The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1891.
SIX PAGES.


Anew lodge OF Odd-Fellors TO DO established
Moro money contributed TO the Soldiers
Home Hospital fund.-Resolutlon OF respect
adopted by the Tobacco Exchange on account
~ Mr. Tompkins death.--The Second Market
Committee met-Mrs. Porter died in her
uinetv-second years Weinberg failed
The Committee on st. Johns Burying Ground
met.-Ihe Committee on Water met-Dr.
Charles s. Britain died.-The health OF Rich
mond discussed at tho Chamber of Commerce
Mr.. John PizzIni died.--The Old market
mating continues.-~-1he football game Will
no plsved to-day.--rhere was an entertain
m.pt a. Yenable-strcet Baptist church last
eveninr--St Andrews dsy.will DO observed.
Thomas A. King was buried.-Dr. Thomas
Nelson Page is honored.
VIRGINIA.
Mr.. John +. Massey extinguished the flames
snanegro child. put out tine fire In a cabin and
saved his own house from destruction.-M. +.
Odwyse is in Covington charged with forging
two checks.-The Petersburg Fhpnix Climb
gave a brilliant german.--Mr Fielding w. Kite
and Miss Dora V. Brown were married near
Shenandoah City.-Mr. l.. IL. Turpiu, of Hen
rico county died.-Mr Alfred b. Gvsthmey,
OF King and Queen county, died.-Ihe dead
body Of negro was found in the mountains
near Clifton Forge.-The Staunton boys won
the foot ball game played vi h Levisburg CIV.
Va cadets.-Moses Kuhnrsd, a notorious
Inoonshiner. was captured in Lewis county, W.
Va.-Mr William Hargrave's horse and dog
cart in Surry county we're stoien.-There are
several suits about oyster grounds pending in
the Lancaster county courts.-Mr. W. B. Clark
and Miss Ellie 7. Whitley. of Surry county,
married.-Major Henry w. Holloway, OF Scott
county. died.-The house occupied by Mr.
John Eldridge in Buckingham county was de-
stroyed with its coutents.--Ihe Lynchburg
Y.M. c. A. celebrated its ninth anniversary.---
II is said that !. 800 carloads of grain are on
their way to Norfolk.-Rov L. VI. Peterson
and family have reached Lynch urg.-The
sales OF leaf tobacco continue heavy through
out the markets of the State.--A negro has
been awarded damage verdict Of $500 against
J.. s. Norman Co, Of Dynchburg.
Parker. of Norfolk. has refused new trial 20
George Cook. convicted of robbery.-There
were 2s95s tons of coal shipped from Lambert's
Point during the past week.-W. A. Richer
son, of Bunea Vista. is on trial for placing a
bull on the railroad track in order that he
might get damages for tho same--Mr. L. NJ.
Richardson, of Caroline, is dead--A good
deal of interest is manifested in Spotsylvania
over the county judgeship.
NEW YORK.
Ameetlng was held in the Bloomngdale Re-
formed church in advocacy of additional parks
in the over populated districts OF the city
The secretary Of the New York branch OF the
knights and Ladies Of Honor was arrested on
the charge of forgery.--The General Warren
Monument Association accepted Sculptor Baer-
er's model--A ten-year-old boy was thrsshed
for blowing a fish hOrn.--Mrs Lizzie Shea
assaulted Monday, died.-Senator Car
Isle. OF Kentucky. is IN the city-Cora
Clifford Chapman. who was shot Mon
day, is thought TO be out OF danger
Richmond Terminal preferred broke to 81. the
lowest price touched IN five yeRrs.-Ihe iron
market continues dull but steel rails show an
improvement many orders having been placed
since Mondey.-It is rumored that Mr. Cleve-
land has been agreed upon for the presidential
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il Co.'S cigarette fac
tory was badly damaged by fire yesterday.-
Commodore William Ronckendorh, of the
United States navy. died yesterday.
GENERAL
Fonseca, late President OF Brazil. has re-
nounced the title of commander-in-chiefa and
retired 10 private iife.--1he Southern Exposi-
ton al Raleigh. n c.. was visited by q body Of
Northern editors yesterdsy.--Senat0r Vance
VI North Carolina, has left Europe on his re-
turn trip.--The ffty-lifth session OF the North
Carolina Conference OF the Methodist Church
is in session at Greenville j. ID. Joyner Of
Raleigh, y. c.. died yesterday.--Hon. A. J.
Bsfour.In recent speech, said he did not believe
Ireland would ever have home rule.-The trial
OF T. Thatcher Graves, charged with the muir
der o. Mrs. Josephine Barnaby was begun at
Denver. Col. yesterday.--A number of postal
subsidy contracts were awarded by the Post
master General yesterdsy.--The banking firm
of Field, Lindiey Co, of New York. failed
Sesterday.---The story about the ysticans spy
In Lord Salisbury's household IS termed a
foolish joke."---Ths Chancellors rumored in
tention To resign is due 10 difference between
him and the Kaiser.---Mrs. Anthony j. Drsrel
Philadelphia. is dead.