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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
GIN ARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QCEENSTOWN.
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Imtra Man -. D. In. Unbf!a June 10, D. m.
Aulaua MAY a IN. AufJnI a. June -. =
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EXTRA SlEAM EliS.
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from Pier iO North River foot Of Clafkson-st
Cabin passage sjj upward second cabin. s35 and
upward, according to ricamrr and location.
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very For might aud la>.ahe olly at the
corpanys onice No. I bowling ,irccl. New'fork
NILENnE Il KEOMN 60. GcneInl Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
Business Gbances.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured fos
business purposes; in,e-tors adyised with
out char,cj Of desirable opportunities; hign.
est commercial reference. GRIGGS 3
CARLETON, Brokers, .02 Broadway.
A "PGTTLING BUSINESS. "-Oldes.
tabli-hed choice trade: $4,000 yearly;
seam, all machinery. wagons and horsest
long lease. cheap remit plant Is 10 .perfecA
orler; Investigate; Il. 500 cash, balance
st Newark n +, 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06

the warrant and he went 10 the home
OF n negro where ''cake cutting WINS IN
progress, end attempted 10 arrest Edward
Waller. when Jordan Waller. a brother ~
Edward. inierfcred. and both assaulted
Valentine and had him down. when ne
drcw his pistol and shot Jordan Waller IN
the head, killing him instantly. sam maue
no effort to escape, and was arrested and
committed to Jail to await the action OF
the grand jury. :,
A very strong Endorsement OF Mr.. J. IL:
Tucker for Attorney-Gcnerai OF the tniteu
States has been drawn mp and signed unani.
mously by our bar. His appointment Would
give great satisfaction 10 our people, IRE
spcciive OF party.
The editorial comment In Sundays Times
on the mistake Of Mr. Cleveland IN inter
fsrlng In the election Of United states
Senator in New York Is both patriotic ana
able. and receives the unqualified indorse-
racnt Of our people.
The sales Of leaf tobacco havc been hght
on orr market for the last two weeks b"'
the prices have been firm, with indications
for further advance when the season
well opens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
The Track Blochaced ind Much Damage


WELDON. ~. C.. Jan. 5.-special-The
first section Of IN, souih-bourd freight
train from Richmond which passed here
about o'clock this morning. vas wreck
cd al Ruggle's station. twelve miles from
here. one man, Wills Ferguson (co!oret).
was killed. He was on top Of car. and
when The wreck occurred jumped 20 the
ground. breaking his leg and receiving
internal injuries. from Hhicn ne died IN
a few hours. The train Vas going al a
,peed OF about sixteen miles an hour
The locomotive passet over the switch
safely. but the spring IN the frog which
held the rail- in place broke, and twenty
one cars were piled in heap. Seventeen
OF them are in space Of one hundred
ard fifty feet. and broken Into kindiing
wood. Some are on the side Of the track
bottom upwards; others are across the
track. and some piled ZIP on others. They
were loaded with various kinds OF mer-
chandise. All trains are blocked. and have
20 20 via the Scotland Neck and Green
Vile road. via EobgoOd and TarborO, 10
Rocky Mount, which is twenty-five miles
out Of the gay.
a wrecking train reached the scene
OF the wreck at 3 o'clock, and large
force IS at work removing the wreck.
under the superintendence OF Major Nor
rison Divine. but the track Will not be
clear before room tomorrow. Four hun
drod feet OF track and trestle twenty
five feet long were torn up. The cars will
te a complete loss to the company. 7.
G. Davis, conductor and ]. q Ward
engineer, were In charge OF the trains.
The second section OF the same train
was also wrecked near Jarretts, on the
Petersburg road. this morning. and If
teen loaded box cars were ditched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
ASSISTING THE NEEDY
NORFOLK ervEs rooD TO THE HIM.
caY xyD CLOTHES TO THE NAKED.
The Ordinance Exempting Manufacturing
Embellishments From Taxation.
Virginia Events.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 5.-Spec'ai.-Re-
Gently. under the auspices OF the police
department Of this city. n movement
was organized for the relief OF the poor
OF the city. The people responded lioer-
ally 10 the calls made upon them, and
during the last twen.y-fodr hours two
hundred families have been assisted
grores OF families were found by the po-
lire on the verge of starvation.
At the last meeting OF the city council
resolution was offered and properly re-
ferred providing for repeal Of the ordi-
nance exempting manufacturing estab-
iishments from taxation.
'i'he Business Meas Association has
adopted resolutions declaring as rnwiso
any agitation OF the matter at tits time.
Many manufacturers have been induced
10 locate here and many are expected in
the spring. Should any misfortune befall
tie cotton trade. the capital invested IN
that industry would turn to manufactur-
Ing.
The Concord came out OF the dry-dock
al the navy-yard this morning.
Information has been received that Mr..
Richard GARRISON, a prominent citizen OF
Norfolk county, living near Great Bridge,
was out hunting last evening with n
friend, whose gun exploded, the contents
etrtktng Mr.. GARRISON In the right leg,
making an ugly wound.
Captain r. l.. Herbert has resigned his
position as superintendent Of the Ports
mouth Gas Company. 10 make fight Tor
the enthusiastically Of that city. Captain
Herbert is chairman OF the Democratic
party Of that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
GOVERNORS MESSAGE
READ BEFORE THE NORTH CARO-
LIyA GESER1L.1SSEMBLf.
A BIN introduced Authorizing State BANKS
to Issue Circulating Notes-Cham-
bers Of Commerce Meet.

RALEIGH. n. c., Jan. 5.-SpeciaI-1he
General Assembly got down to regular
work to-day, ard. beside the reading OF
the Governors message, several I'm
portant bills and resolutions were intro
duced. The reading OF the Governors
n essage consumed fully two hours In
each house. 1t treated exhaustively OF
all banking, taxation, financial and rail-
road interests OF the State: recommends
that aid lie exte idsd TO the State univer-
sity end other public institutions OF the
State and makes many suggestions as
TO needed legislation
In the Senate this morning bill was
introduced, and ordered to be printed, TO
authorize the State banks TO Issue cir
culating notes.
A resolution was introduced memo
rl2lizing the representatives In Congress
TO endeavor to secure the repeal OF the
probbitory 10 per cent. tax on State
banks Of issue.
In the House bin was introduced, 10
srnend the constitution, reducing the
homestead exemption to 1--WE hundred dol
lars Lad personal property exemption 10
The Governor has announced n recep-
ton. 70 be given tomorrow evening from
tilI II o'clock AZ the mansion, compti-
mantary to the members Of the General
Assembly.
Thomas Little, congressman NEGLECT from
the Fifth district. to-day rendered 70
Governor Holt his resignation as solicitor
Il, the Ninth judicial district, and Gov
erno- Holt appointed as his successor W
w EarAec. Of wilkes. Barbee Ia a
prominent lawyer. oDd Democrat anc
hes served several terms IN the Legislh'
ture.
The North Carolina Commercial anc
Industrial Association, which Is composed
OF the chambers OF commerce and boards
of trade OK the state. met here to-day.
The towns represented we're Green's
| boro Henderson. Carthage Clayton
Beaufort, Kins.on. la Grange, Ne"
Berne. Morehcad City. Raleigh. Aberdeen
wilson. Sanford. Nashville, Tarboro
Winston. WaynesYilie and Holly Springs
The most important business transacted
! by the body was the passage Of resoin
| tons demanding the repeal Of the mer
| chants' purchase tex, and the appoint
nent OF a committee &c appear pctor'
| the LEGISLATURE IN the interest of>tn'
new State banking law. The association
| adiournod this morning. 10 meet mere
again January 18th. al which tine
banquet will be given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06

That, where money is concerned, there
are more tOadies 20 the kneeliEg yard In
America than other where. Is not az
course. due TO climate geography or con-
genital bent Among US. wealth Is re-
vered excessively, because # will buy
more here than IN most quarters Of the
globe. In Europe. people arc born 20
rank whose nearest equivalent here Is. 20
be had by purchase. Titles, decorations.
entrance 10 honored castos--thesc DO no.
come TO the European usually because
he has made fortun,. 4 man as rich
as Gould. In England. would sim be many
steps below a social summit. Even when
4 millionaire brewer IS ennobled. his
nobility is a jest with the nobility ard
commoners alike. But with US man has
but 20 rake together a heap OF money.
anu stand oh top Of IL, 10 receive every
social advantage that tide confers IA
England or sfnius In France. We are
stiII In the digging md hcd-carrying
stage industrially-that Is to say. The de
velopment OF tur natural resources" en-
cages the breihs and ,nsrgies and hopes
az the bulk 81 the people Consequently
we are intensely material, whlca -
praiseworty when we concern ourselves
With material things: but by carrying
into the social domain that oyerwheim-
Ing serse Of the velae and Importance
OF money. which Is Inevitable In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
Captain John d. FRY Dead.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Jan. Especial
Captain John u. Fry died suddenly, OF
heart failure. at his residence here this
afternoon at $40 o'clock. lie was Il
alive OF Tennessee. and served with
distinction in the Army OF Northern Nir-
ginia as captain Of Co. &C, Seventh Ten
nessee regiment, until a severe wound
disabled him for field service. After The
war he married Miss Moilie +. -Four
Querean, OF Halifax county and has
been a resident of this county for TWEEN
ty-I.ve years. He was at one time en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits. but for
several years has not been very active
In business. He was very popular, and
had many friends, both in this State and
Tennessee. who will De panied to know
NJ hiQ death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
AGhINsr THE LAND COMPANIES.
Defendants Win In Two suits-Fstai ARRAY
I'm Franklin.

DANVlLLE. VA. Jan. 5.-special.-ln
the hastings court Of this city to-day the
suit of the Salem Cva) Club Land Com
panv against W. II. Wood. being suit
for amount alleged TO be due az STOCK
holders assessment. was decided ~ the
Jury in favor OF the defendant.
A similar case of the Harrisonburg and
Iron Gate Land and Improvement COM
pany against J. y. Anderson was decided
I'm the same way. a prominent lawyer
remarked that it was impossible for any
Of the land boom companies 10 recover
anything before jury from a delinquent
stakeholder.
On Christmas Eve near Boon's hih IN
Franklin county Willis Ferguson and
Marcellus Wright had difficulty about
a line fence. which led 10 a fight during
which Ferguson shot Wright in the aD-
domen, inhicting wound. from which
Wright died. Ferguson was arrested. ana
at the January term of Franklin county
court, now in session, was indicted Tor
murder. His trial will be in March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
yOEyH CAROLINA NEWS NOTES.

At New Berne on December 9th. al the
residence Of the brides father, X. II.
Lane by the Rev. Collin Hughes. Mir.
Josephus Peed. aged seventy years, was
married 10 Hiss Lallie Lane aged seven
teen years.
A dog belonging to Mr. G. S. Hall.
OF Sugar Creek. MecklenDurg county,
went mad last FRIDAY and bit daughter
OF nr. J. 9. Boyle; also, COW. The dog
was killed. The child suffered con-
siIeretly from the wound.
A young gentleman twenty-five years OF
axe. living near Browns Summit. y. c..
had TO run away from his parents the
other day 10 get married. His mamma
secrcted ali his Sunday clothes. Tut this
made no difference, for he made the trip
anyway.
Representative Williams. Of the Fifth
district has decided 10 make no further
effort to secure n certificate from the
returning board. He says he has strong
case before the House and expects 10
be seated lie calls attention to the fact
tina, he ran ahead Of others on the Demo
cratic ticket.
Chrlstmas night Coroner Warren, Of
Greenville. received a telegram from
Justice Of the peace al Ayden that col
cred child found dead was supposed 10
have been murdered He went down TO
Investigate, but found no evidence OF foul
play The jury returned a verdict that
tho child came to It's death by its mother
accidentally smetheTing It while asleep.
The child was only four months old.
on New Years day Mr. Henry Shep-
perd. OF PITT county cut a watermelon
that he had been keeping In his cellar
since September. The melon was rather
rtpe, but had very much the appearance,
odor and taste OF the midsummer article
On Monday Mr.. W. L. Cobb cut up some
tomatoes that he had been keeping in
his store since the early fall frosts They
were as sound and we'll preserved as II
freshly gathered.
Saturday before Christmas Daniel
James. a colOred man OF Greenville, y.
C. proved himself a champion eater, and
fhowed TO what extent q man can some
times gorge himself. Some parties offered
20 pay for an the barbecue Daniel would
eat, and he nearly cleaned up hog weigh
ing thirty pounds. with bread and trim
mings I'm proportion. The meal cost f.to.
Daniel ought not 10 have needed anything
else 70 eat between then and New Year 8
day,
A few days ago a poor young man and
his sweetheart walked 10 Chatham, ~.
G. from their homes. about ten miles dis
iart, for the purpose Of obtaining mar
riage license ard being married. When
they weht TO buy the license they had
only 81. and the price was t2.5). Not be-
Ing able 10 raise the other 50 cents they
walked back home. obtained the lacking
20 cents and next day walked 10 Chat
ham again. bought TIE license and were
duly married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
JAPANESE TEA PIRTT
In the OLD Powder Horn for the Bcneht OF
the A.P. v. A.-Other News.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Jan. 5.-Special.
The historic old Powder Horn last night
presented a strange. and weird appear
aace to the ordinary passer-by. The old
structure which, since 1850. up to last
year. had stood dilapidated mass or
bricks. mortar and broken timbers, n
habitation for horses and home Tor
bats and owls. attracted attention as the
rays OF lights stole through the heavily
curtained windows. The occasion was n
Japanese tea party. given by the ladies'
for the benefit OF the Society for the IRE
yeryation OF Virginia Antiquities. Inc
ladies of our town, with Miss Edith
Smith as the leading spirit, had so beau
tiled and adorned the old structure with
In that an old habitue would not nave
recognized Il. The floor was covered with
a carpet Of beautiful design, curtains or
a modern pattern hung over the windows
and a stove. In which glowed a coal IRE.
sending out it's genial warmth, all went
10 make the old place cosy and comfofta-
BILE. large crowd was in attendance, the
ladies being dressed in japanese costumes
Tea chocolate &C, were served. and the
purchasers of these drinks were required
70 purchase the cups along with their con-
tents. Everything provided was disposed
Of, and a handsome sum was realized.
The latest from jamestown is 10 the
effect that the old marble slabs and rem
nants OF tombs IN the old church-yard
there have been removed TO cellar OF
the mansion house. where they are being
cleaned and mended. when they will be
replaced In their former position. AS
soon as the weather permits. work VIII
begin on the new pier directly In front OF
the house, and a new bridge will also be
built over the creek between the neck OF
land and the island thus making IL easy
OF access from here.
The executive committee Of the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum board is In session here
to-day. The following gentlemen are
present: Colonel Walter II. Taylor of
Norfolk, Judge p. c. Richardson Of Rich
mond and Captain Terrence McCracken
of Fredericksburg. The accounts for De-
cember were audited. and other routine
business was transacted. and the mem
bers returned to their homes on the even
ing train.
The condition OF Colonel Benjamin s.
Fwell has somewhat improved. He IS
attended by DR.. X. A. Wise. who is
warmly attached to the old Colonel.
A large number of letters come by every
mail from friends In all parts of the
country inquiring after the condition OF
this Grand old man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06

Interesting Facts About Ricbmonds c'i
,nns and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds cfi-
xsns aud other Matters.
Mr.. w. w. whitlock, of No. 7o7 north
Twenty-third street. has returned from
visit TO Roanoke.
Mrs. RACHEL King Ellis died yesterdhy
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Ola La
dies Home, on Seventh street.
Messrs. T. II. Elicit. Ramon Garcin and
]. II. Robinson have been elected deacons
of Grove-avenue Baptist church.
Rev. w. sbury Christian will speak at
the young Mems Christian Association
Hall next Sunday at o'clock L. Nj.
When Rev. Baylus Cade leaves Rich
,,ora ne will 20 TO Ohio. where he ex-
meets for a time to engage In evangelistic
work.
Suit was Instituted in the circuit court
Yesterday morning by James L. Taliaferro
against John 7. Maynard & Son for S,0eo
action OF debt.
The board OF supervisors Of Henrico
county met in the county courthouse yes
terday at noon. Some routine matters
were disposed OF.
Mr.. f.. A. Hudgens, after an absence
OF ten days is again shaking hands with
his friends across the counters OF J. II.
ltlNntiEOu N ~
Mrs. SalIe H., wife OF ". g. Johnson,
died "Wednesday at her residence, No.
1892 VI street, aged twenty-one years. The
funeral will take place to-day.
Rev. Arthur Brooks, RECTOR Of the
Church OF the Incarnation. New York.
and a brother Of Bishop Phillips Brooks,
will preach at St. Paul's church Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith will deliver
an interesting lecture IN the school-house
in st. Johns church-yard tonight. Ills
subject will be the Life Of Thomas JEFF
ferson."
Or. Thomas II. Barnes Of Nansemond.
| Judge John T.. Duke Of Norfolk and >.
! NJ Humphreys, OF the United States Geo
logical Survey are among the guests at
! the Exchange.
MIR. Matthew w. Warrington, who was
recently taken i'll at his home, No. Az
west Franklin street, vas considered no
better last evening. He is suffering with
congestion OF the lungs.
The meeting of the ladies Of the He
| brew Benevolent Ass ISOLATION appointed
| for 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in con-
| nection with the Confederate bazaar. was
| prevented by the snow storm.
Mrs. Margaret Coyner died Wednesday
at the house of her son, Mr.. ". G.. Oak
ley. on the Nine-mile road below Rich,
mond. The funeral Will take place from
the residence to-day at , o'clock z. NJ
Miss Nettle Branch. of this city. while
horseback riding in Powhatan county a
few days ago, was thrown from her horse
and received ID severe sprain I'm one OF
| her ankles She was not otherwise hurt
| Arkansas begins her legislative sessions
on the 18th OF this month; Florida on
the It'll: Louisiana began yesterday. North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee
are now holding legislative sessions, while
| Texas will begin hers on the llth and West
Virginia on the 18th Of this month.
Poles are being put along Twenty-nintf
| street north OF = street. When this work
! is completed and the track laid the trains
| Of the Seven Pines railway will leave
from the main eastern terminus. al
| Twenty-ninth and = streets. instead OF
| from Twenty-sixth street. as at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
VICTTM or WHITE CAPS.
Mr.. Rudolph Rogers Inveigled Away From
Home and whipped.

KING GEORGE c. IL, Jan. special.
Much excitement prev ais in this com
munity to-day at the startling news
which Mr. Rudolph Rogers brings. He
saws that a man came 10 his house last
night and asked him TO assist him with
his broken-down vehicle. which was down
In the road. He went with him. and after
getting away from the house he drew n
pistol and told him 70 hold up his hands
Then three or four other men rushed
from the bushes, and, throwing him
down, threw something over his head
and took him TO the woods where he was
asked IL he ever intended again 10 use
disrespectful language, and then whipped
him most severely.
He says that the men were masked with
the exception OF the one who coaxed
him out and away from the house, and
that all were unknown to him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Striking teleeraphers
on the Rock Island road have thrown up
her hands and admit that they are thor
onrbly beaten in the fight The fight was
Officially declared of by Past Grand Chief
Thurston. OF the order of Railroad Tele-
craphers at 10 o'clock to-dey.
Rock Island officials say that no compe-
tent man will be discharged to make room
for the returned strikers and at present the
positions on the road are all filed Before
sny of them are taken back they will have
10 renunnce their Allegiance 70 the order
Railway Telegraphers. and promise to have
nothing to do with 1t in the future. Inc
Rock Island will not hereafter give employ
ment to am member of that order or retain
such in its service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
A Hessare Carried BY a Seagull.

'Tbe news Of famous disaster on me
Indian ocean was brought to the nvihg
bv n seagul." said /ebul0H Cartwright 10
n ST. Louis Globe-Democrat man. some
years ago the ocean liner Atlantis, plying
between Liverpool and Calcutta, was ios1
IA the Indian ocean and all on board per
shcd. At that time | was sailing rem
London to New South Wales Via the Lea
and Indian seas Our ship was the Tritonia'
n good sound vessel While sailing IL me
Indian sea a seagull was one day captured
and about its neck was tied small ho'e,
which read: Atlantis struck N the Harad
rock. We are aii lost. Father toathe.
This remarkable message was an That was
over found. Thu boat had sailed sJlne hve
months precious, well stocked with mer-
chandlse and passengers. and had been dhly
inspected and pronounced seawcrthy. IL
must have been a terrific shock TINT caused
her 10 sink But the message was strange
Who Father Coathe was and how he nap
pened to have seagnil at band WIN al
ways remain mystery. We continued onr
Journey to Sydney. where the note ana tue
seagull were delivered to the harb0r master
together with the evidence of the crew. rms
VS. Afterwards sent to England, where the
knowledge was distributed.