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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
ABOUrY HE ARMoRY.
Interesting Notes Gathered From Around
the Regimental Headquarters.

Interesting Notes Gathered From Around
the Regimental Headquarters.
Matters were quiet St the armory last even
ing, but Roanoke is still subject Of con
versation. and tho financial result of the en-
tertainment last week was heard discussed
most of the time in the company rooms last
evening.
Colonel Henry c. Jones has issued orders
changing the date for the next regimental
inspection from the 5th of July 10 the 1th,
and next Thursday evening there will be a
meeting of the officers of the regiment.
The new cavalry troop of the cavalry regi-
ment. known as she Ashby Light Horse, Cap
tain EdgertOn Rogers commanding, Will be
mustered tomorrow evening. The members
are ordered 10 assemble IN full-dres5 uniform
for the occasion.
Great progress is being made in the Young
Guards. the Junior military company com
posed OF Sons IT Veterans which was organ
lied only few weeks ago. Tho members or
this organization are working for it with a
zeal aud push, in which 1t is shown That they
intend 10 make II perfect success. Az the
present time there is a membership of thirty
FIVE but from present appearances 10 IS be-
lieYed that their number viii DO doubled
soon. On last tuesday night a meeting was
held az Murphys, at which there was very
good attendance. Mr. Charles Taylor a
nephew Of Coroner Taylor, was elected
captain lie will be what is termed junior
captain as they intend 20 elect a man as gen
era cOmmandant who will be alert IN reg ard
10 syery particular. The company also deci-
ds>~to have a lawn party at IN early date but
The question has not been decided upon yet as
% where it shall be given. They have already
received "a number of contributions tor this
purpose from prominent people who are IN
terested in the matter. The proceeds OF the
lawn party will go towards getting their uni
forms. On Thursday night last the bows re-
ceived instructions in their first drill from
Dir. r. W. Ashley. a member OF the Rich
mond Grays There will be meeting Tues
day night at Murphy's. after which they Will
have drill in the Capitol Square.
Applications have been received by Colonel
g. Percy Halves for permission 10 muster IN
the First regiment Of cavalry that completely
fill the complement allowed by the State law;
Only ten companies are now allowed, and
Colonel Halves will have a bill introduced at
the next meeting OF the General Assembly 70
80 change the law that twelve companies IN
stead OF ten will be the cavalry force. These
additional companies viii permit HIM TO more
fully carry out the provisions Of the new
United States regulations.
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THE VISITORS.
WARD MEETINGS.
Democrats OF Richmond VIII Elect City
Central Committee Tuesday.

Democrats OF Richmond VIII Elect a City
Central Committee Tuesday.
Next Tuesday evening ward meetings will
be held in this city for the purpose Of electing
rnembers 10 the city central Democratic COM
mittee II behooyes every Democrat % turn
out 10 these meetings and send the best re-
preventative men from their wards as men,
hers 10 the copmtteo. There Is nothing 80
important TO our city government a. gOod
city committee. consequently II IS very lh-
portant that these meetings be well attended
and the best men selected Us members 70 tho
Richmond has o great work 70 do IN the
coming presidential campaign aud the other
cities Of the State will be watching WITH
eaoie eve the doings Of this city and 70 a
great measure the example set Will DO fol-
lowed by others.
Mr. James f. Flournoy. superintendent OF
Jefferson ward. sends the following to the
voters Of his ward
Assemble ~ Old Market Hall. corner Of
Seventeenth and Main streets Tuesday, 23th
instant. at $50 =. d.. fro the purpose OF
electing five citizens 70 represent you IN tue
CITY central committee for the next TWO
years. Your duty Is plain. 10 behooYes every
true Democrat ia this ward 70 DO present az
this meeting The eyes OF the entire country
are upou this city. aud especially JEFFERSON
ward. owing 20 the HV0O4o - Jul '"''
primary election.
DO not understand me as rejecting on
any member OF the present city committee.
Come out aud send 70 the committee tue pest
and most representative men. IN a 10" sAoIt
u,sslts the election OF President will have
occurred. and who can tell but that 1t may to
a considerable extent depend upon your
next city cammittee For they are the oiii-
GERS and leaders who Will, on tue ldes Oh
NNvemher next. marshal that great host Of
democratic voters in solid phalsn1
and with the batte-cry of Cleveland and
Stevenson. which like some mighty Western
cyclone is now sweeping this great continent
from centre 10 circumference. MSrch on 70
victory aud TO success DO your duty, Demo-
orats and attend this meeting
Mr. f. A. BOwerv announces that tue NAf-
shall ward merting will DO held IN Cofeofan
Hall at $40 o'clock.
Mr. j. 4. Ferriter gives notice that me
Madison ward meeting will DO held IN Sanger
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Despite the sWeltering weather the Good
Templars of Sidney Lodge. No. 428, L. o. q.
IT had a large and enthusiastic session at
Belvidere Hall Friday night. A considerable
amount of business was disposed of, hume
rous prop sitions r membership acted upon
and several candidates for initatlon were
made eligible.
On July the Fourth Myrtle Temple will
have % picnic al Sampson's Spring, four miles
below Rockets. % which the public IS IN
yited
This temple. an outgrowth of Sidney, Is
a large and fourlshiDg body composed OF
boys and girls who have enlisted under the
total abstinence banner, and are doing q
grand work.
sidney Lodge will on Tuesday night July
the 18th. have grand excursion on the
steamer Ariel, which las been chartered for
that purpose. 30 Dutch Gap.
The Rows Sam Jones. II. NJ. Wharton.
Dewitt Talmage ex. Governor Robert Taylor
of Tennessee and Senator Colquitt of Georgia
will in the near future lecture in Richmond
ia behalf of the trustees Of the Independent
order Of Good Templars of Virginia. who
purpose TO build a large and commodious
temple where al the deliberations OF the
order can be held. as we'll as a suitable place
for all moral and religious organizations 70
r0diate from.
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EXCURSIONS IND PICNICs.
Many Places Where You Can Spend Pleas
ant Day Out Of the City.


ant Day Out Of the City.
The Virginia Steamboat Company will run
an excursion 10 Norfolk. Old Point and New
port News next Saturday night. Tins VIII DO
a splendid opportunity 70 enjoy the sea
breezes and surf bathing. Boat leaves az 10
o'clock. arrives at Newport News, A. d.;
Old Point. A. III. and Norfolk. a. M.
Leaves Norfolk returning at Z. d., arrives
Richmond. 1890.
A very pleasant way for the poor pent-up
city people 10 spend next Tuesday Will oe 20
attend the annual picnic Of the Retreat Tor
the Sick at Ashland Park. Train leaves E!oa
at A. NJ.
The West View Baptist Sunday school will
have their annual picnic at providence
Forge on the 2Sth instant. The train Will
leave Seventeenth street at A. NJ.
The Circle of Industry Of the Centenary
Methodist church will have an excursion o.
Dutch Gap Tuesday evening. They Will nave
3 hot FISH supper. sandwiches, ice-eream and
cake. The Blues band will accompany them.
The picnic Tor the Retreat FOR the SICK at
Ashland Park next Tuesday promises 20 De
one OF the most attractive Of the summer.
Among the opportunities offered iOr seeing
the launching of the battle-ship Texas is mat
by way Of Petersburg by tho steamer ,. A..
Mccall There IS an advertisement Ia TINS
paper giving particulars of the trip:
There will be an excursion 20 West FONT
on the sth of July. The train leaves the
Richmond and Danyille depot 40 A. NJ.
stopping at Twenty eighth street. Return
ing, leaves West Point at 6l5 Z. N. the same
duv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

The ReveluttuntstS in Brazii Reported To
Have Attacked the k-dersls.

The ReveluttuntstS in Brazil Reported To
Have Attacked the kedersIs.
NEW YORK. June 25-A special cable Gis-
patch to the Herald from the Valparaiso corre-
spondent announces tho death of Senior Don
Manuel Antonio Malta. who succumbed TO
stroke of apOplexy while in his coach on his
way homo on Thursday. President Mont
has decreed him public funeral with full
nOnOgs.
Senior Malta was Minister of Foreign
Affairs at the time Of the Baltimore imbrO-
clio. and % his intemperate language was
lar gely due the strained relations between
Chill and the United States. He was very
popular with the radicals aud IN the election
following the revolution he was elected to
the Senate.
The Herald correspondent AT Rio do Janeiro
says that Colonel Silva Barbosa has reported
al the war Office that the reyOlutionists bad
attacked the Federels. After bloody battle,
in which upward OF thousand men were
killed they retired, but lett the result unde-
cided
At CuyaDa he says all sorts Of outrages were
perpetrated.
Senior Zerzedello succeeds Minister Ramres
az Cuyaba.
The Herald correspondent at Rivera, Brazil,
says that the revOlutiOnists have occupied the
State Of Santa Ana, SIOrOment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance Yesterday in charge of Or.
Fisher. had busy daY OF il. The first call
was at 1850 A. NJ. to Third and Cary; colored
man sick On the street AT 9.l5 A. III. a white
nan mashed Isis finger at the Henrico county
court. colored man was taken SICK ut sixth
and Broad at 1895 A. n. AT Z. NJ white
nan mashed his hand badly at the elevator AZ
at4P. NJ. 10 the Seyenteenth-street elevator,
bnt the patient had left. At5 7. ii. there was
a call to Fourteenth and Franklin 70 a white
man who was suffering severely from Aico-
holism. He was taken to the almshouse Tor
tTeatrnant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Among the visitors ut the Capitol yesterday
we're Mr. Frank IL. Anderson, deputy sherlh
Of Louisa county. who had delivered John
Johnson (colored ut the penitentiary. who
had been convicted Tor two years for house
breaking.
Mr. p. b. Moses. deputy sheriff OF Pittsyl-
yanla. called after delivering the following
prisoners at the penitentiary: Il. NJ Shyaer,
sentenced of bigamy and sentenced 10 four
years imprisonment; William Jones lcoloredl
convicted 10 two years for HOUSEKEEPING
Peter Payne (colored), sentenced 70 tour years
for the same crime; Sally Coleman lcolored)'
sentenced 10 SIX years Tor lnfanticide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Arthur Stocker. who was convicted OF
murder in tho second degree for having shos
ms wife dead. was sentenced az Jersey Clty
Yesterday 10 ten years IN States prison
While five men we're crossing the mouth or
the Genesee river. ut Charlotte, y. l., yes
terdav noon. their boat was capsized BY
tow line from tho tug Proctor. and Jacob
Berger and William Hetzler were drowned.
The bodies have been recovered.
AT Burlington. Ia. Thursday, Gus hrantz,
in A frenzy shot his mOtherln- law. cut bis
wife's throat aud then attempted suicide by
cutting his own throat and taking poison.
All three are IN a critical condition.
The police az Chillicothe. Ohio, recently
found IN the camp Of party Of tEan9s the
uine-year-old son OF W. +. Bladerick. promi-
nent civil engineer Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
The BOY was abducted from home about q
month ago. lie has been returned % his
Mrs. Della Parnell. mother tho late Charles
Stewart Parnell returned from Europe yes
terday morning on the Germenic sho mas
been absent several months and went 10
Ireland 10 help ia the settlement OF her sons
estate. For the present she will make New
York city her home.
Jim and Jack Morrison, OF the horrisoa
Gang of Alabama. were run down by heteo.
five and "A guide Wednesday. Naen ordered
10 hold M their hands the horrsons drew
their revolyers and began hr'ng. Inc ounoss
replied In kind. with the result thar jim was
killed aud Jack fatally wounded. Lhs 0leek
received slight flesh wound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

The Company Refuses to Treat With the
Men Whatever.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 25.-At noon to-day
several thousand people gathered in the pub
lie square and made a lively onslaught upon q
couple OF East Cleveland cars manned by nom
union employees. A number OF stones were
thrown and one Of the motor men had his eyes
filed with sand. After the mob had stopped
the cars the police made a raid and arrested
one man. after which tho crowd allowed tho
cars 10 pass. Early this m, rning three non.
union men. named Scott. Muer and Schaeffcr.
appeared az the East Cleveland Company's
Central avenue barn. and were immediately
taken bv strikers. Afterwards two more ap-
peared. but were chased away. The car vas
run down town on the Broadway line early
this morning. When II reached the public
square a crowd of people who sympathized
with the strikers sde-tracked IL and IL re-
NAMED there all day. Tho East Cleveland
people declare that they will run cars
through 10 Lake View this afternoon. II
they do this trouble is almost sure 10 follow.
The strikers appointed a committee this FORE
noon to consult with the officials of the COM
panIes and modify tho demands made when
the tie-up was ordered. The companies re-
fused to treat with tho committee, and
settlement 10 therefore az far away as ever.
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tho Druruners.

The Virginia Division, I. p. A.. held q
meeting Friday night at Murphys Hotel,
President II. $. Christian IN the chair, George
Gibbs j.. Jr.. secretary.
for the ensuing year: r. S. Christian John h.
Culpeper. G. r. Clash. s. G.. SHIELD Il. f.
Craig. w. b. West and c. w. Saunders. The
following committees were also appointed:
Railroad Committee Joseph Wallerstein
chairman. j. G.. Hagan. A. G. Johnson, G. v.
Clash and G. f. Woodson.
Hotel Committee G. Mayfeld. chairman;
C. ~. Saunders r. L. Graves, p. Voolfolk
and T. W. Sydnor.
Press Committee-John 3. Culpeper and
George Gibson, Jr.
Legislative Committee S. Christian,
chairman. A. j. Watkins. ID. ). Harwood
Robert Il. Roberts and j. +. lie Bron.
A large increase in membership was report
ed. and the Virginia Division Is now in very
fourishing condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Frank n. Slayton. the young man from Bal
timore. VINO several weeks ago was arrested
for forgery. was arraigned before Judge Witt
yesterday.
MIR Roosevelt Page appeared as counsel Of
Sl8yton and pleaded insanity for him. An ex-
animation was gone into, and Drs. Gordon
Jud. Is. Wood. l.. NJ. Cowardin. Major Robert
stiles aud Mr.. j.. j.. Bossieux testified that
thew considered the young man non compos
mentis. Several other witnesses stated that
flayton had been queer from ehhdaood up.
Tbe iury returned. a verdict declaring the
young man insane.
Thomas Jefferson was sentenced 20 twelve
months i'm iail and fined one cent for assault
inc Warren Wormley. Jefferson was also
fnod $40 for carrying concealed weapons
James n. jenkins. charged with obtaining
money nnder false pretensos had his case ad-
innrned until July 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Rock River Rising.

DIXON. Ill. Juno 25.-The Rock river has
risen 50 high that II has oyernowed It's Dshks
~ front OF this city aud y large number Of
families have been driven from their homes
Nv tbe flood. The water il now seventeen
feet above low mark. and is still rising, A
mart ~ the bulkheads Of the Dixon Milling
Company mills have been washed out. Tho
FARGO shoe factory is flooded, and other IN
dustrial establishments have suffered damage
Serious apprehensions for the safety OF the
cftv ara felf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Randolph Society.

Last evening at s'l5 o'clock the president
80 the Randolph Literary Society sounded
his eavel indicating that the society had
been called 10 order
As the adoption Of the new, constitution
was to be acted upon, quite large attend
&c DETERMINATION has been completed. the
society 81 Mil 90 along in the future IN pninter-
rupted debate. Several new members ap-
nijed for admission. among them Judge. Guy
Reeves London. Of Arizona, who Is now living
in Riahnond-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

that was quito interesting TO the spectators
aud tho game was exciting from beginning to
finish. The battery Work Of both clubs. was
good. but the Blue Jeans boys proved them
selves superior to the Gems st the bat
Meade and Leftwich filed the points fer
the Blue Jeans and Enright and West for the
Gems. The score was u TO IL favor OF Blue
Hama
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Governor Mckinney left yesterday about
noon for Blns Ridge Springs, where DO will
snend sunday. On Monday morning the
members Of the Board OF Public Works will
meet there to go over the road-bed Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad with view OF
ascer,aning tho assessed valuation OF that
nrOUertY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

The Blue Jeaus ball tossers OF the Hasker
A. Marcuse Manufacturing Company and the
Richmond Gems. ethereal twlTleEs. went INTO
the diamond on Island Park YESTERDAY after.
noon and gave very good exhibition Of
the national sport
Both clubs played ball with vim and snap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Better than that. many persons have
anxiouslv inquired about the whereabouts ~
the pianos and organs. The query has re-
NAMED unanswered. hut where do they come
from is beyond doubt truly said and an
swered in one word-Ramos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Messrs j. Is. Elan a. Co.. roal estate agents
p this city. have sold ~ Dir. @. j.. LanghOrne
Ito "MirAdoI" estate. located In Aibemarle
county about two mios from Greenwood
depot The price paid Tor the property was
$1,000. II WAS formerly the home Of 9. II.
lunsten Of this city Mr.. Langhorno will use
10 40 a summer residence. and he Is now busily
engaged IN having 10 fixed up IN modern style.
10 loft yesterday with Lis family " spend
AZ summer there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Mrs. Mary +. Purcell relict of James z.
Purcell, died Yesterday at her residence. SIC
east Main street. in the fifty-fourth year Of
her age. The funeral will take place from st.
Peters cathedral tomorrow morning ut
o1plock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

HE assertion that
is rapidly
rogaining her lost
ground in the pro-
ducuon of the stan
dard-bred trotting
horse is being daily
confirmed by the
progress made IN
this line by those
whoaro succe ssfuily
interesting Thorn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Prince Henry of Battsnberg brought 70
London with him from Balmoral several foxes.
which have been sent 10 Huntington. ihsy
are intendsd 20 provide sport in the Lew forest
during the coming season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

dozen years ago there was only single dwell
ing there is now a thriving city or 5000 in
haostehts. It's most important industry Is the
great huntington ship-yard which gives EN-
Pioyment 70 800 men, and within year mas
innhehed the two largest merchant Steamers
ever quit on this side OF the Atlantic. There
are many busy little cities like this growing
up al through the Southern States. with
their smoking chimneyc. noisy factories and
cheerful, prosperous people-oases OF protec-
ton 10 vast desert of free trade.
HANDS OPT.
Every protector
Has an Director,
Name. tn say. have l.
For ali the folks
That NEEDLE with me
TROLLEY WIRE.
The Woman's West-End Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at the Episcopal Mission
rooms, lombardy and Main streets, Monday
afternoon al 1870 o'clock. Religious exercises
will be held for half an hour. and a business
meeting will take place thereafter. The
Bahd OF Hope meets at the same place every
friday afternoon 81 o'clock.
Cadet W. n. Jones. OF the Virginia Military
institute, returned 10 Richmond Friday. lie
lett Lexington without dement, and stood
fourteen in his class He IS accompanied by
Oadet Newton If Norfolk and Cadet Aloe OF
IT. Louis. who will be his guests for few
days. Cadet Jones is a son Of that popular
individual, Mr.. |. n. Jones.
The annual picnic Of Leigh-street Baptist
SUNDAY school will occur next Thursday,
june S0th, al Providence Forge. The school
Will assemble at the church on the morning
OF the picnic. aud preceded by the How
itzer baud will march % the train. The band
VIII also 90 20 the picnic grounds.
Miss Annie McGraw daughter Of Mt.
James HcGraw. after q successful session at
the Academy OF the Visitation. Georgetown.
-. g, has returned home % spend her ynca-
ton She WAS awarded a medal for arithmetic
medal for department. the first premium for
water-color painting and a premium Tor
Christian doctrine.
The stock Of goods Of a. Marks & Co., in
has been sold 90 Harry Marks. the price paid
being y. 400, and the money has been placed
IN bank according 20 order OF the chancery
court The case OF Heidelberger d Co. against
A. Marks d Co. will not come up for trial be-
fore the fall term Of the court.
Tue death Of Rev. William Y. Sheppard, of
Danville. Ky. was reported in TIE Times of
Yesterday. Mr. Sheppard was a native OF
Richmond. lie was a brother-in-iaw OF
Judge Roger Gregory, Of King William;
Major Otway S. Allen and Mrs. \. VI. vii
son. having married daughter Of the late
William G. Allen Major Allen was on his
way 20 see Mr.. Sheppard when the telegram
announcing his death was received. lie was
O son of the late William y. Sheppard, one OF
Nchmond's old-time tobacco merchants and
prominent citizens.
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orr ron EUROPE.
sixty Singers OF tho Arion Society OF New
York Leave

YORK Leave.
NEW YORK, June 2j-Ihis morning sixty-fivo
singers Of tho Arion Society Of New York 90
gether with 100 OF the passive members Of tho
society. left for Europe on tho especially char
tered steamer Wieland on the Ilamburg-Ameri-
can line. Under the direction of their leader
MIR. Frank Nanderstuen, they give con-
certs in Hamburg. Berlin, Leipsig Dresden,
Vienna Munich. Stuttgart Frankfort. Mayenco
and Cologne, besides arranging great suin-
mer nights festival In Bingen- he Rhine.
All proceeds OF the concerts will be devoted 20
charitable purposes As Il Is the very first time
that a singing society crosses the ocean % WISH
the old fatherand. great enthusiasm prevails
ia all the cities % bo visited and
q rousing reception will be given TO she
AriOn by the prominent societies OF
Germany among others by tho celebrated
Wiener. Mannergssang Nerein. Stattgarter
Iiederkrenz, Koelner slaannergssang Nerien
and Beriner Liedertafel, The concerts viii
have the assistance Of Mass Maud Powell. Tho
American violinist: Mr. Frank Hummell. o. .
pisnist. and the welLkn0wn yocalists William
Reiger, Oscar Saenger and Frederick Gillette.