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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

Arrest OF Two Men at Newport News-HaiI-
storm Mt williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March 2l.-Spe-
cial.-It will be remembered that few
nights ago the store of c. II. Slater, at
Toano, was broken into and robbed OF
goods and money. Mr.. Slater suspected
certain parties. and next morning boarded
the train and went 10 Newport News.
There he found the men whom he sus-
pected. They were arrested at once and
brought to Toano. They proved TO be two
mechanics who had worked there for some
time. one a bricklayer and the other
painter. both of whom are from Norfolk.
They had a hearing yesterday before JUS
tice r. NJ. Garrett and were sent on 10
the grand jury. The justice allowed bail,
but this was not given then, hence they
were brought here and lodged in Jail
Several prominent local politicians Of
Norfolk were at Toano yesterday and
here to-day in the interest of these par
ties, one Of whom succeeded in giving
bail. with w II. Smith, of Norfolk. as
his surety. TIE other is still in Jail.
About II o'clock a threatening cloud
appear ed in the west and soon burst upon
the town. with heavy shower of hail,
many pieces being as large as hen eggs
and many much larger. Fortunately, 1t
was accompanied by no wind and lasted
only a few minutes. or the damage would
have been fearful. II is said that the
storm was much severer up in the county.
The Phoenix Literary Society has elect
ed the following gentlemen to represent
them at the final celebration in June:
President, T.. Shawen; Essayists G. NJ.
Smith and c. l.. Hepburn; Orators. a.
L. G. Stephenson and S. a. Thompson;
Dehaters. Robert NJ Charles and +. w.
osborne; DISCLAIMERS. Frank Chichester
and Gilmore Dickinson
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REFLECTION or OFFfCERs.
Annual Meeting of the stockholders of tho
New York. Phila. and Norfolk X. r.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Mar~h Il Sic.
cial.-The annual mse;i'.s cf the s'o'k-
holders Of thr Now York, Philadelphia
and Norfoiis railr) al was held II the
superintendent Office here yesterday.
There were present several of the officers
from Philadelphia. including Mr.. William
A. Patton. vi, epresdent and William
Cariss. Jr,, secretary. only routine bust
ness was transacted. all of the old board
being reelected for the ensuing year.
Notwithstanding the depression in busi-
ness during the past year, the ROAD
was enabled TO raise its net earnings
$S7 900 over 1892 and all were very much
pleased With the management Of the road.
Laura Goiiieon. the seven-year-oid enid
OF John Gofiigon. collector OF customs at
this port, met with the misfortune
few days ago 20 fall off fence and
break her arm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
KILLED THEIR MOTHER
Two Sons Fight. with Serious and Fatal
ResuIfs

Clifton and William Christian (colored)
brothers, became involved in a quarrel
over some triiing affair Tuesday night
and, as consequence, William is suffer
ing from Ratchet wound. and the
mother OF both men Is dead
The negroes were I'm their house on
twenty seventh street between andT
about IL II. NJ. when they got into a
dispute. 1t is said that William had
attacked his brother with his fists. when
the latter seized the Ratchet, which was
lying near, and struck his assailant.
The mother. witnessing the fight be-
tween the two sons. was attacked with
a fit, which eliminated in her prostra-
ton from nervous excitement. She had
been In delicate health for some time
and the shock brought on violent palpi-
tation OF the heart. from which she died
several hours after being taken 10 bed
Clifton Christian was arrested by Con-
stable Henry Voegler on the charge OF
assaulting and striking his brother with
the weapon, and was lodged in the coun-
" Jail.
Coroner Leftwich viewed the remains
OF the negro woman yesterday morning
and decided that death was the result
of heart trouble II Is hardly probable
that an inquest will be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Mr.. TURN BkSIEGED
The New Congressman Says the Once
Seekers Give Him Little Rest.

FRONT ROYAL. VA, March 2O.-Spe-
cial.-Yesterday our regular County Court
began. There were several cases on
the docket for violation of the local-op-
ton law.
Hon s. S. Turner, our new congress-
man. has been home for several days
on the sick list. He reports no abate-
ment In the number of office seekers.
who have beseged him since his election
He says the majority of them are ladies,
but that il is next TO impossible 10 get
office for any. as Virginia seems to have
her quota in every department
Miss t.. Virginia Grigg. of Alexandra.
who has been visiting her uncle. Dr.
4. Il. Grgg. OF our town. returned home
on last Saturday. While here she de-
lighted her old friends and made many
new ones.
Miss Elizabeth Silcott Yates. who has
been spending some time at the Stricken
House. gave quite an elegant euchre
party al her rooms on last Monday night
All present enjoyed the evening exceed
ingly. Miss Yates has made a host OF
friends I'm Front Royal.
Wheat is looking very well all through
the Shenandoah valley. and The prospect
is fine for large crop The farmers
are anticipating brighter times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
MIR. DOyNELLF'S SUIT.
Two Roanoke NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Organizlng for the CongtessIon nal Fight.

ROANOKE. VA, March 2l.-Special.-E.
III. Donnelly. who fell on a broken side
walk last July. breaking leg. and sued
the city for 5000 damages, was awarded
$50 to-day BY jury.
BENJAMIN i. Johnson. manager OF the
Gas Works at Huntsville. Ala. and Miss
Annie T.. Hawkins. of this city. were
married this morning. and left for the
groom's home.
Robert III. Gray. a wealthy Roanoke
real estate dealer. was married this af-
ternoon TO Miss Annie McCreary. daughter
OF ]. c. McCreary. coal operator re
siding at Hinton. w. Va. After tour
OF the northern cities. Mr.. Gray will bring
his bride 10 this city.
The Roanoke Prohibitionists have call
ed a meeting for tomorrow evening TO
organize for the congressional campaign
next fall. They intend nominating
candidate to represent this district in
Congress.
A strong Democratic campaign club
has been organized In the Fourth ward
with John Il. Hough president and w
u. Watts. secretary.
The remains OF John Y. Hcadrick. Of
this city. were brought here to-day iron
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
THE BURIAL OF KOSSUTH
his EELOTRD HUNGAEY TO HOLD
HIS ASHES.
Great Sorrow Manifested at the Death OF
tho Illustrious Patriot at His Old
Home-Funeral Arrangements.

TURIN, ITALY. March 1.-THE death
Of Louis Kossuth. the distinguished Hun
garian patriot and soldier. has east
feeling of deepest gloom ali over this city.
The municipal authorities have placed
themselves entirely at the disposal of the
Kossuth family in regard to the arrange
ments being made for the funeral. The
authorities expressed the desire that the
remains of the great Hungarian should be
buried in the Pantheon, in which many of
the illustrious dead Of italy have their
last resting place. But the family has
decided TO remove the remains TO Hun
gary. and, together with the remains Oh
his wife and daughter. which are Inferred
In the English cemetery at Genoa, they
viii be escorted TO Buda resin, WheIe
ii is expected they will be given a puphc
funeral.
Macy Messages of sympathy
\ cast OF Kossuth's face was taken this
morning. and the body was then en-
banned.
Very many messages Of sympathy have
reached the dead patriots -amily, ana
many more are coming In every hOur from
different parts OF Europe, as well as from
America and other foreign countries. Inc
remains Of Kossuth Will remain here I'M
are exhumed and all the preparations Tor
the funeral I'm Hungary have been com
pleted. The dead mans sons VIII accom-
pany the bodies 10 Buda Pesth.
The municipal Council of Turin offered
70 provide a suitable tomb for the burial
of Louis Kossuth in this city and accom-
pany the interment with appropriate nom
ors. but the family declined IL.
Wayne McVeagh. the American Ambas-
sador TO Italy. has intimated 90 the family
Of kOssuth that the United states VIII
be officially represented at the funeral.
Mourning ~ ko-Suths Late Home
BUDA PESTH March 2l.-The greatest
grief is expressed here at the death or
Louis KossUth. Mourning embiems are
being displayed on all sides and every
newspaper i'm the two cities appeared to-
day with black borders.
Mourning hags are already flying from
many houses, and before the day Is past
the cities will be black with Grape and
other emblems Of the sorrow felt by the
PEOPLE of Hungary at the death Of the
eXiled patriot.
The lower house Of the Hungarian Diet.
which had adjourned has been summoned
TO meet in special session on Friday next
i'm order TO take action upon hossuth s
death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
BIG STABLES BURNED.
OUlyTfrY or FEED DESTROYED
BUr THE NOISES WE'RE sAyED.
pefsrsbnrg's Tobacco Msrk.f-H"k'-'po u
the Ball Team for This season-''N'-
ing Begins April eo,h-Keviva''

PETERSBURG. VA, March A'-spe-
cial.-Between u and ! O'Clock TO-DAY
smoke was seen Issuing through the ROOF
of the stables OF Mr. Robert W. Collier
on the corner Of New and Byrne streets
and in an incredibly short time the
whole structure was enveloped in flames.
The building. frame structure. about
TWO hundred feet in length. was burned
10 The ground. The horses. however
were all gotten out 4 considerable guam
tity OF feed was burned. including about
seventeen thousand pounds Of oats. which
had recently been put in the stables. Inc
building cost s.. 800. The total loss VIII
be about $500. with an insurance OF
thirty-one hundred dollars placed in the
following companies Norwich Union
and Niagara. OF New York; Home. OF
New York: Insurance Company OF North
America. Phoenix. OF London, and Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
The greatest revival known here among
the colorcd people for more than hair
a century Is being held at the colored
churches This is the fourth week, and
thcre have been some three Of four hum
dred conversions. Two hundred and forty
Of the converts have joined the Harrison
Street Baptist church.
Activity in the Tobacco Trade.
There is more activity I'm the tobacco
market this week. and the farmers are
generally satisfied with the prices they
receive for their tobacco.
The through passenger train from the
South. due here at 1888 L. NJ, was three
hours and half behind time this even
ing. The delay is said TO have been
caused from not boxes.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson OF Richmond.
is on visit TO a friend here.
A charity ball was given at the Peters
burg Greys armory last night. which was
a very enjoyable affair. II was under the
auspices OF the Bnai Birth Lodge. of
this city
The signing Of the players of the Peters
burg baseball club for next season is
about through with The team will con-
sist Of keifer. Brodie. Leach, Meyers.
and Sanford. OF last season. and Fore
man. Kelly. Brooke, Armstrong. end
Hammond or Lyston whose application
the association has under consideration,
with the chances in favor Of Lyston. The
season will open in Petersburg on the
10Th OF April next. The umpire has not
yet been selected. but the position will
be offered Mr. Frank X. Clements. whose
rulings heretofore in games Of bail have
been so fair and impartial
Mr.. Herbert -. owen. of Richmond
Mr.. Morton Riddle and Capt. Warde Nc
Gee. OF Petersburg, engaged a launch
yesterday evening and went down the
river fishing They report that they had
"A delightful time, but. upon the sugges-
ton OF Mr.. owen. the fishing expedition
was abandoned for pleasant recreation,
and ride on the river was more appro-
pirate and enjOyble Mr.. Owen, however.
did not have fshermdns luck, but upon
the contrary was fortunate enough TO
purchase a string Of fish in Petersburg.
and thus beguiled his many friends I'm
Richmond with the belief that he had
piscatorial cunning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
VIZ. kyte Acc tlrnialIy Shot.

BUCKINGHAM c. H.. VA, March 2l.-
Speclal-Mr. w. w. Kyle, a young man
living about seven miles distant from this
place, was badly wounded by the acct
dental discharge OF his gun just as he re-
turned home from hunting. DR.. w. r..
Pratt, who rendered the necessary surgi-
cal attention. says he received the whole
load OF bird shot In his hip, the load
carrying with it the wads and clothing,
all OF which were extracted. AT this
time young Kyle is resting easily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
A Fight Between Bro,hers-in-Law.

FLOYD. w, March 2D-Special 4 lily
yesterday morning dittIc Il;y occGIr. d
four miles from this alice, between sohn
Davis and J0nn Lish'. "a which re
latters thigh was slAt'eicd ry pistol
ball.
The men are brothers-in-law. From
the few rasticulars which have res led
here. IL appears IA; Davis. f~arirg &C
a slanderoas sta-emea, made ty Light
concerning the formers ~ife Wet TO
Lights house and, calling hln out. a
difficulty cnsusd. With me ab''ye result.
Davis has not been :lppreh. ndel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
HcnricO County Court

Judge Wickham presided over the Hem
rico County Court yesterday The Jury
returned a verdict OF not guilty in the
case of the three white boys. Romeo
Sims, Ducks MOsby, and Governor Gath
right. charged with stealing chickens.
The court was engaged in the hearing
Of unimpOrtant civil cases
No disposition has been made of the
special police question. Judge Wickham
will certainly remove them.
There is much complaint Of dopredations
by thieves In the county near Chlmborazo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

SANDY HOOK. VA. March eO.-special.
Capt. a. -. Perkins. one Of the most
popular men In the upper end of this
county. died at his residence. near Bula
yesterday morning.
\ large concOurse attended his funeral
this afternoon. At the grave a few re-
marks We're made by Rev H. u. Rag
land who had been for many years his
pastor and intimate friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

arkana have gone under water since
yesterday. Traffic on the south end of the
cotton belt road was abandoned last
night. on account of the overflow Of Red
river. The Iron Mountain ran their trains
over this road yesterday and now they
can do nothing but wait ill the water
recedes. All the trains from the North
to-day were crowded with visitors. EN-
route TO Hot Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

PANAMA. March IA well-organized
attempt 10 bring about L revolution has
been discovered by authorities in Bosolo,
United States OF Columbia, in sufficient
time TO prevent a general uprising The
plans Of the conspirators were well laid
and contemplated concerted action
throughout the country. A large number
of arrests have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
FLOODS ~ ARKANSAS.
South Central Part OF the state Becoming
an Inland Ocean.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, March 1.-THE
greatest food in the history OF Souih
Central Arkansas is now on, and that
MARI of the state is rapidly approaching
the condition Of an inland ocean IL mas
rained almost necessarily all over me
State and I'm the Indian Territory ior
four days. Railway communication mas
been almost entirely cut OF from lhe
South 70 the Texarkana, ana rom ~
cent reports IL Is not impropaoie .""s
similar fate awaits the country 10 the
North and West, and possibly the East
No trains went South to-day, and those
going North were made up In this city.
MANY feet more Of the Iron Mountain
railway tracks between here and Tex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

49, us..r. r W. Bliss and +. \. Jacobs
s 5seoba a maS, Others. large chorus and
Ser OF symns preceding the address by
Mr.. Bliss. .s-uaetIno, O.,
At O'Clock n mas a.,,n rIans Tor boys
will be held in the sam ana y II viii
p pe ' viii assist in the singing Of the
he
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

At a Cedar city Nfo) funeral, the son
of the murdered man and the son ot
the murderer shook hands and "ept to-
gether over the corpse. the murderer
himself was kept away on this interesting
occasion by circumstances beyond his
control
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

philadelphia and buried. He was ass's,.
ami foreman OF the Eigenioor br'use
works and engaged in experimenting ,ne
erection OF the iron-work OF new pun".
ing. and fell Monday from n girder 10 '"e
Sidewalk. crushing his skull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
The Last Excursion To Old Point Via the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Under the
Au.p css of the Powhatnn Club

Round trip tickets on Sunday, March
25th. only $50 Train leaves Broad
street station at $40 A. NJ; leaves Old
Point L. NJ, arriving Richmond $50
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

CHICAGO. ILL. March H-Rapier was
-, a,f, faV,orfte to win at RODy to-day.
The weather was hot and the track fast.
First receive ongs.-Adversity
first. Maggie Sowey second, Van Dora
third. Time. iI5 u.
cacond race-selling. nine-sixteenths or
a mile.-Rapier first. Tamerlane second.
Extra third. Time. l:o7.
Third race-selling eleyen-sixteenths OF
q mile.-Ernest L. first. Lit.4e Fred sec
ond. Rock third: Time, -. IA.
Fourth 'race-handcap. two-year-olds'
saven-sixteenths OF a mile.-Esther Cleve-
land first. Ia Ia second, Katie b. third.
Time. 20. ,-.-.. .,....,,.,..
of a mile.-Rosew0od first. Ulster secohu'
Col. Clay third. Time, III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
COLUMBIA.

Earned fuiiS-N ltSlnid, q. tOluinhh, 1.
Two-base hits-O'Connor. Three-base hits
--Coombe, Parker. Passed ball-Marshall.
Bases on balls-Mattuck. Miller Marshall.
Watts. Hit by pitched ball-Mattuck.
Tfme-one hour and forty-five minutes.
t'mpire-Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

Another meeting for young men Will
be held In the big hall Of the loung Mems
Christian Association next Sunday after
noon at . o'clock. 1t Will be conducted
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
TANNER TURN, UP hGAIN.
Believed that "Golden Gate" il the Famous
Il nrer-The Races

EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL, March IL
Golden Gates victory in the third race
was very suspicious, and all bets were
ordered to stand until a thorough investi-
CATION can be made. He is believed TO
be the famous ringer, Tanner. II was en-
tered in the name OF q. Ben. Wen
backed horses were successful IN the
other five events. Weather and track
good. Summary:
First ace-nine-sixteenths Of mile,
purse.-Alopathy first. Bayard second,
Fanny d. third. Tine SO.
Second race-fve-eighths Of mile. sell
ing.-Roy first Manola second, Republic
third. Time, 90 81.
Third race-One mile purse.-Golden
Gate first. Granite second. Mackey third.
Time $50 IL.
Fourth ce-eleven-sixteenths of a mile.
purse.-Miss Kitty first, John Dunn Sec
ond Enickerb0cker third. Time, ia
Fifth race-three-quarter Of mile
purse.-Collect0r first, Bonnie b. second
John Berkley third Time. l.2l IL.
Sixth race-three- quarters OF mile
purse. Yosemite first, Ballardine secohl'
lzell third. Time III.
he Winners tat New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. March IL
Weather fair, track heavy, and attend
ance good. Summary:
First race-purse 500, selling, uFe-
einhths of a mile.-Miami GOur 70 one)
first. Bobby Beach second, Merry Eyes
third. Time. 1903 1000 ,,, a...
Second race-purse WV seiIiiB' I'VE
eiehfhs of a mile.-LOoking Backward
(seven to ten first, Maud second MiildAie
third. Time. los IL. a..
rbird race-purse $50 selling i've
eighths OF a mhe.-Beyerley teven) utst'
Tramp second. Footrunner third Time,
~ Fourth race-purse 500. handicap, seven
oishtbs Of a rnile-Beatrice lone 10 two
first Tenny. Jr. second Boro third.
Time. l:3S II. go .,,,,o. 800,
oirbtLs Of n mile-Carmen -four to one)
drst Relic of Springfield second. Billy
Hartigan third. Time, LIB
Entries sat New Orleans for To-Day.
First ace-three-quarters OF a mile
selling -Rondeau, 81: Rabbit, "a: Sub
iuncfive. %: Del Row. 30. Levin. %; -.
/ O'C. 90. Palmetto Boy, 80: Gull, lO8'
Sheridan Clark, llO; Little Dutcnman, liV.
second race-four furlongs, tWo-year-
olJs-Nellie H., lG, Reyonah, 10; Annie
Cook. I07; Eleanor, lOl; Atiila, lV'' Bur
eundy. 10. Chenoa. ITO.
Third -nve-eighths Of mile handi-
cap-LOch Levin, l0l, King Crdft, ~
Tin lOf; Ludlow. 10; Eau Claire, lo5;
Oueen Bird. IL; Gratz Hanley 100; Sati-
net, los. Cass 40.
Fourth race-thrteen-sixtee OF a
mile. handicap l0i; Gendarne, l6,
Whitenose. 81: Henneria. %; Kouser, 20;
Forest King. s5 Wedgeheld, III.
FIFTH race-three-duarters or mile,
,,ofdens.-Freddie Mitchell 80, Excelsior,
IN. Rlackhawk, %: Bob Martin. 81; Vol
,,nteer 90. blacksmith. %; Lady LOr-
raine. lOJ Duncan Minor. III; Jim Boyd,
liz.
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