The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-03
FRIDAY. APRIL 3. 1890.
TIE NEWS STMMdRY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Slight rains; colder.
The Board Of Directors Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Association mel last night.
Tho Mosley Committee held n meeting
Prof T. W. Clarke of Boston. will deliver the
Thomas Memorial lectures at Richmond College
this session.--Jsmos river is rising and likely
to give trouble-Several important de-
cisions were rendered in the Supreme
Court of Appeas.-The Lee Club and
Beneficial Society met.-Mr. George vi.
Trevillian and Miss Alice c. Gallon
berger, OF Chesterfield, were married.--Ihe
ladies of the Carnival de 10 Mer met.-Ameot-
Ing Of citizens was held and action taken in re-
spect 10 the memory Of the late General
Joseph T. Johnston. - The Committee
on Light met.--Mr. Marion II. Chalkley,of this
city, married Miss Carrie b. Price. of Alex
nndria.-Tho committee on light met.--Sir
Walter Raleigh Lodge, No. So, Sons of st. George,
held a meeting.
VIRGINIA
The funeral Of DR.. John Z. Edwards took
place at Lynchburg yesterday-Ihe charter
ball took place at Staunton Wednesday night.
Mrs Ellen W. Baylor of Norfolk, died yes
terday.--A charter was granted in Norfolk
yesterday to the Lamberts Point Knitting Mills
Company.-The last of the victims Of the Die
tstor wreck was recovered yestcrday.-A
meeting of tho Abemarle and Atlantic
railroad was held at Virginia Beach.-
Mr.. Simon Seward delivered war address in
Petersburg last night before the A. L. Hill
Camp of Confederate Veterans.-The Circuit
Court Of Petersburg adjourned Yesterday
The peanut dealers of Petersburg do not think
the Italy trouble will affect that industry
The regular monthly meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of Rheumatic asylum of Petersburg
was held yesterday.-Mrs. Sallie Lucas died III
Danyie yesterday.-The Finance Committee
Of Danville has recommended high license
W. Ii. Wilkinson, of Pittsylvania county died
yesterday.
NEW YORK.
Nearly all of the prominent business men Of New
York city have come from other States.-Col-
onel Weber has decided TO make strong effort
10 squelch the padrone systom.-1t is rumored
that Secretary Foster will coin hHli-a-cent
pieces.-The last Official report Of Secretary
Tracy tells plainly the condition Of our navy
Yesterday 5S Italian immigrants landed at New
York.-Only ten deaths resulted from grip
yesterday.-An official dispatch TO the effect
that the steamer with Warner Miller and his
party for Nicaragua has stranded was received
yesterday.-The New York East Methodist
Conference began yesterday.--E. Piquet, the
defaulting cashier, was landed at New York
yesterday from Europe.
F0BEIdS.
Italy continues very irate at the United States.
Tho American correspondents TO London
papers do not comment on the Fava Incident
IL is rumored that the Italian Government will
place an embargo on American goods-The
massacre at Manipur is still unexplained.--
The Russian jew immigrants into Hamburg is
tho cause of malady called Russian Itch
The French Minister OF Marine has suspended
the certificates of several masters of fishing
vessels from Fecamp.-Thomss G. Barring. Of
London died yesterday.
GENERAL.
Colonel ". L. Saunders died at Raleigh, N. c..
yesterday.-A report from Salisbury, y. c.,
asserts that Baron Faya was recalled for NAL
feasenee in ofhce.-Further particulars has
been given of the murder OF VIII Moore at Pac-
tolus, Pitt county, n. CHR. George Simpson
was attacked by gang Of negroes near Lewis
ton, N. c., q few days ago and severely beaten.
A brick and tile manufacturing company
has been organized at Rocky Mount, n. c.