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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
A Separate Committee for Buena Vista.

BUENA VISTA, VA. April Especial J.
Buena Vista. becoming a city, will have
separate political organization from Rock
bridge county, the county Democratic com
mittee having concurred in this arrangement
Next Saturday night there will be- mass
meeting of the Democrats of the city for or
ganizatiOn and work. So far as the sent-
ments of Democrats here have been expressed
they are decidedly now. as they have been IN
the past, for MIR. Cleveland for the presi-
dency.
Messrs Herring Alexander and other Off
GERS of the two express companies In business
connection with BueDa Vista were here TO-
day considering matters looking TO improved
local accommodations.
As at present and formerly the offices of the
express companies were separate at the pas
senger stations of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and the Norfolk and Western railroads. IN
the future all express business will be trans
ferred TO the new and large accommodations
zor that branch OF transportation provided In
the new passenger station OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad.
For some time past the public interests here.
as connected with the telegraph service, have
been looking forward 20 the promised i'm
proved facilities. which Superintendent Tree,
of the Western Union line gave out. should
be forthcoming. At present all such CORE
spondenco Is managed at the railroad Offices
and delays are unavoidable. I he application
for the establishment of a commercial Office
has long since been approved. the location
selected. but yet the new and improved facili-
ties so much desired linger on the way of ac-
complishmeht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
III. Petersburg Electric Street Railway.

PETERSBURG. Va. April Especial MT.
George Beadle, president OF the Petersburg
Street Railway Company, who has been North
for the past month purchasing equipments
for the electric car line which IS TO be run
here returned home this morning. Mir.
Bead!e told me that the equipments for the
road cost about $4,000. The electric cars
will begin running about the LIST OF May. Inc
work OF putting up the necessary wires LOT
the track connections will be commenced
next week.
Cards of invitation are out for the marriage
of MIR Walter L. Gordon, of the firm OF Pur-
cell d Gordon. and Miss Belle Bragg, of this
city, al St Pauls Episcopal church on We'd
nesdaY. April 9th. at 4. 80 o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. David A. Taylor, prominent young
man OF this city. has accepted an invitation 10
speak ut NottOway Courthouse tomorrow
night in opposition 10 local option.
Mr. Frank III. Flagg. of Boston. is here with
q view Of establishing large shoe factory.
called meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held tomorrow afternoon TO hear what
MIR. Flagg has 70 say in reference 10 the fac
tory he proposes TO locate in this city. Nr.
Flagg is secretary of the board of directors Of
the Chesterfield Heights Company and al one
time was on the reportorial staff Of the Boston
Herald
William Elan (colored), aged about ten
years was arrested to-day on the charge of
forgery. He was committed for examination
The revival at Market-street Methodist
Episcopal church still continues TO grow in
interest There were eight conversions last
night
John NJ Langston will address a mass-meet-
ing Of negroes at Boydton, Mecklenburg
county on Saturday. to be held in celebra-
ton of the emancipation of slaves. This day
10 the anniversary of the surrender OF the
Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox
Courthouse.
Rev. II. W. Battle. of Wilson. n. c.. the
new pastor for the First Baptist church,
arrived here this afternoon accompanied by
his wife. child and servant Mr. Battle was
met at the depot by the deacons of the
church and was driven 10 the residence which
had been rented for him on Liberty street.
The house has been handsomely furnished.
The offerings Of loose tobacco were again
moderate to-day and prices for all grades
were fully sustained in fact, for medium to
good grades the market was somewhat higher.
The quality OF the offerings was of d rather
better grade to day. The highest price paid
was sl3.6211 for "a lot grown by Mr.. l.. r.
Harvey, of Charlotte county. Quote common
Tugs at ~ to s3: good Tugs .3.50 to $3.50; short
leaf 20 to $3.50, medium leaf. ~ to 20: good
leaf $3.50 10 ell; and fine leaf, sl2.5O TO
$3.50. These quotations are for red and dark
tObaccOs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Renl Eatate NOtes.

At meeting of the West-End Land Com
pany held yesterday. the company resolved
to buy from each stakeholder of record on
the LIST Of May next per cent of his stock.
paying $50 per share for the same.
This was deemed better plan for dis
trbutng dividends in real estate company
than paying out the proceeds of the sale OF
property without reduction OF the stock.
The Richmond and It. Paul Land and In
proyement Company met Yesterday morning
at the Office of Major j. III Dooley. The trus-
tees were instructed 70 sell the property pri-
vately. after giving full notice to the various
parties interested of the valuation put By the
trustees upon the respective pieces OF property.
In payment for this the trustees were author
lied to accept either cash or paid-up sub
scrption certificates"
This plan will enable the owners 70 separate
their interests by buying property with their
certificates and thus greatly facilitate the
company IL winding up its affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
THE NAVAL RENDEZVOUS
THE HAMPTON ROADS ASSOCIATIONS
Di.cuss the Desired Congregational Appro-
priation--wreek on the ehes"pes~o
and Obio-virginis News.

Nonrorx. VA, April Especial. THE
uomn.ou Roads Naval Rendezvous Associa-
ton held a meeting at tho Atlantic Hotter last
night. There were delegations present from
Portsmouth. Berkeley. Norfolk county Newport
News and Hampton. as was also General Alex
anderD Anderson. OF Washington, ID. C.. gem
eral manager os the board of promotion OF .ne
naval review and rendezvous. Genera An
derson made speech giving the Associa''o"
much information as 10 the best lnoao
OF procedure an their ehor' W 80
cure az appropriation from sshSot
General Anderson said that nc Wv 49,, tho
$3.50. 600 would he enough Meney roncress
United States. He thought 'nas al, cartain
should appropriate S5o1VoV, pus iei ~, To- an
,Lat the nresent Congress would oniJ ~
nronyiate $3.50 OOO He thought ~
pannrrn~r,a,;cn could be secured from tno
nest Congress. lie said that rs y1s ,ba,
York had made no move. out 'hou-"v ranid
the citizens Of the metIopo I'LL fhe com
GO 10 work IN the next few weeks. ino IN -
s.,;,,.as snnoinied 10 visit Congress were III
s,rnc,od 10 leave Norfolk for that CITY nou-
nesday next and will be recelNSu oy oena
tors Harbour and Daniel and the virginia ooH-
gressmen. .;,xood ia DONG
. iergo business this month. The shipment
Of fish North is very heavy. requiring se'elai
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah G: Brown, OF
Narfolt took place to-day Mrs. Brown was
the Oldest resident in this city. having lived
here more than eighty years. ana al the time
Of her death was in her ninety-sixth year
The stockholders OF the Norfolk. Aioemarle
and Atlantic Railroad Company are holding
. meeting at Virginia Beach to-day. George
s Jones was reelected president William
Evans Jr.. secretary and treasurer; j. NJ.
Deckey. general superintendent. with head
charters at Norfolk. The management an
ticipate making many important improve
merts in the road and the property ut the
Beach.
A few DAYS ago Mr.. Walter A. Stroud and
family. of Portsmouth, purchased from gro
cery store some canned goods. Shortly after
eating them the entire family were taken VI
olently sick physician was sent for who
pronounced the illness due to poisoning.
The Youngest of the family. beautiful little
girl died The others are quite sick. but Will
recover.
Stonevall Camp, Confederate Veterans. at
its annual meeting last night elected Captain
X. {. Marshall commander.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08

CURyILLE.-Died. last night. at the resi-
dence of her father, MIR. James Dornin. 427
west Seventh street Manchester. Mrs ROSA
LIE O. CURNlLLE, i'll the twenty-ffth year Of
her age.
MLLER.-Died. at the residence Of her hus-
band. 327 Nicholson street Mrs. NANCY MIL
LEl, in the thirty-fourth year Of her age.
SINGLETON.-Died in Baltimore on Tues
day. April 9Th. at i. NJ. General JAMES
W. SINGLETON, in the eighty-frs year of his
age.
BURGER April eth. at 5:O5 A. NJ
in this city. HENRY &. BURGER a native OF
Germany. In the sixty-eighth year of his age
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, t0J north Second street. TOMORROW
Saturday M T. NJ Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited TO attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
.be court Of appeals. lie is now In jail ~

the court of appeals. lie " NO" =" -"
Lynchburg. .sod On the West
virginia and dV Ohio division of the Norfolk nons ana
railroad in order der % 'S nriG Fa aGn' The The
III COCO conu,' Of the road is in this county
The ccs ps,S1S'. in w tSs S Snss Of sy
are not az a. 80 branch lines. The gas coal
~ this ALLEY is of remarkable richness, and
~. ~ Ia Iastern markets are anxousy awaiting
its shipment -. ,,.
sonic temple. three business blocks and q
nnmber Of residences. The buildings OF
Tazewell College and Tazewel Female Semi
nary will also TO added TO. The last work IS
being done on two of the churches. This will
make new the houses of worship of all the
denominations represented Episcopal.
PRESBYTERIAN. Methodist. Baptist, Christian
and Lutheran.
The two miles of street railway has proved
a paying investment and the line has been
bought from tho improvement Company by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Death of Mr.. W. u. Bird.

SrEvExsvuLE. April Especial. l-Mr.
William B. Bird, and old and respected cti-
zen of King and Queen, died at his home IN
Baltimore on Sunday evening. Mr.. Bird
leaves a widow and five grown children. His
remains will be inferred at the old family
cemetery at King and Queen Courthouse this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Bird is widely known as q successful
merchant Of forty years standing, and his
punctuality and accuracy in all business
matters made friends far and near for him and
his family.
Mrs. MAY Baeby Rudd. wife of the Baptist
missionary in Mexico. expects to visit Nir-
ginia in MAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Election of Officers Of Firemen.

HAMPTON, April An election OF officers
for Engine Company No. ]. Hampton fire
department. was held last night and resulted
as follows: George w. Young. foreman; W.
G. tombstone. first assistant foreman; J. f.
Lindsay, second assistant foreman; frank W.
Shields, secretary; T. ". Darling. treasurer
Robert Massenburg. captain of hose-cart No.
l: w. J. Cunningham. captain Of hose-cart
No. O.
The whole department will celebrate the
anniversary Of its organization May 10th with
appropriate exercises. which will be partici-
pated in by the departments of the National
Home and Newport News. Committees are
very busy in the preparations for that date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Heavy Ealna In Alabama.

ADMISSION. Ala. April The heavy rains
of the past thirty-sx hours have caused con-
siderable damage in this vicinity. All trains
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad have been abandoned on account Of
the washing away of bridge between Rome
and this city.
At Rome. Ca. the water in the streets is so
high that merchants were compelled TO re-
move their goods to the upper floors of their
stores The Coosa river is on a rampage and
rising at the rate of q foot an hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Tho American Mails.

LONDON, April TN replying to questions
of Irish members of the House of Commons
to-day Sir J. Ferguson. Postmaster General.
said that the postoifices had made every effort
to accelerate the dispatching of the Amer-
can mails and had represented 10
the Treasury the necessity of eIpending 1900
pounds more annually upon improving 10 this
end the railway postal service between Lon
don and Liverpool. The Treasury had re-
fused to consider the application. however,
on the ground that the postoffces had been
spending too much money recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
BUSINESS IN VIRGINIA.

ber Amount
Policies in forco December 81,
Policies issued during s9l ..825l6 8iOise 70
Total. ,............;....;. .5o44 saa394s.
Deduct policies ceased 20 DO
IN force during ls9l.........2l,s9l s2.ll54a2 W
Policies in force in Virginia
December 81. 1891 ........... 2s.t13 s412375j 5
isoi'....'..''..'.','. .''''....' s3lmss o.
Der 81. .'... ''' NV ai3saao Us
Total amount Of insurance in force
December 81. 1891 ......... f,i23,115 6
81. 1890 .'.......'''..'.....,.....' 5000 %
ssh '.-''...."...'',.,.....'.'. N9sa Is
during i,9i..'.-'....'.'.... 80, 5a7o1 Is
fees collected received or secured
during 1891 without any deduction
for losses, dividends. cOmmlssl rs
or other expenses cash, sl0f ,i6iy2.
total. ......................... I6l46i %
STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcHMOSD-ss:
30 10 remembered. That on the 28i day 81
February. 1891. az the CITY aforesaid before me,
Frank VI. NOOn notary public resident of tho
sail city. duly commisslonet and qualified hy
the executive authority and under the law OF
the state OF Virginia, 10 take acknowl otement
OF deeds, etc, % be- used on recorded therein.
personally appeared G.. a. Walker. president.
and James W. pegram. secretary Of Tho Life in-
surancs Company OF Virginia. OF Richmond.
Va. who, being duly sworn. depOse ana SAY. and
each for himself says. thar they are the above
described officers OF the said company and that
the foregoing Is q true and correct statement OF
the actual condition Of said organization on the
last day of its fiscal year, 20 Wit the 8lst day n
Decemle or 1921, according 10 the best Of their
knowledge. information and belief, respec-
lively.
- In testimony whereof ] have here
(cr., } unto set my hand and Affixed the seal
('HNi' I Of my OH % on tho 2ld day OF Fohru-
- AIRY, 1892. FRANK VI. WOON
mhls-fGv Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
The GyD,mastic Display.

The stage rehearsals for the gymnastic dis
play, which will be given by members OF the
ing. took place at the Mozart Academy yester-
day In the afternoon the junior department
was taken through the different numbers of
the programme and in the evening the mem
bers of the class OF young men and business
men took up the various exercises. which they
will present 10 the public this evening Sew
eral days ago the last tickets were sold for the
entertainment and a crowded house will no
doubt greet the performers The gymuastic
display will be repeated on Saturday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
D..,r,ction by Fire OF FIGURING MIL.

BRESrsvr1Lr. VA. April Especial. /
Showers Touring mill at Manassas was de-
stroyed by fire last night. 1t was very fine
mill, with capacity of one hundred barrels
of -four per day. Insurance small. II any;
At the April term of the county court. which
has inst adjourned, a special grand jury was
in session for the purpose of investigating the
lvnching of Heflin and Dye. Five or six wit
nesses were summoned from Fauquier to tes-
tify before the grand jury in the matter: but
no indictments were made. as none OF the
parties summoned could identify the lynchers
The body of Eugene BridweI' who was
was found yesterday. after the thunder storm
only short distance from the place where
drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Rather Startling IL True.

New YORK. April In her defense against
count of DR.. Parkhurst's discoveries in her
house. Mrs. Hattie Adams declared in court
to-day that the orge which the reverend gen.
tleman witnessed was prearranged at the re-
quest of Detective Gardner. of the Society
for the Prevention of Crime. Her counsel
will argue that this relieves her o. the blame
for the affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Town Charter Accepted.

CLIFTON FoRGE, VA, April Especial J
In the town election to-day. voting for the
acceptance of the town charter as amended
by the last Legislature. the same was ac-
cepted by an Overwhelmingly large majority:
The amended charter provides for ways and
means of making extensive improvements IN
the way of pavements, sewerage. etc. The
parties opposed 10 the measure made gal
liant fight but had the wrong side and were
\.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
oratoricai Contest-Death OF Mrs. Marshall.

CHARLoTTvILIK, Va. April Especial. J.
Saturday evening the contest for tho orators
medal in the Washington Literary Society
will take place before committee OF the
faculty. The speakers and their subjects ,.
+. Leigh. Georgia. the Empire State OF inc
South r. c. Crumpler, The Pontl H,e
Arena of 1892" T. b. Robertson. shall we
Fall as Others Fell." II. W. Dent, The Neeu
of Statesmen" II. l.. Moses. Beyond the
Alps Lies Italy" ,-.,...
The Rev. J. s. Koiner. of the University
will preach at the Presbyterian church sun
day in the absence of the Rev. DR.. Petrie.
Mrs. George T. Marshall died at her home
at Carter's Bridge yesterday OF typhoid-pneucc
monis. She was about forty-tve years OF
age The funeral took place at Hardware
church to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
cburcb Consecrated-Fine Rain.

CHRIsrA1NsBrRG, Va, April 6-St Thomas
Episcopal church was consecrated to-day aud
confirmation services held also. Bishop Ran
dolph and five or six other Episcopal diyines
being present.
We had fine rain last night. which was
greatly needed by the grass, wheat and newly
made gardens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
ST. Marks SERVICES.

At st. Marks Episcopal church this even
ing the last one of the special Friday evening
Lenten services will be held when Or. John Is.
Newton. OF Monumental church. will preach
the sermon. On the following Friday. April
18th. Bishop Randolph will preach and hold
confirmation service. On Monday next the
united service of the congregations will be
held at ST. Marks at noon instead of p. NJ.
The same hour will be the rule at the other
churches during Passion week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Only Fnrmer's DAUGHTER

At the Theatre this evening Jean Voorhees,
and metropolitan company will pre-
sent only a Farmers Daughter" ribis
play is well known to Richmond
ers II possesses striking situations
and sentiment pathos and humor
are closely intertwined The play will ba
given Tor the benefit of the Richmond Thea.
tire employees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Surrender ofthe LOTTERY.

SAN ANTONIO. Tx. April John A. Nor
rig. one Of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, said yesterday that the lottery company
would dissolve and 90 out of business at the
expiration OF its charter in 1895 Morris de-
MED that the company contemplates estab-
fishing itself in Mexico or elsewhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08

being towed into the Hamburg harboT vs.,sr
DAY she met with a mishap and capszed
Fifteen OF her men. who were below decks
were unable to sxtricate themselves and we're
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08
Republicans Waking INV, NJ. l..

LEXINGTON, Va, April Especial The
Republicans have come TO life and the dis
trict chairman has issued q call for the county
convention for April 30th at this place The
district convention will be held at Clifton
Forge to send delegates to the State conyen-
ton at Roanoke.
The annual catalogue of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute just out. shows twenty nine
members IN the first class thirty in the sec
ond, sixty-one in the third and seventy-eight
IN the fourth. There are two special students
and seven have been discharged during the
session. making total enrolment of 2O7
during the session.
AZ Inc incorporators of the Lexington and
western railroad, a corporation given exist
shce by the Legislature during its closing
hourS, has called meeting for this place
n'ir' Nm. ne incorporators are j. b. Pace.
M W. a. Anderson. Ii. Q. Stuart +. S. Roberts
Aney propose building 10 Bristol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08

WAsEINGTON, u. c.. April For Virginia
Rain. clearing az night; nOrtheasterly gales
For North Carolina: Ram. clearing Friday
night: variable winds becoming northwesterly:
cooler in West and south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-08

Tho Winners Yesterday and tho Entries 'oI
To-Day on These Tracks.

GurrzxBUna. n. J. April First race
five furlongs-yocalite first. Lady Eithan
second, Kings Glare third. Time, 1:O3.
Second race. six furlongs -Leveller first,
Seven second. Bolivar third. Time. l:l51s.
Third race. four and half furlongs-
Blanche first Bob Arthur second, Baliarat
third. Time, So.
Fourth race, one milo Woodcutter hrst.
Mabelle second. Drizzle third. Time. l'42
Fifth race five furlongs Inferno first, Kim
fax second, Rancocas third. Time l:Ol.
Sixth race. seven furlongs -Centaur hrst,
Amos second Eleve third. Time. l:3l.
The entries for to-day are
First race. beaten horses five furones.-
Mulligan Iceberg. l05; HimleX. lO5; Head
light. Lost Star. Napa H.. 1906; Character, lO3
Second race. maiden three-y ear-olds, four
and half furlongs Lillian NJ. 10; hoine-
run. III. SADIE III = Cooper. 80; Running
Bird. 100: st. Iaurette, 80: Rebe T., 96 Glorl-
ana. l0S Jackson. 80.
Third race five furlongs Mayor b., 97
Salisbury. H. Glitter H.. 1O9. Even Weight
81; Duke John. 1906 Avery, 1875 King Hazem.
Needmore. Pedestrian. lO9, Mccarthy, 1906
Fourth race. beaten horses. five iurongs
Ofalece. 1O5, Matagorda fly. lO3i Hannibal,
Queen of Trumps, Moonstone, 1906 My Craft,
Pluto. Krkins. 1913.
Fifth race, one mile-Miss Belle. 1O7: Bre-
vier. Badge Fenelon. no. Turk. 9S Pelham.
1O5.
Sixth race. selling, six and q half furlongs-
Sweetbread. Gloster. a. Blackburn. 1913;
Alma T.. S5 Ely. 81: FREELY. 1913, Benedictine.
III.
AT GLOUCESTER.
Fist race. one mile General Gordon first.
Question second. Tourist third. Time las.
Second race. six furlOngs Bartnena first.
Topmast second, King Solomon third. Time,
lis.
Third race. seven and half furlongs =
School Boy first. Park Ridge second, Sequel
third. Time. 1899.
Fourth race. seven furlongs- Monsoon first
Mohican second, Mabel third Time, 1875
Fifth race four and a half furiongs Sun
day first, Count Me In second. Vance third
Time. 81.
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth Darling
first, Souvenir second. Dousman third. Time,
2:2O3!.
The entries for to-day are:
First race, four and half furlongs An
trim colt. III; jim Gates. Rlpton. Clover
dale, Mute $3.50, Copperfeld. Little Dan.
1O9 Maid OF Richland 1Oi; Goldstep. lOl.
Milleden. go Edison, q: Santa Rita colt. %.
Second race. four and a half furlOngs
Pine Ridge, Ill; Carlow, Van s., John At
wood, jim Murray LomaI. Turner lO9; Nor
risania. Young George, lO6; Hyteria. lOl;
ArapahOe, 50.
Third race one and half miles -Eblis. Ill;
Elyton, Vosburg The Forum. lO7; Sorrento.
1O9; Middlestone. lO6 Bonnie King. Sam D.,
Bravo. Harsman, 1913 George Wood. lOO'
lillian, 90 Darling %; Paola, ~.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs James
vile. l06; Lita. lO4 Ed. McGinnis Vengeur
Gardner 1903; Cornelia, 9S
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-FoI-
hill. IL; Muclage, los; Addie lO7: Nettie
Vance. 1O4; Bonnie Lass 1903; Young Lottery,
10l Belle of Phoenix, ~.
Sixth race. seven furlongs John jay S..
101; Lakewood Nacgregor Manhattan. FL Car
men. Little McGowan, Eugene Brodie. 10.