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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

PsouArI CoRrTE, spokesman of q party of
twelve indignant Italians who called on the
President a few days ago on the subject of the
New Orleans lynching has been indulging in
some very foolish bombast. He declared IF
the Italian Government does not force to a
complete and satisfactory issue the reparation
necessarily will now say that an army Of
Italians will assemble in New Orleans which
will fully and efectually avenge the murder
of our countrymen."
What could an army of Italians in New Or.
Jeans accomplish against the militia Of Louis-
ana, to say nothing of the army of the United
States, if its presence should become neces-
sarys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

In the midst of all the wild and savage ex-
pressions now being INDUCED in 10y the Italian
press with reference TO the recent lynching in
New Orleans, it is refreshing TO come upon
the following sensible remark of the Don
Chisciotte Della Msncea: 1T is just" il says,
TO recognize the fact that similar incidents
wJuld not occur if the towns on the Atlantic
Literal were not infested with the ex-galley
slaves of Europe" This is the truth in a
nutshell, and is all the more Impressive as
proceeding from leading Italian journal in
the hour Of great excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
The Provocation at New Orleans.
Washington Post.l

Singular enough, in all that has been
written and said of the finding of the Hen
nessey jury at New Orleans and its terrible
sequel, little or no consideration has been
paid to what was perhaps the real secret Of
the monstrous verdict.
II was not necessarily jury packing; il Is
doubtful il il was jury buying. Beyond
question corruption fund was ready; even
the highest pitch of excitement can but sug-
gest that il was really used.
When the anal truth shall be told, u win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

ONE OF the injustices which has been in
nicted upon New York city by the elimination
OF 100000 OF its population by Porters census.
because this 100000 might elect an additional
Democratic Congressman. is the apparent in
crease In It's death rate. II now appears as if
New York had the fourth highest mortality
per 1000 Of forty leading cities in the United
etssss-s tsst which the New York press In.
dienantly dAay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Passed No such Bill.

INDIANAPOLIS. I'D. Mar. 1.-THE report
sent out about aweek ago that the Legislature
had passed a bill providing that no stockhold-
ct in q corporation should have more than one
vote. no matter how many shares Of stock he
might hold, is without foundation. The Leg
islature has passed no such bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Grand Army Anniversary.

RUTLAND. W.. Mar. IA general order
for the observance of the twenty fifth ami
versary Of the Grand Army, which will occur
the occasion is left to the discretion Of the
post commanders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Musicians to Meet.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Mar. I7.-Nearly fifty del
egates TO the Musicians National League Of
America arrived here to-day. TO attend the an
nual session of the League. which opens here
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Conylcts With the Grip.

BosroS. March l7.-About fifty convicts at
the State prison at ChArlestown now have the
grip. Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer, and
the notorious Chick Welsh We're among the
sufferers but have recovered The disease in
Charlestown does not extend outside the
prison walls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
SELL HoLIDAY. GOODS y,

W A SUBSTANTIAL SUM II IIN -
needy friendships Is the time tOremrn.Nef 'l.--
and we can assist IN a selection. and % you -A,'
some not quite so needy We are equally We. s.t
Piled with presents sure 90 lo apprsciai, ., ~
ways on hand q choice line OF Staple ana >"
Groceries, Tobacco aud Cigars. and Noo-.
ware. j. L. GAlEWOOD. dealer in Groc, i.N
Tobacco and Cigars, li6 east Broad street '..-
mond. Va. ae'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

SPRING stirs up the bile You lose your ap-
petite. feel week too hot, and Oh! 50 tired.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1s. 1891.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast: Virginia and North Carolina, fair,
warmer.
Professor Winston delivered lecture on cleo
tricity at the Richmond College last night
Tho charter of the Newport News,
Hampton and Old Point Development
Company was amended.-The directory of
the Virginia Real Estate Exchange will
meet to-day-Mr. Walter J. Bowles and
Mr.. Marcillus s. Burch dicd.-Mizpah fresby-
terrain church, in Henrico county, was burned.
The Executive Committee of the Public
Library Association elected officers--St Pat
rick's day was celebrated in Richmond with
parade and bsnquet.-Mr. William H. Moseey'
clerk of the second market, was removed by
Mayor Ellyson.
The officers Of the Danville and East Ten
nessee railroad appeared before the City
Council of Danville yesterday and asked for
all extension of time for building their
Western track-The question OF graz
ing Main street was also discussed
SEw YORK
The festival Of Ireland's patron saint was cole
brated in New York yesterday with becoming
splendor-The proposition to establish a
millionaire clubhouse in New York strikes
people as being sbsurd.-The Nineteenth
Century Club met in New York yesterday to
listen to an address on THE South and its Prob
lens" by Colonel Charles II. Jones of the ST.
Louis Republic.-There has been somewhat OF
a check in the extravaganza OF Wall street
brokers.-Two thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven immigrants landed at New York
yesterday---The Supreme Court decided yes
terday that none Of the legacies under the will
Of Captain John Ericsson are entitled to prefer
ence.-The total amount Of money raised for
the Sherman statue amounts TO $3S635.-Ihe
foreign fruit trade is greatly agitated over the
report that the orange and lemon crop of Italy
has been destroyed.-Ten thousand dollars
worth of Virginia deferred trust certificates,
stamped for slS were sold at public auction yes
terday.
FOREIGN.
Prince Napoleon died yesterday.-Mr. Glad
stone spoke on Home Rule at Tunbridge yester-
day.-The first talk over the telephone between
London and Paris was had yesterday .-The
French Senate discussed the New foundland
bill yesterdsy.-The defendants in the Gordon
Cumming suit deny the report that any offer to
retract statements has been made.---lt is re-
ported from Rome that much anxiety ia felt by
Americans for their lives.--St. Patricks day
was celebrated in Ireland with great hilarity.
GENERAL.
ST. Patrick's Day universally observed
yesterdsy.-The Commercial and Farmers
Bank of Raleigh, n. C., was organized yester-
day.-The North Carolina Geological Survey
met In Raleigh and decided to begin work at
once.-The New Orleans grand jury yesterday
considered the recent lynching there.--Mrs.
James Garrison of Steel Creek, n. c., narrowly
escaped death yesterday.--A patient of
the Columbia Insane Asylum committed
suicide recently. - Captain A. White,
of Charleston, is dead.-A new bank
has been organized in Ashevile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
WANTS.

In order to assist persons I'm need ~ ON,
ployment. this column IL offered two davs h,
the week Tuesdays and Fridays-at redu 70,
rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

The New York World is inclined tobe witty
or ironcal at the expense of the medical fra
ternity. 1t thinks that, judging from the num-
Der Of homcidal tracts which burden the
mails, urging every one to take this or that
special renovator, builder up. or in case of
too much adipose tissue, puler down, there
must be medical Malta in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

NXTANTED-A FIRSTCLASS MILLINERY
w MAKER; good salary, steady work Arl
one APPRENTICE tolearu trimming ArH'rs.
once IN JULIUS MElLNA SON>
NH u NccNN. H'|r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Lsmair 4 Co., of New York, importers Of
dry goods, have assigned, with preferences Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

THE proposition which is now being warmly
advocated by the New York World to estab-
lish a popular air garden on top Of the great
reservoir which stands in the upper part Of
Fifth avenue. the great fashionable thorough
fare of New York city. is receiving much
attention. and in spite Of its novelty
is meeting with considerable de-
gree of public approval. If the
proposition should be adopted and become
a law, it would remove on unsightly object.
which now very seriously disfgures one of
the handsomest streets in the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

XyrANrFD-A FIRST CLASS AND TNTrnL
w ENCED SOLlClIOk for lfo il-urn..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

NyrANTED.-A COMPETENT NURSE. one
w willing 90 take charge ~ children at n.-.t
Wages si2 per month. Cali 80 80 -...l
Twelfth street. nh',r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

CTENOGRAPHTR WANTED-A SrTN0c.
- RAPHER AND EXPERT NpINEIr.
who can take down corrcspondencc rs rar.f....
it can be- composed Gnd spoken, and taen n-,.
spelling or improper punctuation. n.I rr.0.-..
capitalized. emphasized. &C. may -ecgre r.-
rnancnt situation by addressing. with References
a. 20 character and ahiliyin the above lnI ..r.
eral oihce-work and wages desired. 1888 AliI-
LOO care of the Assistant lostmasf.r. I.t.
mond. Va. m.i-lr'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
LOST.
NOTICES.

NOTICR-r0 WHOM IT NAY C0NCl -
~ have this day appointed }. f.. slAhhrDy
agent 10 conduct the business OF lkol
DEALER at Stall No. q and ~. Second MAJ AZ"
10 buy ana sell for cash only.g .,,,.,ps
NH Is, 20, %, - l.. ". fOhhh"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

DARRIAGES-MINO & JACOB. CORNER
on hand am assortment of phiefnn.. ~.rr...
Jump SCENTS. Dayton and Grocer Wagons. aa.
some Second llanl Buggies lhaefon.. anI ma
Light i-Scat KOckaWay. This work $780, Nr. .
elsewhere. ml.rI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

NVANTED-TO SELL A BAY MARI ot
w Lexington stock. fifteen ami htf AaA.'
high, five years Old ID ilne tr0tfer ami f.'-.'
Eighth, near Main. mn r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
HENRY G.. BERGER. Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

FURNITURE RENOVATED AND rpuOlH-
Il TERED by JAMES WOODALL. ..,.,-r
GENERAL FURNISHING AND lNSlALNLN4
HOUSE.
90j east Broad street. near City liaI.
Prompt attention 20 AL orders. mh.'-ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

XVANTED-EyERY MAN N VIRGINIA ANy
w North Carolina 70 know that We I44lAlfi
TOBACCO. and our brands are No. I. H. ~,
Pig. and Caroline Sun-Cured Ask your oe,.
for them and see that our tin tag - on ~
piece. J. j. HlCkOK & Co, Manuiactii,.N
Richmond Va. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

WANTED. A BOOK-KEFPER. ONE CON-
w PErENT 10 keep double entry books and
20 collect; give reference and stare salary on.
pected. Address b. care carrier 40 .r..r
mh1-2t
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

Nav 1sol incomplete A. Excess
The incomplete National Transit. reports from May 70
81 icharters 10 the ODD, inclusive are az follows:
Runs. Deliveries. runs. Charters
Total 6aTres ner day 1912 eS5iS 6.577 354o7
The Buckeye Pipe Line reports:
Total talharres.....--786es 7ileld S30dmd
IvS,a ge ner d.y ....... $500 S3,oo9 2o2o
The market for National Transit certincetes shfank Inst
week within smaller limits and the total trsns,saoas S % n
epdIng MAY o. The Increase In production In ne
distret urcduced little cnect, the extreme decline pcne
,, IL Tent, and full recovery followed In the later
anes some purchases for export account were thought
to be detected 6ut the speculation Is so narrow ha maepo
srest and rally week Will probably s@spy prelude
Sor,ne A sIndle sale OF Buckeye certincates wae .
Tcmindcr that life still existed The price was cents
below the last previous quotation. ,,, A., ,,.,,...,
Transit certncates at Stock Exchange and the Con,
solidatd Stock Petroleum Exchange for the iase
TWO weeks were follows: -
WV Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Week ended May 49, May 2s May Il. is. May s9s e.
Opening
Lowest .Vc
sales bbls. ............. $4,000 10000 $4,000 $4,000
change 5000 bbls ut i0c.
Dulness ruled In the refined oil market but prices
New.York and So s5as7 is bulk "a G0 at Philadsl:
pha and Baltimore and - 95 FOE cases here and Ss %
per gallon Philadelphia. Crude. 10 bbls. was o6
was unchanged at % IS.
E0~ci2n questions chongtc at l04 francs
per 100 klos az Antwerp $40 marks 80 kilos %
Bremen, and sad per imperial gallon at London
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

laboratory has a tensile strength OF over 100000
pounds 70 the inch, while steel has only about G5,0OO
pounds tensile strength Aluminium can be made very
soft. and can be beaten Into foil lnsc gold. or anal
making it susceptible Of use NOR advunsgeously than
either gold or silver for the preservation o. natural
wear wear beside being less expensive % and as sub.
sttute for gold would represent great economic saw
snmed q annually bS the ss or more q dentists who
are daily packing 1t away in teeth, never to be re-
turned TO economic use.
dertu metal from taking prominent place In he rhe
difficulties Of casting, welding soldering ana temper
ing have been overcome that now II has an nun un-
limited application In the arts wherever gold silver;
be aloyed with ali the metals producing %comoina, %
tions with wonderful properties greatly enhancins roi
sions In surgery general and special 1t has an ul.
equalled place for Instruments and appliances that
will not oxdize or be acted upon by or
II is suitable for iewelry, cutlery, tableware, and
passed for optical mathematical, astronomical snd nau
cal instruments and being sonorous, IL Is Wen adapa
pianos and other srnged instruments for electrical
appliances for dress and corset stays for
brushes brushes and combs as we S as cr RS as % Il not
acted upon by explosive gases. and can be msdo OF
double the resisting strength Of the best T. 'es oxs n u
worldwide wherever metal Is wanted that com @
bnes extreme ghtnsss With tensile ;Gsrens G t,me d0m
susceptible of fine temper and lasting polish tnat VIII
not be acted upon by nitric or spnunc p ssnDta sOa'
such as iron and silicon with which II readily forms
bond that Is difficult TO sever and hence there are as
many grades quality in aluminium as there arc In iro
so, in speaking Of aluminium 1t Is necessary TO dscrml
nate between chemically pure aluminium and the more
common grades known the aluminium OF commerce:
The price of the better grades Of commercial
aluminium, all OF which contain iron and other I'M
purlties in greater less per cent, and which sus-
tain about the relation to chemically pure
aluminium that pdgron does to the finest steel has as
per pound, which Is likely to be followed by stin
greater reduction In the future, but 1t Is doubt
full IL the better grades will be produced below cost
Of so cents per pound, for some time to come.
G. C. CARROLL, NJ D.. Ph. D.,
Chemist for the Carroll Aluminium Manufacturing Co.
New-York May 20, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cour-General TermzItecsss continued
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I isS lsSS SS 1881 sS7' 15s zSS 1929 Ss f5 ssS
E5s} lS, Ss' S 1855 aSSS
202 sSS2 9SGs SGSa 2TS2
SS$s sS $685. sss 1885, s s $685.
sapremo CoGrt-Circnit-Part Ii-BefOre Peach. j.
cais suSE.mS Sp SsS Y. sS&
soss Sss 5G 5Hs 81 81 @ Ds'', -"' -' '1i
Case S %a
Marie n9 van aSae 10 g. Hds
William nsddag a August DEFnSrash SSn%s Elise S. Bell
SacSsr%sa snS So;sn haiS5st Boss; Jsss ae"Sssy
Mfs1 Superior 'S Scoar-speea rerm-Beforo sedgwck c.
superior cOurt-Equity Term-BefOre Freedman, j.
Superior GouItIra TermPar. I-Bstore GIdersleeve
J-Nos. 1928. 1873 92e, 11el 2ls7. 1855, o24, 1lss
sg S 55 iss s,d sss s$
Superior Cogftrral Isrinaraft liI.Before Dugro J.
$50 H ltsS tS SiS SS i ss 1906 l0 1915 M
TfmsD'd bsp Sp June
Common Pea-EqStyr TsrmAdiCpred for the
JsSSs, ss5 Ss5, 5sss SSs' 75s S4S, sss, COG 1853.
OO oS%sn SSl SIS ssO Ga rermp.,. II and 11Ad
City coart-General Tem-BetOre Ebrlich c.. j.
McGown. and Mccarthy, j. HCalendar OF appeals from
city court~spccai Term-BefOre FitzsimOns J-Ao
lions
City Court-Trial Term-Parts I, II, III-AdjOurned
city Cour-Tral Ternl-Psrt " Before Newburger. j.
Equity cases. Nos. AZ, ID, 81, so. 32. 81, 81.
1888, 23
Court of Oyer and Terminsr-Before Van Brunt j. and
Assistant District Attorney Weeks-Nos to O. inclusive
Court Of General ssssions-Part IBeiore smyth 4 aud
Attorney Ecceslne-Nos. l 10 90 inclusive.
Court Of General session.Psrt II-Defors MARITIME j..
and Assistant District Attorney TowDsend-NOs. l TO
10 inclusive .
J. and Assistant District. Attorney Bedfofd-Nos. 10 g.
Incl
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
TWO GRAVES FOR A FAT WOMAN.
NO HEARsE BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD THE $50
POUND CORPSE.

NO HEARsE BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD THE $50
POUND CORPSE.
When Margaret Mulhaney used to wobble through
the Eastsde streets everybody stopped and stared at
her. Margaret y-fvo years old and weighed
$50 pounds. Her husband dead and she at one
time lived with only daughter She had falling
out with her child and went to live with cousin at
No 43 Hamton-st Three months ago her flesh was
accumulating at such pace that she was unable to
move about. Heart disease set in and on saturday
morning Mrs. Mulhaney died. Charles McColum the
undertaken found 1t impossible to put the huge body on
ice SO II was embamed. The funeral took place
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. large crowd had
gathered in the street. expecting serious difficulty in
getting the body out of the house. and they were not
disappointed.
An ordinary coffin is sixteen inches wide and thir
eeen inches high. A plain clotlI-covered box,
thirty-seven inches wide and twenty inches high en-
closed the corpse The hallway OF the house being
only thrtyve inches wide, the box had to be tipped
sideways, while twelve brawny men strained every
muscle to carry it through the hallway. The task
lasted twenty minutes. No hearse was big enough to
accommodate the coffin, and undertaker's wagon
carried the body to Calvary Cemetery, followed by
five carriages Of mourners.
A grave IS ordinarily dug twenty four inches wide.
Ground had been bought for two graves, giving q
width of yeigh inches Sixteen Of the cemetery
employees lowered the coffin into the double grave.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There little change in the basis OF values
petroleum. The refined markets, both here aud abroad
were unatered, crude showed actually small gain
the opening quotations The from the oil country
was not or a inspire Improvement, and
probably the slight gain In prices due TO pro.
purchases the part OF exporters There has
comp dulness the refined market for the last
two weeks and the shown by values In the cir
cumsances may suggest buyers the idea that for the
time being level has been reached The total
since The first OF the year been 20 021 900 gallons.
the corresponding period VI 1880 OF
gSi3 gallons Although satistca position abroad
fayors bui er the political situation IN Europe might
suggest the wisdom purchases which would be not
but prudential wGhout regard 70 the present
In Southwestern Pennsylvania the producers stl seem
to enjoy Scarcely has the WILDWOOD dlstrlcs
hngun its decline McIudy pool assumes piomi.
nece with heavy gushers and It's limits are euciey
erable amount OF production be developed there In
fact absolutely certain Judging from recent N.
dications that wildwood has fallen back far as mghs
he desired by bull spectators In Oil The richness IN
petroleum whesand territory whleh mas fltsoulg
its centre Is astonishing, and almost prepares one ior
the day when black sand oil may actually command
premium grade that was once eohsioereo erasy
Taxing the production a whole, there Is probably
,,tti Change today from the volume OF the last month";
and the indications from the partial pipeline Letuns b9nk
70 an Increase in stock In May OF more uAan zoopO
barrels Even should the increase De less, there Is
contrast the present relations OF supply
and demand those OF the corresponding month In pre-
average OF and deliveries In May Tor the years
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
sEvENTY-rwo YEARS OF CHURCH WORK.

The seventy-second anniversary OF the Wett street
Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated yesterday In
the morning there was love feast led by John Nicely.
The morning sermon preached by Bishop Edward o.
Andrews In the afternoon held platform meeting
Addresses were made by the Rev. f. D. Howell pastor OF
the John Street Methodist Episcopal Church the REV.
Henry Aston pastor Of the Second Street Methodist
Episcopal Church Rev. William IL. Lawrence pastor OF
the Forsyth Methodist Episcopal Church. and by
the Rev Muard f. Compton, the pastor OF the church.
The evening sermon was preached by the heV' Lzrs
Tinker.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
THE YEARLY GATHERING OF FRIENDS.

The plain old meeting house in Rutherford Place pre-
sened animated appearance yesterday morning This
week Will be held the Friends Yearly Meeting. and
Friends from all the State and part Of NewJersey
as well as some other meetings. will gather Yester
day was properly the first day OF the meeting but on
Saturday the Representative Committee together and
discussed the be presented the Yearly Meet
Ing Yesterdays session for worship, and at
IL a. m the meeting house nearly filed.
In the afternoon another service held, and today
at 10 O'Clock the meeting begins its business sessions
On wednesday another meeting for worship Will be held
in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 2S y. m.-Beef-Holders offer freely
extra India steady at sos prime mess steady at
S7s Sd Pork and Hsms-mo,deis Is II oIier 90 moderately
Holders moderately. Tallow-Holders Offer freely
TurpentneHoders offer moderately steady at 29s. Rosin
Holders offer sparngy. Lard spot and futures-dold
ers oner moderately prime Western: SPOT and Nay
and hour-Holders offer moderately Corn spot and fu.
tares-Hoders offer moderately mixed Western. spo..
Hons at London-pacnc CoastHolders are not eaesiaG
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
THE PENNSYLVANIA SERVICE TO THE NATIONAL


The very complete service OF fast trims over the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Washington has compelled
the admiration OF the travelling public These trains
likewise arrive at destination New and handsome
parlor ears add much to their comfort. The two
tLimitcdsS leaving NewYork al 10 10 a. m and
3 30 D. m carry the celebrated Pennsylvania Railroad
dining while the p IN. train Is alSo equipped
with a dne dining car service. a..