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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
THE CENTRAL Y L
VISITED BIZ rnEsEyATEc COMMITTEE
IN pr,,fc fnstgtntson.-.Tiey Find Every
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Two Deaths i'm Norfolk.

prrynsrrno. VA. Feb 4.-tSpecial.l-Ihe
Senate Committee on Public Institutions aho
the House Committee on i risons and Asyiums
visited the Central Lunatic Asylum to-day
and were accompanied 10y hon. G. w. Alder
son Of Washington county. Hon. H. u. 1io.
hons Of Richmond and Floyd Gregory Oh
Charlotte county. a page in the Senate. Inc
two committees made q thorough Inspection
o. the asylum buildings aud grounds anu
found everything in a satisfactory c"ho- ,'O"'
The committees also visited the fe'e'So''.
granite a~uarrios on the State properly, a SNO''
distance from tho asylum. Inc 'ee's
wbo were entertained by Dr.. kandoiph
Parksdale. the superintendent
ASYLUM. and mis- corps OF a9Si"~sod
MI expressed themselves as 1nnch paI"
with what they saw. Inc ceJ wit.
inst before dinner was announces VIZ
neeeod a dance by some OF the I,lnnto
patients. and after dinner were ainuseH ~
a dance bv some OF the male lhiua.oN
are at present IN tins asylum ~ ~ go,
$50 females and tho rest males. ln0 -
feeding these patients IS ~ - 80 tbe State
each. There arc in the ]ails oI ny az
seventv-6ve colored ~lunatics awaiting MI
mission into this asylum. when IS now 80
filed that no more patients can DC acc"hnO-
dated. r r,oopou
1t Is understood that Rev; H.. =; CReatnami
nastor 81 Market-street Methodist, Episcopal
diLnrcb wbose sermons recently have been
he tsit Of the town. has abandoned the idea
- snaatino AZ the Academy OF Music on next
Sunday night week;
The sheriff Of Washington county arrived
here this morning en- route 70 tichinon" Win
q Whit man who was convicted of commit
finc a n~araeless outrage on Il little white girl.
and his punishment fixed at eighteen years IN
the penitentiary.
Grand-Lecturer HobsOn. OF Powhatan
county. delivered an address today at Prince
George Courthouse before the members OF
the farmers Alliance of that county on lie
principles Of the Alliance.
The offerings OF tobacco to-day were light,
but prices were fully sustained. Very little
fine tobacco was offered. Zine black wrap,
pers and shipping are III demand. ana VIII
bring good prices. so far the crop show very
little of this sort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
A Murderer Behind the Bars.

LEBANON, VA. Feb. 4~.-lSpecial The off,
GERS have arrested William Sherreil. another
one of John Breeding = slayers. This makes
three that have been arrested and leaves one
nian.
January 18th a lot Of mon met at c. Boice's
sawmill on Dumps creek III this county 10
drink moonshiue and have a good time.
John Breeding and james GriZzle. who were
brothers-in-law. having married sisters. got
drunk and began quarrelIng about "a dog OF
Breeding's that had been chasing sheep,
when Sol. Grizlle, son OK James. attempted
TO shoot Breeding with an ld-fashioneG
Kentucky rife. but was prevented by
SOME of the null hands. Breeding
started away and was followed by
jim Grizzle. his two sons. Ramsey and
Sol. and young Sleyreli. a few hundred feet
below the mill. where the row was resumed.
The mill men heard several shots fired. and
when they got 10 them Breeding was shot
through the head and was dying. Jim Griz-
gle said TO his son Sol. Lets 20 home. the
old woman's got some money for you" lie
and liansey were caught IL a day OF two. as
they were not expecting TO be arrested and
did not try 10 get away. One Of the officers
asked Jim il whisky was the cause; he re-
piled that il was not. lie said il WAS an 'old
grudge 1 had against John" County court
meets next week. when they will all bo in
dicted. but will not be tried earlier than the
nrst OF April. II then. Sol GriZZle is still Ut
large. Some think he is still around home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Bad Condition of south carolina Farmers.

KFRsHAw. s. c.. Feb. -lSpeclal.I-lhe
farmers Of south Caroline are in a worse con
dition financially than any section OF the
south over which / have travelled. HAVING
failed in q crop last year and the low Price OF
what cotton was made have reduced them 10
almost "A state o. want. Few were aole 10
pay their accounts due for supplies. and con
seQuently the merchants will not be able u
run them another year. Many Will be uhaoie
TO operate their farms. ,r
Tnesdav last the Congressional District An
ance met here. composed Of delegates from
Chester. Chesterfield. kershaw, Lancaster.
Spartanburg and ] mon counties. Addresses
were delivered by Captain ): *. JehIles
State lecturer. Hon. W. n. Elder, idistric'
lecturer and member OF the Legislature
from York. also Nr. 4. J. Strait, state seha-
tor from J Ork.
Major j. ". Morton. from Virginia, was
called upon and delivered an address, telling
of the progress of the order IN the Old DO
minion. and took this occasion to urge the
farmers here lj sell OF their farms and come
to Virginia ar. buy their cheap lands ana
raise bright tobacco. which was more pront-
able than cotton. Resolutions were unanl,
mously pissed urging the farmers 70 curtaii
the acreage in cotton this year. use less Ter
ti.izsrs and discourage the credit system ana
all unnecessary expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
A Methodist Chapel.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. A-lSpec.al J.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church held q meeting last night and deter
mined to build "a Methodist chapel some
where in the suburbs OF OF the city. A com
mittee-Messrs. W. II. Print. c. d.. Carter
and II. ID. Jarman-was appointed t. select a
lot and make other arrangements. Inc Bap-
list and Presbyterian churches already have
chapels.
Bir X. p. Valentine. the president of the
street car line. whose stable and offices were
burned Monday. coltemplates using e.ectrl-
city as the motive pOwer N the future. Inc
line Will be heightened and improved.
The safe IN one OF the offices OF tie COM
pany which ESCAPED fire. though al dining
the consumed. was unlocked after the ire.
Its contents Including a sum OF 500 orsmore,
were found safe. though there were oppor-
~tunities Tor the dishonest 10 get at 1t.
Messrs. Woods AZ Aylett Of this city. have
sold to capitalists of Rochester. y. y, 5000
acres of timber land in POcahontls county,
W. Va. for Sz4. 900. The land is well tim
bered with cherry. birch, ash. oak hemlock
and spruce.
Mr.. w. r. Kent is very i'll of erysipelas.
DIR. Rawlings is reported as n II hopeless
condition. Erysipelas has superyened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

Richmmd-R. NJ. Cavedo to James Hole
ran. fG9< feet on Seventeenth street, morrill,
east corner Baldwin. 1900.
r. b. and l.. Noodle 10 Fannie J.. Massie'
personally. o,>o,
II. A McCurdy to j.. 2. Bell. ~ ieet on
north side Main street, between Twelfth ana
Thirteenth. $4,000.
NJ. l.. Straus' executrix and others to Plant
ers' National Bank, q - feet on north slue
Main street near Twelfth. Sli.Oy0.
Heaye,-A. b. Eaton 70 G.. II. \. BAL. ).
Thompson Brown aud Le Roy T.: Brown. TIL
angular lot on east side New North roa''
S253.33. -
Same to same. 30 feet on south side hinston
avenue near New North road. Sl33.33.
Ida Y. Gresham s trustee tor. il. Gresham,
quarter interest in 1875 acres on Henrlco
turnpike. slips. r. povor
James f.. Logan's trustees to w. II. beEer-
idoe. 30 feet on south side Graham street cur-
ner Gillian. and 20 feet on south side Uraham
street near Gillian. S350. oos.o.
- - iT~,antv second street near W,
subject 20 deed Of trust for 1900. 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

b;,;onie,s hut hy the "temperahce -
c,a,s backeI by the Prohipitionisss a..
prahih;,S~nIs, ,eserving to tneinsei'es 10
r,oht "a mt m. IL they deem ~ "sos' Tba
TI,re ticket of their WI hanu,ns1aI "Tne
ticket of Saturday ni.ht VIII oo "n. bo ann
|;.tse,a, T,cEet.I IL may or may nor DC sup
NluIeas ,hn I,oLibjtion party. The con-
ppiteu " Ills MONT will depend upon deFel-
opments. WAITING called for
rorrnarv I'd will determine the course Oh
the old line Democracy. ,Lo
There was an important meetn" ., sno
uanrv sors of Augusta county held last tues,
snp me meeting considered and concluded
contract for reDovatlng, enlarging ana lih-
nroyiug the countv Jail. The repre sentat.Ves
- the Van Dorm IrOnwOrx Company. OF Oh4o;
and the Panty jan Building Company 81
penns, wanna. were present ana su"n.t'o.
bids for tho WORK 20 be done. Inc con.'"0'
was awarded the Van Dorm ironWCfK coiu-
many al 90. ISL 40. This includes the 'hoI-
ough remodeling and rehtting Of the interior
Of the present Jail building. The Doaru WIN
also add another story to the present s'ruc'-
ure. III
The board Of trustees Of the city puoic
schools has granted leave of absence I" "a CT
intendent W. w. Robertson 10 visit Boston
and investigate the Boston system. ana also
10 look into the industrial schools there.
The city council has authorized the issue OF
6 per cent. bonds. 10 run twenty-five aha a
hall years, 10 meet payments on street lin-
proyements. The expenditure on streets loI
the past year amounted to nearly siO.OJ,l.
A contract has been authorized with Ihe
street car company for electric lShts. ms
means electricity US the motor power on tie
street car lines. j..
Vitrifed bricks have done so well here that
an extension Of street paving with them mas
been ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

eres had been burning near her residence sew
oral days. and finally the wind blew 1t danger
onsly near the hou G. whcn she went OUT -
extinguish il. During her efforts her clo.-
inc caught fire. and she being nearly ss'vn.y,
,yro years old. was unable 20 ex ingulsn tnsn.
There was no one on the lot but ger ~
Grandchildren. who were two small 10 io MI
assistance. They went of for help' NJ
when n neighbor reached the P!hce - ne.
Harris was dead. All her clothing eHceO' "''
shoes was entirely destroyed bs tue Hio...od
+. c. Martin. who WAS recently acyu pstt
Of murder IN the Superior Coutp Liter
county. has received an anohyiuoe1 thirty
earning him 10 leave the county ~ -
days or take the consequences. 80.
has been taken by the authorities y e~slop-
he unless there should be iur'neI siolence
ments. Some entertain the tear ena. artstned
may ne done Martin II has beeh as.''--+,rr
since his TRIAL that the jury WISHED 70 he
a verdict OF manslaughter. but couIo - If
cause the Judge instructed them
they could not find him guilty OF nun; ~ con.
Several names have been inentlDnou - fnr
pection with the Democratic holuIrar aarlv
tie LEGISLATURE this fall. but u ~ ra,nJ'l H.,
Dssy Csvhot the convention will proohuly ~.
The State convention Will meet y. mt he
June lst. and a county convention mus ~
held 10 elect delegates 10 II. Dut 10 4 -"
nary 10 postpone action on county nomIn
tons until a later date. when lne 49,
veptian reassembles for that pnrPose' com
Efforts have been made TO inuuce I'd Ss
Zones. the evangelist. to lecture mere. anu n 10
has promised t. do so when possible put 10
date has been fixed for the even
Mr.. f. T. Branch. a prominent Iawyei nnur
citizen of Enfield. was found IN q wen noai
his premises q day or two ago bu. ""o
cned in time 10 save his life. One report
saws he fell IN accidentally another account
states that he Jumped in while in mental as
order. brought on by an attack OF the grip,
from which he has been suffering Tor some
rvaarg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

NoRFoLK, VA, Feb. Especial. DIR.
James II. Spratiey died at his home in Norfolk
county TO-DAY at o'clock. aged eighty years.
In early life he was one OF the most prOlnl-
nent citizens in the county.
Mrs. Julia a. Trower, wife of j. H.. TrOwer,
superintendent of the machinery of the Wash
ington and Norfolk Steamboat Company, died
to-day. aged thirty years.
The British steamship Sir William Arm
strong has been foated by the Merritt, and
will be brought to this port.
Mr.. John Fentress iwhile out driving this
evening Was thrown from his buggy 10y a run
away horse. His collar bone was broken. and
other injuries of a less serious nature were re-
ceiyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Presidential Preferences.

LEFsBuRG. Va. Feb. Especial. Rev. j.
j. Baillies TODAY left for his new field of labor
in Detroit. Mich. lie had been pastor of tho
Baptist church of Leesburg aud Little River
for the past twelve months. Before leaving
this state he took out his naturalization
papers.
Monday evening last il was determined to re-
call the local option petitions, and instead to
circulate petitions addressed TO the General
Assembly PRAYING for higher license and
Greater restrictions upon those that do sell
liquor. Among the bills t. be asked Tor IS
one to make the liquor seller responsible IN
civil damages to the guardian OF any MINOR TO
whom he may sell.
At a small gathering Of some Of the repre-
sentative men Of the town the other evening
the vote was taken as 10 presidential pref
erences with the following result: Cleveland.
): Hill. 3; German, /: Palmer. l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
The Oldest Mar I'm Powhn,an Dead.

PowHATAN CovETHoUsE. Feb. Especial :
Richard l.. Owen. tho oldest man III this
region, died last week in MS ninety-s xth
year. IIc had lived under the administration
OF every President Of the United States. but
WAS not old enough TO have been a soldier II
the United States III the wax OF 1872. In early life
he was u disslpsted man. but entirely reformed
in his latter lie. and was baptized by bis son,
Austin r. Owen, b.. d., il his eighty-first
yegr. The ceremony was performed III the
most impressive and dramatic circumstances
He was a man Of strong mind. high charac-
ter. and his memory until his death was a.
most phenomenal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

BETHEL ACADEMY p. o.. Va, Feb. 4.-[Spe-
cial. In June will occur the grand reunion
OF the old cadets of Bethel Academy for the
pas. twenty-five years. Superintendent Smith
expects about 500 out of a possible 1900.
Among the orators expected is Senator Daniel,
who is now a atron OF the Academy.
Joe Dye and Lee Helm. who were recently
convicted Of tho murder of Mrs. Hines. "A
widow, and her little children, will be hanged
al an early day.
Dye. wh) WAS the leader. protests bis inno-
cence. but Helm has made n full confession.
also iinplicating Dye. Their counsel is making
All effort 10 secure Il new trial, but 1t is thought
there IL but little hope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Krd-Iinne, Nofes.

RED-HousE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY. Va. Feb.
4.-lSpecial. IA marriage occurred near this
place Sunday. the groom beng nineteen and
his bride only twelve year OF age.
The roads. which have been almost bottom
less IN this section. are greatly improved. and
farmers are beginning 10 turn their attention
to spring work.
A few days ago Alexander Hancock, a COL
ored man, was preparing a feast tc be held At
his house. and among other delicacies tor the
occasion. proposed having a good fat hen.
Being too indolent 10 run after 1t. he deter
mined TO use his old musket In getting il
down it a cidently went Of. shooting his wife
and daughter. both OF whom were painfully
but not serlOuslY Wuunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

CL1FroS FoRGT. VI. Feb. Especial. j.
Some weeks ago an action OF detInue was
lroueht by James a. Carter. Of Clifton Forge.
against ". H.. Van Lear in the mayors
court Of this place on a ,count of som. lum-
Der alleged to have been wrong.u.ly taken
from him. Mayor T.. Z. Bowles gave a YER
dict ia favor Of tho defendant. Van Lear,
whereupon the attorneys for the plaintiff
Messrs. Anderson a Moore. took an appeal 10
the County Court at Coviugton. and the jury
rendered a verdict giving to the plaintiff
judgment.
Tn remarkable feature connected with this
case Is that durIrg one continuous term OF
twenty three years. first a. magistrate tn
then as mayor OF the town, this Is the inst
time during that long term that Mayor Bowles
has ever been reversed by any court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
A Shooting Match.

STANTON. Va. FEB. AT the shooting
match yesterday between five picked mon Of
the Winchester Gun Club aud a like nrmuer
OF picked men from the stanton Club. the
contest was won by the Winchester. The
winchester Club was represented by Charles
+. Nelson, George w. Haddox. j. Z. Haddox.
I'd Stone. L. w. Miller and Hugh Mclicar.
The stanton Club was represented by w. +.
Summersoa. Dr. y. r. Nagnan, III. L. Lang,
w. Nj. Allen The Winchesters came out irst
IN every contest.
Your correspondent was approached yester.
Gay Dy q frolioitionist who said that the
ported n Tax TrAEs az 70 the city ticket mn
out Saturday night. With a desire to do ouly
justice 10 al parties. what the gentleman
stated Is here outlined: Saturday nights
ticket, he says, was not put out by the Prohi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
Did NOT Know 1t Was Loaded.

HwroN. w. VA, Feb. ESPECIAL -
Last night in the Office Ct the Hotel ; erklns
when It went of. instantly killing an engi-
neer named Snyder. lie came here a short
time ago from Syracuse. \. y, ana was
joined tins week hy his vile aud little glrl.
A lew minute before the accident he WAS
heard 10 say; Pm perfectly happy now that
my family are with me-" Robertson did rot
know the pistol was loaded and is nearly
eide afterwards.
Mr.. John Stanley. aged tweuty-four years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

BurNA VISA, Va, Feb. 3~.-lspecial. The
first annual meeting Of stockholders IN the
Buena Vista Cashmere Mills was held at the
Office Of the company to-day.
The old board Of directors were reappointed
for the ensuing year as follows. a. Timber
lake. J.. w. Blackburn. ". i. Coe, A. y.
Moore. c.. Il. Liiinger, c. b. Guyer, L. ID.
Coe. f. /. Jones. A. 4. Barclay.
Mr.. Efinger is Of Lexington. Mr.. W. p. Coe
is of West Virginia and the other seven are a.
Buena Vista.
Tuesday night thesubjec. of protection from
fire was considered at a meeting Of citizens
and the hose company was enlarged and made
more efficient. Mr.. G.. G. Ware. formerly OF
Richmond Is at the head Of the force, which
is Differed by active and energetic men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

CULpErEH. Feb. Especial. THE Baptist
Missionary Conference of the shiloh As,o-
ciat.on" met n few days since in the Baptist
church in this place. A large number of min
listers were present belonging to the Associa-
ton. as we'll as others from Baltimore, Rich
mond and Lynchburc. The first night OF the
meeting the Rev. DR.. Ellis. OF Baltimore, I'd
dressed the asseInblage On foreign missions.
Other addresses were delivered during the
meeting on education and domestic missions
by DR.. Folk OF %Lynchbnrg. Mr.. Ellys0n Of
Richmond and Dr.. Dickinson OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
: Train Plunge. Into u River.

PIEDMONT. w. Va, Fec. 4.-lSpecial. A
Baltimore and Ohio freight train ran away on
tho seventeen mile grade last night and
eighteen ears loaded with coke, corn and
lumber vent over the Bloomington bridge
into the Potomac river.
Michael O'Donnell. of Keyser, the fireman.
is buried beneath the coke.
Two brakemen went down with the train.
but escaped with slight bruises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

OyAvcocY. Va, Feb. Especial. ~ Mrs.
S. +. Bergman, wild " OF the late Rev. L.:
w. Berrvman. died Sunday morning and
was buried MondaT afternoon.
IL is rumored that B ev. William Chinn,
past r Of the Presbyterian church here. has
received and Will accept q call to u church IN
Kentucky. -.
1t is thought that the crops Of the present
year will lie more diversified than formerly.
The health of tie community IS greatly
improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
p.,,o,or. the Jailer.

HrsDrasoN. n. c.. Feb. 4-lSpeeial; =
Five prisoners confined in jail here assaulted
Jailer HAYWOOD Reayeis at 81. NJ today.
They choked him severely and made their
escape. Four of them were recaptureu ~
less than forty minutes and officers are IN
pursuit OF the fifth. A woman who was IN
iail did not leave. The Jail is a half mile from
the business portions of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05
%Jeier.ville Notes.

JrrERsvrrrE. VA. Feb. A-fSpecial. Mr..
Walter Johns. a prominent citizen ~ this
county. died at his home near Roiophl
Tuesday evening OF consumption. and was
buried this morning.
The farmers are busy burning plant beds.
Shipments Of tobacco are brlsE, and a large
portion OF il goes 10 Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

BRrsrsvrL1E. Va. Feb. A-lSpecial. The
county court has Just adjourned after having
been in session three days. T.. shelton, VINO
WAS indicted with George Garter for the rob-
berry of b.. $. EOberson's house at BrlstOe.
WAS tried. convicted and sentenced % I'VE
years Imprisonment in the penltentlary. The
higher courts Will be asked 20 grant a writ OF
error. Tho evidence was entirely circum-
%stantlal. and public opinion seems very much
divided as 70 the guilt OF the accused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

The Richmond Architectural Sketch Club
held it's weekly meeting last evening, IN me
Office of T.. >. Rogers. architect AM deciTeo
10 enter into their first competition. Inc
Of a Gothic church. Other matters OF I'M
,,ortance will be discussed.
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\ serious

PHEASANT STADr. Feb. ~4.-Tspecial Eddie
Macklin, employ ed by the firm o, Messrs. h.
j. Duvai d Go. as log chopper. met with q
serious accident to-day. Alimb from Q fall
ing tree struck him in tho eye, tearing the lid
OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

WELDON, y. C., Feb. 4.-lspecial. News
was received here this morning OF the horrl-
a widow who lived in the lower part OF this
county, which occurred Tuesday. Forest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

is dead Of typhoid fever. His remains were
taken 70 Louisa. Va. tor interment
The Kings Daughters were entertalnea
Monday NIGHT by Mrs. Ed. Prince at her resi-
dence on Temple street.