The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-17
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1892.


Both branches of the General Assembly were
in session.--Retreat for the Sick Will hold
nd-party-Mariha Jones lcolored escaped
from the Henrico county jsil--Sons oil 81
George TO celebrate.-Supreme Court OF Ap-
meals was in session.-Aliss Irene Bodeker and
Mr. N. W. Thomas were married--Professor
T.B Woman delivers n lecture before the
teachers OF the High School.--The
House Committee on Banks Currency
and Commerce report an anti Monopoly bill
W. j. Donally gave himself mp to the county au-
thorities- Henrico county grand Jury found
ndictments.-Professor Boatright delivered
a lecture-Union Democratic Club met
Commander Graham will give up his command
OF the monitors
VIRGINIA.
Death at Meherrin of Mr.. William H. Flowers.
aged eighty-fve years.-Rov. Sam Jones will
preach IN Hampton Saturday-Mr I. b.
Deatherage. Of Rappahannock county, was
killed by the kick Of a horse.-A committee
Of prominent citizens Of Charlottesville have
been appointed TO go to Washington to advo-
cate an appropriation for anew postofhce build
ing for tina tcity-Dr. II. b Dice, of Charlottes
Vile. has a severe attack Of sickness.-A cav
airy troop Will be formed in Albemarle county
The people of Fafmyille are dissatisfied over
the refusal of the board of supervisors to allow
the Orange and Keysvile road an extension OF
time George Dallas dropped dead IN Farm
vile Yesterday The funeral Of Captain James
McDearman took place in Danvile yesterday.
-General Rosser announces himself as a can
date for Congress.-Ihe Shelton build
ing in Newport News destroyed by fire.
Mr.. T. j. McAIurran, of Gordons-
vile. has removed 10 st. Paul
Tho February term of the Pittsylvania
County Court began yesterday. The stock
holders of the Lynchburg Drug Mill held
quite stormy meeting yesterday.-Nrs
Anna Boone, OF Lynchbnrg, is dead.-Ihe
trial Of Buck Bruce for murder will begin Ill
Amherst to-day.-Thc jury failed TO agree in
the case Of jeff Dooley, at Roanoke. yesterday.
"A centenarian of Green Bay has recov-
cred from the grip.-Ihere will be hot
contest for the city Offices Of Norfolk.--Oni
GERS of the Norfolk Literary Association have
been elected.-Hon. Morgan Treat was injured
in arunaway at West Point yesterday.
NORTH CAROLINA
Professor Albert i. Hart, OF Harvard who
has been ecturing at Chapel Hill, has returned
TO the North leaving fine REPRESENTATIONS
orial services were held at Chapel Hill in honor
of ex-Governor Scales.-Students.O the State
University are preparing biographical sketches
of eminent men in the history Of the State
The Greensboro Coal and Mining Company have
decided TO put in larger plant.--The Win
ston graded schools are preparing to celebrate
Washington's birthday.--Ihere will be
largely increased tobacco crop in Eastern North
Carolina
GENERAL.
The new Terminal organization plan clused
the buying of the bonds and preferred in Wall
street Yesterday and the selling Of the common
stock.-The Norfolk and Western has secured
an entrance into Cincinnati.-The earnings of
the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia for
the first week in february show decrease
The Southern Society Of New York held their
quarterly reunion last night.-Ihe New ork
Lumber Trade gave dinner in New York
Yesterday The tvphus fever record con-
tinues TO grow in New York-The schooner
Nettio Champion from Norfolk was disabled in
a gale yesterday of Cape Henlopen.
Idaho, Dubious Claggstt contested elected case
WAS discussed in the Senate yesterday--Ihe
resid ence of Mr.. IL. " Winston, at Franklin. \.
C.. was destroyed by fire yssterday.-Mr.
James Hodgin. of Winston. NC. died last n ght.
Adam Huffman. of Dayie county. n c., was
crushed TO death yesterday. The Ways and
Means Committee decided TO report favorable
the tariff bills yosterday-Arcument were
made before the House Committee yesterday
for and against the Anti-Option bill.--1he
typhus fever rage has reached Pennsylvania.
The British Isles are experiencing severe
weather 1t is reported that the Prince Of
Wales will visit New York in May.