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other reason why the synod as an inter
mediate judicatOry ought to have It's
constitutional share in the proceedings
If the assembly cOnld entertain this fea-
son, you would wrong the defendant.
The defendant does not think it credit
bic that this general assembly could do
him such wrong.
The second reason is the desire to Sc
cure a condemnation of errors OF the
defendant by the supreme judicatory,
but the supreme judicatory cannot cofs
denim the defendant or his recourse
without trial, for it lacks original
jurisdiction in the case, and can only
act when verdict has been given IN
the presbytery. These reasons cannot
be entertained without prejudlclng the
case. The defendant claims that his
address is in entire accord with the
holy scripture and the system of doc
trine taught in tile Westminster confess
sion. Again and again he has affirmed
his adherence TO the confession and the
hold scriptures. He is entitled to the
presumption of innocence until he is
proved guilty after trial.
The third reason is that the general
assembly has special responsibility
regarding the doctrine Of the church..
This is general statement to which no
Presbyterian could make any objection.
but it is no reason why the presbytery
of New York should be ignored when
they dismissed the case. If dissatisfied,
they should have framed new charges
and specifications sufficient in form and
legal effect. They might have then had
a trial and verdict during the past
winter, but why is speed necessary?
The Importance of the case calls for the
caution7 of deliberatiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Extension of winston Water Works.

WINSTON. Y. c.. March 31.-lSpociall.- Tho
Winston Board Of Aldermen issued their ad-
dress yesterday. asking the citizens 20 vote an
appropriation OF SlODO)O With which 70 pur-
chase the water works and make such extensions
OF the mains as are deemed advIsable. hlrty-
year per cent. coupon ionds are what they want.
The water commissioners believe. and give ap-
parenty good reasons for II. that the Taxpayers
would not nave 20 pay either principal or lnier-
est on bonds, but thar the enterprise III Whlch
The proceed would be invested would pay su'!i-
cient dividends to discharge the interest and
provide sinking fund.
Mrs. Charles Price. ons Of the lady commits
sioners OF the Worlds FAR and Its yice-rresl-
dent. will visit Winston salem next week 10
assist the ladies here IN organizing the work
which they have undertlkon. notably, the cree
tiOn of a North Carolina headquarters building
at Chicago and the collection OF worthy EXHIBITS
Of woman work
A sal and fatal accident occurred in Guilford
county a day or two ago; Nora WEIGH, IN
eeven-year-od daughter OF n artln WEIGH. was
cutting wood. in company with her two sisters
and little brother, from large log. he latter
rolled over. catching Nora under ~. The log
was so h avv that 10 required hvc men TO move
it. The child was dead. caused by a broken
neck.
il has Just been gathered from history that
the first day OF public fasting and prayer IN
America was ordered IN North Carolina by the
Committee OF Pubic safety OF Rowan county,
During the month ending to-day March the
tobacco manufacturers OF NlnstOn shipped INST
l.0o5.ggi1q pounds OF their goods. During tho
month they paid s6O,3j9sj 10 Uncle sam for
Teienue officers have seized an eighty gallon
illicit distillerv in Rockingham county They
also arrested the owner, >. G. Wall. and lodged
The board of trustees of the Colored Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College Will meet IN
Greensboro April 27th 10 elect president for
that institution.
Two Mormon elders are expoundng their
doctrine near Chapel Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Bridges Across the Shenandoah.

FRONT ROYAL. Va. March 3l.-lSpecial. MOT
long since 1 mentioned that there would be an
iron bridge built across the Shenandoah river
at this place On yesterday the board of super
visors of the county decided to Issue bonds 10
the amount of $4,000 for the purpose of aiding
in building bridges across both the north
and south fork of that stream. The citizens and
various land companies will raise the remainder
OF the money necessary. 10 IS estimated that
the two bridges will cost about $4,000 or $4,000
The Norfolk and Western railroad will begin
the operation of its rOck-crusher near here IN a
few days. The quarry Is one OF the nnest along
the line of that road and will give employment
TO about one hundred hands.
Randolph Macon Academy, one OF the flnest OF
the kind in the South, will be completed by July
the first. and Dr. Smith says he has more than
fifty students pledged for next year already
DR.. Bond. of Baltimore has been selected as
superintendent of the academy.
The next annual meeting OF the Baltimore
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church south
will be held here next year. The vote taken IN
the conference showed Front ROYAL to be the
preference over all competing places by Il vote
in the proportion of nine to one:
Peter Winsburrow. all old and respected cltl
zen OF Warren county. died Mt his residence at
Cool Alley Mills, near this place. a Few days ago.
lie was buried yesterday in Prospect cemetery
IL continues wet i'll this section OF the state,
and farmers are much retarded in thor spring
work. Wheat is looking fine and the prospects
are good for large crop. The SHOWS III March
we're q great help TO wheat
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rl,o RennhlIcnn Campaign-OtherN ews.

RALEIGH. y. c.. March 3i.-lSpecial There
has been q large gathering OF prominent He
pu lican politicians from all parts OF this state
here and also some from some OF the western
States and other States. They had conference
TO talk over tho situation and take such action
looking TO the fHrihering Of the Republican
CAM aign in this State and talked over national
matters also; the extension OF the Tariff League
was discussed, and the organization Of similar
ltasues IN tn" various counties or
the State. but they did not arrive NJ any def
mite conclusion As TO this. National matters
seemed to engross most OF the time of the meet
in., but State matters were aso talked over.
MIR. John Nichols OF Washington. was preseut
and IL Is thought he will be put mp as the Re
publican nominee for Governor OF the State at
the coming Republican Convention.
All the aldermen and prominent citizens who
went to Norfolk to witness the launching OF the
cruiser Raleigh will return tonight. aud the
Governor and his staff tomorrow. Tomorrow
night the board OF aldermen will hold an I'M
poriant meeting. as the question OF celebrating
the centennial year OF the city viii come mp for
discussion. There is a strong sentiment among
the citizens in favor OF making this year
notable one in the history of Raleigh. II being
the hundredfh anniversary OF the charter OF the
city as the seat Of government for North Caro-
lima
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Fatal Fire-charsed with Bigamy.

WESTON. y. c., March si.-fSpeciaLl News
was receive here to-day OF the burning OF Mr..
Henry ,Siraders residence, at stokesdale. His
little daughter accidentally caught her skirts
about the fireplace and Mrs ~trader wrapped
the child in some ed-elothing 10 extinguish
the flames and went immediateiy TO a neIghbor
10 get AMI apply some remedy Tor The burns.
During her absence some smOulderiny fire left
in the led-cl0thiny blaZed mp. and soon the
house and entire conten were consumed. The
little child also died in few hours from the cf-
fects of it, burns. Mr. S'rader il a hard-wOrk-
ing farmer and has large family.
a young white woman. who gives her name as
"Iis" Elalock, was arrested here Yesterday
upon n warrant which was sent from Raleigh
charging her with bigamy. The sheriff Of Wake
county was notified by wire last night of the
arrest and to-day Deputy Sheriff Brooks. of that
county, arrived and returnsd tonight with his
prisoner. j he woman came 10 Winston Iues-
day. and when seen IN the Office OF Sheriff
league to day appeared very quiet and not ex-
cited in the least. he denies the charge OF
ever marrying more than one man However, q
man in Wake county says she has
Or Gray superintendent OF health. saws N his
report that there were seventeen deaths six
white and eleven colored-in Winston during
March. There were thirteen blrths-elght
white and five cOlOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Norfolk Athletic Associ sfion-

NORFOLK VA. March i.-(Speciall-The Nor;
folk Athletic Association has been organlleu
with the election OF Sir. James Prince IS presl-
dent; John flanagan. secretary; Ld"afu uor-
man. financial secretary: H. Ii, PITT. ire esnrei.
he club starts out with membership 81 lofty
good men. The obiec, Of the Association Is 10
encourage and promote all athletic sDorfs ne
Association will erect boat house and nave
crew ready for the regatta or ley% ..
The committee OF the harhor comm Ssloners
has been directed 10 request the GoyeriImrnt 10
draw in the port warden lines on tle lorls-
mouth side OF the river and TO cut away HOS
pi.sl Point. which will materially wi1cn inc
channel
Judge Portlock. Of Norfolk county. says he has
read The letter written by Governor Mc ainney
inguiring what he will do towards lnvesiigat-
ing the recent prize night here. Ihe Judge
says he will cause special grand jury 10 DO
drawn IN April who will investigate the matter.
Rev g. ". Fell. OF Norfolk. has accepted
call OF the Presbyterian church ut CuihDgrt,
Ga and will enter upon the discharge oil MS
duties III few weeks.
The remains of Mrs. Josephine smith VINO
died M \ onkers y. y, arrived here this morn
inc for inierment.
Ms Colonel W. amb died here thlS morning.
alter A lingering illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
BOYD, THE TRAIN WRECKER, FREE
lie Makes His Escape From jail winnie '"e
Gunrds LINK ON.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. March i.-lSpeciaLl-Ihis
merning between the hours Of aud O'Clock
six prisoners in the county jail IN TINS CITY
broke Jail and made good their escape. Amohg
the number was John lloyd. the negro charged
with wsecking the train at Bostlans bridse'
near Statesyille last August -Four OF the prs,
omers escaped curing the night. and Poyd and
one other az O'Clock this morning. The escape
Wa effected through a yentilator IN the top Oh
the jail Boyd was lockei in a rock cell. Nhen
lie was turned into The corridor 10 se, brean-
fast he asked TO he allowed 10 20 III
IA cell above and get some whisky, iroiu
"A prisoner. lie there managed 10 make ms ess
cape. as the others had done. by letting hln'eii
down the walls by means OF a rope mace oil
blankets. Boyd was seen "a he scaled tne Wells
but before the alarm could be raised had reach-
ed the ground and made his escape. ne
sheriff was absent at the time lie arrived
home later in the day. and with the ponce ulo
now in search OF the prisoners: o,
Captain DOdsOn, superintendent or the mar
l0ftc. Charleston and Atlanta olyi,lon OF u
idchmond and Danyi.le, il here, and rs soon as
he learned Of Boyds escape he sent SIX or elght
men in pnrsuit. No tldings as yet nave Deen re-
ceiYed Of the fugitivss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

CHAPEL HILL, n. c.. March Sl-Srecial The
Shakespeare Society OF the University OF North
TUESDAY night Match 2oth at half-past ?
o'clock After the regular business proceedings
the president of the society. Dr. Hume. OF the
English department in the University. intro
duced the subject of discussion for the eve
nlng-"t Comparison OF the Greek with the
Modern Romantic or Shakespearean Drama"
Mr.. Frank {. Mebane presented u very inter
esting paper on the unity OF time. place and ac-
non OF Shakespeares Macbeth as compared
with Agamemnon. one OF the Orestean Trilogy,
by Esch,lus
1he paper on the portraituro Of woman in the
ancient and modern manner. by Mr. Hownrd A.
banks, fellow IN tho University, was thorough
hrd pleasing 20 ali rresen, The two .peciai
Hschylus' Clytemnestra "N1
80 Rev. NJ, Towers. Of the Episcopal church In
Chapel Hill. who Is pursuing q post. cradm. -
English course IN the University, read = third
VERY excellent and instructive paper on the On.
SibptiaR- 'F'''7 - S'A''' AAu 'es'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Meeting Of the Farmers Alliance.

LrEsBURo, Va. March SO.-Ispecial The
Farmers Alliance OF Ioudoun county met
hero to-day. There was q very good attendance
and good deal OF business was transacted by
them.
One day last week Mr.. A. Vandevanter had his
morse which lie had ridden 10 the Hamilton
postoffce Just aner dark, stolen. The thief a
Young white man. named Ito )kins. was the
ne day arrested with the horseln WASHINGTON
snerin Russell without a requisition. went
AFTER him, He consented TO come with the
ssnsril ana Is now safely lodged in the Lees
ourx JAIL heacknowleiges the theft. lie has
vie ana child here in the county.
rev. mr.. Bitter. formerly OF this county, but
more, recently OF Missouri has been mani
s WL?usy called by the Presbyterian church OF
ths. Nv" Nv 70 serve as pastor. 1t Is understood
move hsy n, ~, wil accept the call and soon
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Rev. Edward Lane-New Cos Mains.

CHARLorTEsvILf y. Va. March 3i.-lSpec ial j
The Rev Dr.. Edward Lane. the Presbytefian
missionary. news Of whose death at ms post IN
nrazil has Just been received. WAS wei known
here. lis son was at ,Pantops Academy last
year. 8.
Tho remains Of Mr.. s. G. Harris. VINO cled
Monday were taken 10 Scoitsville to-day Tor IN
termeni beside the body OF MS wife ne was
eighty nine years old. He was native oil Nei-
son county bat had resided IN this county with
his daughter Mrs. Dawson for MANI wears.
Ihe council COMMITTEES on lights has ordered
new gas mains TO be put IN along Main street.
The present pi.es have been constantly IN use
from the establishment OF the FIRST gas plant
over thirty years ago The new pipes Will be
SIX or eight inches. The council committee
on water has ordered the extension OF water
pines IN the northwest section OF The city.
The last game botween the Bostons and the
'YGrsities was to have taken place to-day. The
weather struck out" both sides, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
A Book Firm Fails-Humphrey Dabney Dead

LYNcHbURa. Va. March 3D. SPECIAL "A deed
of assignment WAS recorded at the clerks office
this afternoon from ID. b. Payne. who con-
ducts a bookstore. to II. Irvine Scott as trus-
tee. The deed provides for the winding up of
the business, and for the disposal OF the pro-
Deeds. The liabilities amount TO about $500.
and IL is thought that the assets are sufficient
to pay out. There are no preferred creditors.
The death of Mr.. Humphrey Dabney, a we'll
known citizen, occurred at an early hour this
morning. DE had been a sufferer Tor a long
time with Brights disease. lilo was native OF
Richmond. and tifty-fiye years of age.
The Lynchburg Club has received from Mr.
John s. Morris, of Caney, Kansas. a handsome
and an appropriate present which will add
greatly to the ornamental features OF the club &
rooms when the building is completed. There
is q head Of a buck stuffed and mounted-a very
fine specimen; the head OF jack rabbit bad
ger and pair OF allard ducks. All are hand
somely mounted The birds and animals were
killed by Mr.; Morris, who is with MIR. Robert
Owne. on the latter ranch in Kansas near in
dian Territory. He formerly lived in Lynch
burg. and all the meiabers OF the Gun Club
knew him TO be an enthusiastic sportsman.
The club was delighted with his present. and
he was last night elected an honorary member.
The club expects TO open up its club house back
OF the park and have house warming" about
mil
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pendent who gets in the way OF tho approaching
avalanche OF voters H.. .wolve months or moro
aud Of the .hs s.nos Of s.ock ana
pnrchsseu xio'y Mr. Browne is native ol
New Hampshire and Snt of Of sho Washington 1nS9o
lost. cl Nisa Jonnie Davis
hene &c 1~ean,,,iu Henry Davis. we're married
last night They 'il go to Europe S on e griaSl
toui ~ ~w,ss army. having been ordered to
ns n, 70 the war del ariment he is success.
ri ershi,ecs of this ely. and Will return IL
few months. o .ovar.l s,reats
with yitrihed BRICK .,,xo, ,,a cosi,io,
of ganeral manager of { he Virginia COMPANY.
~ H. a rYperienced min eralogst aud forciblo
writer and Will be missed from southwest VIZ
gina should he conclude TO make MS nome
Rev. sam Jones will begin s.series OF MEETINGS
here MAY lsi. tabernacle win seA'inH
capacity Of 100 viii be built i?r nm. IA.
The Lepul lican committee Tor ihis CITY hre
making preparations Tor the STATE Convention
to meet here May 9Th.
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EgEF TiNGS.


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF The
y SLOSS IRON AND STEEL COMPANf;-
In accordance with the bylaws notice is hereby
given that the ANNUAL MEETING ot the
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Sloss Iron ana steer
Company will he held at the Office Of ne COM
pany in Birming ham. Ala. on NhDNEoDA1.
March II. 1892. at - o'clock ". for the election
OF officers and such other business as NAV he
brought before the meeting.
At such meet ng Will also be considered 2
proposition 20 increase the capital stock OF salti
company. and to issue preferred stock FOR such
increase. or 20 issue debcnture or other bonds
of the company. and 10 secure such bond by
mortgage on the property and franchises OF the
company. or on either, or on part of such prop
ertv and franchises. go,
The books for the transfer of stock will be
closed from March .. 1892, p 81, 60 March Il,
1Sle u A. NJ ". L. SINS,
fe l5-tu&thiw Secretary
The meeting Of stockholders under the fore
gong call has been duly adjourned until WE'D
NESDA}. March 30. lsl! II o'clock W., at the
once OF the company. birmingham. Ala.
lnh ls-fr&su2w ". j.. SIMS Secretary.
The meeting Of the stockholders under the
foregoing call has been duly &c. burned until
FRIDAY April -. 1872. az IL NJ, at the office OF
the company. birmingham. Ala.
W. l.. SIMS.
an 1-fEsu2w secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
SHOT BY A MASKED MOB.
TINE BgUrAI woRK or AssAssIxs.
Farther Particulars OF the Fairfax Assault
Many Burgiaries IN Danviiie.
virginia Affairs.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. March Si.-lspeciall-lh'
residence OF Richard Benton. prominent ciu
zen residing near Middieburs. Loudoun county
was attacked by Ave masked men on Monday
night. who fired into tho house. one of the shots
taking effect IN the breast Of Miss Annie Ben
ton. who had retired. seriously ininring her
Miss Benton WAS lying in her father
bed, he having Gono from hs"'o
on business On seeing thar '"e'
had shot the lady instead OF her iather' way
they intended to murder, tho 1--WE, two OF ""o"'
were colorod left the premises. An nns no,,,,,
ful attempt was made 90 assassina'o W ,'ro~sifs
about a year ago Great eAcltsn"e.. 'aonIf
and efforts are being made to de'ec' '"o
lie assassins. -. ro;rfax sSsauIt
which appeared in 10 days liNis' aIt Avail.
ON "Wednesday afternoon, Whlic M 1 h,as ~
King III eighteen-year-Old granhaausn 49, "a
Inb-e uonvcrs living AZ Sp,lnginan. arm
s~,',,v ,eas Walking along the rhiloau hcAi
~ ,'S,oo che WAS accOsted uy an hI<uv"Is
neero ,nsn who attempted 20 take hol" ! iaea.
Sbe lecame alarmed and started 70 run p"' 81 ri
foiloweI br the negro who o'ertooN hei e"u
sttsn'rted 10 choke her. She, however. sSS
"eedeA an freeing herself and caliei 10Y no.p'
when fhe nend fed 90 the woods ne wa pn az
sued b. mob. but succeeded ia msAih3 LIS CO.
cape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Richmond Visitors.

NORFOLK Va. March 3i.--ISpecal Mr.. Il. L..
Denoon. of the real estate firm Of Dcnoon. Tup-
per A Co of Richmond arrived III the city yes
ierday. with party OF about fifty gentlemen Of
that city. for the purpose OF investing III real
estate In this vicinity. ~,
James Lyons Colone! Il. O James. DR.. l. Curd
and Messrs. W J. Westwood, 4. ID. Newell. s.
hsss J. II. Robinson George g. Jefferson, j. ).
Poh and E. VI. CTutchfeld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
ReCeption and banquet.

NEWCASTLE, Va, March SO.-lSpecial. Tho
young men Of this place gave reception at
the parlols OF the Craig City Ian last evening.
Covers were laid for fifty guests and most
pleasant time was spent
Mr. William Snead was married 10 Miss Nan
ME Reid last evening. al the residence OF the
brides father. on Craig creek
Mr.. Snead is a popular Chesapeake and ONO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
A Ealing Chimney Causes Much Da,nagc.

CHRIsTIANsBuRG. Va. March Especial J.
To-day while W c. Judkins. Of the luikins
House was tearing down large brick chimney
il fell through the rear end of the drug store
of Thompson. Hogan * Co, and MIR. Thompson
barely escaped eng crushed TO DEATH: As 1t
was no one was hurt although Nessrs. Ihomp-
son. Hogan Co. say that their loss vail be be-
tween 1900 and $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Democrat. Preparing for thu c.u,n.,

off21ssossf. "a, March so-spcciall Thu trial
wiil smith who killed Peter Aiiif last fall
smith was ,r IF sn s ihas,ngs court April ssh'
snanssd pntihe court GRANTED II; ~ snsea %
ire ~ naantotmaiity In summoning the jury
and saccessfn j', es are PREPARING Tor vigorous
psSp osganized in the Fifth ward t'a a c!no hss
NJ 2. os5ssnized On the second Friday n;Sht
M2minsNons Tor the city olicss viii * n az H.
SsaRhfy' ana woe TO ths Republican o. inds'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

WAsHINGToy. -. C.. March 3l.-For Virginia
Showers tonight. followed by clearing warmer
weather trldav: rain on Saturday.
For North Carolina: Fair: easterly winds:
warmer IN extreme western portion.
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Y. M. L. Board

LEXINGTON. Va. March 3.-lSpeciall-The
Governor has ordered called meeting of the
tute to be held at this place prll 18th The OBJ
ject Of the meeting was not stated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

For dyspepsia. liver complaint chronic ba,
tattis. jaundlce, torpor of liver and osnsrsl
debility following upon malariaI d,seasss
dropsy' diarrh0a. dysentery. Constipation
hemorrhoids. uterine. renal and cystic dis
eases, haematura. rheumatism. catamenial
derangement and other female complaints
use the Glenn Spring Is. G. } Mineral Water
~ you are suffering from any OF these com.
pants send for one case OF Glenn SPRINGS
Water and give it trial. For sale by
l. WAGNER. Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Broad streets
General Agents for tho Water.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
BEEcHAA's PILLS sell well because they
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

rorNEw ION crry
mfereih the gsfoss Iiv
smeA
Bchen Compan ofAmercs
feso ftherin fomat on
banda
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