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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

JscrsoyWIf. fIA.. May 3l.-A Mrs. Hen.
dersou. her thlrfeen-year-oi daughter and
70 lftle son have been for four days past kept
in their house day aat night 10 Greenland
tWo m.le, r.m uerD. by an armed guard of
negroes Her husband. who is O railroad sec
tou boss. Ale1 ono OF his negro
warkmeu during fight hetween them
Ast week an3 then hcd. A general negro
uprising followed. and nearly 800 of them
Haye been under arms. lney refused to let
Henderson, family ont OF the house. and
threatened 10 kl them If they did not dis
close the Whereabouts of Mr. henderson.
Denutv Sleuf Williams with posse, went
uut there last night aud scattered the mob.
the leaders OF which VIII be indicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

General Hunter Did Not Appear-West
Point Sub Port oi Entry bn.

General Hunter Did Not Appear-Wcst
Point suh-Port oi EntrS Dnl.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 3l.-lspocial. F.
Chairman Hatch Of the Committee on Agr-
culture has been getting in good work in be-
half ot his Aut-0pUon bib. 10 has been
laborn- tO make converts aud claims 10 nave
been very successful. Colonel Hatch said
t0-lnv thnt ho was very Well satisfied with the
outlook. lie added 1lauy members who
voted against taking up the ANTI
Option Dll when 10 was aniaeonzed
with the ost0Aice bill assure me that they
will be with me Just as soon as the approprlU-
t.ous are out OF tine way. They VIII then
vote 10 take up tbo Auti-Dption OH. ] am
cou6dent that wlll get the oA. up. and that
ir VIII pass the House. shall call the bill
up just as soon as tho fostolhce bii Is out Of
tne way"
MIC Senate to-day passed Representative
Wses bil 20 mako Wet Point. Va. sub
port Of entry ln tno ldcnmond Gus
toms district. As tho bll has passed tue
House it now requires only tile PRESIDENT 3
signature 20 make 10 a law. There is no doubt
%. the resident approval
The Senate has also passed the bM 60 ap~
pr0puate money 40r marking tue lines ot bat-
tie 0f the Army OF Northern Virginia ~ Get-
SoDurg.
Chairman Smith. of the North Carolina
Democratic committee. who is in Washing
ton. is very much opposed TO Cleveland. lie
says If Cleveland is nominated the Demo
cral5 will lose North Carolina by 25,OOl OK
10000 majority. ia Mr. Smiths opinion the
nomination ot Cleveland would prevent the
Democrats lr0m Ylnulng back the Alliance or
Ihlrl party men.
The entire Virginia delegation in the House
wont over to tho Senate to-day 10 see Heneral
Hunton sworn in as senator. but tho General
d.d not appear. IL seems that his creden-
nais ana not arrive. and Us he could not DO
sworn in the new senator Was not on hand.
Hs VIII be sworn in tomorrow 40 doubt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
.pace upon The Democratic map. We de,

space upon the Democratic map. We de-
nounre the Mckinney toui-
After su nrrumcut against the present
farig and n declaration in favor OF the use of
loth cold and silver with every dollar equal
IN eyorv other dollar and in opposition TO
ffae coinage of silver 10y tho United States
alone tho platform goes On % declare
thar the rartv retains unshaken confidence
in Grover Cleveland. and believes that by
rrr,in.tirg him tho National Convention
will carry olt the almost unanimous wish Ot
fIa s.o-fv The wishes of the majority should
urcval and we pledge ourselves 10 support
the candidates nominated at Chicago. lho
5oieoati1n chosen by this convention IS ln-
structei % act as unit according TO tho
determination Of q majority OF IT'S members.
Ihefemporary ofganzahOn OF the conyen-
ton was made permanent
"r hae been 3ar<ly binted that the scheme
of thc convention managers embraces IN its
scoDo tne setting up of o rival party organiza-
tau throughout the State That rather than
tho promotion %, the nomination OF any
uarllcu.ar candidate j, said o. be the main oD-
fecf those managers have In view. Forewarned
s forcafned. Delegates from the interior
lave not. we are sure come TO S racrse pre-
pagc1 - tahe euch step as this. We aDuro
them o. think twice before they ara per-
suadel into $50 cesue.afo an expedient. Tie
periectn- %. rival party organization would
leaI 90 a train 0i evils compared o. which
even tlr sending of % rival delegation would
bc aruiess"
The platform was adopted district delegates
10 the National Convention were elected and
the convention adjourned sine die
The provisional committee as now cOnsti-
tinted will te the State committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

,,..ls ono and "a nuarter mIles-Ihe Pepper
frat B,u.uet second Mars tLrl. lime. 2O-.
Third race. the Harlem stakes igr two-yenr-
olds five aud Lalf iurOngs reese hfst
Restraint second. Prince Imperial tnrd
F,nrth race. for maidens of all ages seven
fnriougs Kilkenny nrst, bencoAo second,
ST Hubert third. Time l25s
Iiftn race. thc sand sound stakes, one
mus- Iampighter first. Actor second hen-
nebec third. Tme. IiL
sixth race. six iullongs Onward first, Gold
Dollar second. DOncaster third. Time. 1913.
oIOlcgsrpg rSIHrEs AND RRsrIIs.
Gforcr-rgR. n. j.. May 3l.-Ihe results OF
First race. four and half furlongs - Van s.
first Sunday second. Icstacy third. time.
5C
second race. six and fourth furlonRs-.
Knapp first. Smuggler second Forest thru.
Third race. four and half furlongs -
RatO first. Fearless second. Lebanon third.
Time IS
Fourth race. nine furiongs Mlddlestone
first. I'd. AoGinnls second. Top Sawyer third.
lime. 2.0l.
filth race. six furlongs- -penzance first.
Addle +. second. Hemet third. lime. l.ls.
Sixth race. four aud half furiongs Oh
lection first. Jim Clare second. Troublesome
third. Time, 51'g.
lntfies for tomorrow are.
First race. selling, one mile-Elyton. Ill;
Wyoming. l07 Top Sawyer. 1906 Van. l0i;
Samaritan, Bravo. l0i: Sir Rae. Easter, 100;
Passnore. %; Charles Reed Veyay. jim
Glare. Boyle Rhodes. 81, kusnllght. so tr-
bana 80.
second race. two-yesr-olds three and half
fnrlonss-.lva i07. Flames. Deyisee. 100.
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Ifouaa of Neuresentatives.

After bill was reported 10 expedite the
consideration of pension claims tho House
went into Committee OF tle Whole, Nj.
Buchanan 0em.. Va IN the char, on thr
fostohice Appropriation bill under the h'e-
minute rule.
Tic item of s1O. 10000 for FREQ delivery ser
Vcsproyed the first snag IN the blu.
Mr Caldwell Rep, o. moved % make lt
-l1.II5f. This gave rise 10 debate.
ELK. Rlngham thought that the free de
livery should be extended. There were many
important localities entirely cut on from
proper postal iaciliues because the appropri-
all "a was Insufficient
Mr Clark Dem. Ala. attacked the opera
uoHoi the postal laws under POstmaster-Gen-
era. Wanamaker
Mr Compton Dem. Nd thought that
tho solution If rural delivery was IN the
establishment OF moro pOstoiiices lie fay-
ored Tree delivery wherever II was practi-
cable but this was not the case IA rural
.oc.lties
SIR henderson Rep. Iowa. thought the
ta-iler was as much entitled % rapid postal
facilities as those living in cities. lie favored
fee box rent % every farmer.
Alr. Moses Dem, ia. diverted somewhat
ii m tho bill for q tariff speech IA which be
attacked the Mckinley law and said there
Was n0ta law ever passed Dy Congress which
e,gn.LeI the rights or interests of the
.Niilrl. Inc lhtAAcin bAtA ADl thD IDntArp ~
Chat tine cities use. Who would deny 10.
1ir bingham Bep, Pa. inteuuptng. DO.
Alr. Moses. No sane man would deny It,
Laughter.
Biz. Dolliyer Rep. Iowa sympathzed with
tle movement % extend free delivery 90 the
rural districts.
an attempt was made 20 limit the debate on
his clause for tree delivery. but mo- under
standing could De arrived at. After an hour b
debate a vote was taken. which disclosed the
lack of quorum. Mr Caldwell lRep., Ohio
making TINS point
Nr. henderson dem. n. Co.. being in
charge of the bill then moved d call OF th
committee. This disclosed quorum present.
which vanished on vote lie then moved
that the committee rise aud resolution WAS
Iassed reyoking al leaves Ot absence except
for personal OF family illness. aud directing
the sergeant-at-armst 90 telegraph absent mem-
Ders o. return.
ON motion of Alr. Mcmillan Dem. Tenn. J
the House then adjourned until to-morr0w
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1he Kaiser Iionors Hollands Queen.

BERLIN. May ST. The festivities in honor
Of little Qneen Wilhelmina and Queen Re
gent Emma of Hollend were continued at
Potsdam to-day. The haiser led the
Fourth Foot Guards in parade before
and countermarched, and were finally
brought 70 halt ia front of tho
Queen Regent aud Wilhelmina The Kaiser
then stepped up TO Queen Emma and said,
with a gallant bow 81 beg Your Majesty to
accept the command of this regiment, of
whose behavior on tho attle-feid OF in
peace. know you will never have reason TO
be ashamed
Queen Emma blushingly signihed her ac.
ceptance of tho honor conferred upon her.
Then tho guards were led back to thor quar-
ters. aud the Kaiser and his guests returned
10 tho palace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Ex-Cnited States District Attorney Archi-
bald stirling. ot Baltimore. died OF paralysis
Monday evening.
Ats O'Clock Monday night tunnel NO 8 on
the pitt.bnrs. Cincinnati. Chicago and ~.
Louis railroad. twelve miles west OF sseuo ben
Vile. Ohio, caved ia, completely blockadinY
the tracks Up 10 noon to-day no Trains hao
passed through the tunnei.
Pnd Coal Mine at Moeanaaus. Pa. yesterday
morning. where eleven men were st work.
Two OF the miners are dead and all the Others
are seriously burned. The cause oi she OK
piosion il unknown.
Governor Brown. OF Rhode Island, and the
vs,,ous State officers elected in April iust
were inductsd into Office yesterday.
An Austrian subject named hondzielsA;
sai1 10 be a Galician Pole, has been arrested
~ h,s,l on tho charge of being . spy. AZ
Koadzielski IL foreign subject he will have
a formal trial on the charge of espionage end
4 convicted will bs sent TO Siberia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

81 Was Eaby Ruths First Experience and
Sine Enioycd il Immensely

one ''l0f'" II ''''i'''''eS
Nrw Fopr Nav 81. Miss Ruth Cleveland
.-4-~1... e., .l,o c-,+ +,,,o o. sIo,oori,l
9'" ''''' ''"' '.o N''' '''''
day parade. Nosauueheu memories cAho I'd
her. lut pleasure tie pleasure of first bright
imprc SION. Sho may be unable TO recall yes
terIay iu after years. but the mother and
father who toudiy watched her VIII not 10
was an extremely happy day for Baby Rnth.
Tho t.eveiands watched the parade for
fully an hour from the lower corner balcony
oi tle Victoria Hotel.
Miss Ruth was the picture OF healthy.
happy baovhood and as pink as some OF tho
flowers that splashcd tho procession below.
She wore dainty cloak of hgnt blue SIX
over soft wnlto dress. tiny bonnet OF
cream silA and russell leather shoes
Mrs. Cleveland looked beautiful IN dress
of ro-e p.n6 and black. Her rounded outline
wa. shown to advantage IN n braided cutawav
iarket 50. rose. She wore her goldeu-nrown
hair com led back loosely above her forehead.
as represented in all hcr pictures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

WA-mN0roS May N.-Percy Draytan. 81
Philadelphia. cousin Oi Coleman Dfayton,
and very well known in New ork. suffered a
shock OF paralysis while riding along Con
uect.cut avenue in this city last week and IS
now lyiug ut the residence OF ). $. howiend
with but little Improvement in his condition.
Ills entire lett side is SAID % be paraiyzed.
lis friends SAID tonight, however that NJ
physician had expressed sanguine hOpe5 oI
bis ultimate recovery
Ms bYayton Is young. unmarried man
with "a large fortune. lie Is athletic m Ai5
tastes and very popular in society IA the three
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

GARFIELD PARK. TLI.. May 9l.--The track
was slow to-day. The results were as follows:
First race half mile-king Star frat. The
King second. Columbia third. Time, 591f.
Second race declared on
Third race. fiye-eighths OF u mile-Mo-
Gregor first, Timberland second. Friday
third Time, 1.ISl4.
Fourth race. one and one-eghth miles
Valera first, Notus second, Bernardo third.
Time. 2:25.4.
Fifth race, seven and one-half furlongs-
Annie Coark first. Joe Woolman second. Me-
phsto third. Time. 1917.
Sixth race, fiye-eighths Of mile-Remedy
first, Bolster second, Fred. Houston. third
Time. 1l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
HrrHEHuGroy ~ wIIuINoToS.
Determined rot TO Doe Interviewed now or
Hereafter.

Wu,uVGr0y. Drr., May Lieutenant
James u. Hethenngton and Mrs. Hetlering-
ton and child arrived here Yesterday after
noon. They were met at the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore station by Miss
ieWs the sister ot Mrs. lletheuugton. and
the HeWs manson. no. ~, Delaware avenue.
Neither lieutenant or Ar5. Netuerugton
has changed in appearance since they left
hcre.
The llews residence was at once beseged
br uew-plper reporters, bar all Of them re-
ce.red tl.s reply f m tmlen Hews.
'Lieutenaut leihorngtou has determined
not o. .e interviewed cither now or at any
future ttme and your efforts are useless
Ito Lieutenant kent out # tie way and
could not be seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

LONDON. MAY 8l.-Ibe House Of Commons
to-day took the unprecedented course OF re-
tu,ing 10 adjourn over Derby day. The no
ton 10 adjourn was defeated by vote OF loss
toII4. 1ne members themselves who had
voted against adjournmeAt seemed surprised
at the result.
Air. Balfour stated that upon Adjournment
for Wmtsuniide the House OF Commons
would assemble again on the Thursday fol
lowing Nhitsunday. which would DO June
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

CHICAGO. May 3l.-The Nav corn corner
collapsed to-day and resulted disastrously 20
tho maulpVlatoss. Coster 4 Martln. VINO
have been taking all the cash corn put on the
market for several weeks and at the same
tune sanee1ing the shorts IN May. iailed To-
day aud the price OF May. which bad been
put Lp as high a. II during the morning.
arnpped rapidly until 1t reached nifty cents.
The assets and liabilities Of the firm are not
yet knnwn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

WAsHrNGroS, d. c.. May 3l.-Attorney-
General Miller is adyjsedithat Pablo Munoz,
tho commander-in-chief Of the constitutional
army OF Catafino Cara, has been found
guilty Of violations of the neutrality laws Of
the nited States by jury in san Antonio,
Texas Tho maximum punishment for the
crime Is three years confinement IN the peni-
I ntisry and fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Sr. LOUIS Nav 3l.-A poor card was run
over a dreary track ut the Jockey Club track
today. Two favortes won. lIoodlum aud
Content ran a dead heat m the last race
First race. six furiongs John Francis first,
Maud b. second. leumbria third. Time, In
Second race. six funones -Adrienne first,
Third race six and a half furlores" Penny.
royal first. Lizzie Mae second. Little Phil
third. Time. E27i4.
Fourth race six and q half furlongs- Annie
Race first. g. B. Willingham second. Burt
jordan third. Time. l.2s.
;'iith race. six and half furlongs -Canlu
first Bloodhound second, Crab Cider third.
Time. lbs
Sixth race, ore mile-Newcastle first. Con.
tent second, Hoodlum third Time. i:4g1i;
1.yiS.
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damaging. The visitors had no trouble what
ever IN capturing tho game. The batting ot
Danlen was the principal feature Of u duh
contest. Attendance. Loo Score.
r.. B.H.
Washinetons.. 90 1000 G0-4 10
ChIcagOs. .......2 . 03Oi5 00x-1i 81
Batteries Foreman and Mi.ligan; Gumbert
and Schrycr. Umpire, tmsle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

HERE were over
'segen thousand per-
sons at tho Morris
Park race track TO-
day. The weather
was beauutu. and
tho track fast Sum
may
ll~t race. Eve
furlOuts e0meu
first. St0pueil sec
uui. 1lurel.O third.
lime. j D9
Secouirace three
,...4r ,If4 ur4 ffrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

IoNpOS. Nay 3l.~Sir Francis Burdeffs,
cousin II Baroness Burdette-Contts, died to
day aged seyenty-nine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Pnlncio,a Strength Waning.

VALENCIA. VENEZUELA. May 3i.-Palacio's
men are deserting hundred at u time and
Joining the rebel generals. and this causes the
President much worry. The rebels are now
threatening both Puerta Cabello and La
Gaayra To prevent tue capture of these
two important seaports Palacio has ordered
all of MS available fleet to proceed to their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

so,, fort,, re.rs of noe took an onncs -
iaudanum here to-day with suicidal intent
Rv Lard work he has been brought 10 con
sciou-ness. but swears that If he survives he
viii repeat bis act. he is the son of the
chairman OF the board %. coauty commls-
siOners of Richland county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

PARIS. MAY 3i.-Simon Lockroy writes that
the King and court party Of Italy are In favor
of war and that the King will endeayor to
provoke war between Germany and France
In order b divert Italy's attention from do
nestle financial difficulties These assertions
have caused "A sensation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Another Eerord isrnhcn.

NEW YORK. May 3l-The new steamer
Colombia of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Line. arrived last night from Colon ON her
maiden voyage after passage Of five days
and twenty three hours, running at three
quarters speed. making the fastest passage on
record from Colon 10 New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

IoNpoN. May 81. The tide Of victory turn-
ed In favor to-day Of the German tmperors
Yacht. Meteor. formerly the lhiotle, "hien
heat lIr Jatneson's cuttcr. the iyerna. in tue
Yacht racing at IlarwicD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

LONDON May 81. Mr.. c. +. Greairex. q
wealthy citizen of bennington. was shot and
killed to-day by his son. Who declared that
Le KILLED his father because bis allowance of
1900 q year was too small The son is forty
years old and the father was eiguty. Two
shot- we're fired. The tragedy occurred IN
the street ia the presence OF many people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
A Dead Heat Results.

L9xpoS. Nav 3l.-In the Epson summer
meeting which opened to-day the Woodcote
Stakes OF one thousand soyereigns was dead
heat between 10 hicham md Quickly Wise
Baron Hirschs Gambogne was third. The
Derby is 10 be run tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
THE COLTS WIN AGAIN.
BHooKLry DErnirs cIScISyArL
Boston Wins from Cievcland-The Giants
Beat the -. Louis Browns-kesults
OF the Races Yesterday.


on. -. -, May d.
LTHOUGH an in
spection Of the
Yyashingtons' indi-
vidual record would
make it appear that
tbev played a good
game against Anson
and his Colts tod "
the reverse is the
case. They played
very poor ball and
batted usually after
two men were out
and made errors
which were very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Bro0KIYN. n. =. May 81. Miss lillie Nor
folk AGED thirty. quite well known i'm society
ana amateur theatrical circles, committed
snicids last night by choking herself To
doth She knelt beside "a wa.h-basin and
held her throat against the marble until size
WIS suhOcated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
d Bird. Umpire, Lynch.


GAMES riHEI' lLD tDF l'-bhis
rittsburgat New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Cincinnati 40 Baltimore.
Iouisviiie IL Eroosivn.
Chicago at hilaaelpnia.
St. Louis 10 Boston.
Ihe southern League Games.
At Mobile Chattauo0gas 4. Mobiles 3.
AtMontg0mery Mont omerys.l Macons, 3.
Rain prevented the Memphis game.
no game 10 New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

JouNs4owN. Pa, May 3l.-Ihe monument
~ the unknown victims of the great food
was unveiled to-day. Addresses we're made
Iv Governor Pattison, eX-GOyernor Beaver
and FlOod Commissioner Ogden. The mon
ument is of granite and is surrounded by
three figures, representing Faith, Hope and
Charity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

CpugErLsuLlE. KY. May 8l.-Heck vii
liz "a colorod man. was taken FROM the jail at
lebanon this morning by parties ifoin Adair
comfy and lynched. ie was arrested a few
days ago for a criminal assault oD white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

pass it. In the absence Of any provision for
the sale of the silver if the price of silver
should continue Ito decline, should be de-
siFons "a far as could 70 arrest the further
purchase of bullion With a circulation Of
tl21 OOO. 900. one hundred millions pledged
md only S27.CO0O00 surplus, 10 talk Of main
tanning the two metals on a parity is the
widest scheme Of imagination
We cannot maintain the parity between
silver and gold. Better build upon air or the
phantoms which float above Us. Finance Is
o hard physical fact Create a doubt or
maintain a suspicion and you may bring dis
ester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

winston, r. c.. May Charlotte de-
feated Winston in beautliu. ball game this
afternoon. The score stood TO O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Moscow. May 81. a destructive fire broke
o,lt here to-day and before the Hames were
suDdued three streets, containing s'xty
houses were IN ruins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

This very effort TO bring about free coinage
Of silver is IN my opinion, doing moro % dis
turb the finances Of the country than any
thing else. I he task of maintaining the two
metals on parity is herculean. IL Is more
tlan that. 10 is a task that only the
Almighty could undertake. IL IS
because feel this in every
fibre OF my system: 10 is because / know. is
tag as man can know what ia in the future,
that 10 Is utterly impossible 90 maintain our
circulation upon such basis, that ! speak
earnestly on this subject How can we do 10 :
Shall we sell bonds Bonds for gold he
very effort would probably impair our credit
ana degrade u- f-0m our high position among
tho nations OF the world.
shall we sell our silver We have over
sioD.Cll.flO and only SIX ~ seven millions IN
circulation. The balance Is slowed away in
vaults and cellars in security for the various
forms of paper circulation. Dare we sell
that silver / wanted 10 provide IN the law
oi lssl for power 60 sell IT. but the parties
would not agree. Now the attempt T. sell
that silver on a fallen market would only be
jding misery go ruin. ! DO not ike 20 talk
o.. these things but 10 is my duty 10 do So.
Mr. Teller lCol) and Mr. Morgan lAla)
commenced 10 rain questions upon Mr. Sher-
man. but Mr. Morrill, VT objected and said
as the Senator had now been speaking over
tw0 hours and half he suggested an adjourn
ment.
With Mr. sherman still holding the floor
tho Senate nc 4.30 adjourned until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01
Count Ioistoi III.

81. PsTERsBUB0. Nay 3l.-Count Leo Iol-
stoi. the Russian novelist and social re-
former, Is critically Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

CrcrTrA. May 3l.--Au the Europeans
have left SeriBga2ur. There have Dcen.zfoo
Deaths from cholera there since May 5th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Results of rho Contests Al Morris Park, Giou'
ce.ter and other Places.

WesrcnrsrEn, n. s.. May 3ist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

sixth race. half miie-Bias, Cloverdals
Startle, Pine Ridge. Congress. PhiIander.
Harrisburg. John Day. jim Gates, Kilkenney.
Lomax. Rock Hill, Dousman. The Doctor,
IIaVa ffD