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term, but tha, are neat, appropriate
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L,oHrs AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of nay faithfully
Chrouicipd.

tuot water has been strucN at santa
Tc
pr iIughcsof New McAi,o is ia the
city.
Frank Bliss is here from Kansas
city.
Everybody is happy sircc the rain
drops fell
Thanl, goodness, the streets are be-
ing sprink'eI.
Enid IS now full Aedgcd city Of
the first class.
}. s. Gilman and II. b Nell Of Kan
sas City are in Guthrie.
Santa lie trains are still carrying
SEQ. cs of people to Perry.
Miss hudson Of oklahoma City is the
guest of Miss Alice S.hneu
Colonel Robyn OF I'usburg. Kan.
was in the city last evening
Miss Julia Mitchell OF Clearwater
Kan is visiting in the city
Dr. C. D. Hood of thi, city has To-
catcd in Perry DeruaucutIv
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ferry yesterday TO GO contract work
Bayard llainer. the "lost man is
praeticing law at Enid with j. C..
Moore.
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location
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LAND OFFICE LINE
FULL AND ACCURATE LIST OF
FILINGS.
I ong Line OF IIomesieadcrs Mt Perry
Omcc Clerks Being ONerw prked.
Records OF Claims.

Company 1i3 was the last that went
in yesterday evening. One hundred
and furty four will be called first to-
morrow morning.
Soldiers Declaratory Statements
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Philip SiDe, lots ] and and II ne
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JAS Morris, Sc 81 % W
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NJ ID Lyons, NV II % w.
f Musick. lots B. and and sc Of NV
- c.
J. Gamble ne 81 % c.
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Scbnidt NV 80 - w
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Hiram Craven, lots . and ! ana NV
% e.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
WHAT GEN. EARLY SAYS
JOHN 3. WISE GROSSLY MISQUOTED
GENERAL u. r. LEE.
Ex-Lieutcnant Seay Reelected TO His Old
once In Fitz Lee Cavalry, and Cap
tain Ingram Resigns.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April Especial
| General JubGl a. Early to-day. referring
to the speech Of Mr.. John S. Wise TO a
Republican Club in New York. In which
Mr.. Wise said that General Lee had de-
clared shortly after the close Of the war
was allegiance to the old flag and Federal
Government" said that Mr.. Wise had
grossly misquoted General Lee.
General Early said that General Lee
had fought most hercically for the prin-
ciple that a citizens first duty was to
his State. in which he firmly believed,
and that he would have been the last man
TO have stultihed lmself by making
such a declaration to his comrades in
arms directly after the surreud ,r. The
idea Of Mr.. Wisc'S assigning this alleged
declaration as a reason for his lWises)
becoming a Republican. General Early
said further. was the most prepOsJ arOus
thing ne ever heard Of. as Wise hal not
gone over to the Republicans until twelve
or fifteen years after the close Of the
war
The Fitz Lee Cavalry Troop. ~ this
city held a meeting last night TO elect
a successor Of eX-Lieutenant William
SCay. who was recently court-mar'i n ID
here on a charge II behavior unbecoming
an officer and insGbOrdination. Mai)r
Boyliin presided over the election. Two
names were placed in nominatio MIR.
James CarrigGn. 4 popular young ner-
chant tailor. and cX Lieutenant Seay.
Soay was elected by n large majority.
The readers Of The Times Will recall
the circumstances which led TO Lieutenant
Seays dismissal from the troop. whi,h
were published In its columns at the
time. In consequence Of these circIm-
stances. and the fact Of Seays election
last night to his old position. Captain
Ingram. Of tho troop. to-day forwarded
his resignation to Governor Mckinney.
commanderin-chief Of the State troops.
captain Ingram was one OF the original
orgarizers Of the troop, and has always
taken a great interest In it's affairs He
has been captain three years. is very
popular. and his action is regretted by
many Of the troopers.
There will be a meeting within few
days Of the city Democratic executive |
committee 70 determine what plan 10 |
adopt in selecting the candidates for the |
city council. to be voted for at the Nav
elections. The meeting has been put or
la'e IN order 10 see whether the names
Oh enough aspirants would be nut for
"aId 10 Justify a primary. There will
probably be little or no opposition 10 the
reelection Of the present council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
TERMED "CONsPIRATORs.n
Judge jackson of the Federal Court Talks
Plain on Strikes.

WHEELING, w. VA. April I'm the
Federal court to-day Judge Jackson. in
charging the jury. rendered an opinion
regarding the strikes and boycotts The
case was that of obstructing the mails
by interfering with the running OF the
electric street cars since the strike now
I'm progress begun. The cars run from
Banwood, w. Va. to Martins Ferry. O..
and carry the mails. and these were the
cars which have been attacked by the
mob In this particular case the prison
ers were boys. and Judge Jackson held
that the m IN who melted the boys were
conspiratOrs. and directed an investiga-
ton Of the matter. Judge Jackson held
that employees had the undoubted right 10
quit their employment at WILL but in
reference with employers business. or at
tempt to fOrcibly prevent others from
taking their places. was conspiracy, and
such acts would not be allowed by law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
REiDY ron CHTChGO.
Tho 1874 Ton krupp Gun Now on the
Trmck. KenhY for Shirment.

BALTIMORE, MD, April THE mon
ster Krupp gun was taken from the hold
Of the Longuel this afternoon. and is
now on the trucks at Splrrow's Point,
ready for shipment 10 Chicago and the
Worlds Fair The herculean effort Of
raising the 12f ton mass Of steel was ac-
Complished without a hitch in thirty
minutes The gun is forty-seven feet
long. six feet six inches In diameter in
it's thickest part. and has lGH-inch bore.
II carries a conical-shaped shell weighing
600 pounds "A distance Of twelve miles
with effect Smokeless powder Is used,
and the piece can be raised and lowered
on the carriage by hydraulic or electric
power. Along with the 81 and 43-ton
guns It has been sold 10 the Italian
Government. to whom it will be shipped
as soon as the Fair closes. The 90 and
43-ton gun started for Chicago last night,
making "A train OF three cars. The 12f-
ton gun will go forward Tomorrow night,
forming a train by itself. The Penn
sylvania Railway Company expect 10
place II in Chicago in six days.
The delay Of three weeks i'm hosting the
Krupp exhibit was caused by putting
temporary work on the shears 10
strengthen them. To-day the machinery
worked like a charm. The shears are
the largest in this country, and 1t is
can lift 80 tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
MISSIONARY MEMBERS.
VIRGINIA LEADS IN THIS PART OF
THE Y. M. C. 4. WORK.
Interesting Reports Made to tho North
Carolina Convcntion-Someo fthe
Papers Read.

WINSTON, N. c.. April 7.-Special.-
The Young Mems Christian Association
State Convention opened its second days
session at 3 o'clock this morning with a
song service. The convention was called
to order by President Black.
The nominating committee reported the
names OF the following officers, which
were unanimously elected:
President, j. NJ. Rogers Of Winston;
Vice Presidents. c. W. Tillett OF Char
Iotte, +. +. Hall OF Reidsville. r. B.
Hunter Of the State University; Secretary,
r. c. Digs of Wilmington; Assistants.
f. L. Giispi Of Guilford College. J. w.
McAlllster Of the State University.
Written reports made from associations
represented thirty in number. These
were reviewed by Assistant State Score
tary Gales. Several strong and interest
ing papers were read. one report showed
that there are 1905 volunteer missionary
members in the United States. Eight hun
dred are I'm the South. Virginia leads,
and North Carolina has eighty members.
Mr.. +. S. Brockman of Atlanta. inter-
national secretary in Southern college
WORK, SdlQ every college, IN order 10 90
successful work. needed library or shelf
Of books on the progress OF missions.
Another need I'm North Carolina, he said,
was more missionary workers
True Principles Of Social Work In the
Association" was discussed by II. +. An
derson. OF Atlanta, this afternoon.
General Secretary j. b. Ferguson. OF
Ashevile. spoke on THE Religious Work
OF an Ideal Association"
Work for Railroad Men" was ably dis
cussed by General Secretary r. +. Mich
aels. Of the Railroad Association, Rich
mond, Va.
To-nghts session consisted Of praise
service. conducted by Rev. A. J. Smith.
The report Of the State committee. by |
Evangelist Smith. Of New York, was |
made.
The WaChovia Loan and Trust Com
pany has been organized here with the
officers: President f. II. Fries;
Vice resident, James A. Cray; Score
tary and Treasurer. II. +. Shaffner The
begins business June 18th, with
a capital stock Of 100000
A contract has been let for the erec-
ton Of a handsome brick building on
Main street. A large vault will be built
after the style of the one used by a Rich
nond trust company. This will be the
only institution Of the kind in North
'aiolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
TIRGINJf NEWS NOTES.
items Gathered Here and There and
Everywhere Throughout the State.

b. w Clarkson has been nominated
Tor postmaster by the Democrats Of Mil
boro.
Alexandria is to have new hotel 10
be located on the corner of King and
Washington streets.
Colonel William +. Gaskins. Of Fau-
quier county, died Wednesday OF pneu-
monia. He had filled the Offices Of road
commissioner, magistrate and sheriff.
west-bound train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad killed Monroe Rotin-
son (colored) Monday while asleep on the
track. He was track walker of the
road for the Fredericks Hall section.
Mr. Alfred Pyke, of Whitewater Stat
ford county. lost two valuable horses
Sunday night. They by some means got
on the track Of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad and were
killed by a passing train.
1t Is said upon reliable authority that
there are some parties in the vicinity Of
Dickinson county who are collecting all
the one and two-dollar bank notes that
they can get and sending TO New York.
where the figures and letters indicating
the amount on them are changed Go ten.
and when the notes come back they pass
them off as SO
The Moon Kelly property. which com
prises nearly l5.OOO acres of coal land.
was sold at Big Stone Gap Monday by
Judge William f. Rhea. Colonel J. c.
Haskell, agent. made the purchase. The
price paid was $40. 400 so. 900 in cash and
the remainder in notes Colonel Conklin
Colonel Haskell and Jadge Wood went
out from Bristol In the S. A. and O. OFF,
Gals private car.
For some time II has been noticed that
flowers, evergreens and shells are being
stolen from the city cemetery at Bristol
and 1t has been impossible TO protect such
growths as may be planted there in honor
OF the dead except the graves that are
fenced so high that no one would at
tempt TO climb. There have recently
been several complaints where the graves
have been robbed of nice shells or grow
ing flowers.
The Circuit Court OF Mathews county
has adjourned, and the famous oyster
cases, In which injunction had been
awarded by Judge r. r. b. Wright |
against the commander Of the Cbesa- |
peake' the oyster inspector Of Mathews |
county ana others. restraining the same |
from collecting the oyster tax and TO test |
the constitutionality Of the law. aban-
ioned by the plaintiffs and the cause dis
missed.
According to decision OF Judge Wright
n the Baltimore City Court Monday. the
subscribers TO the capital stock of the
valley Land and Improvement Company
II Virginia will be compelled to pay the
uli amount OF their subscriptions. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
NORTH STATE NEW us.
Crisp Tar Heel Happenings from Cherokee
TO Currituck.

There Is a calf near Lumberton, Robe
son county. that has mania for eating
chickens.
The farmers have about finished sowing
oats. and are busy preparing their land
for corn.
4 brownsville woman is thrty-sx years
old. has been married eighteen years,
and has given birth to eighteen children.
Durham firm has built a buggy out
of various North Carolina woods Tor
special exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
Emo Presbyterian and St. Mary's Epis-
c0pal churches, in Orange county. have
been destroyed by forest fires.
The revenue officers lave captured Solo
mon Haywood and his sixty-ive gallon
Illicit distnlery near Troy, Montgomery
county.
IT is said that Mr.. J. II. Dunn, Of Vance
county. a witness IN the Ohio Wilson case,
hss received threatening letters from
'jideonitcs.
The buds OF peach trees near Franklin.
Macon county. are said to have been en-
tirely killed by the severe weather the
past winter.
All Mayes, Of Britts township, Robe
son county. while crossing a swamp last
week was struck on the head by falling
tree and killed.
Dog prisoners got in their work at
Roxboro a few nights ago. on the streets
next day were found thirty-siX dogs
three cats and a buzzard, all as dead as
door nails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
Greensboro Notes.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April Especial.
Or. Henry is delivering a series of lee
lures on "Hypnotism" at the Female
College this week.
At a meeting Of the National Bank OF
Greensboro, held here Wednesday. Mr.
W. S. Hill was elected vice-president and
Mr.. r. Percy Gray director. 20 hll the
vacancies occasioned by the death or Mr..
Lyndon Swain.
The revival being conducted at Wash
ington-street Baptist church by the pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Thomas, is largely attended
nightly. and much interest is manifested.
on Wednesday night last at BLAND
wood" the beautiful home Of the brides
mother on west Washington street Miss
Eugene Gray. daughter OF the late julius
A. Gray. was married 10 Mr. George g
Heck. OF Raleigh. Rev. J. II. Smith OF
the First Presbyterian church. performed
the ceremony 1t was very private ar
fair. and those present. aside from imme-
date relatives. We're prominent people
from distant places. Both parties are
well known and very popular in this
State. Immediately after the marriage
the party took the il:U train on the
Richmond and Danville for old Point,
Va, and other places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
DOCK LABORERS RIOT.
The Continued Strike Reaching Alarming
Proportions in England.

LONDON, April THE strike OF the
Union dock laborers at Hull, which has
been in progress for some time. resulted
in a riot to-day when the urion men
took the offensive. The non-union men
were game and stood their ground, so
unionists attacked the officers of the
shipping firms. When the police took
hand in the game they were obliged TO
use clubs vigorously.
Late this evening the Dock LabOrcrs'
Union Of Hull issued an appeal TO SINH
lar unioas in London, Liverpool ard Gas
cow requesting them to unite with the
Hull union in a fight against the shipping
federation.
No steamers have been able TO get away
to-day, except those which had their
cargoes aboard before the trouble Oc-
CURED. and the entire shipping trade is
at standstill. Among the companies
affected by the strike is the Wilson lire.
some OF the vessels of which are in the
American tI8de.
Mr.. Charles II. Wilson, one OF the
owners of the line. has incurred the
especial enmity OF the strikers by his
attitude toward the union. and many
threats are made against him. Nj. VIII
son represents West Hull in the House Of
Commons. and the police will see to II
that the threats are not put into execu-
ton. Considerable excitement prevails
everywhere in the land and the outcome
or the struggle is anXiously awaited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
Az ENJOY4BLE GERMAN.
A ChIseI Discovered I'm a Murderers Cell at
AsheviIle-Other News.


ASHEVILLE, y. c.. April 7.-Special.-
An enjoyable german was siven at the
Battery Park Hotel by Manager McKis-
sick Thursday evening, which was at
tended by quite n large number Of our
society people. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Nance. Mr. and Mrs. w. Talbot PENN
man. Mrs. DR.. Hunter. Mrs. w. II. Weir,
Miss Fisher. Miss Law. Miss Annie Law.
Miss Henry. Miss Dobson Miss Cart
nell. Miss Beale. Miss Rumbough, Miss
Rob rson. Miss BESSIE Anderson. u. G..
Waddell. Jr, J. G. Merriman, Haywood
r. i. Foster. DR. Jordan. c. w. Murphy
b. VI. Jones and Roy Dennison We're
few Of the attendants 1hos s. NcBee
led 10 the satisfaction OF all Refresh
ments were served at II O'Clock and
dancing continued until \. VI.
The Lyceum held its regular weekly
meeting last night. at which Major Z. g.
Westall was leading speaker on the
Character Of Abraham"
In a search Of the cell I'm which are
confined the Lewelyns and Bud" White
more yesterday each Of whom has killed
his man. Jailer Jamison discovered 4
chisel. which had been conveyed % the
men in some mysterious and ineXplicable
manner This furnishing Of instruments
Of escape TO prisoners confined for felo-
MES and the higher grades of crime has
been going on some time. but il seems
impossible to detect the would-be liberia
tors or discover their mOdus Operandi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
DEATHS

EMERSON.-Died. i'm New York city.
April >. 1893 ESTHER PAULDING.
wife Of Dr. j. b. Emerson.
The interment was IN Greenwood Gene
terry.
HEROLD.-Died. April 9Th. at his resi-
dence. 1915 west Main street GUS +.
HEROLD. in his thirty-seccnd year.
McGOWAN.-Dicd. at the residence Of
his parents 1925 west Cary street. April
9Th. al =. NJ, in the twenty-hrst year Of
his age. JOHN j.. eldest son OF John and
Maria J. MCGOWAN
Funeral THIS Saturday MORNING.
Sth instant, at $3.50, from the Church of
the Sacred Heart
SHEPHERD Died. at Covington, Va.
april T. 1893. JAMES SMOOT. infant son
of Charles s. and Alice Smoot Shepherd.
WEBB.-Died. at $50 A. NJ. Friday. the
7lh, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. WEBB in the
siXty-fifth year Of her age, widow Of
Captain William a. Wetb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-08
AUCTION SALES.

SATURDAY. April Sth, at p. NJ. auc-
ton sale Of frame and brick dwelling
First and Coutts streets +. II.
Pluemacher. auctioneer.
MONDAY. April 10th, at $50 o'clock
u. NJ, auction sale Of lots OF Main
street between Haryie and Plum streets.
MONDAY. April 10th at O'Clock p. NJ.
trustees sale lots on and near lakewood
avenue.
MONDAY. April 10th, at o'clock p. N.
trustees sale OF Corcoran Hall. on
Twenty-ffth between Broad and Mar
shall.
TUESDAY. April llth. al o'clock T. NJ
trustees sale OF frame dwelling corner
Reed and Mosby streets
TUESDAY. April llth. at =. NJ. auction
sale Of lot Of land corner Williams and
Gilmer streets. Carneal & Gayle. auc-
tioneers
TUESDAY. April llth, at o'clock p. NJ.
auction sale OF brick residence, ll3 east
Cary.
TUESDAY. April 9TH. at $50 2. NJ. auc-
ti0n sale Ct dwelling, Sll west Gary
street.
TUESDAY. April 18th. at . p. NJ. sale
OF two frame dwellings corner Coutts
and First streets. T.. II. Pluemacher.
auctioneer.
TUESDAY. April llth. at o'clock =. NJ.
auction sale OF dwellings fronting on
alley In rear north Third street. between
Jackson and Duval streets,
WEDNESDAY. April 18th. auction sale OF
land and city lots on Brook avenue.
Baker. Goddin and Spring streets.
WEDNESDAY, April 18th. at 3 O'Clock
l.. NJ. auction sale OF III east Grace
street, by Chewing q Rose. auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY,. April 18th. AT y NJ. trus-
tees sale at 1872 east Main of merry
gO-round,
April 18th. at o'clock
T. ~, auction sale Of store with lot. l0}
east Broad street. by n. w. BcNe. aIc-
tiOncer.
April 18th. at o'clock p
NJ. trustees sale OF lot OF land In Lee
District. on Franklin and Cedar streets.
by j. b. Elan & CO.. auctioneers.
April 18TH at 1 o'clock p.
NJ. auction sale house and lot 7ii north
Third.
April 18th. at o'clock +.
NJ. commissioner sale OF lots on Grove
and Park avenues, by X. b. Chahln q
Co.. auctioneers.
April 18th, at o'clock i.
NJ. auction sale of house, No. 7ii north
Third street
April 14th. at o'clock 2. NJ,
auction sale Of frame dwelling 2Ol7 east
Broad.