The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-18
SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1891.
NEWS SUNHiRY.

For North Carolina, generally fair; south
srly winds; stationary temperature
The congregation Kenesseth Israel had its first
service after the church reopening.- Gro
GERS Association gave banquet--The East
Hanover Presbytery continued its session.
The Republicans of Hcnrico have made nomi-
nations for minor Offices The friends OF
Franks Morgan applied for his pardon. but the
Governor refused it.-Iho Junior Order of
American Mechanics had an entertainment.-
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce gave a
banquet.
NEw YORK.
The burial Of Charles II. j. Rouss took
place yosterday.-Mr. Allan Forman will be
paid $500 if he can succeed in getting an inter
view with the Princess Of Walos.-Mr. Stanley
made $4,000 out of his lectures in the United
Statos.-Mrs. Grover Cleveland has a great
passion for rare books.--Hon. John. S. Ear
bour and II. c. Parsons, OF Virginia, are regis
tered at the Fifth-Ayenuo Hotel.--A Missis-
fippi planter says the outlook for a good South
ern crop is very good.-A branch road of the
Mobile and Ohio road will soon be built
Governor Hill yesterday refused to give the
ballot reformers Of New York city hearing
upon the amendments to the Ballot-reform law.
s-MIs. MARY NHiltt bl MouHt INllft ~. Jss 10
dead after an illness Of more than thirty
years.-A jury in the City Court has returned
ave rdict Of $1,000 70 Emma A. Chin in her suit
against the city of Notwithstanding
Traoys civil service reform is to be applied 10
all of the 1000 workmen az the navy yard Jan
uary isi.-The deaths of New York yesterday
were 1873, twenty-throe Of which resulted from
grip.
VIRGINIA.
The Rivermont Company, of Lynchburg, gave
grand banquet last night Richard Berndt
Of Lynchburg, charged with shooting was
fined 800 and given thirty days in jail ycstor-
day The University team was defeated by
the Lafayette College in base bail yesterday.-
The Danyillo street railway fight has been set
tlod-Colonel Andrews Of the Richmond and
Danville road. has taken formal possession Of
the Danyille and Western narrow gauge-The
shoe store Of A. f. Gray, of Danylle, was bur-
glarizod Thursday night of several pairs Of
shoes.
FOREIGN.
1t is officially denied at Rome that Min ster
Porter will leave-The trouble in the Portu-
guese Cabinet has been adiusted.-A serious
riot has occurred in Benoves India, between
natives and the local authorities, growing out of
the domolishing OF the temple--The Kaiser
has prepared German edition Of the Worlds
fair.-Parnell and Sexton locked horns in
Parliament yesterday.-Ihe Newfoundland
bill WAS postponed in the House of Lords
The treaty between the United States and Spain
was concluded yestorday.--A new treatment
for consumption has bobbed up in Psris.-King
Humbert, OF Italy, has caused q gift Of 600 TO
be sont to each child left an orphan 10y the Utopia
disaster.
GENERAL.
Anumber Of resolutions were adopted by the
Commercial Congress al Kansas City YESTERDAY
The President continued to receive an oya-
tionl in the Southern States no visited.--Gov-
ernor Holt Of North Carolina has issued call
to the citizeus 10 cooperate IN the Grand South
ern Exhibition at kaleigh.-The Drummer
Evangelist Fife is holding u successful revival
Of kaleigh.--A terrific thunder storm passed
over the center portion OF North Carolina Thurs
day night.-Secrotary of State Coke, of North
Csrohna' yesterday appointed General w. G..
Lewis OF Goldsboro, surveyor Of estates under
the Shell-hsh law.-Mr. Rufus NJ Johnston. OF
Charlotte, y. c.. died yesterday-J. =. Audrey
was fined 600 a; Charlotte yesterday for man.
slaughter.