The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1891.
SIX PAGES.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

Richmond.-List of insurance at the Mayo
fre.-A rnass-meeting of colored people
will be held this evening in the IN
terest Of tho Southern EXposlton-
Mr.. Thomas n Render entertained his
friends last even py.-Hon. James Hay and
Miss Florence b. Gordon married.--Miss Irene
Fountain Seay, of Fluvanna, married TO Mr.. j.
A. Baker, of Richmond Graham Tatum
buried.
VIRGINIA.
The schooner Watella. of New York, with pig
iron. bound from Richmond for New Haven,
sprung aleak off Cape Charles and was towed in
port yesterday-Truckers are beginning to
market their Irish potato crop.--lhe case Of
Allen Holloway, charged with assaulting
George Toamer, was postponed in Norfolk
yesterday-Isham Bnrk was arrested in
Norfolk yesterday, charged with robbing
warehouse of s25 at EdeDton. n. c.
Yesterday was Memorial Day in Petersburg,
and also the twenty-seyenth anniversary OF the
first attack on the city by the Federal army
Staunton veterans will attend the unwilling of
the Jackson monument at exington.-Lynch-
burg's electric street cars will commence run
ming to-day, so it is said-Poicemen Liggan
and Cochran, of Lynchburg, INDUCED in per-
baseball nine defeated the Randolph-Nseon
Academy Monday.-The Court OF APP
peals will convene in Wytheville to-day
NEW YORK
Mr. Harry lie Grand Cameron and Miss Eliza
beth Thompson were married yesterday new
feature has been added TO the Stewart will case.
The incorporators of the Society for Parks
and Fairgrounds for Children are determined
10 push the enterprise Secretary Whitney
has decided to take no interest in local politics
again.-Mr Cleveland has rented the Jeffer-
son mansion in Bergen county, n. j.,
for his summer home.-The remains of
Miss Emma Mayo have been inferred in
the family vault in 81. Johns Cemetery
verdict of $4,000 damages has been awarded
against the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company.-Prince Kolohito. OF
Japan, left New FORK yesterday for Washing
ton.--A father and four sons have mysteri-
ously disappeared from their home in New
York.-The lumber business is now going on
Just as if nothing had occurred.
GENERAL.
Senator PETER, of Kansas says the Farmers
Alliance organization will nominate ticket in
1892 for the presidency Durham Fertili-
ger Company is in trouble again.-Rev. b.
Cade. editor Of the Progressive Farmer. Alliance
organ of Raleigh, has resigned and p J. Duffy,
of Wilmington, will succeed him.-The board
of trustees of the female industrial school to be
established in North Carolina met at Raleigh
yesterday TO consider the various applications
for location.-Benjamn Matthews. of Viii
mington, n c.. was killed by a crazy man named
Robert II. Trosk Monday.-Henry c. Davis. q
colored ex-postmaster at Halifax. n c.. was
placed on trial in the Federal court at Raleigh
yesterday, charged with embezzling one tnou-
sand dollars in money orders
FOREIGN.
The baccarat trial resulted yesterday in YER
dict against Sir William Gordon Cumming
The race for the Ascot stakes was won yester-
day by Notwithstanding struck and
killed two soldiers at Berlin yesterday.-The
condition of the omnibus strike in London re-
mains unchanged.