The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-03
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Both houses Of the General Assembly were in
ssssion-The Kent bill discussed in commit
tee.-Union Democratic Club met.-Ihe Lee
di trict annexation question discussed.---
Rockets Democratic CLUB met.--hr Nc
Kenney and Miss Gray, and Mr. Cottrel and
Miss Null were married.
VIRGINIA
Preliminary survey Of the Marion and Rye
Valley railroad has been completed, and con-
struction will soon begn.--A shooting scrape
took place in Rich Valley Thursday between
John /. Whitsell and Doc Bates The latter
hal lock of hair shot off.--Mr Robert A.
Pen9leton died Sunday in Amherst.-Judge
Iohn ". Bell of Culpeper, IS critically ILL.,
John and Will burroughs, who stabbed MIR.
Samuel Thomas in Bedford City have been
arrested.-Two maiden ladies named Bat
tele died of starvation and restitution IN air.
fax county.-Mr. Walter Gregory of Aloxan-
dra. while irenzied by grip, bit his wife severe
ly-llr. James McWliliams, OF Fairfax Is
dead.-Rey. +. G. Scott. OF Smithfeld. VIII
take charge of st. Pauls church at Surry
Courthouse.-Mrs. T. c. Bergman OF smith
field il dead-A fatal emitting scrape, IN which
NJ L. Thompson was killed, occurred in Little
River.-Mr. b. Waller Brockenbrough ana
Mrs Francis A. Clark died il Narsaw--Ihe
stables OF the Charlottesville and University
Street railway were burned Tue5day--
Rev. J. Francis Robinson (coiOred), of
Mount Zion church, Charlottesville, ques-
TONED certain statements Of his fnsn-
ciaI committee and row ensued-
Mayor Yancey has appointed committee OF
Iynchburgers to visit the Legislature In the
interest of the Lynchburg Wom0ns College,
The fune raj Of Il. A. Pendleton, OF Lynchburg
took place yesterday.-The board of trade Of
Lynchburg is opposed TO the Kent railroad bill,
and mass meeting or citizens at Radiord last
night also opposed the measure.--Cards are
out for the marriage OF Miss Lucy Breckenridge
10 Mr.. Essley, Of Richmond-A PRIZE fight
near Norfolk between New Yorker and IN
Indian resulted III the defeat of the former.
GENERAL.
The ant-Hill movement is rapidly gaining in
momentum.-The statement OF the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company for the past
month shows decided increase.in earnings --
The bill allowing reporters to witness electrical
executions has passed both houses OF the New
York General Assembly.-Rudyard Kipling,
il is said, will make his home in the United
States.--There was an increased demand FOR
cotton in New York yesterday.--Dayld Porter
OF Savannah, Ga. was shot dead by his son
yesterday morning for beating his wife
Seven men were arrested at Rsbun
Ga, yesterday for illicit dstilling -Rufus
Glover. the well-known scout. was shot ana
killed by the Mexican revolutionist, a few days
ago.-1he Democratic members Of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means discussed the Nc
Kinley tariff observation-disclosures Mason A.
Schofeldt, of the navy, died at Capetown,
Africa yesterday.-Senator Voorhees, in tho
Senate yesterday denounced the corre-
spondent OF the Philadelphia Press as a
har.-It is reported that the steamship
Elder. which went ashore at Atherfeld Sunday
night will be a total loss.--A serious split has
occurred in the Kansas ADMINISTRATIONS
Peter Chandler died in Baltimore yesterday Of
hydrophobia.- Ex-President Cleveland will
deliver address in Detroit, Mich, February 22d.
1t Is roported that Italy will send diploma
tic representative to the United States in few
days.--Ths House Of Representatives again
discussed the report Of the Committee on Rules
yesterday.