The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1892.
SIX PAGES.
Ne us SUN HIRY.

Both honses OF the General Assembly we're in
session. and among the measures CONSIDERED
we're the state Debt question. the Kent kailroad
bill and the bill in reference 10 the assignments
of merchants etc.-Dr. Il. y. Sledd 10 deliver
lecture-Several Senate and House ON
mittees met.-Forty-one deaths IN Richmond
last week. Appropriation for the Worlds
Fair considered by House Finance Committee.
Funeral of Mrs. Annie SHELTON Miles takes
MACY. VI. c. A. convention adjourned--
Surreme Court OF appeals was IN session.
Grounds and Building Committee met.-Street
Committee met.-The Methodist and Baptist
sunday-School Associations met on Sunday.
-Westmoreland Club elected officers--Mr.
A. ". Archer's residence damaged by fire.
VIRGINIA.
DR. w o. Owen. of Lynchburg. died yester-
aay.-Jeff Dooley has been taken from Lynch
burg TO BRoanoke to stand trial for murder
The trial of Jack Prince will begin at Nyihe-
vile to-day-Cary Crenshaw was painfully
iniured at Forest depot yesterday.-Warrsnts
were issued for the arrest Of seven men at
Norton yesterday for selling whisky without
State license-The Lynchburg police force is
to be increased--The City Council Of Danvile
perfected the tax bills for the fiscal year, be'
ginning May LIST. yesterday Tho Danvil<e
Captain Jamss NJ. McDerman died near Dan
willie sunday.-Mr John Bragg. living near
Danville. also died.-The trial of JEFF Dooy.
the murderer, began at Roanoke yesterday
Major J. NJ. Kilgore, Of Loudoun, will deliver a
series of lectures before the Agriculture Society
of MARYLAND -Arrangements have been com
pleted for the reception Mt Leesburg of the
Grand Lodge of the Virginia knights OF Py-
tbias--Mr Charles NJ. SOudar died at Cor
louisville Saturday.-Great mortality among
the negroes Of Observation-Disclosures of
Miss Olivia Mathews and Mr. F. A. Laffoon. of
Iunenburg Death of Rev. Samuel ID. Stan
ard, of Scott county.-There was meeting in
Petersburg of the Baptist Sunday-School Union
Association.-Mr o. y. Lufsey, who died
from injuries received at the fire in New York
in the Hotel Royal. was buried in Blandford
cemetery Petersburg.
NORTH CAROLINA
heated municipal contest will take place in
Winston to-day-Miss Minnie Beard, of Ker-
nersville is dead.-The store-house Of Hous-
ton & Medeoris of Winston. collapsed yester-
day.-Miss Carrie James. student at the
Salem Female Institute, died Sunday.-Mag-
gle Conrad was convicted of killing her child at
Winston esterday.-Edward Shore was acct
dentally shot at Winston yesterday--Mr
Gideon W. Crews. of Salem Chapel Township
is dead-A man and woman by the name OF
Granger was arrested in Winston yesterday and
held as suspicious characters.-A brilliant
social was held in Raleigh last night.-Ihe
work on the new union passenger station at
Raleigh has been averted.-The condition of
Mrs Sanderlin at Raleigh is somewhat i'm
uroyed-lhe LIQUOR license fight continues at
Charlotte.
GENERAL.
THE TINES exclusive report Of the Terminal
reorganization scheme is unquestionably cor
rect.-John III. Inman denies the rumor that
he is interested in scheme to raise the price
OF cotton Senator Hill remains at Albany
instead Of going TO Washington, and it is
evidence that he is alarmed at the
formidable opposition TO his pocket con-
vention.--Four new cases Of typhus
fever was discovered in New York Yesterday and
precautions are being taken 10 prevent diseased
immigrants from landing was warm
discussion at meeting of Methodist ministers
in New York yesterday over the historical cor
rectness of the Bible-Mrs. Mary Clements
who was buried in New York yesterday. was
nearly one hundred and three yeare d-Tho
object Of the ST. Louis Alliance convention is
TO start third party scheme.-New Eng
land is displeased with the Tariff bill be-
lore the HOuse---lhe southern Iresbyte-
rian Church has decided TO plant mission in
korea--Admiral Sir Provo Wallis died in
London Sunday--The story of q remarkable
rescue Of a shipwrecked crew comes
from ST. Johns, " BIT is reported in
Denver that Blaine can lie induced 10 with
draw his declnation.--Fire did $4,000 damage
at Memphis Tenn. yesterday. Mitchell
murder case was argued on a technical point
in the Memphis court YESTERDAY
THE bill to gerrymsnder the State of Ohio
in the interests of the Republican party
which has just passed the House and now goes
10 the State Senate. is one Of the finest exam