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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-24
AFINANGIAL CRASH
In this Country Predicted by an
Eminent English Financler.
SHIPMENTS OF GOLD.

To America From Europe will be
Made--England aud France will
Check the Drain-.-The Silver Ques-
tion an Important Factor in the FL
nancIal situatlon---Srr. Citizen Pre-
diets a Panic by February, but May
be He Doesn't Know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-24

NEW YoRK, Sept. 23.-Arrived, steam
er State Of Nebraska, from Glasgow.
LONDON, Sept. 2S. = Sighted = Ger
manic, from New York.
BAlTlNoRE, Sept. 23.-Arriyed-Mun-
chen, from Bremen.
SouTHAMPToS, Sept %. = Arrived
Traye, from New York.
New YoRK, Sept. 23.--Arrived-Ven-
dam, from Rotterdam; City OF New
York and Wyoming, from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-24

BERLIN, Sept. 2s.-The Krais Zeiiung,
in q warning article ON the western
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-24
DESTROYING FLAMES.
Forest and Prairie Fires Devastat.
ing the Northwest.
FARMERS The GREATEST LOSERS,

Villages arc Burned aud 9TH
crs Threatened with Destruction.
Great Damage Done in Northern
iinnesota-.FiresR Raging along the
Lines of Railroad--The People
Fighting Desperately to Save their
Property--DamagO to Crops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-24

A peanut slipping into q Providence
boys lung resulted in his death a day
OF two ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Norfolk News in Brief.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov Especial. l-Goyer-
nor Jackson and staff will arrive here to-mor-
row morning on the Bay Line steamer from
Baltimore for the purpose of attending the
Raleigh Exposition with the Fifth regiment
from that State. The Marylsnders will be
met by the Fourth Virginia regiment and will
parade the streets OF the city.
Judge Brooke of the corporation court. has
granted charter to the Nottingham Wrenn
Company to conduct wood, lumber and coal
business in this city. Capital, 100000.
Kumors have been current for the last two
days that Everett Brothers a. Gibson, cotton
commission merchants. had failed. This IS
not true.
A meeting of the Virginia League of
American Wheelmen viii be held in this city
on the 18th instant for the purpose Of elect
ng officers for the ensuing year.
The United States engineers under Colonel
Haynes, OF Washington, have completed sur
yey Of the Lynnhsyen bay. in Chesapeake
bay. and will soon make a report upon the
practicability and probable cost OF building a
breakwater there. The need of a breakwater
near the capes 10 check the heavy waves
which rush in from the ocean has long been
felt Many lives have been lost and much
damage 10 shipping done by the rough seas
which sweep up the Chesapeake during
storms along the coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

resulted. The betting was hTeIy, and INC
bookmakers had no cause TO grumble.
A handicap steeplechase was the last event
Oh the card.
Some of the horses have arrived, but the
great bulk are looked for early this week.
Several OF the bookmakers have left for
Guttenburg and Gloucester.
The results at Benning were as follows
First race. three-quarters Of mile-Judge
Morrow first. Experience second, Gold Dol
lar third. Time. lis.
Second race. five furlongs-Miss Williams
first. Lynn second. Captain Manning third.
Time. 1:041s.
Third race. one mile-Ballyhoo first. Mary
Stone second. Marguerite third. Time, 1.45.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth-Cels
first. Senorita second. Abi third. Time 1:491l.
Fifth race two miles. jumping Grey Gown
first, Hercules second. Flip Flap third. Time,
3:4716.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
fredericksburg Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. Especial. !
A large public meeting of citizens will be
held in the courthouse this week for the
purpose of organizing chamber Of COM
merce.
The Odd-Fellows and Knights Of Pythias
OF this city, both thriving orders. have Just
completed on Main street magnificent build
ing which they will soon occupy as place of
meeting. DC. Active preparations are being
made for q grand bazaar 10 be held in the new
hall under the auspices Of the TWO orders
Jointly. which promises 70 be great success.
Mr. James +. Corbin. of Lexington, Va, is
visiting friends ia this city and section.
Nessrs. William II. Russell, j. I. Lowery
and 5. j. Quinn will represent the Royal
Arch Masons in tho Grand Chapter Of the
State, which conyenes in Petersburg to-
morrow.
Fredericksburg Commandery, No. /, will be
represented in the sixty-ninth Grand Annual
Assembly of the Knights Tempar, which
meets ia the same city next Thursday, by
Messrs j. Willard Adams A. B. Bolts and S.
j. Quinn.
A large party Of ladies and gentlemen of
this city and county left tonight by steamer
for Norfolk 10 attend the Baptist General
Association of Virginia, which cOnvenes in
its sixty-ninth annual session with the First
Baptist church of Norfolk TO morrow evening.
Others will 90 by rail tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Personal AND GENERAL.
BITS of News Gathered Here and There by
the Times" Reporters.

BITS OF News Gathered Here and There by
the "Times" Reporters.
Mr.. +. d. Christian. Jr., has gone to Caro-
line for autumn shooting.
Mr. Samuel Bendhem has returned from q
pleasant trip 10 Old Point and Norfolk.
The Sullivan Concert Company viii gave an
entertainment tonight at the True RefOrmers'
Hall.
Yesterday evening Mr. II. F.. G. Basker-
will gave "a very beautiful dinner III honor Of
Mrs. Davis.
Miss Annie i. Goddin of Barhamsville. Va.
will spend several months with Miss Willie
Sullivan. of Church Hill.
Miss Lou Minor Mebane. of Wilmington n
c., il visiting her cousin, Mrs. II. j. Taylor,
Jr. No. 10 south Fourth.
Mayor j. Taylor Ellyson leaves to-day for
Norfolk where he will attend the sessions of
the Baptist General Association of Virginia.
Mrs. f. K. Smith of Philadelphia. who has
been visiting Miss Julia d. b. Thompson, of
this city, left for the North yesterday morn
ing.
A telegram was received here last evening
by Mr.. Andrew j. Berry announcing the
death in Baltimore of his son Charles Berry.
No particulars were given.
Miss Mamie Brown. of Washington city
who has been visiting her cousin Mrs.
Thomas A. Evans. at No. lOJ4 west Main
gtreet. has returned 20 her home.
Junius Jeffrey. a small colored boy. was ar
rested by the police of the Third district yes
terday charged with accidentally shooting
his brother The affair happened on west
Broad street.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday an alarm Of fire
was turned in from Box AZ. az Washington
and Seventeenth streets. 1t was two-story
house in that neighborhoOd, but no great
damage was done.
invitations are ont for the marriage OF Miss
Suzanne Waite Baden. Of Washington, 10
Mr.. William NJ. Netherland, chief clerk in
the general managers Office of the Rich
m0nd and Danvile railroad at Atlanta. Mr.
Netherland went from Richmond to Atlanta
At st. james church last evening the
superintendents and teachers OF the several
Episcopal Sunday-schools Of the city met and
discussed measures for the benefit and good
OF the respective schools. Several ministers
and laymen made addresses, and the meeting
was full Of interest.
Mr.. Leigh S Lynch, Of Chicago, one Of the
Worlds air commissioners. was in the city
last Sunday afternoon en- route 70 Raleigh
n. c. He will return TO Richmond the latter
part OF this week and make brief business
stay Mr.. Lynch is q brother-in-law OF our
townsmGn. Henry q. Berger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

Meeting Held to Prepare for Their Recep.
tion, Education and Employment.

In accordance with the suggestion of the
executive committee who have in charge the
subject Of the Russian refugees arriving in
tins country, meeting OF the representatives
OF the several congregations If this city was
held on Sunday.
There were present Messrs. John Millhiser.
N. w. Nelson, William Loyensten and Rev.
i: \. Calisch. OF the congregation Of Beth
Ahaba; MIR. II. Jacobs and Rev. Mr.. Spero. Of
the congregation Of kennesseth Israel Mr..
Joseph Cohn Of Beth ShalOme. and Mr.. |. 5.
Stern, OF Moses Montefore congregation
Senator Loyenstein. who was a delegate to
the convention held In New York, explained
that the object of the committee was the re-
ceptlon and education in the English Ian
guage of the refugees arriving here, and to
endeayor to find thom homes and employ
ment
1t was resolved 10 form local association
In this city, and to that end mass-meeting
will be held at the synagogue Beth Ahaba on
November 9th, TO which the general public
will be invited, and which will be addressed
by distinguished clergymen OF this city and
other prominent speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Ar THE C4PIT0L.
A Compromise with Sheriff Fish-PardoDed
by the Governor-yisitors.

The Governor Yesterday settled with,
Sheriff Fish, of Washington. and that officer
left last evening for his Western home. The
settlement was made upon the basis OF a
compromise between the 81 900 offered by
Governor Lee and the 900 which the present
Executive wrote the Commonwealth 8 attorney
of Wythe county would DO allowed. Sheriff
Fish received x559.5O.
The Governor yesterday offered a reward Of
$50 for the arrest. delivery and conviction OF
Buck Toner, who is charged with murder
committed in Roanoke county
William ID. Howard (colored) was pardonei
by the Governor yesterday. Howard was
sentenced in January. 1890. from Pittsylyania
county for HOUSEKEEPING TO three years in
the penitentiary DR.. Nash. surgeon OF ths
penitentiary, recommends tho pardon and
certiies that the man Is suffering from con-
sumption and heart trouble.
Among tho visitors at the Capitol yesterday
were the following: Carter NJ. Braxton of
Newport News, Hon. Robert Nj. Burton vi
Prince Edward county, +. w. Sydnor. deputy
treasurer of Petersburg. George ID. GriZzard,
sheriff Of Sussex county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
FIRST RiCHMOND GERMAN.
Beividere Was the Scene Last Evening Of
Much Beauty. and the Dancing Exquisite

Belvidere Was the Scene Last Evening Of
Much Beauty. and the Dancing Exquisite
For many generations Of young people has
the Richmond german been accounted the very
acme Of oil things delightful in the wa of
dancing. and their opening nights AT tAe
beginning Of each gay season are the sg al
tor perfect outpour OF radiant force IN
both men and women, fresh buds added 20
the unfading bouquet of RicbmCnd bea y.
and toilettes both ravishing and dazl Ing.
Last evening at the Belyidere the hrst OF
these brilliant occasions filed the hall with a
large aSsemblage of dsncers-among which
were number Of strangers and debutsnies.
both OF which received generous aud kindly
attention.
As usual. tempting and delightful supper
was served which gave the participants most
enjoyable refreshment after their no less
violent because festive exercise Some of
these present were Mrs. Joseph X. Anderson,
Mrs. Robert Bosher Mrs. 5. I. Travers, Mrs.
fercy Montague, Mrs. A. Is. Camm Mrs @,
y. Langhorne, Mrs. Hutter. OF Lynchburg.
Mrs. Harry Tabb. Mrs Arthur LEROY.
Mrs. {: Z, Lathrop. Mrs. John Endsrs. Jr..
Mrs. William Talbot Mrs. Levin Joynes,
Mrs, Thomas \. Garter, Mrs. Ed. Myers. Mrs.
William Royal. Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs.
Ashton Starke. Mrs. James X. Branch Mrs.
Patterson. Mrs. Ed. G. Mayo. Mrs. Moncure
Perkins, Mrs. John L. Anderson. Miss Win
ME DAVIS. who was very handsome and much
admired in black silk tulle. and American
Beauties. Miss Margaret Mcintosh. Baltimore.
Misses Mamie Hutter. Lynchburg Enegie
Tenant. Petersburg Morft. New York city;
Mita Massie, University Mary Morton. Balti-
more. Caulder, Australia Irene Lang horne FL
len Hobson Berta Wexford. Mary..Moore. Nan
ME Fay, Bessie Fay, Hattie Ross. Fannie
Ross Netts Potts, George Bankenship.
Montague. Baltimore; Helen Montague Leila
Myers. Judith Darlington, Alice Aylett. King
William county: Columbia Hayes. Bessie
Fauntleroy. Virgie Archer. Virgie Brock,
Annie Leigh Camm, Gertrude Camm. Bessie
Pace. Bessie Martin. May Anderson. Mary
Lewis and many others. IL was one OF the
largest and most successful germans ever
given. and among the gentlemen were many
strangers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
RECoSCILIAr1oY IMPOSSIBLE
Between the Opposing Irish Factions, Says
Acknowledging OF Priests.
ID. CahIa 20 The Tirnns1

by Gable 10 The Timesl
LONDON, Nov civilian Redmond is re-
ported as stating yesterday that reconcilia-
ton between the Parnellites aud the McCar-
thyites was impossible unless tho latter ac-
oepted tho principles for which the Parnell-
ties were struggling and elected from their
ranks the men who were responsible for
bounding Parnell 20 the grave. IL is said that
McDermott who h0rsewhipped HeGly, threat
ems 10 repeat the experiment.
CoRK. Nov. "a meeting Of priests has
been called 10 consider the next step 70 be
taken relative to the suppression Of the Par
nelhte movement. There is now little doubt
that Redmond will attempt 90 prevent
the seating Of Flayin on the ground of
clerical intimidation and undue influence
in the election. If Redmond does not take
such a step IL Is possible that the Tories may
do 50 IN behalf Of Captain Sarsheld
MORE FIGHTING IN CORK.
DUBLIN. Nov. 9.-The Irish question as
sumed a new phase to-day, but the people
most interested did not look for Government
interference to settle the matter They un-
dertOok % decide the question between
themselves, and the result was most des-
perate and bloody fight. IL appears
that two families named Lynch and
Hurry living near Dunmanway County
Cork thirty miles southwest Of Cork city
nave Tor some time past been involved IN nu-
merOus wordy disputes regarding the posses
sion Of land, the ownership or tenantship OF
which was claimed by each family. Matters
went from bad 10 worse, and there was much
bad blood between all the members Of the
two families.
The affair reached climax to-day when.
finding that talk would not settle the Ques.
tion. resort WAS made 10 various weapons.
Crowbars and farming implements entered
largely into the dispute. and upon the CON
clusion Of hostilities II WAS found that
five persons were IN an extremely criti-
cal condition. Their skulls had been
fractured by the blows Tained upon them,
and but little hope is expressed for their recoy-
cry. Other participants IN the night we're also
injured. but not SO seriously as those who
were injured about the head. The question
as to which family will have possession Of the
property IN dispute IS stlll IN AbeYanee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
ExTERMISATED THE FAMILY.
An EmpIoye Kills a Farmer and Fatally
Shoots His Wife and Son.

WnLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Nov. 9.-The usually
quiet village of Green, Pike county, is greatly
'veited over a tragedy enacted at tina bone Of
George Dayids, an aged farmer, on Saturday
last. Simon T.. Field employed on an ad-
joining farm. entered the premises Of
David. called the latter TO the door
and blew tho top Of his head off with
load Of buck-shot. Field then turned on
Davids' wife like savage beast. shooting
her in the face and beating her about the
head with his gun. The assassin then rushed
down the farm lane, where he met son of
Dayds whom he shot in the back. Davids
is dead, and it is believed that the mother
and son cannot live. Field was arrested,
taken 10 Milford and locked up. He claims
to have no recollection of his crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
sEvENrY-sByEN MEN PERISH
In tho Wreck Of the Steamer Enterprise Ia
the Bay of Bengal


CALCUTTA, Nov. 9.-On Monday last cy-
clone passed over Andaman Islands. situated
in the Bay Of Bengal. The islands form a
British convict settlement to which the East
Indian criminals are transported and the
steamer Enterprise belonging to the Indian
Government and used 70 convey prisoners 10
tho islands and for other purposes, was at one
Of the ports when the cyclone set IN. The
three men only six were saved The other
seyenty-seyen either went down with the
steamer OF were drowned while attempting to
reach shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
"Ihe County Fair."

On next Monday evening tho notable New
York success. The County Fair" will DO
presented at the Mozart Academy Of Music
for four nights engagement Mr.. Charles
Asgood, the general representative Of tho
company. is now in the city perfecting ar
rangements with Manager Berger for the
proper production Of Tho County Fair
The play will be produced idsnticslIy the
same as IN New York during its four years
run and win be equally as strongly cast.
The County Fair" will do large business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Charles ID. HitI ParaIyked.

Mr. Charles d. HILL formerly proprietor Of
Centre warehouse, IN this city. and more re-
Gently travelling representative of Ober X
Sons. Baltimore, was stricken with paralysis
in that city about three weeks ago. He, how
ever. sufficiently recovered TO return to his
family at Ashland. where he suffered another
attack u few days ago more serious than the
first. His condition is reported to be- very
critical. Mr. Hill has a large connection and
many friends in Richmond; all of whom will
be panied 10 hear Of his illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

The Virginia Mechanical Institute Society
was organized on November I'd among the
students Of that institution. The following
officers were elected w. H. Wood. president;
G.. ~ Skipwith, vlce-president: j. O. Sale,
Jr.. secretary; Roy Latham, treasurer; C. w.
Minor. critic.
The first regular weekly meeting was held
last evening and al address was delivered 10y
Captain Thomas 5. Elicit, and was followed
by the president, vice. president and treasu-
rer. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge. Jr.. and Mr.. S. 4.
Beach also addressed the meeting. The So
ciety meets every Monday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
CHALLENGE TO GLADSTONE.
Lord Salisbury Says There Was no Thought
of Evacunting Egypt.
By Cable TO The Time

TDy NaWIo 70 TIC IIIIts.I
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Lord Salisbury created
decided sensation by bis speech at the Guild
Hall this evening. His positive declaration
that there was no thought Of evacuating
Egypt was regarded as direct challenge 10
Gladstone on that issue, which Gladstone had
raised at Newcastle.
The Lord Mayors banquet is non-partisan,
but the ministers usually take the opportunity
TO drop significant hints of what their policy
is 10 be, especially when IL IL likely 10 be
gratifying to the holders Of consuls. such as
most of those present at u Lord Mayors ban
quet generally are.
Mr.. Gladstones utterances at Newcastle has
been received with such decided disfavor by
Liberals as well as Tories. that tho applause
which welcomed Lord Salisburys emphatic
declaration Was not surprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Prosperity and Pesco I'm Italy.
By cable 10 Tho Timesl

ROME, Nov 9--The Marquis di Rudini to-
day announced that the budget balanced and
there would possibly be a surplus shown. Tho
future and tha. he was opposed 70 meddling
with the law OF guarantees. The Marquis then
made the usual remarks about the prospects
Of peace, saying that the outlook Was never
Eattar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Grand Lodge Of Good TempIars.

The twenty-fourth annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Good Iemplars Of Virginia
will meet in Suffolk on the first day of De-
cember next and will continue in session
during that week. The various railroad and
other transportation lines in the State have
granted reduced rates and it is expected that
there will be lage attendance of delegates
The delegates from this city will go via the
Norfolk and Western railroad The fare fss
the round trip has been fixed at S3.3A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
on for Raleigh.

BALTIMORE. MD.. Nov. 9.-The Fifth regi.
ment left Baltimore tonight for Raleieh.
They will be escorted through Norfolk by the
Fourth Virginia regiment and the Light Artil-
mand will take a special train to-morrow for
Raleigh. The visit of Marylands crack
militia organization will be the feature Of the
Southern Exposition now being held AZ
Raleigh Governor Jackson also LETT for
Raleigh tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
GUTTEsBUBG. n. ).

First race, FIVE furlongs- Gambler first Al
ma Il. second, Gonzales third. Time. l;021S.
Second race. ono mile-Alderman Mac first
Donohue second. Forest King third. Time,
1:439{.
Third race, six and a half furlongs RAM
bier first, Mohican second, Dalsyrian third.
Time. 1:21M.
Fourth race. three-quarters Of mile-Msd-
stone first. Autocrat second, Sir George third
Time 1l+&.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth Miss Belle
first. Msbelle second, Baylor third. Time,
150.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Firefy first. Ri
alto second. Little jim third. Time. 1891.
The entries for days Guttenburg races are
First race. fve-eighths Of a mile. selling
Stratagem, III; Glenmound, Shotover, 10,
Headlight. 10s; Romance. l07 Polydora, Bob
Author. Patrick 105: Houston, Little Minnie.
1O4 Apollo 1O2; Austral. Zenobia. SO. Polly
s., Maggie Beck. 96.
Second race, seven-eighths Of mile sell
ing-Jay f. Dee, 1l2; Benediotine Roquefort,
Kimberly. 1916; Arab, 103; Centaur, %. Toano,
81: Tom Hayes, Hannibal, 80: Insight 81.
Third race mile and an eighth. handicap
Banquet, 10: Nssterlode. 10l; Lizzie, So
Fourth race. fye-eightbs Of a mile. hand-
cap-Civil Service, Ill; SirrOcco. 10: Tor
mentor. 1Os; Kitty Van. 9O Laughing Water.
g.
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile. selling
Emperor. OthO formerly Eccitta, colt, ia:
Vernon, 112: Fidelio, Batsman, l0s: Nocalite
99 John Hickey. Absconder, Irregular. 95
McKeener Under Cover, Molie Davis, 95
Lady Useful. l05.
Sixth race, one mile, selling Mountain
Deer, ll3; Seymour, Prince Albert Gettys-
burg. Onaway. ll2: Puzzle, 1O9: Bohemian
10s; Sir Lac, 81; Longard. st. Dennis. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

CmoAGo, Nov. "a meeting Of prominent
Republicans was held at the Grand Pacific
this afternoon and resolution UNANIMOUSLY
adopted urging the Republicans of Chicago
10 use all reasonable efforts to secure the next
Republican National Convention for this city.
The local Democrats have not discussed tho
location Of the National Democratic Conven-
ton yet but it is understood that an effort
will be made soon TO have the convention
held in Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
The City Mission.

The managers OF the City Mission are 10
need of donations for the poor of this city and
appeal TO all the charitably inclined residents
Of this city Contributions can DO sent 10
Mrs A. Y Stokes. IS east Franklin. Mrs. J.
B Pace. 100 west Franklin; Mrs. Raleigh
Colston. 709 east Franklin; Mrs. John Add
son. s22 Park avenue; Mission House, l06
north Fourteenth street. or any Of the au-
thoriZed colleotors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
The Ambulance.

afternoon at sos L. NJ. 20 No. 1908 west Broad
street TO colored boy who had accidentally
shot himself with small rifle. The bullet
entered the right side. and 10 ssupposed to have
lodged In the abdominal CO sity ~ the physi-
clans were unable to locate IL.
AT midnight the boy was resting well. but
the result Of the injury eannot yet 10 sscss.
tanned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
presf.tent ingalls,.

AIr. NJ. K. ingalls,, president, Mr.. Stephens.
vice president, and number Of the mem bers
of the board Of directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad arrived in the city by
special train last evening They took supper
last night at the Westmorelsnd Club. after
which they retired to their private car and
will leave for Clifton Forge at 720 o'clock
this morning. The visit was unexpected by
the employees Of the company.