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indbetale contingentet for October
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@9HE yearly examinations in the
q country schools viii This year
be held as follows:
, 1891-08-19

~~ COuLUt1 0CA4oo4o Wa 'H40 aN"A
be held as follows:
At Two Williams School, Wednesday, Goth Aug.
" Peters Rest Friday, 26th +"
" East Hill " Monday, 3lst
d" Diamond " "Wednesday, End Sept.
" La P%rincesso " Friday, 18th "
-" Friedensfeld Wednesday, 9Th "
"Annaly Friday, 18th g
All the examinations will begin al
8 O. clock \. III.
The parents and guardians of the
children AMI all who take IN interest
in The work OF the ~choo S ar hereby
invited to attend these eXamina-
ti0ns.
The School Board, Christiansted, the 14th
August 1891.
JOHN T. QUIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

TIE proposed hospital 90 be erected by the
Befh-lsreal Hospital Association is nearly an
assured success The double house 40. "a
ieurp street has been purchased for s25.O0O
10 is 10 fuur-stOry brick house. with basement
and large yard that can Dee used for flowers.
A l.-pensary hos already been opened IN the
building and arrangements are being made to
reconstruct the rooms so as 20 admit ot about
Nty beds on each floor.
None % the S2,4O0O1O which Baron Hirsch
sent over 10 this country o. be used for the
heuef, # Russian and Roumamnn Hebrew
immigrants has yet been invested by the trus-
Tees o. the fund NJ ;. lsaacs is chairman Of
the committee having charge OF the disposition
a. tho money. which is to he put in per cont.
mortgages. At present the expenses Of the
fund.- administration amounts To- about 5000
u month. most Of which goes to the support
Of schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

Henry f. Abbey-New York's cntcrprising
Henry has gone u Australia. q country be
has not vet visited. Mrs. Abbey viii accom-
uany him as far as San Francisco. from which
point he will embark Tor the iar-on land llc
goes % Australia % attend o. Sarah Bern
Lardt's business. who will sail with her COM
puny on April 3Oth. Nine. Bcruhardt Will
open her season in Sydney about the end Of
MAY. She will not remain there long. The
Sarah viii also play III Adelaide and Mel
bourne sailing for this country August 9TH.
Maurice Gran goes with Sarah as far as San
Francisco. tie will then return 90 New York
aud sill for France 60 attend 10 the orcaniza-
ton II Abbey's Italian Opera Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany gives notice that l73 general mortgage
bonds have been designated for redemption
~ 10 per cent. premium ON june ], l0jl, on
presentation and surrender thereof with all
1umatured coupons OF the sumo, 40 TIE Office
of tho company. Interest VIII cease June lst
ieNt
lu the iron tmdo there is q quiet, steady
business doing with nothing IN sight TO
change the mOnOtony Of the situation. There
Is hrm tone IN pig iron. especially for the
D"iter grades. which are in limited supply.
and on this ground and III view of the uncer-
tsnty Of fuel supply. makers seem disposed
= shut down rather than submit 20 any FUR
the reduction m prices IN manufactured ma
tnlls
Earnings of the Norfolk and Western rail
road for tho third week IA March. 1891,
elr9fl2, 1880, si7O4'O. increase. Sls,9J2.
chesapeake and Ohio. third week in March,
1871. sl60,il0, 1880. slSl,532. increase. s2S-
=. LOUISVILLE and Nashville, third week in
march, 1891, 1851 COS 1880. 1853. yOi decrease,
SzS5S. From July l. 1880. Sl4. 202 O60, 1889.
SIS 81 .Ol9 increase 1871 oil
HE statement Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
ior the month Of February shows. Gross
earnings .G23. 075, operating expenses. s45l.-
S47. SIS
The Chattanooga Tradesman's report OF
eeeW industries established in the Southern
g4tes during the first three months OF 1891
euows Total OF e33 against S57 in the CORE
'SondiAg period OF 1880. and 6l2 in the COR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
Tur Ngw IRISH rAPEE

The certificate OF incorporation OF The
sun Publishing Company" oi London. Eng
land has been fled iu jersey City. The COM
pauy proposes - publish q sunday newspaper
iu London % be controlled 10y 4. Z. OCon-
DR.. the Irish member Of Parliament WHO ro-
outly visited this country. The incuWorI-
t..s ale George H. Barnett. of his cty Carey
la4lor. Of North Carolina. and John T. OCou-
DOT. Of Jersey City, brother OF 4. =. OCon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
GOOD rmAyIS NEw YORK.

To-day. Good Friday. was Observed in the
atrical circles. four distinctly fashionable the
ntres. Days. the INccum Palmer, and the
Madison square closing their doors. Au-
justine DAILY has long Observed tine dav I'M this
manner and the Madison Square aud the Ly-
ceum have. Ia late years respected the holy
day.
Tie Stock. Produce. Consolidated Cotton
and other downtown exchanges were closed.
Tho day not being LEGAL holiday. banks and
government offices did business AS usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
RusslASJEwIsH woBENoMEN.

The Russian Jewish workinsmen in this
city. who now number about 10000 are very
fond of going % public meetings and listening
% speeches One Of the reasons why they
hike % do 80 is that they come from a country
where they were not allowed to hold public
meetings or 10 hear their orators At the
meetings there are always some women, who
appear 10 enjoy themselves even more than
the men. The speaker, on these occasions are
not always of the Hebrew race. and there are
some American and European Gentiles among
the favorltes Tho Hebrew immigrants rapid
IN adopt tho American way of dong things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

meesace from the Rev DIR. Howard Cros-
by's house says the Doctor had suffered "a
relapse and was dying.
The Legislative Commission on hoproposed
consolidation 81 New York and Brooklyn met
TODAY Tho dimensions, comprched q city of
H.7-, square miles IN area. Including New
York. kings Queens. and Richmond counties,
and the town of Ne9tchester President
Green read some suggestive notes which be
Lad prepared
should exist under 10 chief executive, aided 10y
theusud advisory bodies. and that the con-
slhdafel city should assume all tie debts and
obligations If the absorbed localities, these
debts o. bee paid boy bonds issued for that pur-
pole boy tie consolidated city. Nothing
further was done.
The aqucduct commission furnished to-
day % detailed statement ~ expenditures from
IT'S inception up To january j, 1891. The exact
amount expended was sZl56l41L25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
NV YORK BUREAU.
RIGfNOyp DAILY InTs,
~. NJ. .N~ 400

The Brooklyn police Of the First precinct
layo begun the system OF persecution 10
which it was prophcsied they would subject
he colored policeman. Wiley c. O,eIton.
Wednesday night. when Overton got into
bed, tho white policemen IN the same dormi-
tory arose. dressed themselves, and went
DOWN stairs into the sitting-room. Last night
shcy did the same thing.
Commissioner Hayden said to-day on the
subject. "For the present nothing viii be
lone. II the men continue rs they have be-
Gun an order covering the case Will ne ISSUED.
a violation Of that order viii render the men
subject to discipline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
THAT NEGRO POLICEMAN.
THE WHITE OFFICERS REFUSE TO
ASSOCIdTE WITII MN.

Or. Crosby Dying Lawrence Haniey Dis
charged From Mr.. Eooih's Company-Tho
Aqucduct Commissions Expenditure
Clergyman Ill-NIetropolitan Matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28

responding poriod Of 1889. The extraordi-
nary activity in railroad building IN the
South is evidenced by the fact that during the
three months SO now railroad companies were
incorporated 10 IN Virginia. - IL North Caro-
lima. y IN Georgia. 10 in Alabama, Z each IN
West Virginia. Texas and South Carolina, ii
in Tennessee aud balance N other States.
INDtASA STONE QuAEEiTs.
General Samuel Thomas, Mr.. John Gree
nougl. Aico-irc~idcnt fcitOn. General Mana
cor Black and o'Gcr Monon officials went over
the Cincinnati branch of tie indianapolis
road. and while in bedford, Ind, examined
the stone uGairies in the vicinity.
President Gibson. of the Louisville Bridge
COMPANY. accompanied them over that bridge
and tAo terminals of the company. General
Manager Woodward. of the X. and !. Bridge
Company. took them over the terini-
mails Of the X. and J. and Louis
vile Southern The party then went
70 Cincinnati. returning % lndlannpoNs over
tho Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON. from
which p..ut they came on 70 New lSSf. u
IS the opinion OF General Thomas that the
dct will Doc closed. the Eastern syndicate tax
ING s2O00.09) of the company's bonds. lc IS
understood that Thomas, Greenough and
Brice. and probably three other representa-
tiycs of the syndicate. viii be- elected directors.
but President Breyfogle and bis official staff
will De continued in their present positions.
pPnsoSAI. AND CENTRAL.
The Rev Dr. Brdgnan, Of the Madison
avenue Baptist church. Is suffering from a
severe attach If tho grip, and IS unable to
leave Dis bed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-28
UNNArrrAI DEMOCRATS.

Dopnty-Commissionor Dalton said IF
Nc,' men are too good TO associate with fell
l.,g uAtrolman. they can easily solve the prob
Iona ior themselves boy getting out II the de
partmeut There arc other men ready totake
laelr places.
break prompted by ignorance After few po-
bcetneu have been broken the rest may de-
ycl0p brains enough 90 behave themselves.
These Metals are all strong Democrats.
Lawrence llanley. the actor, was discharged
from Nh Booths company last NIGHT. D.
was iutimatod that too much indulgence ia
ihefowiug bowl was the cause OF tie trouble.
UNABLE TO PErACH
Two Of the clorgymon invited by the Rev.
Dr Heber Newton 10 deliver addresses IN All
Souls church to-day. sent word at the
last moment that they wero sick and could
not come.
The other speakers not members Of the
Episcopal Church, were tine Rev. IS. j.. Tyler.
Church Of the Disciple ,Chusuan) the hov.
L. G. BOlles the Third (ulvelsallst church.
and the Rev. Robert Collyer, Church OF the
Messiah Unitarian
The church was crowded. the services hav-
ing been extensively noticed, because minis
ters of outside denomination, had been ln-
,ited o. take part. Dr. Newton had just ie-
turned from the South. and Was suffering
,r.nl "a severe cold. do cou-equeucc OF which
tie burden of the service fellon the Rev. &.
A. Briggs Presbyterian, OF the Union iheo-
Logical Seminary. Hls text was. Rather, for
ciye them. for they know not what they do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
Desperate Lupatic on His Rounds.

Nothing OF gu introductory character is
necessary to enyth!ng written about Windle
the escaped lUnatlc, who has been the sub,
jecs OF much matter 10 this and other news
papers by reason Of his frequent arrests and
as maoy escapes, as veil az for his violent
conduct siace his lssl escape. A warrant Is
now 10 the hands OF Sheriff P. Wight
man, of this county. for Windle's body, and
that may Imply dead or alive. HIS recent
conduct leads us to the conclusion that 1t
may be delivered 10 the latter condition.
On Thursday night, the 295h nlt., Windle
aud a nan supposed TO be assisting him in
evading arrest, we're chased by officers and
posse for 8 mile or two and sundry shots
were fred by WndIe at his pursuers from
his Winchester repeater aOd revolver, while
number OF shots were also cred By those In
pursuit. This was on the road In the neigh
borhood OF bis home. where IL is believed
that many Of HE neighbour, through fear or
friendship. assist in his conceaImenb when
be decides 10 take cover. The chase was
given up on this occasion and the next
heard of him was Saturday evening about
twilight when he fred two shots through
the door into the store OF Mr. Csc. Snsrr, at
Wnitefeld, and little later two more sbots
into Mr. STARTS residence. He wsa seen
and recogniz ID, we hear, by several per-
sons. His shooting on tnls occasion sp-
pears to have been simless. and perhaps
done to render the inmates OF the building
ferror-stricken, hur one of the shots came
in proximity to Mrs. SDarr. who was in an
upper room OF the house with several little
children. On Monday D :poty-Sheriff Hite,
with ten good men, undertook the capture
OF Windle, but they failed to come with
him. Tuesday morning usn. supposed to
have eeen 1Vindle. set fire to Mr.. Hite's
fence which was discovered 10 time to save
the loss of more than q dozen psnels.-Stras.
buro Neus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
The Situation in Brazil

Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 7-Ail is quiet here
to-day and the state OF siege is not rigorous
ly enforced. Business is proceeding az
usual. Similar reports are recsived from
the provinces. President da Fonssoa's ILL.,
ness alone constitutes source of danger.
PARIS Nov. THE Figaro to day pub
fishes 40 interview with d ,m Pedro of q.
I'll Ia regard to the recent evsnt, at Re a.
metro. During the course of this converss
tioa Dou Pedro said: "Tae disappearance
OF the da Fonseca government Nigh imply
ths restoration Of the empire. II the peo-
pie appeal to their old emperor should i'm
medistel9 u1dartske to return and to de.
vote my remaining strength to the happi.
meas of the people. Then should be suffi
oiantly rewarded 10 sleep my last sleep in
nv beloved couutryn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
aeTs az rue eAv

Tom Wcbb, negro convicted Of criminal
assault on child fhirFeen yesrs d. 6.
sancersVilie, Co., wss hanged taere yes.er.
day.
10 Lincoln county, W. Va. yesterday
Paris Brumfeid. noted Desperate. was
scot aud killed bg his SOB, Cberles Bum.
field
I'M g 5tates senator-eIec! John M. Pa
mer credits the democratic defeat In Ohic
largely TO the silver plank In tbs democratic
platform.
Senator John Sherman In an interview at
Mans6sid, Ohio, yesterday. declared that
the silver issue YOU'D % The prominent:
one In The next national campaign.
The Berkeley Phosphate Works. at Ash
ley Junction. s. O., seven mites from
Charleston, were destroyed nv 6se yester-
dsy. The loss s ABOUT $50 COO; fully in-
sured.
a terrible prairie fire burned across the
western portion OF Aurora county. s D +,
yesterday. Nicholas Wolf and Anon
Ahsrns persisted 10 the e mes, both young
men leaving families. a large amount CT
property vas destroyed.
Wall street yesterday started g orist OF
bt Or runners, including one of the Sickness
and deGth of Mr.. Jay Gou d. His son, Mr.
George Gould, insisted that his father was
very much alive, and was out driving 10
Central Pa k to prove it.
A terrific explos on occurred at the head
Ing to the Rusk IVanhoe..' unnel, 10 Colorado,
on Tuesday night. where nine men were ct
work. Robert Wilkinson vas torn into
atoms. Gus Johnson dlsd 10 cue hour.
Jack Scott had b III eyes torn out. Three
others had legs O oxen aud s:s Internally
Injured, while three were badly bruised,
but not seriously.
At Sunbridze. Oat., yesterday. planning
nil was wrecked By tbs explosion OF boil
or. The engineer wes dsiVsn through two
partitioos, q Carpenter dad leg eu0 an arm
broken by being struck ny machinery, end
several others were scalded and otherwise
Injured, but not seriously. The boiler rose
thirty iest in tie cir, ead landed ona hum
dred yerds away, fortunately taking d..
reotion In which there were no buildings.
The local preabyte.g OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church in Kansas City gester-
dag REACHED conclusion OF The Dofed Bow.
era Gaze, which has been on trial since Tues-
day. The Rev. E T. Bowers, paetor OF the
Prospect Avsnus Cumberland Church, was
accused OF gross immorclltias, Including
crimins! intimacy with lady member OF
tae congregation. Toe preabytery found
him guilty, and the accused took 81 appeal
to tbs State synod.
Gov. Hi aod the New York State De-.
psr;mant officials agree in claiming MS
orlby in both branches Of the Legislature
Gov. Hill said yesterday II so1 Convinced
that we have carried bota bodies The
news from the close districts sod the re.urns
thus fer published sud sent indicate hat the
republicans are making strenuous efforts TO
count ~ out, bot the off :ia counts will give
Us majority In both branches Wa haze
literally swept the STATE. Gov Hill declares
has the fraud OF 1876" shs.I not be initial
ed 10 New York. Returns 81 the Legislature
give the democrats q rnsjority o. three or
joint ballot, or Eve iDcIpdDg Independent
democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
yIRaINIk N1Wa

Judge Warner T. Jones', OF the County
Court OF Hlouceeter, died OF ThuTday.
Fire last night destroyed tae tennery Of
a D Shotvel! & Co., in Manchester. Loee
shou5 $25 900.
Five prisoners escaped fom Salem jail
Yesterday morning between 2 aud O'Clock
by cutting through the walls.
Edward W. Weston. President Of the RiV.
erton Mills Company, Werren county. died
at his homs, in Scranton, Pa, last week.
Steps for securing funds for the mopu
ment TO Jefferson Davis, 10 bs erected In
Richmond. will be insugurated at en- early
day.
". q. Biskemora. democrat. defeated bis
brother, A. J. Biakemore, republican, foI
the House OF DsleRafeH in Rockingham
oounty, by yos OF 2, 497 to 2a7.
United States engineers have completed
survey of the Lynn Haven bar. In the
Chesapeake Bay, ard wili advise the build
ing If 2 b-easwa,er at that point.
Rev. Dr. Jsmes Murray, pastor of Bethel
Presbyterian church. Rnckbridee county
hss reeigned after pastorete of twenty.
eight ysers 70 accept position IN female
college in Aie6gm8
The burning OF the Luray Inn on Thurs.
day last makes the third 6!e 10 suburban he
tells IN Virginia witbin Elk weeks past,
Forest Inn, q, NainrsI Bridge and the hotel
az Buchanan having preceded this.
Mr. William Ball, one OF the mes active
and intelligent sfmers of LoudoGp county,
died near Leeebu.g on Wednesday in the
eiehtieth year of his age. BE was In the
Confederate army serving az frat with the
Eighth Viraiois Rsg!mene.
For the first tiue slnos the war West
moreiand county went democratic Tuesday
LAST, Hon. Bsojaunip Chambers having q
usjorisy Of over 20 oyer bis republican op-
ponent for the House of Delegates Mr.
Chsmbers's majority Ia Northumberland
county was 212
The Court of Appeals yesterday fixed
Wednesday, the Is b, for hearing OF the
Soath Atlantic rallrosd case. Il the case
II Ooiner against Turner and others, from
the Circuit Court of Roanoke county; con-
fesssion Of error by spppeIees and decree
reversed.
The leading democrats of the State ad.
NIT that the Legislature will this winter
pass bill creating railroad commission.
Th!s, they say, the esding raj rosds of the
State agreed to daring the campaign inst
closed. This commission will probably cen
ssS of thrse members. hut II is cot believed
that they will ce granted arbitrary powers
tina: ultra alliance Elsn commanded for. The
idea seems 20 be that the measure s to be q
conservative one, which. willie it will seek
to place ths railroads under proper SUPER
vision, ggill ia 20 way emberass their con-
duct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
Terrific Exploiion

CLIPPER GAP. Gala, Nov. THE giant
powder works blew up yesterday, killing
three men and seriously woundiug one boy.
One man was blown to atoms, nothing De.
ing fouud Of him but one foger. a. a..
Han, CaInamsD, was killed and only his
queue was found. IL is claimed that the
explosion was predicted by a spiritualist
who hsd oesn threatened with tar and
feathers if he did not leave town,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07

AN INDIANA G1AsT.-Among the hills Of
Washington county, Ind. not far frcm New Pro.
violence and about twenty five miles from Louis
Vile, nestles an old-fsshioned, com ortable farm
house The house is the home of the tallest man
in the West, perhaps in the United states. Jack
Williams, the giant, is fine specimen Of physical
manhood, and picture Of perfect health, stand
ting, in his stocking feet, feet 2 inches, and
weighing in fighting trim 257 pounds. He was
born in Polk township, Washington county, Sep
TENDER "a. S5S. is 81 years old and single. While
boy he was not abnormally tall, shooting up TO
his great height during the LAST years of his teens
In complexion he is rather fair with gray-blue
eyes. Strangely enough, no other member of the
family is extremely tall. tho father measuring 5
feet 10 inches.-LouispiEe Courier Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Gold 10 small quantities has been dig
covered at the surface OF the ground In
Brown county, Indiana.
A sensation was created this morning by
the suspension of the CORY, Pa. National
Bank. The capital stock Is 500 600.
Comptroller Lacey said this morning in
Boston concerning published report from
Washington purporting TO be Information
obtained at the comptroler's Office, that he
knows nothing whatever concerning any
national bank IL Boston being in any
trouble.
The funeral services over the body OF the
late Monsiguor Preston took place at st
AIMS church, New York, this morning.
The church was crowded. Solemn pontifi-
Cal mass was read with Archbishop Corri-
gan caiebrsnt, and Arch Monsignor Falley,
arcbpries..
The q. g. Cruiser Newark was foated
out of the dry dock at the Charlestown navy
yard. Mass, yesterday. only q portion Of
the proposed repairs having been completed,
owing to the order from Washington that
tie vessel must be ready for sea November
10. Her hull has baen scrspsd and painted
and deck cslked.
cattle train on the Louisville, Evansville &
ST Louis road became manageable on Edwards.
vile hill, six miles from New Albany, Ind, at
two O'clock this morning and dashed into the city
at the rate of mile 3 minute, collided with q
yard engine, turning It over and running to the
yards of the P. G. c. & St. Louis railroad, wnere it
struck train, demolishing both engines En-.
gineer Peter Hurley was internally injured. The
property lost will amount to $4,000.
General Palmer, Commander. n.Chief of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, has ordered that
there shall be no further participation in any de-