The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-29
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.


Brittan was Durled.-1ho 1rnly tOlese
team defeated the University team in foot
ball contest Miss Potts is to marry Mr.. hel-
logg.-Mr John Pizzini will be buried to-day
The Street Committee met.-No cars on
Broad street.-A car inspector wanted.--Ihe
ladies of the City Mission met.---Ihere will be
4 union meeting Of st. Andrews brotherhood
lo-night-The Legislature conyenes Wednes-
day.-H. L. King died,---Why Prince was
arrested.
VIRGINIA.
Frank Lee was shot at by highway robbers
near Iron Gate last night.-ArrangemeDts are
being made for telephone plant in Bedford
City.-The manager IF company playing at
the Norfolk Opera Honse left the troupe and
took all the funds-Ihe ladies of the South
Side Female Institute at Burkeville gave a
soiree musicale Friday.-At "A meeting Of
Newport News Board of Trade il was decided to
ask for n charter of incorporation for the town.
The funeral of Mrs. +. A. Montague took
place at Amelia COurthouse.--hr. u. j. Hall,
of Rural Retreat, married Miss Barlow in West
Virginia.--Ihere Is much sickness in Wythe-
ville.-John Half shot George Turner
(oolored) at Cape Charles--JOhn j. Dolan and
his bride in Clarksburg. ". Va, were pre-
scnted with stock farm worth $4,000 as a
bridal present.-A literary and reading club
organized and elected officers at New Londo
Academy in Campbell county, colored
woman in Brunswick county gave birth TO trip
lets--Demand for leaf tobacco the past week
in Danville hiss been great and prices high
The centennial of sending foreign missions by
the Baptist church is being celebrated IN Staun-
ton.-Rev II. VI. Wharton, the evangelist, of
Baltimore arrived at Lynchburg Yesterday
Rev. George w. Carter has decided 10 remain in
Lynchburg.-The receipts of leaf tobacco at
the various markets throughout the State have
been very large during the past week-The gin
mill Of W. j. Yicks, of Margaretyllle. has been
destroyed by fire.
NEW YORK.
II is said that Edward NJ. Field is insane
The author of romantic newspaper yarn has
been called upon to prove it.-Policeman John
Kelley. Of Charleston. S G., was arrested
Mrs Anna Besant, the noted theosophist has
arriyed.-Mrs. Depew gave dinner party
Mrs. Washburn whose daughter Minnie lately
went on the operate stage, is having trouble
with her neighbors.-A memorial tablet TO the
memory of Rev. Dr. Beecher IS to be erected
A financial paper gives the proportions 10
certifcate-holders if the Virginia debt settle
ment plan is consumated.--A serious breach
has been averted in the Richmond Terminal
Abraham Backer has been indicted by the grand
Jury for grand larceny.--lour of the Brook
Ign Congressman have voted for Mills for
Speaker.--Cyrus W. Field is dangerously
ill.-Murat Halstead sailed to-day for Europe
GENERAL
The Southern Interstate Exposition closed at
Raleigh yesterday.-W. b. Goodwin, a native
of Virginia, died at Winston, n. c., yester-
day.-At tho Forsyth IN O. Superior
Court which opens Monday, a number Of
criminal cases will be disposed of--The Presi-
dent is busy preparing his message TO Congress
and denies himself to ali yisitors.-The steam
ship jamestown hasleft Newport. f. l., for Nor
folk, ya.-The report Of Admiral Brown, who
commanded the United States fleet in Chilean
waters during the revolution, has been re-
ceived. Meetings Of tie post-ofice in
spectors are being held.--A reciprocity
treaty between Hawaii and the United
states has been effocted.-President Peix-
otto, of Brazil, urges peace in his NANTES
10. and the safety of fonseca. the deposed presi-
dent is assured.--Yellow fever prevails in Bra
I'll 20 an alarming degree--lt is said il Cen
eral Nlitre is elected President Of the Argen-
tine General Roco will start revolution
The election for momher of Parliament 10
represent Fast Dorset has resulted in victory
for the Unionists james MCGEE. Of st. / ouis.
shot his wlio. then himself. at Joliet H. yester-
day.