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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
Plot Against His Wife.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 1s.-Special.--Th
wife Of w. A. File. 4 resident OF Rad
ford. who recently came here from Illi-
nois. was discovered late yesterday after
noon chained In an out-of-the-way barn
near that city. The husband had spread
the report that his wife was insane. and
would soon be sent to an asylum. 1t is
believed that he, IN conjunction with a
woman who passed AS his housekeepcr,
planned the wife's death.
File Is under arrest, AMI heavy guard
is around the station-house to-nigh. TO
prevent the indignant citizens from lynch
ing the woud-be murderer.
The remains Of William A. Rtton were
Inferred at Salem to-day. Notwithstand-
ing the bitter cold weather, IA large crowd
was In attendance TO attest his popularity
with the people of the entire section.
James Harvell. well-known citizen of
Dublin, Pulaski county, died last night
Snow began falling here at l o'clock this
afternoon.
DR.. Samuel p. Christian, an aged citi-
zen' was run over by buggy here this
Afternoon ard seriously injured.
General Lees birthday will be ceie-
brated here tomorrow with appropriate
ceI emo,ies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
SERIOUS SET BACK.
The First Thirtecn-fnch Breech-Loading
Rife Met with an Accident.


WASHINGTON, JAM 1S-The first thir-
teen-inch breech-loading rife under course
Of construction at the Washington navy
yard met with a serious accident about
a month ago. While In the process or
placing the jacket on he tube, the former
grasped the tube several feet below the
point intended. and welded fast. To
remedy the accident II was decided TO
send to Philadelphia and hire a hydraulic
apparatus to force the jacket i'm It's proper
position. IL was learned recently that
this apparatus would have TO be built
especially for the purpose, and as it might
never be called into use again, It was
thought ethe expense incurred for this
one occasion would not be justifable.
To meet the exigencies of the case
plan was adopted, which is in the nature
OF an experiment. The rife has been
placed in a gun pit. and stands I'm YER
teal position About the jacket Is ar
ranged material for heating it and the
tube by means Of an oil blast. and when
sufficient heat has been acquired TO ex-
pand Ii stream Of cold water will be
worked up in the tube with the hope that
II will contract the tube and allow II to
drop down in the jacket in proper posi-
zion. In the event OF failure in this
a contrivance has been ar
ranged near the end of the tube, with
rings on either SIDE through which an
appliance is to be placed to use pressure
and force the tube downward. II this last
resort Is unsuccessful, the jacket will
have 10 be cut away from the tube, caus-
ing a loss OF $4,000 to the Government.
Ordnance officers are unable to predict
the outcome OF the plan in operation, as
his has never been tried before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
Results Of the Running Races.

GUTENBERG. Jan. 1S-To-days races
resulted:
First race. six ADMINISTRATIONS
Qilly) first, Tramp second. Renie third.
Time, III.
Second race. five furlongs-Narka (colO
frst, Lizzie McDuff second, out OF Sight
third Time. l:02 l-2.
Third race. one mile-Jack Rose first.
Estelle second. Sir Walter Raleigh third.
Time. 1:43.
Fourth race. three-eighths Of a mile
Tody Smith first, Blossom second. Jennie
w third Time. sc 10
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-
Lady Mary first, April Fool second.
Clotho third. Time. IS S-4
Sixth race, seven furlongs-J. McI.augh-
lin first, Joe Courtney second. Sir George
III. third. Time. 1:S1 IA
GLOUCESTER, Jan. 1S.-To-day's races
resulted:
First race. five furlongs-Ray first.
Shamrock second. Pokino third. Time.
l O3 3-4
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Perchance first, Dan Sullivan second.
Bingham third. Time, SO IA.
Third race. seven and a half furlongs-
Brown Charlie second, Poet second Sea
Bird third. Time. ]: 80 ga.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs-
Censor first. Comrade second, Charlie
Wilson third Tine. 81 l-2
nth race. mile and an eighth-Rosc
Howard first. Gloster second. Vendetta
third. Time, 2:02 1-2.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs--
Edward +. first. Darius second, Bobby
calnon third. Time, 1;26. Uerquet ran
second, but was disqualified for fouling
Bobby Calnon).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
No Tidings of Nicely.

WINSTON. n. c., Jan. 1S-Special.-
Lemuel Eugene Nicely. the Southern
Express Company's agent who left Win
ston mysteriously on the afternoon Of
January Sth, is still at large. A warrant
has been issued and a reward of $3.50
been offered by the express company for
his arrest. His shortage Is placed at
& 600. Nicely left the office SAFE which
contained over $4,000. with other valua-
bles, open. A portion Of Nicelys short
age is accredited TO his giving out ex-
press packages TO various parties I'm town.
Snow has been falling here thick and
fast since II o'clock to-day. " God and
provisions are still being furnished hun
dreds of poor people.
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fully. A soon as satisfactorily tested
they will be moved 20 the Second police
station, where the system will have Its
home and independent batteries.
For the present the wires will run
through the fire alarm Office so that its
workings may be supervised until the new
plant is in trained hands.
The police. IL Is said, do not receive this
new innovation with great cordially. as
they think It will Increase the exactions
OF their duties. The conveniences, how
ever, 1t is said. more than counterbalance
any additional duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
A Benefit Concert.

The benefit performance for the family
OF the late George G. Coester Will take
place tonight at 8 o'clock at Sanger Hall.
The following interesting programme has
been arranged for the OCCASION:
l. Overture-"Harvest Home" CWeber),
Sextette.
2. Porters' song from Martha. Lieu
tenant James X. Branch.
3. Chorus-"Die Lieder," Gesangverein
Virginia.
4. Instrumental quartette (selected),
Messrs. II. i. Laube. A. Hoen, j. Base
Ter and George Voelker.
5. Tenor Solo-"Memories OF the Past"
Mr.. c. II. Phillips.
6. Banjo selections. Davis Brothers.
z. Chorus-"Des Dunno Haus." &C.
s;rgverein Virginia.
Selee lions from ''Gasparoni" CWeber),
Sextette.
3. Theatrical performance. "Das Fest
des Handworker." by ladies and gentle
men OF the Gesangverein Virginia
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Thcft Revealed bY O Dream.

Mrs. Corneliit NJ Thomas, Of ST. Paul.
Is under arrest charged with having
stolen $1,000 from her sister, Mrs Mary
-. Phillips Of Seattle, Wash. The cir
cumstances preceding the arrest are pecu-
liar. Mrs. Phillips was in ST. Paul re-
Gently. She returned TO Seattle and while
en- route dreamed that Cornelia Thomas
had distracted $1,000 Of s2.4OO which she
had IN the lining Of her dress. A search
revealed the amount 1000 short Mrs.
Phillips returned at once to ST. Paul.
Mrs. Thomas was searched and part of
the stolen money found on her The
stolen bills were sewcd into a belt worn
next to her skin by Mrs. Thomas.-Min-
neapolis Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19

REGTSTRiR ARRESTED.
The Suit of VI. +. Gravely Against Byrd t.
Jennings Won by the Plaintiff

DANVILLE, VA. Jan. s.-Special.-T.
c. Morton. registrar in the Second ward
of this city, was to-day arrested by
deputy United States marshal. charged
with a violation OF the United States
statutes In regard TO elections. He was
arraigned before United States Commits
soner w. ID. Coleman, and after a par
tial hearing was released on his own re-
cognizance to reappear tomorrow after
noon for further hearing.
The shank end OF the prevailing biz
zard hit here this afternoon and culmna-
ted in a snow-storm. now prevailing.
which comes rather IN the nature of FRO
zen rain.
In the circuit court to-day the case OF
Mrs. NJ +. Gravely against Byrd r. Jen-
nings was decided in favor Of the plaintiff.
This suit involves the possession of vaiu-
able tract OF land within two miles OF
Danville. and promises to become one
Of the celebrated cases Of the age. An
appeal was taken to the supreme court
Of appeals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19

but nothing serious Will follow. Private
letters just received from Hayu by the
Admiral contain no hint of possible
revolution.
Secretary Foster will insist on repara-
ton from Hayti in the News case. HIS
idea Is to settle the controversy In such
manner, going TO extreme lengths IL
necessary, that American citizens viii
hereafter be assured Of fair treatment In
Hayti.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
A DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE.
A Pleasing Entertainment mt the Y. NJ. c.
A. Tonight for the w. G. A.

The entertainment given at the Young
Mems Christian Association this evening at
o'clock promises to be n most enjoyable one
IN every particular. The committee on ar
rangements Of the Woman's Christian As
sociation. for whose benefit 'he entertain
ment will be given. have made every effort
10 make the affair a success. and splendid
programme has been arranged.
Switzerland" dramatic monologue in
four parts will be rected by Miss Adelaide
Westcott. Miss Westcott IL attractive and
interesting I'm her recitations. and comes
very highly recommended in her dramatic
monologue. She has given this entertainment
about about seven hundred times, and al
ways with marked succ IS.
In addition 10 this feature OF the enter
tainment, some attractive singers have been
secured for the occasion. Miss Hammer,
Miss Lawson, Mrs. Relnhardt and Messrs.
Reinhardt Lohman, Cunningham and ii. +.
Smith will render some excellent vocal Sc
lections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
MIR. TUCKER RETURNS.
Highly Pleased at His Reception in New
Iork-His Chances

1ork-His Chances.
LEXINGTON, VA, Jan. lS-SpeciGl-
The Hon. John Randolph Tucker after
an absence Of five days returned to-day
from his visit to New York. where he
delivered an address 10 the Patra Society
ana was enter tanned by the Reform Club.
lie spoke in the highest terms of his re-
ception AID Was much pleased by his
visit lie was called upon IN New York
by William NJ. Everett and Henry Dud-
ley Field. Letters have been received here
ly PARTIES interested in Mr. fuckers APP
rointmcnt as Attorney General. denying
that Mir. Gray. OF Delaware, Is n candi-
date for the position, but on the contrary,
that Mr.. Gray has manifested his desire
10 Mr.. Cleveland that Mr.. Tucker be ap-
pointed. lie has been advocating Mr..
fuckers claim from the beginning. II
was slso claimed that Mr. Bayard would
stand no chance of election to the Senate
upon Mr.. Gray's resignation on account
OF certain well-deflncd opposition 10 him.
IL looks now as II Mr.. Tucker lad "A clear
field, and Virginia would be represel ted
In the Cabinet
The birthday of General Robert f. Lee
Will be duly recognized here tomorrow
BY ST spension Of all duty at both the
Military Institute and Washington and
Lee University. At the latter the Graham
Lee Literary Society will have an inter
mediate celebration
The cold weather continues TO a dis
tressins degree. North river IS frozen
II ON bank to bank. twelve inches thick.
There IS little snow on the ground, but
at this hour It is again pouring down.
a two horse team while passing on
lower jefferson street this evening slipped
sideways on the ice over an embankment
and dangerously wounded both driver and
horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
The Police Patrol system.

The Gamewell police patrol system will
be put In operation inside OF ten days.
The necessary machinery was received
several days ago. and the workmanship
IL OF the most beautiful and elegant char
acter The mechanism OF some OF the
parts IL as delicate as that Of a watch.
ana the way In which various records are
automatically made is a marvel Of mechan-
icai ingenuity. Several OF the patrol boxes
nave been erected In various parts OF
the city and connected with the Are alarm
telegraph ONCE. where the machinery is
peans tined. and they work very success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
TIE HOWLErr HOUSE BURNED.
Historic Building Reduced to Ashes.
Gold Weather In Cheaterfield

CHESTER, VA. Jan. 1s.-Special.-The
house Of Mr.. w. Y. Hough, three miles
from Chester. on the james river, known
as THE Hewlett House" in war times,
was totally destroyed by fire to-day at
o'clock. The fire caught from a de-
fectiye iue. Scarcely anything was saved
and the loss is very great TO Mr.. Hough
who is a blind man. and has a very
large family to support They -.- left
without shoes. and a very little clothing;
no furniture was saved.
Nine persons were turned out in the
cold. and, but for the kindness of near
neighLors. the suffering would have been
very great.
The mercury has gone down 10 % de-
grees below zero In this cold snap. and
game is suffering intensely. Parties in
form me that partridges have been found
frozen on the roadside. and many old
cares have been frozen r. their beds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
Indicted for Murder.

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 1s.-Special-
Betsy Wade, an old colored woman, was
sentenced 10 five years in the penitentiary
to-day at Hanover Courthouse. for being
an accomplice In barn burning case upon
me farm OF Mr.. w. f. Amos. near Rock
Ville' In the upper end OF the county.
Richard Elicit, William Jackson. Bob
Burnley and Charles Jackson. four col
ored men. Were indicted by the grand
jury for the murder of William Howell,
stranger, whJ was killed near Ellett's
mill on Christmas evening.
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REIDSVILLE, N. c., Jan. 1S.-Special.-
The alarm Of fire was turned in his
morning at 1 o'clock. and the fire was
located at l.. Berman's store, opposite
the Reidsville cotton mills. just outside
the city limits. Before any help could be
had tie fire was too far gone to be ex-
til guished. Losses not yet known. The
dwellings, adjacent were saved. Ice was
gathered here to-day fourteen inches
thick. The mercury he's registered five
below this week.
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Severe Weather In Europe.

BERLIN. Jan. 1s.-The cold throughout
Europe continues intense. In this city the
cold is very severe. being -; degrees Reau-
mLr There Is great suffering and large
fatality among the poor, owing partly 10
the cold and partly to acute restitution
among the laboring CLASSES The bodies OF
thFee persons frozen 20 death were found in
the streets to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19

Nr. J. II. Mayer. so long purser on
steamers OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. has resigned, to engage in the
florist business with NJ. r. Catlin, I'M
der the firm OF NJ. r. Catlin & Co. Mr..
Mayer invites his friends to call and see
him at his office. No. sol east Main street.
Telephone connection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
Expelled From France

PARIS, Jan. Ism. Szelkely, the Aus
TRAN newspaper reporter, whose expulsion
from France was ordered by the Govern
mert. was escorted TO the frontier by two
pohcemen to-day. Arriving there, he was
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JAN. 10, 1893
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. -. 1soa

PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. ia. 1sa3
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Schooner Clara Goodwin sagamcrc
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Schooner Marguerite, Portland.
Barge Corsica, Hoboken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19

Mrs. Hettie Green, so often quoted as
the richest woman in America" has
celebrated the new year by securing con-
troll OF the whole Texas Central railroad
system. BY and by she will be known as
the female Jay Gould"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
To Start n Colony In FlOrida.

QUEBEC, Jan Isl. A. Balestier. rep.
resenting the Hamilton Disston Investment
company. is here endeavoring TO induce
twenty-five French Canadians families IA
accompany him to Florida to start a colony.
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JACKSON.-Dled. at his residence. in this
city. yesterday. January IS, 1893. THOMAS
q. JACKSON; aged ifty-seven years
Funeral announcement hereafter.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

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DEATHS.

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PILLS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-11
ADIEsTROY a sINIESTRO

Sc advierte en- la actitud de la di-
rectora de la normal un manifesto
espfritu de hostiIidad haciasla seilo-
rita Sanchez.
5Es que molesta Ell talento demos
trado por la joven en un exj,men bri-
llant1simo y rudo!
iEs que existe ell proposito de ha-
Ger impossible la ensenanza domestica
para nutrir las classes que dirige la
sonora Dfaz ?
Lo primero es tan mezqulno, Ga
tan pobre idea de una inteligencia y
de un caracter, que nj a1n admitimos
la hipotesis.
Lo segundo pugna tan abiertamen-
te con la ley, vulnera de tai modo ell
derecho, que, 81 fuera exacto, serla
in1cuo.
La senorita Sanchez estudio amos
enteros con perseverance, digna de
loa, sacrifcando su salud y sometien-
dose a una labor sin tregua y sin re-
poso.
Es usto que. e.vdasRs 4asBgas as as sspt tspta.
so q todas luces insensato y absurdo
Es justo que, en- presencia de un
examen como ell que practicara, su-
fra un castigo cruel, que natara sus
aspiraciones Y sus eeperanzass
Primero las notass lnferiores GUAM
do corresponds adjudicar el sobresa-
Hente.
Luego Ia injusticia de un corte ra-
dical en- una carrera pr6xima ser
coronado por ell 6xito.
jQue ha creido la directora de la
Escuela normal?
Penso que en- Puerto Rico no hay
qui6n pueda hablar alto y claro!
Pens6 que Ia injusticia Sc yergue
aqu1, como en- Filipinas, sin que ma
die ose fustigarlag
Estamos seguros de que Ell Gober-
nador General ignora los successes que
denunciamos y que comenta airada
la opinion en- la Capital y en- la isla.
81 no los ignorara; 81 su resi-
dencia llegase el rumor de esta ini-
quidad, que parece Ia obra del encono
V de la iracundia, el, que es un ca
ballero 81, que ejerce Jurisdiction
suprema en- Ell ramo de ensenanza
p0blica, habria anulado ese suspense
que indigna hasta 4 los mas egoistas
e indiferentes.