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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

The central committee and directory
board of the \. p. V. A. held called
meeting in the Historical Society rooms
at 4:sO O'Clock YESTERDAY evening: the
object of the meeting was to complete
Tho flnal arrangements Tor the excursion
TO Jamestown on May 18th. which VIII
b. known hereafter as Virginia or
Fourct RS Day, in commemoration OF the
fact that il is the day that the colon.sts
landed at Jamestown. The steamer Poca-
hontas win he chartered. and the cXcur-
sion Will be under the chaperonage OF
the directory hoard. Guide books illus
trative of the historic scenes and events
OF James river and jamestown Will be
sold on the boat
William and Mary College VIII unite
with the Richmond eXcursiOmsts IN an
attractive and entertaining programme.
which viii include speech from Presi-
dant TYLER and an original poem from
MIR. c. w. Coleman.
~ was unanimously decided 10 invite
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney to be the hoHorcd
guests on this occasion. Refreshments
will be served on the boat. The tickets
are a dollar for adults and fifty cents for
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Split In the Popu!ist Party.

DIES MONIES. IOWA, April 23.-Gen-
eral Weaver and the advocates OF a
combination of all the free silver FORCES
i'm the coming campaign were beaten at
the meeting of the Populist Central Com
mittee to-day and the Straightout Popn-
lists are jubilant tonight. state Char
man X. n. Scott presided and nine OF
the eleven members were present DeS
Moines, June 18th, was chosen as the
place and date of the state Convection
without contest. When ii came 10 choos-
ing a temporary chairman. Rev. G.. H.
Boshor, of Waterloo, the Democratic
Populst candidate for Congress In the
Third district last fan. was put forward
by the Weaver crowd and G. A. LLOYD.
of Muscatine, by those who desire 10
stand on the entire Populist platform.
LLOYD was chosen by vote or . 20 J.;
Gen.ial Weaver and Mr.. Boshor declared
tonight that the fight would be carried
into the state Convention, ana CHAIRMAN
Scott, who is opposed 10 them. announced
that the Straightout Populists were
ready for the conflict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

Inters sting Facts r,D..t Richnonas Ut
zens ard Ofn-r Mat err.

zens ard Ofn-r Mat er's
Messrs. n. l.. Waddell and Joseph
Maroni OF Farmville, were 'isi'ins 'ne
city yesterday.
Mr.; Charles II. johnson OF the ip preIn
nal Revenue Service, mas Ietuihcu Iva"
a business trip to Norfolk.
Mrs. Clara Newheiser, wife OF MT FRED
Newheiser. died In Baltimore SUNDAY
She had relatives in this city.
A marriage license was issued IN WASH
ington Monday to Harry II. Apram, Oh
Richmond Va. and Matilda Kaufman.
The Clayton coal mines are being again
put In working shape much 70 tne grau-
ficat.on Of the citizens ana miners Oh
that locality.
Adolph. infant child Of Il. A. and $:
Siewers. died at II o'clock Monday niSnt
at the residence of his parents. III soutn
Belvidere street.
The young men OF Park Place churcaa
at a meeting held Friday night, surprised
Rev. Dr. ". j. Young by presehuhs
him with a bicycle.
DR.. r. n. Sledd delivered an address
in Norfolk Monday night before the Ep1
worth Leagues Of GranDy-Street anu
Centenary churches.
The funeral Of Mrs. Florence c. he
took place from Grace-Street Ioa!t.se
church at II O'Clock yesterday ana was
very largely attended.
Miss Nora Leavy. who has been stay
lIK Win lIltUl. nlSr c.'''of
Gay street, returned to her nome Ill
Roanoke Monday night.
Captain c. w. Westbury, of the South
ern railway, who was recently rstlvNeu
from his run between this city ana 'har-
lotte, has been reinstated.
Mr.. +. Harry Jeter, formerly mem
Der of the well-known Imperial Quartette'
and a prominent hotel clerk OF this city;
has accepted "A position with the hotei
Aragon, of Atlanta. Ca
Last Friday night Mr.. Levin Joynes
lost an oyercoat and reported the sar
TO tho police yesterday morning, ar III
a couple of hours Policeman GlbsJn sue
ceeded in recovering the coa'"
Mr.. W J. King secretary OF the Retail
Merchants Association o. Richmond, left
yesterday for New f1rk to attend tne
meeting of the National GrOcers Asso-
citation, which IS now In session there.
The building in course Of erection on
west Main street, opposite Monroe PARK.
will be occupied by the Randoloh-Strect
Baptist church fair. which opens the E'th
instant. and will continue for two wee~s.
The residence OF OrlO u. James, NO.
10G north Twenty-ninth street, was en-
| tered Monday by sneak thief ana tnieo
| Umbrellas. a gold-headed cane, and two
| hats were stolen. The police are look
| Ing for the thief
Mr.. Charles r. Hunter. the drug cleri
for several years at the Fulton Pharmacy
IeIt N'StclNdS ~ APP " -
Norfolk, Va. This young man is the In
yentor of the Electro-Poison Alarm. FOL
which a patent was lately granted.
The entertainment at Belyidere Hal
| last night for the benefit OF the West
| minister Presbyterian church was a com
nlete success A large crowd was pres
| ent and enjoyed the well arranged ant
executed programme. The following
| persons contributed different NUMBER
| on the programme during the eVeni2s
Miss Pegram, Captain r. w. CUNNING.
ham, Howard Quartette, Miss g. Herald
| Miss Bright. Mr.. Eugene Davis, Mr. u
| II. Hudson, and Mr.. w. Boss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
A +" nta1 Wedding.

The Lilliputian wedding at Calvary
BAPTIST church drew a large crowd last
night. and the little folks all did their
parts well. IL VAS most gratifying
success The six-year-old children In fun
evening dress were too cute for any
thing" The following is a list of par
ticpants:
Ushers-Ollie Gill. Tom Chaulkley. Char
lie Ragland. Joe Patterson, Hay Smith
and Percy Carter.
Brides maids-Florence Anderson, Elsie
Farmer Willie Monday. Mollle Monday
Ula Bailey, Laura Dansey.
Flower giris-lda Dillard, Olga Clip
perick, Hasel Butler and Nellie Wake
field.
Best man, Cleveland Bailey; maid Of
honor, Elise Tucker: groom, Jessie Wood;
bride, Ethel Hewlett; father, Brightly
Boze: mother. Lille Parker; preacher,
Liland Atkinson; preachers wife, who
officiated at the organ. Lillian Suits.
The ceremony was in rhyme and was
one Of the most unique things ever pre-
scented by little children. The entertain
ment is by the Nenable-Street church and
will be repeated at Venable-Street next
Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

execution Of the deed and a fee OF 500 to
Mr.. Bloomberg. the following debts are
TO be paid In the order tanner. A..
]. +. Bottlgheimsr. all rent due ana 20
become due for the use OF tnc pfr'nN,ss
in which the conveyed l Rre2esr1s5yy y 10
Kjrsh. roo N s Metzger. 500. ;. The
balance OF the money is TO be distributed
pro. rata among The other crsaisors an an
their names and amounts appear Oh
the books and paper Of A. Metzger. % oso
The liabilities are estimated to be 80" $50,
Herman Ullman. wro Keeps si rade
at No 3is north Sixth street, atso i,laue
an assignment for the benent OF niI 49, ,r,'r
tors, naming Mr. William f1esenheime5f
as trustee The liabilities are estlna,eui
nj 5000. After the payment of the usrli
legal expenses and costs Of the deed me
following parties are named as hrs'-eiaSs
creditors: O. CO.,
w. j. Todd. siOss3: L. Levy d son.
ss5.ss; Bernneim. Rexinger 40 & 60, > s5y,
Isaac Hutzler. $50: r. 3. Climann. s1ss.
Ali other credifors are to be considered
as second-class. and are to share rataoiy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

Calvary Baptist church never held a
larger crowd than on last night ar
o'clock, when Mr.. II. c. King and Mss
Maud Powell were united in the bonds OF
matrimony MIR. s. l.. King. brother of
the groom, was best mon. Rev Mr. j. X.
Wilkinson, OF Ashland. performed the
ceremony Mr. Ernest III. Cosby rendered
the wedding march. The following gen
fiemen were ushers: +. II. Frank, Horace
Wright. NJ. }. Petriss, ;. j.. King.
The bride was handsomely gowned In
tan cloth. with brown velvet trimmings,
and carried large bouqu I 81 La France
daurbter OF Mr.. r. W. Powell. The
rrcom Is q well-kuown employe OF tho
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
rallroAd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

William Sledge (colored) was before JUS
tice Lewis at the Henrico County Court
Yesterday morning. charged with steal
ing a lot Of geese from George Morton
'The evidence show ID that some one else
stole the geese. but William was given
thirty days as a suspicious character.
Tom Green (colorcd). who is In Henr.cQ
jail on charge OF having assaulted
Hester Ste..art a nine-year-old colored
girl was before Magistrate Vincent Mon
day afternoon, and was sent on 10 the
grand fury. MIR W. H.. Beverage is
counsel for the accused, and the Common
wealth is represented by Mr.. George W.
Thomas. The man has not yet been able
to secure bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
VA. AND CAROLINA LINE
A COMMISSION TO DEFINE THE BoUy-
DAIRY or CERTAIN COUNTIES.
Govsrsor Carr VIII Call q Mass Meeting to
Arrange fer the Dedication of the
Confederate Monument.

RALEIGH, n. c., April Especial
Governor Carr has appointed Roger y.
Gregory, OF oxford, and X. w. hs'oh'
OF Warren county. commissioners on the
part OF this state, to assist commls-
sioner from Virginia IN running the
boundary line between Warren, vance
and Granville counties. I'm this state, ana
Mecklerburg, Va. The commissioners are
to meet at warrenton the 18th instant.
The Governor will. on Thursday night.
preside over mass-mceting OF citizehs
to perfect arrangements for the decora-
ton IF Raleigh May 10Th, and regarding
the immense crowd that will have 10 be
accommodated. Governor Carr has,
through the monumental association. In
vited the Governors OF all the southern
States to be his guests at this time, and
IL is hoped that many Will come. Inc
rate on the railroads is low, that OF the
$. A. l.. being one cent a mile. the
list of 20 assistant marshals from all
parts of the state. is ready for puolica-
ton.
Mr. H. ID. Stanford. the legislative ap-
pointee to the position of State Librarian
is here TO be present In his suit against
Mr.. J. c. Ellington, the rightful .encum-
bent
CONVICT BELL CAPTURED.
The white convict, Bell, who escaped
from the penitentiary last week. has been
recaptured in Durham county and re-
turned 10 the penitentiary.
The case of Judge" Ewart VS. Judge
Jones' for the western judgeshp. will be
moved up on the docket and will proba-
bly, be called tomorrow.
TIE sT,IE's Exhibit AT ATLANTA.
Mr.. r. X. Brown. secretary OF the
agricultural board, has received n letter
from Commissioner Roche. of South Caro-
lima, urging him to do all in his power
10 have a State exhibit at the Atlantis
exposition.
There is very little chance of there be
ing an exhibit there from North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

Compromise Measure Adopted satisfHftory
10 lIemncrst..


NORFOLK. VA. April 25.-Speciai.-
The action OF the Common Council ID
agreeing to the tax bill adopted by the
Select Council, which fixed the licenses
for the sale OF liquor at fifty per cent.
less than that prepared by the ProhiDi-
tion machine. and which they were ad-
vlsed to reject by the Pilot, the organ
of the administration, was sufpriSe 10
many people. The schedule adopted ~
generally satisfactory to the Democrats
and accountable TO the liquor sellers. This
was prepared by Mr.. Wrenn, of the firm
OF Nottingham a. Wrenn. a prominent
business man, and In no way interested
IN the liquor trade.
MIR. ST. JOINS TESTIMONIAL.
Vice-Presidcnt ST. John. of the Sea-
of a high testimonial of esteem from the
engineers of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific railroad. A committee com
posed of G. j. Ringer. Of Trenton, MO-.
and John Lacey. Of Chicago. mas arrNeu
here to present to Mr.. st. John beautl-
full gold watch from their association
of engineers Tao watch Is very manu-
some.
Judga Uanckcl has chartered the Nor
foIk Trunk Manufactures Company. Cap
ital stock to be not less than A,OOO. nor
more than $1,000. Mr.. a. j. Cannon Is
president.
NEW CHURCH PROPERTY.
The First Baptist church of Norfolk, OF
which Rev. Il. B. Hatcher Is pastor, mas
recently purchased the old church pro-
perty OF the Granby-Street congregation
for s27. 900. The purchase was made ABOUT
a week ago, and already about one-half
OF the money has been subscribed.
rHF xoRFOLK BOAT CLUB.
The Norfolk Boat-Club contcmplates or
eanizing a racing crew for this season.
The club is composed of some OF the
most substantial young men in the city.
Their property is valued at about so,VVO,
and the club has money ahead.
FARMER EATEN BY NEGRO WOMEN.
Mr. Henry Kern, one Of the leading citi'
zens of Portsmouth, and an extensive
trucker, of Norfolk county, was assaulted
by two negro women on his farm, 0
few miles from the city, today and came
very near being killed by a blow or
the head with a bar of iron. The womef
lived on his farm. but would not work
and when he ordered them to leave, ne
was assaulted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

Judge Paul Decides That II Must Begin To-
bay

LYNCHBURG. VA. April Especial.
The United States District Court, Judge
John Paul presiding. and the United
States Circuit Court. Judge simonton,
presiding. are both in special session here
to-day.
In the District Court to-day. the case
OF X. II. Pannill. charged with aiding and
abetting Teller Hammer i'm embezzing the
funds of the First National Bank of
this city, was called for the second hear
ing. Messrs. Lee and Harrison. counsel
for defence, are both absent from the
city. and Messrs. Long and Fcatherston.
acting for them, asked that the~case be
continued until the fall term. Attorney
Montague. for the Government, objected.
and the Judge ruled that the case must
be called tomorrow. as the excuse for
the absence of Messrs. Lee and Harrison
was insufficient.
THE BAIL BOND INCREASED.
Mr. Montague then asked that Pannll
be required TO give Il new bail bond. as
the present one is technically imperfect.
he was sustained by Judge Paul and
the amount OF the new bond was fixed at
5000. Pannill has not yet been able to
raise this amount. and has been remanded
10 jail.
Hammer is now i'm Brooklyn peni:entia-
~ for seven years, and Pannili escaped
conviction by the obstinacy OF an eccen-
trio juryman.
BIO SUIT AGAINST ADAMS rxPRrss COMPANY.
In the United States Circuit Court the
suit OF Threadgill VS. the Adams Express
Company Us pending. This suit involves
an amount exceeding fifty thousand dol
lars for alleged breaches OF contract.
Threadgill is large cigar dealer here
and formerly shipped his goods by the
defendant company. The bill alleges that
IN about sevcnty-fve or hundred cases
the company has been guilty of breach
OF contract. Considerable time viii doubt
less be consumed with the case
NERoIcr IN 1Hs WILLS CASE.
At the third sitting OF the coroner's
jury In the Wills case to-day a verdict
was brought in that Wills came TO his
death by a blow inflicted by parties un-
known. The two Weinmans who were
arrested on charge OF having killed
him are out on five hundred dollars
ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
STILh LIyTSG HIGH.
That Henrico County Jury are Pleased
With Exchange Hotei Board.

Again the jury In the case of Parker.
alias Frank l.. Smith. the soId-brick man.
failed to agree. and were adjourned over
rntil this morning. The deadlock seems
10 be most obstinate one. and at pres
ent II Is impossible TO tell just when
a verdict viii be reached. Smiths
irother arrived in this city Yesterday
sfterroon. Mr. Samuel Emery. the book
maker. stan remains in the city. His
fidel.ty TO his friend Parker has been
the subject of much favorable comment
as far as Mr.. Emery rs concerned. judge
Wickham said Yesterday that he had
nc idea as TO when the jury would md
a vcrdil L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
simmons and DR.. Rice win Not Race.

ST. LOUIS. MO, April 23.-Efforts to
make a renewal OF the Simmons-Dr Rice
match having fallen through, Foster
wanted TO run the match in private for
$500 a side. Walsh agreed TO bet 500
even. and the remaining 5000 II Foster
would give him to 5. This proposition
was re iected by Foster, and discontinued
anv further efforts to get up p race. lie
vii, shin the Doctor East Thursday to
meet his Brooklyn handicap engagement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
A Larro Steamer Ashore.

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Captain Will
kie. of the steamship Bowden. which ar
rived to-day from Port Antony. ia, re-
ports a large steamer. apparently about
- zoo tons ashore at Cape False. south
of Cape Henry. The Bowden passed with
In about five miles of the steamer, pu'
could not ascertain her name. lhere
were no signals Of distress from the
steamer. She was lying broadsde on
the shore, and was rolling heavily. A
tremendous sea was breaking over her.
and the vessel must have suffered con-
siderable damage, II she escaped total de-
sfrlctiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
CHASE cry POLITICS.
Two Tickets In the Field for Town Omces
Lnnd sales.

CHASE CITY. VA. April 2S--Speciai-
A Temperance Citizens ticket ana
citizens ticket" have been put In the
field for municipal officers. The Citizens
ticket" il is said is not 'wet or dry, =
erd IL seems not. as there are five men n
the seven on the ticket who are recog-
nized as temperance men.
one of our candidates for county OF
fee. q "ied-hot' Democrat. has declared
against frauds in elections" as his stan
dard. ar.d has the srpport of ali parties.
A gentleman from Ohio has purchased
the Pritchard farm. about one nile west
of the town, and will soon come with
his family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

The following telegram was received
at The Times office last night, and the
yCung man referred TO was well known
in Richmond and was the adopted son
of Mrs. Rebman, of 400 east Grace
street.
DENVER. COL. April 23.-Robert l..
Rcbman. nineteen years old, drug clerk.
end recently from Richmond, Va. com
mitted suicide last night. He received
a letter from Richmond that seemed TO
he the Immediate cause of the deed. Il
short time before killing himself. He
took an overdose of morphine.
Young Rebman died at the residence
of Mrs T.. +. Lyneman. in this city, ana
the remains will be sent TO Richmond Tor
interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

Several s ores In that Town Robbsd-.No
Arrests.

DANvfLIE. VA. April 25.-Special.-
II. c. Penn. OF Neapolis. was robbed last
night OF $40 in money and a lot of cloth
ing. The thief entered Penn's room about
midnight and is supposed 10 have made
his escape on the northbound train. leav-
ing here soon after the robbery was
committed.
Al an early hour this morning thieves
entered Alfred Morton's barber-shop. and
finding the safe not locked securely. pro-
ceeded TO rob H. They priced open the
top drawer. from which they took si2
belonging 70 Morton. In the next drawer
there was $50 belonging to the shop. and
in q third drawer $3.50 belonging 10 Cal
vary Baptist church tcolored), of which
Morton IL treasurer. The thieves did not
modest either OF the latter drawers. IL Is
supposed they became frightened before
thsy got TO them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

escape from death on the I'D by team
running away. Hc hired turnout from
Messrs Davis Bros. of Marnnsvine. anu
Returning. the brcnst-strap gave way,
allowing the singletree 10 strike trc
horse. which caused the accident,
Mr. SheIton's left arm was proh~hn,
10 town and his arm set by pr. AMBER
son. and Is ms comfortable as the nature
OF HIS injuries will admit
Mr.. Shelton has many warm lr'enus
I'm this county who sympathize VITA
him in his affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Rescued the Girl.

A little white girl, the daughter OF a
woman who. after marriage with we'll
known man. drifted from bad 10 worse
until her husband finally quilted her. mas
been rescued from a negro woman III
Uenrico county. who had charge Of her,
and Is now in one OF the charitable insti--
snttons OF the city. DR.. j. N Upshur and
MIR Robert II. Fisher were Instrumental
fatber has. in writing. given the institu-
Ton fur control OF the child until she
shall have reached the age OF eighteen
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
A LLui.n W ed0ing.

LOUISA, VA, April &.-Special.-A
larTe crowd assembled to-day at II
o'clock at the Baptist church at Whining
ton, Fluvanna county, to witness me
marriage of Miss Mary Campbell, dauSh-
Ter of Sheriff r. s. Campbell, to Mr..
Charles f.. Jones, the owner of the beau
tiful est.at.e known. rs. ...s.ary's -I'rook =
Or. Snead. or FORK UNION performed
the ceremony They started Immediately
for an extended bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
cnLrMBrs N. HOBBS

BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Police Justice
Columbus NJ Hobbs. well known IN Do-
S,,icai circles died this morning of con-
s,mntfon. aged fifty-two. His fatal i'll
oaes developed upon his return from the
ias, inaue1Iration Of President Cleveland.
on that occasion Squire Hobbs was chief
marshal OF he eae Cc eoII. He had been
magistrate ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Tha nncinrs, Mre.ing.

DIR. J. A. Hodges was the leader IN
the subject selected for discussion az.
the Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
last night. his paper being a model of
his theme. Those participating in the
discussion were Drs. Cullen, Virsin'us
Harrison. Henson, Kuyk, Cowardin, ana
Peyser.
REPORTS OF cases were made by Drs.
Edwards, Harrison. Winfree. Gordon. and
peySer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
r., Fleet n l.;.uteran.-colene'.

Colonel Henry c. Jones. has issued an
order providing for an election OF neu-
The line officers of that command to-
morrow night TO MI the vacancy caused
bv the promotion OF Lleutenanf-Coio
A. l.. Phillips, tie present brisadier-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

An optic II firm and Gro-e'y Keeper Go
to the Wall

A. Metzger, who has been doing bust
ness. under the name OF the Richmond
Optical Company, az No. li9 east broad
street, Yesterday filed a deed OF assign
ment in the clerks office OF the Chancery
Court. conveying his entire stock. store
lixtures. etc., to Sol. Bioombcrg, as trus-
tee. for the benefit Of his creditors.
The trustee Is instructed 10 settle the
AFFAIRS OF the concern within four months
from date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

ROANOKE, VA. April 2S.-speeial.-
Charles Reynolds (colored) was put on
trial this afternoon, charged with at
tempting a criminal assault upon Mary
Wade (colored). The jury is composed
entirely of negroes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Murdered His Stsp-son.

BEDFORD GUY. VA, April 3.-Spe-
cial.-James Cabell (colored) was to-day
sentenced TO eighteen years I'm the pen
itcntiary for the brutal murder OF MS
infant step-son about six weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Mems
Collars and Cuffs.

We now offer an entire new
line Of Collars and Cuffs, in all
the latest shapes, at popular
prices. New Neckwear, new
Shirts, new Gloves--an almost
new department throughout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
EX-SENATOR JAMES +. WILSON.

FAIRFIELD, IOWA, April 2.-Ex-
United States Senator James f. Wilson
died at his home here at $40 last evening
from paralysis of the brain. His death
has been expected daily for the past
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
rns pnlioe Ri Passad.

Albany. n. Y. April 23.-The Lexow
h,narttsan New York city police bill has
,,assad the Assembly by vote OF SO to
u and the bill now goes to the Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
The FOurQQr8al Price CO.

wy ANTED-PARTIES ESIRINu
w STEREOTYPING OF ANY AND
All, KINDS, can have the work prompt
iy and satisfactorily done BY leaving their
orders at THE TINES OFFICE. Terms
reasonable. "S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Ira Birycle csntest.

The press committee at work OF the
,.ard contest for the bicycle offered by
wssrs saks & Co. could not finish
last sI night The result VIII be- announced