The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17
SUNDAY. JANUARY II, 1892.
TEN PAGES.


y decree tNlfftu III tNV 'HHt' ANN"
KrAtz's stock OF goods.-Both houses OF the
General Assembly were in session.--lhe
Game laws TO be amended.--General
Smiths battle flag TO be presented to the La
dies Memorial and Literary Association
The Henrico county supervisors oppose the
annexation scheme General Lees birthday
TO be celebrated Miss Olive Fleming ana Mr.
Herbert Philips were married IN Charlotte "
C.-Reports aDoHt the scarcity OF express
messengers denied.
VIRGINIA.
Stockholders OF the Monticello Wine Company
hold their annual meeting and choose directors.
Meeting Of the Charlottesville Perpetual
Hu1ding and loan Association and election oil
officers. Telephone line to be established az
Ioviocston. Nelson county.-Mrs. Paul c.
Galloway dies near Norwood, Nelson county
The death rate in Louisa county larger than
known for years.-A prominent citizen OF
Louisa preparing Il road lsw.-Eugene Keys
of Stanton, charged with stealing money
package. sent on to grand jury.--liey rather
Fallan. Of Augusta county, presented Win Il
handsome purse.--PubIc school holiday 10 DO
given in stanton on occasion Of General Lee
birthday-1lr. T. w. Downing elected presl-
dent of tho Basic Company Judge stout. OF
the Augusta County Court. IS very lu--heV.
Dr. T. T. Peek, of Hampden Sidney. has recoY-
cred from his recent falkland slides III Bath
county.-Jsckson river higher than 1t mas
been for two years. General ROsser purchases
n large picture of the battle Of IreylllanS by
Frank Leslies war artist.-Umyersity prize
for the best article in the University Magazine
for December awarded to Mr.. G. A. Breaux---
a large hop was given by the young men OF
Nlenerrin.--The oldest inhabitant OF Chris
tiansburg celebrates his eighty-iirst birthday.
Mr. ". L. Scott, OF Marion. stricken with
paralysis.-Heavy rains in Smyth county
Charles Seals, of Marion, injured by
piano falling on him.-A new plow han
die factory soon TO lie built in Marion.
Ward G. Thomas dies at Abingdon
Masonic officers elected at Abingdon
l, is reported that steamer has been lost III
the Chesapeake William Ferguson shot
No<man peggins at Roanoke yesterday.-Bill
Jackson was arrested at Pocahontas yesterday,
charged with assault.-1he firm Of Ferguson
q Hutter. dealers in buggies, wagons
and farming implements, Of Lynchburg
failed ycsterday.-Mayor Yancey, of Lynch
burg. has vetoed resolution passed by
the City Council approDriating money for i'm
DlONtHtUtH -Nftiltldl JOili ilOllltc NllllsAs VI
Lynohburg, sustained serious injury IN that
city yestorday.-James Lyles, the condemned
murderer in Danvllle, made full confession Of
his crime yosterday.-Ihe sales OF leaf
tobacco in Danyille during the past week were
very light and prices are ight.--fhe trial Of
Duif Phillips for the murder of George ).
Smith was continued at Alexandria yesterday
"A slight fire occurred at Alexandria.
GENERAL.
General Robert Ransoms funeral took place
a. New Borne. n. c.. yesterday.-Mr. W. +.
REYNOLDS. of Asheville, NC. is dead.-Gereral
Lees birthday will be observed throughout
North Carolina Tuesday.-The North Carolina
Worlds Fair executive committee has issued an
address TO tho peOple.--lt is said that Hon
Charles Holdrich has been selected 10 succeed
Mr. Taft as Solicitor General of the
lnited States nited States Senator
Palmer. in an interview at Atlanta
yesterdaysaid ho was opposed 70 free silver and
favored Cleveland for he Presidency --Abtas
Pa sha. the new Ahediye OF Egypt. has arrived
at Cairo.-The funeral of Cardinal Manning
will take place at Brompton Oratory on Thurs
dSy next.----Ihe funeral of the late Duke Of
Clarence and Ayondale will take place from
Ssndringham next Wednesday Sixty nine
persons died of grin III New York during the past
week.--The South Carolina railroad is % DC re-
organizcd.-An attachment has been issued
against Joseph Coates s Co. on a claim Of Nor
folk citi2cns.-Sir Edward Arnold has recoy-
cred from the grlp.--Spcaker Crisp continues
70 improye--The German Reicbstac has ap-
propriaied 9OOOO) marks for the German exhibit
at the Worlds Fair.--lt is said that Prince
Of kN.f ,.-,ff
Queen Victoria is seriously indispose6.