihe Suf-
folk senatorial convention will be held to-day
An attempt was made to wreck railroad
train near Charlottesville on Sunday.-The
Dunkards Of Floyd county held their annual
meeting.-Mr. Leander Ramsey of Halls Bot
tom. died yesterday.-1he Prince George cav
airy was inspected John 7. Hanrahan
and Miss Maggie Walsh were married in Peters
burg.-Judge b. s. Eppes was Endorsed by the
Dinwiddie Democratic convention for the
county judgeship
NEW YORK.
II Is believed by several Presbyterian divines
that the proposed trial Of DR.. Briggs for heresy
may yet be ARRESTED and the case settled III
some other manner.-The cause of the
city OF time money this fall is the heavy borrow
ings of the Union Pacific the Richmond Ter
minal and the Atchison.--Mr. II. b. Plant, who
has been TO Europe in the interest of the Ala
bama Midland Railway, will return to-day
Miss Elizabeth Bisland was married yesterday
TO Mr.. Charles w. Wentmore-The resigna-
ton of Herman Oelrichs from the Democratic
national committee has created no excitement
whatever i'll the ranks Of the party
Henri J. Franks hanged himself yesterday
Judgments were rendered against Robert II. g.
Valentine. advertising agent and Samuel Bern
stein confessed udgments.-Joseph X. EN-
NETS will was filed. but his wife Is not men,
toned in it.-Judge MARITIME warned grand
iurors to be careful-The Tenderon Club
will have its dinner next Sunday.--Mrs Addie
Reid was cneary poisoned by aconite, choro.
form and laudanum.--William Healy threw a
baby out Of a window.-Charles Carroll Saw
yer, who wrote when the Cruel War is Over
is dead.-The Minnie G. Elkin, a barkentine,
was lost at sea.
GENERAL.
The mysterious death OF Mrs. J. b. Cum.
mings. Of Bristol, remains unsolved.-To-day
Is Virginia day at the Southern Exposition at
Raleigh and her exhibit is a magnificent one.
A fine Calling gun has been ordered for Ito
Charlotte IN. O. Military Company-The
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OF Commerce was held Monday night-A new
Democratic weekly will be started at Winston
n. C.--Senator Calvin s. Brice says he re-
ports circulated in Ohio about Governor Camp
bell and himself are untrue.--lt is said that a
CHILEAN representative is on his way TO Wash
lngton with an important document concern
Ing the feeling against the United States
Serious charges are made against the or
der of the Red Cross.--A destruc-
tive esve-in is feared at the Coal
Brooke colliery in Observation-Disclosures
gales prevail in the Irish and three wrecks
have been reported-The recent birth Of an
other grandchild to Queen Victoria gives rise
TO new crop OF the usual comments Of the
Radical press.-Governo Campbell has de-
manded retraction of the articles recently
published about him-The King OF Wurtem-
berg Is dead.-The peasantry of Russia are
growing desperate as a result OF the famine
The trial Of the Blaine divorce case will
soon come of in Minnesota.-The London
dock strike is spreading.-German Day was
celebrated in Washington yesterday with i'm
posing remonies.-Ihe report that Secre-
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