The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1891.
SIX PAGES.


piece OF Grace street property sold
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Tu-foot died.-An important
meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce was held
Report submitted as 20 the permanent Ex-
posftion.--Charges on express matter dis
cussed--A resident Of Richmond arrested for
having three wives.-Suit in the new court OF
appesls.--Suit instituted against William A.
Beyeridge.-To-morrow is Thanksgiving day
=. c. Traberd died.--Mr. John A. Clark
married TO Miss Kate S. Terry.
VIRGINIA
Fourteen horses, besides a stable. black
smith shop and residence, were destroyed by
fire in Basic City.-The football teams Of the
Stsunton Va and the Lerisburg (W. Va mill
tary academies will play a game in Stanton
Thanksgiving day. - Two Mormon elders
are attempting 10 proselyte in the
neighborhood Of lottesvile.-Arrange
ments have been made to run electric.
cars in Peters, u g.-Mr. William Umbarger
and Miss Sallie Bruce we're married at Bland
Courthouse disastrous fire occurred
on Mr.. L NJ Smith plantation in Charlotte
county.-Much damage was done in the vicin-
ity Of Brentsv lie by the recent storm.-The
fourth district conference Of the Y. VI. c. A
was hello in Front Royal.--Mr Charles D. Nor
ris OF Caroline county. is dead.--Miss Jane In
gram died at Bland Courthouse.-Miss Marion
Lee CAVALIER, a niece Of DR.. W. Augustus Lee of
Richmond, and Mr.. w. Pinkney Holmes were
married in Alexandria.-S Several houses
were unroofed by the storm at Louiss.-
Mr.. f. +. Meredith nominated FOR Congress
10 succeed the late General w II. T. Lee at Al
exandria yesterday.-Ihe citizens Of Lynch
burg in meeting last night approved of the plan
Of -
Princeton team defeated the Washington and
Lee in football yesterday.- Worlds Fair
Association of Virginia convened at Norfolk
yesterday
NEW YORK.
At . meeting Of the bondholders' committee
the plans for the settlement Of the Virginia debt
wore approved.-It is reported that no divi-
dend will be paid on the preferred Terminal
stock.-East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
earnings for the second week in November show
a decrease.---The water famine in BROOKLYN is
al an end.--The steamship Teutonic failed to
break her record on a recent trip.--The courts
have decided in favor of the Democrats in the
contest in the Legislature.--Col Collector Hend-
bricks and Surveyor Lyon have gone to Wash |
ington the purpose Of their visit they would not
state.--An Italian paper published in New |
York says the families of the victims of tho re- |
cent lynching will be indemnifed--NissR Raw |
Allen. a ballet dancer, eloped.-No new cases
OF small -poI were reported in Newark.-Mrs
Cyrus W. Field died.-Herman Kahn saws an
officers blows made him deaf-The body OF
Fl ancis McCarry, who jumped from the Brook
lyn Bridge, has not been found yet
GENERAL.
]. G. Mccall of Charlotte, N. c., attempted
suicide yesterday--General Chiffon was acct
IDENTITY poisoned at the Exposition at Raleigh
David Schenck's residence
at Greensboro was burglarized Monday night.
The funeral Of Walter Womble Of Raleigh.
will take place to-dsy.--The Right Honorable
Edward Bulwer Lytton. the British ambsssa-
dor TO France, died in Paris yesterdsy--Tho
national Republican committee. in session in
Washington, adjourned yesterday.--The re-
port that Da Fonseca has been force
resign the presidency of Brazil is officially con-
fax fibre mill will be put in opera
ion IN Austin. Mimi Friday next, which will
De the first in the United States.-Great inter
EST continues 10 be manifested at FAYETTEVILLE
Y CT is said that no matter what will h,
he result Of the Investigations Of the Baltimore
accident IN Chill, the United States will demand
IN Indemnity for the families Of the men killed