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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Trial Serm ons by Two Young Preacher,
Four Others To he Hoard

The adjourned meeting Of East Han
over Presbytery was opened last night
in the Second Presbyt arian church Dr.
Hoge'9. Mr.. David X. Walthaii. Of Rich
mond. and Mr.. VI. r. Overcast. Of States
vile. n. g., candidates for licensurc to
the ministry. preached their trlal sermons
before the presDytery AT the conclusion
OF the devotional services. Or Kerr ia q
few encouraging remarks. moved the ac-
ceptance Of both sermons. which was
carried by the unanimous vote of the
presbytery.
Dr. Campbell then announced the order
OF exercises to-day: Presbytery will
meet at $3.50 A. NJ, until p. NJ. and
from 4 =. NJ, to continue az the pleasure
of the body. At II A NJ Mr.. James T..
Cook and Mr.. Frank T.. Robins will de-
liver their trial sermons. and at S Il. NJ.
the presbyiery will hear the sermons OF
Mr.. W. J. King and Mr.. S. Gordon Hut
ton.
Rev. G. Churchill Christian was dis
missed 10 the 81. Louis Presbytery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
me RfCHNOND tOIL N4HEFr
1t VIII Not Be Affected by The Grea.
Stake

The great strike among the miners
at Pocahontas. Va, and the coal regions
thereabout. which has assumed so impor-
tant a phase OF late, has so far produced
no material effect upon the coal market
OF Richmond. In conversation with one
or the LARGEST coal-dealers in Richmond
yesterday he said 80 far there has been
no material effect upon the Richmond
market as very little of the coal from the
region where the strike prevails is used
In this city. I'm not sure that the strike
VIII not have some effect later II IL contin-
ues. kind Of sympathetic effect will
be the result after a while. as the condi-
ton In and around Pocahontas will have
SC me action upon the other coal regions
that supply the bituminous article. No
anthracite coal comes from the mines
where the strike is on, however, and ire
price OF anthracite Will not be affectec
do not look for any serious results"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Black All-Wool Henrietta, silk finished
and full yard wide, &c. quality, DC.
the yard.
10 10 yard pieces; some Of these
goods for 25c. and zoe. the yard; dollar
values.
Three pieces or Wool-Faced 25c. Tan
Henrietta, II l-2c. the yard.
Remnant OF Colored Dress Goods, great
variety Of styles and lengths, at rem
nant prices
Choice pickings Of Dress Innings. Every
one remnant at low prices.
Dresden Ribbons, cream grounds, eN-
quisite stripes and markings. inches
wide, 1c. the yard; inches wide. DC
the yard.
Light-Striped Outings In dainty effects.
Il l-2c. quality. size. the yard.
Ginghams in stylish light and bright
cOlOrs. lovely wrapper designs, lZc.
quality for Sc the yard.
Henrietta Saiteens airy in styles. light
i'm weight, i5c. quality, Zoe. the yard.
Yard-wide Percales. every one Il l-2c.
quality, only It's another case Of short
ends. so it's Sac tho yard.
Full yard-wide Percale. delicateiy
striped and figured. perfect SHIRT
waist designs, l5c. quality. now Toe.
the yard.
s6-in. two-toned Poplins. for indoor or
children dress. in corn and heliotrope.
rose and reseda, gold and rose, lic.
quality. l0c. the yard.
Special Dress Fabrics. including Raw
silk and Wool English Chev.ots. silk
and wool cross lines and stripes, Sl9O
quality. SOC. the yard.
pieces Of f6-in. oxford Melange Tor
zoe. the yard.
Wrapper, made Of Spring Calicoes. with
very large sleeves. full in the skirt.
wide double rufles over shoulders.
They're worth 75c.. but there are not
more than a hundred. and we'll close
them out to-day for Sc.
4 marvel-Girls' Refers. sizes from 4
to Il years, tn grays and tans. mixed
cloth. puff sleeves. solid color. cash
mere collars and cuffs. brass buttons
and anchors. To-day, 10 close out. an
odd lot. pc.
Six elegant beaded Stomachers. IN old
rose. rcseda. heliotrope. brown and
gold. blue and gold and incandescent
colors They're 81 values. but there's
only one Of a kind, so we'll give 'em
push at 81
Black silk Handmade Stomachers, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

The annual Confederate mass-meeting
Of the Hollywood Memorial Association
will be held at the Y NJ. G. A. Hall,
tonight at SIS o'clock. Or. Landon r.
Mason will deliver the address. The
Confederate camps. the Sons Of Neter-
ans. the ladies Of the lakewood and He
brew Memorial Associations. the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association and the
Hebrew Junior Memorial Association are
invited to participate.
The annual meeting Of the Hollywood
Memorial Association will be held at the
y. NJ. q. A. to-day at y NJ. All mem
bers are earnestly requested TO be pres
ent and to be prepared 10 pay annual
dues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Tho Woman's Christian Association
gave a delightful book reception az their
building on Franklin street. yesterday
cv ming. from 20 10 o'clock. The price
OF admission was Il book N0twithstand-
ing the uclemcnt weather, the rooms
were pleasantly filled during the evening.
as great interest Is manifested In the
meritOrOus work OF this noble institution.
4 large number Of books We're received.
Light refreshments were served 20 the
NIslfanIa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

and $3.50. what there's OF them. &c.
and SOC
Point Venise Laces. in both butter and
cream coiors. s. 3 and 10 IN. vide.
i2tyc. the yard; In. wide. Toe. the
yard. 80 In. wide. SC. the yard, IN.
wide. Sc the yard
Boys Suits. IN wool. brown or gray
cheyiof well and sfylishly made
These are full $3.50 value. but they're
IN sizes OF 4. and only. 80 they get
a push. too, at 8.
A S. Black. Blue or Gray Diagonal
A two-pants Atwood Check Cashmere
suit for S-5.
A $50 Cashmere Tan Suit for Sis
Sterling Silver Marquis Rings. only a
few, l5c. each.
Marie Antoinette Miniature Pins. aoc.
sc fripIe-Plate Bookmarks and Letter
Openers, sc.
Ladies Plated Gun Buttons. marked in
some stores at 5sc.. here at l5c. the
Ladies Sterling silver CUT Buttons,
Handsome Embossed Black Purses for
15c
Black or Brown Leather card Cases.
all the rage. silk or leather lined, with
floral decorations. the balance OF the
100 w Yards Spool silk. two spools for &c.
Hooks and Eyes. patent humps. dozen
on a card. for &c.
Rest sin. Whalebone, Sc. the dozen.
Short lengths or Sneetsnk, - " y
yards: be cleared out to-day at hair
regular price.
remnants OF heavy Cork L'noleum.
one ward wide. two yards long, for
S5c. each; were 81 TO $50. =.
Velvet Hearth Rug. only l3 In stock, u.
All-Wool Carpet, i've yards long, nSe
Yards VIDE was cut too short 10 NJ
room: price. $40, worth sc. yard.
odd pairs OF Lace Curtains at less than
half price. 49,. .,,-,.--
balance of our Black and White China
Goat Rugs. were s.. for ti.29 each.
10 ward and 2-yard pieces Brussels
Carpet. suitable for rugs. 2oc. yard
coo. quality. ,,.- -,
square fringcd. l9c. each.
Cloth Buggy Robes about I'm stock,
81 each. were 81 20 50.
Idnen-Warp Mating, cross grain OF
finest mesh straw. that fairly clines
to the floor Friday clearing-sale
price. 2oc. the yard.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes, Boys
Clothing, Trunks, aby-Carriages,
Window Shades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
10 Confer About the Appropriation for
street improvements

The following Committee Of Conference
Of the City Council has been appointed
as to the disagreement Of the two branch
as on the $4,000 appropriation 10 streets
generally:
From the Board of Aldermen-Messrs
Boykin. King Noble and Tanner
From the Common Council-Messrs.
John T.. Epps. James Caskie, James II.
Branch. James 4. Ferriter. and Adam
DiacOnt.
Mr.. Epps is chairman OF the commit
tee. and il will meet in room No. Of
the city Hall this afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

The case Of Fletcher Hurts admins
traitor against the Richmond and Danvile
Railroad for $1,000 damages was tried
i'm the United States Circuit Court yes
terlay and decided in favor Of the rail-
road D. g. MunfOrd represented the
railroad and James II. Hayes and Cor
nelius Mmms the plaintiff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Mrs. r. G. Leigh. chairman Of the
amusement committee Of the Old Do
minion Hospital. requests all persons
holding tickets or money due on the
Tyrolean queen performance TO send the
same as soon as possible a s the commit
tee are anxious TO send in their report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
special Meetings for Mission WORKER

at Open-Door Mission. 40 west Broad
street, Wednesday. Thursday. ana Fri
day afternoon AT o'clock sharp. Chris
tians specially invited. Everybody wei
come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Mr. Theodore ID. Yeats Yesterday
morning received telegram from his
brother-in-laW. Mr. j. ;. Hensley. OF Po-
cahontas, Va, stating that Mrs. Hens
lev was critically IN and not expected TO
live Mr.. Yeats left last night for the
bedside OF his sister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

j. II. Signaigo has moved his ice-cream
marufactory from iiH1 west Cary TO
lOi east Leigh. where he will be glad 10
see hts old customers. Phone 31i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
Weather Prediction: To-day will probably be showery
Ne~ Idea

having Friday Clearing Saa Day devoted getting together all the
odd and that quickly accumulate biz store Ike ours
appealed people We didn't look for the big day we had
last Friday didn't expect for couple Of wees-tought was au
uvang people this OF thing beses we instituted
this innovation rid of small ogv room for each
coming To-day maybe you'll be obliged to wait little but we'll
for olnnzinp then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

For bright psrlor light. ask your
grocer for the Southern OIL company's
OIL. Telephone az.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03


Al the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion. the amendments proposed 10 the
national constitution We're briefly discuss
81. The convention decided that their
delegates 10 the national CONVENTION,
which is 10 be- held al san Antonio. Texas.
,n June vote iu favor of the amend
mcnt providing that applicants shall be
entitled 90 insurance money TN case OF
an accident as soon as his application
has been signed 10y the secretary and
forwarded Al present he is only en-
titled TO this benefit after tho national
hoard has approved OF his application.
The convention voted against a change
bv which members dropped FOR non-pay-
,r,uf Of dues shall bee rclustatcd by the
national secretary II he pays up within
thirty DAYS. while at present the limit
is ten days.
their delegates shall vote for the amend
mont providing that new members shall
nay. besides their ten dollars dues. I'VE
dollars initiation Zee. OF the latter
amount. s. shall 80 TO tho national con-
Vention. 81 10 the state Division. and s.
"a the local post IL was decided 10
favor the amendment which makes credit
mes. cashiers. and book-kccpcrs eligible
as members OF the Association. The
delegates were instructed 20 vote against
the amendment when makes travelling
freight and passenger agents OF rail-
road and express companies eligible 10
membership. They were also instructed
10 vote against the amendment assess
ing members - cents annually for the
purpose OF paying an inurance TO wild
ows mothers. sisters, and children OF
members who die a natural death.
II was decided that the delegates be
not Instructed how 10 vote on the amend
mont providing that the annual national
ysntion shall be held between May
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

price. =. q. B. Norfolk. coal - per cent.
net average price. r. O. g.. Norfolk.
With tn understanding that the opera
tors will not be required TO take an
average OF less than g. cents per ton for
their tidewaer coal. inspected. without
giving their consent 10 same. this agree
mcnt to remain In force until further
notice. Effect May the LIST.
This would. basing the calculation on
shipments over the different lines during
the year 1894. be an average price OF %
cents per ton. plus the cost OF inspection.
THEIR RgPLY.
The Pocahontas Company In answer 70
the above proposition. asked that
they receive an advance amounting
10 an average OF cents Increase on
the ton. which was refused, after which
the reduction in wages was determined
upon by the operators, as the only means
by which they could continue work.
As 10 alleged favoritism shown TO GER
tain opera tors by the railroad company.
| cannot state 10 be true. but there are
many things which point 10 such con-
clusion and II is evident for many rea-
sons that some Of the operators are IN
sympathy with their striking employees
and will lend them such aid as VIII make
the continuation OF the strike possible
for almost an indefinite length Of time.
c. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
RUSIE IS INUNDATED.
THE PHILLIES MAKE FIVE HITS orr
MN ~ THE NINTH


ptrrr.,r.l .pffr, Nav f-phualorhA
-,l...I ann.r.nt defeat into victory
this afternoon la rne coueiudins game 'i
tho series with Nr" ofH. n" comic
was WON u tle NINTH nalns aAi 'N.
finish was 1r. of tN' most eN.i"N- .''.
BIAS ever ht'a s.rH ODD iNi7 .''s.
tine home team went Orb th' bar in I'D.
llufl. OBJ, ..ofe Was ODD DOB favor 'l
VISITORS hut Ihomr -on.s double s'n-i'
Iy sullivan BOYLE Grady, aul 'iN-,
clements bases 0n balls rhe 1870 Time.
,tt..i.r .srI r.fl.r-4 error. ..ttrI
'..... ,.,,.. .-.. ..,... naa...r in unI.l
ft.i.4-irsi. t.ft.I gr-Io m ODD. etDnf-
f.l inn.n. Vas surprising. for up to taat
time In had rit. very OFT .if'ift
h.ree and Fn-'o e,..n mao lo.'''''s
-''" ,..s ...[.I smiIn
one l.I. O1 Dbl i"'' Was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
The Goyernor SpcAXs PLAINLY

Governor O'Fcrrall. while speaking yes
to-day Of the trouble existing al present
az the coal-helds near Pocahontas. said
that he had sent a large force TO era
ham for the reason that the presence o.
small force would tend 20 inciie rather
than 20 prevent trouble. My position Is
this" said the Governor, with great
carnestness, Il fcny 20 no man on Get
Of mon the right TO quit work. If they
want TO. But do contend that man
who has "a job and wants TO work has an
equal right 10 continue. and nc man mas
the right TO prevent him. tn o"1honia3
miners are al work and are satisfied with
their Job But the miners from West W.
ginia arc on a strike, and arc trying 10
induce tho PocahOntas men 20 foin mem.
n persuas sion fail. they viii probably a.
tenn t hv force 20 make the Pocah )ntas
mon quit work. and that. am deter
mined. they shall not do They may also
attempt 10 destroy property IN this state.
and that / am determined they shall not
do II can prevent n. ] have. iholci1'e'
assembled an armed force near he scene
10 protect the Virginia miners Ia ihe'f
right 10 work II they want 70, ana 10
protect property I'm this state from deprc-
dat.Cu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
TIE GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting Yesterday OF the National
u rHN

FREDERICKSBCRG. VA. May a.
Slecial.-A special train, containing some
three hundred members OF the National
Geographic Society. Of Washington. d..
c.. reached here this morning The dis
tinguishcd visitors We're met at the tram
by the Mayor OF tho city, Mr.. a. 7. Rowe
and deputation OF citizens. and escorted
10 the opera house, where the annual
meeting was held.
on the platform were the Mayor and
members Of the city Council; members Of
the committee Of the National Geograph-
ic Society. members Of the Mary Wash
ingtOn Monument Association, Of Frcder-
icksbu.g. and Mrs. chief Justice Waite
of the National Mary Washington Monu-
ment Association.
Governor .. Hubbard called tho meet
ing TO order. and Mayor Rowe made an
address Of welcome On the part OF the
city Of Fredericksburg. ard Major Jed.
Hotchkiss. on the part Of the state or
Virginia.
Rev Robert r. Howison. the celebrated
historian. gave a brief sketch Of Fred
ericksburg. from a historic point OF view,
and Professor W j. Niece made few
most interesting remarks on the eeOera-
phv and geology Of the Rappahannock
Valley. He was followed by Mr. W.
Seymour White. on points Of interest m
Fredericksburg, and events cohheclei
with them An adjournment was then
taken for dinner. after which the mem
hors Of the society spent the day visiting
80 various historical points and places
I'm the city. and left at o'clock for
Washington.
DEATH OF MISS Groom.
Miss Gussie Groom. daughter of Mt.
Isaac Groom. who was accidentally shot
hv her sister Bertha to-day week ago
died this afternoon. The deceased WAS
nineteen years OF age. ana was 10 nave
been married this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Travellers have. from time immemoral.
found some consolation in calling inc iro-
nile .f Sardinia thieves and ruf-fnr0af-.
Ir r.rcharee they found themselves sul-
L.llr minus fle.r small change iu pi.-
r.re-que italian landscape. Dr. appears.
however that tho travellers Ner. nf0ns ln
rha.r opinion of the Sarlllans. They arr
nor Vil- raseals, Oh B. follow TIE noble
profession OF The liglHaFman a- Nni
Cf Snort That. az least. d. the opinion ID.
S.eror 1Iau.a. editor Of rne Tribune.
Rome. h0 describes th- methods of fnc
ZarlInau ar.4and. he SAYS. "Ihc people
of Sardinia are not br-anIs solely Dee
fan4D rhfr are dissatisfied With tle ecu-
rouI..I and social condition of tlc coun-
try. Robbery Us with them A'ai of ..a-
tioraI snort There are few professional
rahhor, n Sardinia. A1st of D.. m ate
otii.f. peaceful farmers and lan0refs. who
attend fo their daily work until they are
summoned to take part ODD an expedition.
Then they attend. fully equipped with
arms ammunition ami haula8es. The
ranidifv and secrecy with which SUCH eN-
uedffi0rs are carried out battle description.
.+ff has happened that tne prominent fii-
ten sat on "a Jury at T. ~. 90 Mcoro,
and al II =. NJ. be was shot by me cara
blnieri 3 a br,gaud 80 expedition is un-
dertaken unless an those VINO were SUM
noncd are present Small jobs IKE me
rohhinq of "A mail coach. generally pass
OF without loss OF human NE. The horses
are shot 10 stop the vehicle, hui ine pas
seneers are SHARED unless they resist, IN
the case OF an attack upon village or
town less consideration Is shown Inc
place is surrounded, the caroialsri are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

4 called meeting Of the executive com,
uittoc of The Virginia state Agri cultural
and Mechanical Society was held IN me
societys Office yesterday morning al IL
o'clock president J. b. Watkins pre-
Sid'd and the following other members
were present. W. w. Hobson, Z. Waddey'
W 4. Atwood. c. r. Murrsh. Witt b..
TAYLOR j. r. Cowan, W. +. Wickhan'
II. G. Chambiin. Frank Guy. and >. ".
Ruiiin.
The detailed arrangements for the pre-
MUM list were adopted and the booA
will be gotten out al the earliest possinlr
date Six thousand dollars was APP
nropriated fer races, $1,000 Of which VIII
be given 10 the fast-trotting class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
judge Jackson's Injunction.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. May 4-The
injunction papers issued yesterday I'm the
Federal Court. restraining all striking
COal-mincrs and others from interfering
with the property or trains on the Nor
folk and Wcstertn railroad. was given 70
Marshal Garden this afternoon. and ne
sent out a force OF deputies tonight 10
post notices along the railroad In the
striking region.
II there is "a disposition shown on the
part Of the strikers 10 modest mail-trains
or interfere with interstate traffic.
large number OF United states deputy
marshsls will be stationed along the
line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
The MINERS TO MEET TO-DAY.
CONTINUED from first psge)

to the depot. where they embarked for
tho scene OF action. Substitutes were
numerous. and had there been uniforms
and guns. a company 80 strong could
have been secured merely for the ask
ing
The boys LETT light-hearted and happy.
4 large number OF citizens were at the
depot TO bid them farewell.
4 freight train passed through
here this morning about II O'clock.
having on board four pieces OF
artillery en- route for the scene OF
trouble The Richmond Howitzcrs pass
cd through here early this morning. with
one piece OF artillery and a Calling gun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

In the fullnsss OF my manhood.
My sweetheart came out OF the ar,
She ravished my heart with her lowell
ufS-.
For She vas WonGcrous iair.
Her beauty and grace possessed me-
The joy and light or my Ire.
And fle good Cod he blessed me,
For she was made my wife
l Glove 20 her with ms whole soul.
I would share my heart with no other.
And %. how great was my glory
~ hen she became mother.
The lovely matron grew older
There stole over her silver sheen
Twas the rays of light from heaven,
The divinest ever seen.
Her children children are with her
Pressed ana heIped upon her breast,
And father and children together
Arise ami call her blcs;-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

nnnrnr L RfCHARDsON.

Mr.. Robert Il. Richardson died quite
suddenly at his residence, No. 100 west
Main street. about III O'Clock yesterday
morning. and his death was great shoch
to his family and friends. lie had been in
declining health for some time. but was out
on the street Friday as usual. lie was
feeling unwell, and was allowed 10 sleep
late. without being disturbed Tor break
fast He was walked about 10 O'Clock by
Mrs. Richardson. and asked If he would
have something TO eat. niue la'eI
she returned and found him breathing
heavily. and he soon died.
Mr. Richardson was I'm his hfty-ninth
wear. and for a long number OF years
previous to one year ago, "hth ne re-
signed. he was secretary or the virgin"
etate Insurance Company lie was wide
~ known and beloved for his charitable
and kindly qualities. by all VINO hu'"
him. He married "a sister OF the laie
DIR. r. 4. Peterson. and she ana -FOUR
children survive him.
Inc funeral VIII take place from Cen
Tenarv church. of which ne was long
member. al - o'clock Monday Inc
folovinc gentlemen will act as pal-bear-
c-s.
p. Mason. James j.. Elan. \. VI. Lyon
ID G.. Richardson. General Peyion wise
col. Jno. W Gordon. Chas Is. Willis, VIII
Lam Hcckler.
MRS. JANE TALLY.
Mrs Jane Talley died at her residence
2t14 stockton street Manchester, Friday
night. Mrs. Talley was the widow OF
me late Chamberlain Talley, who for
many wears was one OF the leading mer-
chants of Petersburg She was "a most
estimable lady beloved by all Who kne"
her and leaves large circle OF iHenus
and relatives TO mourn her loss.
The funeral will take place al the resi-
dence al > o'clock this afternoon.
MRS. r. A G,INrs.
DANVILLE, VA, May Especial Mrs
CYNTHIA 4. Gaines. wife Of y. ". Gaines
,i,V editor Of the Danvitie Rc siater diet
at 11-gn o'clock this morninc after long
and painful illness. She was the daughter
Of the late John NJ. and Mary Webb OF
Norfolk. and the niece Of Thomas carrie
TON Webb. Of the United States and Con
fcdcrate states navy.
Mrs Gaines was woman or rare
Christian eraces. a loving helpmaic' "a
devoted mother and "a woman who was
loved by all who knew her man. virtues.
Tie funeral will take place to-morIo"
afternoon at o'clock.
coUNrYss OF KIMBrRLyY
LONDON. May 1.-The Countess OF
Kimberley. wife OF Lord Kimberley, Sec
retarv OF state for Foreign Affairs, died
at o'clock this afternoon. She was Lady
Florence Fitzeibbon eldest daughter OF
the third L1-l OF Clare
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 4-Special.-
The Alexandria Light Infantry, three
officers. and ninety-sevcn men. have since
noon been ready 10 leave here on short
notice Up "a midnight no further orders
have come. The men are fully equipped,
and pfoviAoned for three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

WINDSOR, y. c., May 4-Special-The
trial Of joan Las or for the murder Of his
wife came - close at Il o'clock. The
counsel for the prosecution. after all the
testimony was given. surrendered ana
si,orca a verdict Of rot guilty TO be en-
terad and the defendant was ordered
discharged ty his Honor J. ID. McIver
the Judge presiding.