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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

We have received the February number Of
the Southern Planter, which IS full of inter-
esting and instructive articles. As an indica-
ton Of the increased attention now paid 10
stock raising in Virginia It is gratifying to
observe the unusual number OF advertise
ments Of stock farms to be found in the pres
ent number. The blood Of the horses repre-
sented belongs 10 the most famous strains, a
fact which in time must have an important
effect upon the character of our Virginia
horses. which have deteriorated as compared
with the stock OF the same animals which
were owned by the planters Of Virginia under
the former regime. The prospect now IS
that the breed. as a mass. will be improved
to a point hitherto unexampled. 1t will be a
memorable day when Virginia shall recover
her old supremacy in horse-fiesh. which dur
ing the last forty wears has been wrested from
her by Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

GENERAL Russell A. Alger finds himself in
the unpleasant position of being obliged at
this late date TO defend his war record on
account of the discovery of official statements
that General Sherman had recommended his
dishonorable discharge from the army Tho
great trouble is that the witnesses who be
wishes TO call in bis defense are all dead. 1t
seems a pity TO revive scenes over q quarter
Of century old. bu, while the charges may
not affect General Ayers position In history.
they will probably interfere somewhat with
his presidential aspirations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

THE CIRCULATIoN OF II TIMES is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN MS
HISTORY. nj Is STEADILY INCHEAs-
ING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

MANCHESTER BUREAU. TWELFTH AND
HULL STREETS.
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Branch Once; 11o4 Decatur street.
THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
THETIwEs Is SOW THAN ALL
.ur Il RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINED.
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STREET.
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BUREAU. 40. ) BANK STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

;.bsd speakinc. His remarks wore received
Itch the preatest enthusiasm

with the greatest entnusihsih'
THANKS FOR TWO.
Co,rressman Alexander. taking the pIa'-
-, -, m. cIose offered tho following reso-
luton; .,o~ 90 the Hon.
David Bennett Hill. of New ork. our 'n ,-
for the able. eloquent and patriotic auuIess
,bi. day delivered by him ana that our Po1-
ME will hold in lasting remembrance niS ~
,;cination in our celebration OF lhe ii.'n'
anniversary Of the MecklenDurg Declal"''on
of independence. -, ,,ror;r,orsI,,
Then Senator Ransom oiereu reso'us.on
~ thanks 10 Senator Gray, winch was
adopted o-a,io ror,;neo for
covernor. was introduced. There we're
lond cries for Gray. then for Carr ana
,ben for Ransom. but none OF them re-
snonded and after giving three cneers
Or Senator Hill the meeting DroAe
49, senator Hill held an informal reception
~, the pIatform and then returned 10 ms
Ln,eI Dinner was served at o'clock. At
r.9O o'clock Senator Hill. Senator Gray. Cen
o,ai Tathropand the 'nited Press correspo nd-
ent left Charlotte on the special car Neya
Tor the North. They are due III Washington
at 1875 tomorrow morning.
THE DAY OBSERVED ~ RALEIGH.
RALEIGH. n. c.. May ~. Special. All
The State departments and the banks o. the
.i,v we're closed to-day. being State holiday
"a honor of the Necklenburg Declaration OF
Indenendence. Governor Holt who was 70
have been present at Charlotte to-day on
tIe occasion IF the celebration, is quite I'M
veil and confined to his room, and conse-
ouently unable 70 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
Henderson Notes

HENDERSON. y. c.. May 20-lSpecial. j.
Governor St John. OF Kansas is stumpng
the State in the interest O the Prohibition
party. lie spoke in Burweli Hall here yes
ierday evening 70 a crowded house and an
uounced that his party would have u ticket
in the field and called On all Christians 10
support il. Mr. Southgate OF Durham
accompanied Mr.. 81. John and ~ the conc!u-
sion # the speech took up . collection.
The nominees OF the State Democratic
Convention are highly satisfactory 10 our
De pie. who now regard 1'nird partyisin aud
Pokism - dead ID North Carolina so far as
relates 70 State matters. II. however there
is a national ticket upon tue basis OF the 81
Louis platform It viii have some support in
this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Tho French Government in conjunction
with the Paris Municipality are considern-
scheme for the erection OF stores for preserV-
ing supplies Of frozen meat. 70 be used n
case OF another siege. Paris IN time OF war
. needs $50 tons Of meat day. A. this
rate all the focks Of sheep and herds az oxen
that could be brought together al the ia,t
moment would last but few weeks anil 70
might be impossible 20 feed them. The
stores about 10 bo erected will contain even
in time Of peace large supplies of meat ant
Immediately upon declaration Of war VIII
receive 30 900 tons OF beet and mutton Tbs
represents fifty days full rations or ono hun.
dred days half rations The ports around
Paris have sufficient food % last three years
No war IS likely 70 last this length u time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Propably the most ambitious. scientific
project of our generation, that of making a
ment. NAV at last be said 20 be under WY.
The first negative from the Cape of Good
Hone has reached the Royal As;ronom'cal
Society. Another il believed 20 be en- route.
This negative takes IN portion OF the sky.
less than a fourth of the apparent diameter
Of the moon, "A portion which can boz
covered by a quarter dollar held no arm 5
length. Yet il contains $4,000 stars Ma
chuery for the imperceptible movement Of the
camera perfectly q ft the shifting Of objects
during three hour exposure is described as
triumph of ingenuity. and Astronomers ar8
greatly excited over the marvellous addition
20 the field OF their knowledge which tbs
completed atlas promises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
That Goose Pilot Killed.

BURKEvILLE. Va. May 2O-lSpecial. The
wild goose spoken of in your paper recently
passed the residence of Mr. J. +. Leath who
lives one hundred and fifty Yards south Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad. east Of
Burkeville, on last Sunday. flying over the
passenger train. about five feet from tho
top. in tho centre of the train. She few a. fsr
as Grove and was shot and killed by Or N.
\. Corbn. II was the property Of Captain
w. +. Gaines. Of Burkeyille. He raised
flock. which were very pretty. This is tho
last one. as all the rest net the same fate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
Marriage Deferred Through Illness.

ORANGE. May Everything was in wait
ing Yesterday AZ Mr. John Terrill's ior the
marriage OF bis accomplished daughter liz
ze 10 Mr. Yandeyender Of Washingt0n
when a telegram came announcing his DE
ness.
Mrs Mary King. relict of John f. King
who died recently in Texas. is very III az tho
same place.
In suggesting so many successors 90 Hon.
j. ). Barbour why has our distinguished
cOuntyman. Hon. b. Johnson Barbour been
overlooked! He measures lQuite up 20 tho
standard Of any yet named.
Cut-worms are destroying quantities of corn
in the county and gapes IS playing havoc with
turkeys and chickens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

DAwvr1LE. Va. May 90 Especial james
T. Tredway. of Chatham. has been elected
district chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee in place OF Captain Harry Wood
ing. resigned. The Convention to nominate
a candidate for Congress will be held al Mar.
tinsyllle May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
. Schooner Wrecked.

NEW YORK. May 20. The American
schooner Mary J.. Simmons. bound from
Norfolk for this city, with cargo OF lumber.
was wrecked at Squan Beach. \. j.. yester-
day. CAPTAIN John Taylor and his crew OF
six mon were taken from the wrecked vessel
by the steamship Old Dominion and brought
70 this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

DURHAM. y. c.. May co. Special. TX
Governor John i. ST. John. of Kansas. de
delivered II Joseph s-cOat address 10 the Pro-
hibitionists OK this city and surrounding
country in the courthouse here this morning.
The following subjects were discussed Pro
hibiti0n. Labor Reform Transportation
Reform Financial Reform Tariff Re
form" Government Control Of Railroad. "
Justice and Rights" Each subject was dis
cu,sed in an eloquent manner. and the Gov
ernor showed himself 10 DO we'll posted on
each Of the issues Although the hour was
quite early-lO o'ciocK-yet the courthouse
was well filed and all who listened 10 this
weu-knOwn orator expressed themselves well
pleased with the address.
j. +. Jones. past district-deputy grand
master independent Order Odd-Fenows. OF
Richmend. Va. who IS here on business. was
the guest of Charles Hunter Norton. one OF
our popular citizens. past-grand Of Durham
Lodge 10. 75 to-day. Mr. Jones lett this
evening for Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
KILLED IRON AuBUSH.
Richard ID. NcCotter Murdered-Polis to Put
Up a Third Party Electoral Ticket.

Up Third Party Electoral Ticket
RALEIGH. \. c.. May 20. - Especial. - A
special from New Berne says News Is Just re-
ceived of the killing Yesterday Of Richard d.
NcCotter at his home in Pamlico county,
thirty miles below here. He was on MS way
from his house 70 the store. and was shot IN
the back by some one IN ambush. McCotter
WAS q representative in recent legislature
and was q delegate % the state Democratic
Convention. but did not attend. He was
man Of much intelligence and OF great promi-
nence in his section. No clue TO the identity
If the assassin has been obtained.
Colonel i. J.. Polk and a certain faction 90 e.
Alliance have decided 10 put out .. ri
marty electoral ticket IN North Caro.u1.
President Marion Butler Of the Farmers Nil
ance was interviewed this evening ana stated
hat he had no positive knowledge Of tho
movement. but intmated that some such
action had been taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Basic CITY, Va, May 70. The American
Library Association of l25 persons. starting
from Boston. will arrive here next Tuesday 20
remain day Of two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
wEArnEK roHrcAsr.

WAsHINGToS. j. G.. May 2o-For Virginia
Threatening, with occasional showers; variable
winds
For North Carolina: Fair. except light showc,s
IN extreme west; variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

LONDON. May 20.-At the Cabinet council
held to-day IT is stated. II was decided to dis
solve Parliament june 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
nIne.s and Dcath. near rrederIcks burg

FnEDrRIcKsnURo Va. May 20-The se.ec.
ton of Senator William A. Little Jr., As pres
identia eectOr for the First district Is esDe.
cially gratifying 10 our citizens and 70 the
Democratic party of this section generally.
Mrs. Thomas T. Wallace. Of this city IS
critically i'll at her mothers residence near
Orange Courthouse.
Mr.. C. c. Banton father Of Mrs W. J..
Burruss. of this city. is very III With heart
trouble at his home IN Caroline county.
Mr. Richard Melton died q short time ago
at hisresdence near Gaines Mill. Madison
county. in the ninety year of his age
Mrs Agnes Hart. Of Fauquier county, af.
rived here to-day IN answer 20 a telegram call.
ing her 70 the bedside of her sister. Mrs J.
b. Gayle of this county. who Is extremely D..
and not expected 10 survive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

PORT OF WEST POINT MAY -. isJs
ARRIVED
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Baltimore. PASSENGER
ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
SENATOR aRAY's spEEcH.

When Senator GRAY was introduced hv
Mayor Brevard 10 read the Declaration of In
dependence he said that coming 10 Charlotte
"a stranger he felt that he could 20 away a. a
friend. Applause lie was glad 10 come
into this beautiful State under the au-
spices Of the Senator 1t had so long de-
lighted TO honor: who had so CALAMITY
represented the Old North State in
the United States Senate. Applause He
great anniversary. As student he
was interested in reading something
about 1t and in reading something
OF the historic doubts which those envious of
the honor claimed by q single State had cast
upon 1t: but he would go from Mecklenburg
to-day willing witness of the verify of this
historic event. prolonged applause
The sham-battle had been so delayed that
1t was $50 o'clock when Mayor Brevard
called the assemblage in the Auditorium TO
order and il WAS $3.50 when Senator Hill fin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21
LAMDERrs POINT. MAY %. lsq..

ARRIVED.
Schooner John III. May: barges Norfolk
and Western No. !, Norfolk and Western No. :.
LOADED.
Schooners John II. May, Savannah: John l.
Randall, Portland; barge John Watt HoboAeh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

MNNTNI INIEIIfUFNtE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 81. isY2
Sun rises...........4;5s Moon rises. D.. ear A. VI
sun sets. ............s;i6i DAYS length ifh ilm
HIGH IIDK.
atoihlhs
Evening. ...... 4. ID
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY. ~. l>o2
ARRIVED.
Schooner Ella T. Little. Bateman. Kennelec
ice. Mrs. Jane Ming. schooner George W.Nanlu-
son. Cate, Rondout. cement Warner Moore So
Co.; schooner Elenora NaulusOn. GOdfrcy New
York, cement. ). II. HAYES Go.
SAILED.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. Steelmsn. Albany
railroad ties. vessel Curtis a. Parker. schosuef
Three Sisters. simpson. ClsremOnt. 20 load an-
beg for lhiladephla. vessel Curtis Parker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

Baptist Missionary Meettng-Poiitical Row.
NORFOLK. Va. May 20. - Especial. Tho
Baptist centennial missionary meeting will 20
held in this city Sunday next. Attractive
services have been arranged tor each OF tho
Baptist churches.
4 meeting will be held at Suffolk tho
2ith. Petersburg 25th and 18th, Richmond
9th 2-th and 18th. Drs. Ellis. Hatcher Lam
drum. Harris. Bell. TichenOr. Pitcher. Own
Felix. Owen and Wharton will speak.
The first row over the Bowden cOnges-
sional contest.came mp before the police justice
this morning for investigation, in which i
was shown that Charles Thoroughbred hat
been severely beaten by Dick Lewis both
colored. The case was sent on 10 the grand
l;ry.
The Norfolk Male Academy boys held TO-
day their annual field day. 4 very attractive
programme was arranged for tho various
athletic contests. and several handsome prizes
were awarded.
Tomorrow the second championship game
OF ball will be played in this city between tie
Union and the Academy clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

4fllnhlt ttt'ct4hn-s mo HORSES Tor lfoOk lNn
CnAELorIEsynLg. Va. May 20. Special. !
Much interest IS manifested IN the primary
which takes place tomorrow Mr.. C. T. Ben
son. ono o. the three candidates. has with
drawn. leaving Nes,rs &. ID. Carter and J..
i. Hancke. as opponents. The commissioner
o. revenue will also be nominated.
The death OF Mrs q. ". Harris occurred M
her home near Warren. tins county. on the
Eth. She Was eighty-one years OF age. Flu
neral and lnterment took place today.
Hiss Emery. OF New York. secretary OF the
Woman's Auxiliary 10 the Board OK Missions
N the Episcopal Church. will deliver an ad-
dress in Christ church here next Tuesday AZ
ternOOn.
4 temperance address will be delivered by
Colonel X. =. Cheves IN the court-hOuso here
next Monday night
The contributions 10 tho Confederate-me-
moral fund are increasing and amount to
@24i.15 contributed from February lot 10 May
18th. BIZ Arp OF Georgia. contributed
.3l through Mrs. VI. Is. Harf.s. The Ladies'
Memorial Association Of Atlanta Ga. con-
tributed through the same lady 800.
The tller,lie yearlings were sent 10 Graves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

end. \. Y. Yesterday. They were all the ga.
OF Eolus or Of Charaxus. The colts were all
entered in the Matron stakes at Morrs
Park. Great American stakes at Grayeseni
and tie Futurity at Coney Island; the FL
lies in the Matron and Futurity stakes. They
will be sold with their engagements. Dlsb0-
lus will be sent 40 the same time 20 Messrs
p. J. Dwyer. who have his racing qualities
until January ]. 1896. He is half brother %
Diablo. q winner of many stakes. in which he
defeated Longstreet the fayorIte IN the "a.
cent Brooklyn Handicap, Tenny, Hanover
and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-21

sun rises............4;5s Moon rises oil. e:i7 A. VI
sun sets.............s:i6i DAYS length. ifh. iqm
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-06-24
Queen City News.

Mrs. E 0. Gates, of Kirksviile,
visited her son Harry, in this
place this week.
Miss Maud Dillon of Lancaster,
visited with Mrs. VIM. Miller the
fore part Of the week.
Miss Ernie Sl,op went tp Mo :
berry Saturday morning to visit
the family uf II. Herooth.
Miss Annie Walker, of Glei :
wood, attended the chiidrens 8
exercises here Sunday evening.
Miss Viola and Mrs. Luther
More attended tho crmmencemen ent
exercises Mt kirksvilIe last week.
J. W Scott WAS in kirksville,
Monday purchasing supplies for
his Photographic gallery ct this
place.
Prof. j. W. Mcknight and Miss
Mary Satterfeld left Monday
morning to attend the state train
Ing school st Wsrrneburg Ehey
VIII remain about two weeks.
Miss Fannie Bonner, who WE
visiting friends here, wes called
home to Keosauqua, Iowa, We'd
Desday morning on account of the
serious illness of her grandmota-
er.
Child,en's day exercises were
held at the NJ. Z. church Sunday
evening, June 10. A very large
Gro I'D assembled, but many were
frightened away by ap spproach-
ing rain storm toward the close
of the exercises. The church was
beautifully decorated and the ex-
ercises were of the usual excellent
order.
The preparations for ce!ebrat-
ing the glorious Fourth in Queen
City are going forward rapidly.
The park is being prepared for
the large crowd expected, grass
moved, seats arranged etc. Rev.
E. B Ly tie has been engaged as
the principal speaker of the day.
He will be seconded by other able
orators. Day and night fireworks
have been purchased and q fine
band engaged to furnish music.
Everything points to one of tie
grandest cele brations ever held in
Schuyler county.
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his home in Humphreys, 0. He
was accompanied Ivy his sister,
Mrs. Il. " Bell, who intends to
spend II short time with relatives
there.
The Republican Club meets at
REYNOLDS Hall, Thursday night.
There Is to be speaking and II
general good time Ii expected. All
loynl Republicans should come
without fail.
Sunday School is progressing
nicely, but is not largely attended.
The parents should endeavor t.
make it es interesting an. instruc-
tive as possible, for instruction
kindly given IL children viii cling
to them through the Whole OF theil
lives,
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Willmathviile Items.
The roads are passable agnln.

The roads are passable again.
Samuel Smith is OF the sick
list.
Emma Morrison mas returned
from Marceline.
Ice cream supper on the even
ing OF the q, at Abe SCISSORS.
Mrs. Ace Rice, of Washington,
is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Lloyd Dotson.
Willmathville school closes on
Friday, the 24 inst. Pleasant Hill
school closes the came day.
Mrs. Ellington, who has been
so low with sciatic rheumatism, is
slowly recovering and is able 70
ride out.
shoop q Cook are doing thriv-
ing business. Honesty and indus
try bring suecess, consequently
they will be successful.
The recent fine weather has en-
couraged the farmers and thew
are busily engaged in plowins
corn. Crops are looking quite
well.
Chas. Moore has returned to
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Brashear Briefs.

M. V. Lee, of Greencastle, Wis
tied with Brashear friends tLt
first of the week.
Sherman Boone. of Gibbs, Wis
tied with his fathers family OF
Wednesday of this week.
Rev. Molesworth and family
were visiting at Downing, Mo.
their former home, last week.
Daniel Tuttle is having his fire
residence decorated with many
colors. The brush is menipulat-
ed by the skilled hand of C. E
Elliott.
It is reported here that j. N.
McCreery has purchased an ele-
CANT residence in Kirksville, soon
to be occupied by himself and
family.
Prof. Rogers and o. c. Sands
went fishing on the river Tuesday
evening. They succeeded in cap
turing four pounds of the fnny
tribe with hook and line.
Our city park is a most attrac-
tive resort and ls perfect "cool-
er" to all who enter beneath it's
lnxuriant foliage these sultry
days which ws now experience.
j. A. Beets is beginning opera
tons to manufacture brick on
quite an extensive scale at his
place southwest Of town. He will
have number of men in his en-
ploy the remainder CT the season.
Prof. John Rogers will give a
musical concert, assisted by a
chorus OF voices, at the Academy
Hall in Brsshear, Saturday even
ing, June %. Vocal solos, Duets,
trlos and quartettes will oe rem
dered by mem bers OF the class
under his tutorship. \ musical
feast is anticipated.
Brashear is making great pre-
parations to celebrate on the 4th.
All the committees, except that
on speakers, report progress. Ii
seems difficult to procure one who
is willing to make a sacrifice for
this people again, in the effort to
soar the American eagle over our
benighted heads, on this natal
day.
A. r. Zentz has gone into busi.
ness here, having formed a part.
nership with E. W. McDsrmit
who is in the hardware business
The new firm viii carry both hard
ward and groceries. We predic
for the new firm a growing bust,
ness as both are well and fayors
bly, known.
On Tuesday, the 21st inst, W
c, Tuttle, ou1 popular local lum
Der dealer, wss presented by hi
wife with three charming little
daughters, aggregate weight 13!
pounds; family all prospering. WI
believe this wonderful aggrege
ton of three daughters at once i!
without parallel in the history O
the county, if not of the state.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-06-24
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