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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Tnteresting Facts Avou. Kiehn"rd's C.t'-
zensso, Other Nattef.


Mr.. y. y. Munford. who has been H.
Is able TO be out again.
Mr. II. c. Janks is very sick at his
residence. 5l2 east Clay street.
Messrs Charles and John Hagan. OF
south Laurel street, continue quite SICK
Captain Andrew Pizzini has just re-
turned from a weeks trip to New YORK.
Mrs. II. c. Osterbind OF No 20 east
Cary street. is little improved in health.
Mrs. William S. Carroll. OF Lynchburs'
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Mahoney'
The first excursion Of the season 10
Washington by the r.. +. and +. X. X
leaves tonight.
The American Legion Of Honor FAR
that Is being held at go Louisiana street
is attracting large crowds nightly.
Mrs. Poindoxter and Mrs. Richardson,
of Fredericks Hall, are visiting their
parents at 5l3 north Eleventh street.
Messrs. ]. Page and G. Marsh returned
yesterday from q short pleasure trip to
New York and other northern cities.
a choir from the y. !. F. L. OF Leigh
Street church will conduct the singing
In the Baptist missionary tent next week.
The Free Circulating Library OF the
WOmans Christian Association viii be-
open every Friday afternoon during the
simmer from 10 o'clock
Mr.. c. H. Hasker delivered his excellent
lecture on the battle Of the Merrimac
and the Monitor in Hampton Roads. al
Union Station church last evening.
a number OF the members Of the con-
greeauon OF Laurcl-street Methodist
church pounded their pastor Rev. T. ).
Taylor. az his home Thursday night
"The Resurrection" VIII be the subject
OF Rev Edward l.. Pells lecture al the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon al O'Clock. SundaY-schovi
workers and Bible lovers generally are
invited.
Mrs W. Roy Mason. who gave Sc
ries Of entertaining and instructive lee
lures on painting and pottery before the
art class OF the ". G.. \. this sprins'
will resume the course in the autumn.
In connection with the morning service
tomorrow. there Will bc the usual MT
suntide celebration OF the Lords supper
al the First English Lutheran church:
4 class Of catechumens VIII be confirmed
at the some time and place
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FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.
FIFTEEN MEN IN SCRRY SUCCUMB
TO THE not WEA TIER,
The THERMOMETERS Yesterday Registered o.
In tho shade mt fet'rsburs--ecu. Bow
ling Chief Marshal for Mcmorio Day.

PETERSBURG VA. May 3i--Special.-
Fifteen men az the saw-iaill at Dcndron.
in Surry county. whore a large force OF
hands Is employed. we're so completely
prostratcd by the intense heat to-day 'hat
they had TO stop work. The Thermometer
in Petersburg at O'Clock this afternoon
registered ~ degrees IN the shade
General Stith Boiling was this after
noon appointed chief marshal Tor the stn
Of June Memorlal-Day parade. The day
falling on Sunday. II will be observed
Monday june 10th.
The Grand Camp Confederate Veterans.
Department OF Virginia. Will hold Us
eighth annual meeting In the armory al
Charlottesville. June 4tn and 5th. The
camp win assemble at u O'Clock NJ. Cen
era Stith Boiling. commander Of ". a.
Wise and w Ii. r. Lee Camp Of Con-
fedcrate veterans. of Lunenburg county,
and Comrades o. y. Morgan. T. 5. Beck
with. J. 5. Worsham, George 5. Bernard
and J. NJ. Pitcher. delegates from a. 4.
Hill Camp. OF this city, will leave here on
next Monday afternoon for Chafiot'es-
willie to attend the session Of the Grand
Camp.
IL is expected to have all the bids In
for the work on the unfinished hah OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
by next Tuesday. As soon as the bias
have been awarded the building VIII be
pushed 10 an early completion.
The Young Mems Christian Association
here IN Petersburg will be represented az
the Bible conference 10 be held at the
Hygoia Hotel June l1th-iSth.
Mr. " NJ. Bernard. who was defeated
for the Office Of C0mmonwealth's attorney
OF Nottoway county by State-Scnator
Walter A. Watson was In the city to-
day. and told me that he should contest
Mr.. Watson's election. Mr.. Bernard, who
was an Independent Democratic candi-
date. contends that he should have re-
ceived OF the .357 votes cast in the cOun-
Is for the office Of Commonwealth at
torney. SSS. instead of 40 votes, which
were returned for him.
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CRISFIELD. MD. May 3i-News reach
ell here to-day Of the butchery yesterday
at Marion Station OF the nine-mOnths-Old
baby Of George simpson, farmer OF
that place. The parents had engaged
a little c0l0rcd girl 20 mind the child.
During their absence about the farm
the girl took the baby 20 % c0lOred neigh
boris house Among the children gath
cred. was n c0lored boy about zen years
Old. The latter took offence at The
white baby. and seizlug a butcher-kniie
slashed 10 in a frightfJl manner. causing
almost instant death.
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Fouad Wanting.

Jeanne dare lacked education,
Pompadour lacked depth Of mind.
Maintenon lacked liberation;
Esther might have been more kind.
Hebrew Sarah lacked humaneness;
Good Octavia wanted wit,
Greek Xantippe lacked urbancness;
Eliot wasn't chic a bit.
Cleopatra lacked humility:
Ruth was minus worldly wealth;
Bess, of England. lacked civillty.
81. Theresa lacked in hec'th.
Aspasia lacked In social station:
Paula lacked in style and fashion;
De Stael lacked domestictiOn,
Phryne didn't lack in passion.
Polly's perfect. but, you see.
Lacks in toto love for me.
Cincinnati Tribune
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ASHLAND. VA, May a.-Special.-
Rev. Mr. Collyer, a missionary 10 China
under the auspices Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South delivered most
interesting and insiructipe lecture last
night in the Y. NJ. c. \. Hall, TO a large
and cultured audience. He was atiired
in the native dress of China.
Mrs. Berkeley and son, of Danvllle are
visiting Or. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. Wellington Goddin, Of Richmond.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hallowen.
Miss Mary Radcliffe, one OF Ashlands
most charming young ladies, has been
selected essayist from the February grad
uating class Of the State Female Normal
School. AT Farmvilie, and will leave in
few days 10 attend the commencement eX-
erciseS
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PINEvILLE. ky. May 3l-ln a fight
on Straight Greek. $50 miles from this
place. yesterday Bob Helton was shot
and killed. and Jim Belcher and Charles
Johnson were wounded. The persons who
did the shooting were George Taylor
Jim Taylor. John Arnett and Sarah Grif-
nth. The trouble grew ont of the pos
session of "a house Johnson. HetOn and
Beicher We're moving into.
The Taylors disputed their right 10 10
and fired on them from the woods. The
other side returned the fire. but it is not
known If they did any damage. More
trouble is likely
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ACCIDENT TO 4 TEAM.
A Wagon and "a Pair Of Horses Struck by n
Car.

DANVILLE. VA, May 3l.-Speclal.-
While attempting to cross the railroad at
the Main-street crossing In NeapoAs To-
day, with double team hitched TO
wagon ladened with lumber. the vehicle
ana team were struck by box-car, whicf
was being backed by the shifting engine
aud the wagon Knocked into kindling
wood. one horse received injuries from
which II will die while the other was
pushed some distance on the track. The
wheel Of the car finally passed over his
neck. cutting his head nearly Off The car
was deraiied. running into car on a side
track. tearing Off the door. and knocking
up the car rieht much. The team was
owned by Wood e. Sons. coal and lumber
dealers. and is valued at 800.
S. -. Crawford. employed at the Dan
Vile and Western railroad machine shops
was caught in the betting this afternoon
and carried around several times before
the machinery could be stopped. lie re-
ceived several injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

NEW YORK, May 3l.-The benefit given
to Mr.. Charles ". Couliock. the veteran
actor. at the Flfth-Avenue Theatre This
afternoon was one that VIII be long re-
membered by theatre-goer- The play
chosen Tor the occasion was THE Rivals.
and probably no more notable cast mas
been i'm any play presented in TINS city
since the benefit To Lester Nallack al
the Metropolitan Opera-liouse SIX years
ago. Those who participated were Mcssrs.
Joe Jefferson. William Crane. Louis kean,
Nat q. Goodwin. DE Wolf Hopper
Thomas O. SeabrO0ke. Henry Miller. ATS.
John Drew. Miss Viola Allen. ana Nellie
a LARGE humber OF the nigh calling. was a5
fun OF the occasion as the actors. All
the seats were occupied. ana also more
standing room than would Dee permitted
az an ordinary performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

ST JOHNS. y. f.. May The Sew
foaudlaul Government has obtained a
loan which Will tide tho colony over lut
serious financial difficulties which nave
been confrOnting IT, The loan was SEE
cured on the condition that policy OF
drastic retrenchment Doe pursued, to-
eether with "a reconstruction oi me pAu-
he service. An expert examination OF
and report on the finances OF che country
will be made. The Government VIII NOW
have S6-H.n,o above SIS immediate wants,
which will enable IN 90 meet amy possible
de6cioncv 10 the end of fhe year, after
US-ich N is said the revenue secured
thr0ugh rotrenchment Will enable the Az
nual expenditure 10 BE- met
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

system WAS begun yesterday by the Inter
State Telephone and Telegraph compa-
ny. Of North Carolina and In a short time
our city Will have firsi-class telephone
system.
At meeting OF the Baptist church the
Rev. H. w. Tribble. OF Jackson, Tenn,
as unanimously called 10 the pastorate of
the Baptist church OF this city, TO MI
the vacancy Of the Rev. John b. Turpin,
resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

WILLIAMS Died. Thursday, May Both,
AZ Sio o'clock +. ST.. at No ioiS north
Fifth street, JOHN W. WILLIAMS,
after an Illness OF ten days.
BAKER.-Died Thursday evening. May
10 lS95 at 40 O'Clock. at her residence
No. SO north Twenty eighth street. Mrs.
JOSIE : BAKER. in the thirty-nfth year
OF her age.
FOSSETT.-Died. Thursday, May 30,
1895. at 0 A. NJ, az The residence or her
ETA. beloved wife OF John ". Fossett.
IN the hfty-third year OF her age.
TELLER. Died, at 100 p. NJ, Mrs.
w. A. TELLER, daughter Of the late F.
W. and Isabella Redford. OF Manchester.
Va.
Funeral notice In to-m0rror's papers.
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WAYNESBORO VA. May 5l.-Snecisi
Tho closing exercises OF the Valley Pc
male Seminary took place yesterday ana
to-day. The following young iasi's werf
declared literary gradual $50 and received
diplomas Misses Susie P-noltton OF CHE
ton Forge. Fannie Brown of Rockingham
col nty, Minnie Giles or Rockbrige cOun-
~. and Rosa Wilson Of N0tteway county
The following gold medals were award
ed: Misses Berry Colouno of Fauquier
county. vocal music. Bertha Wissier Of
Augusta county Instrumental music,
Florence Ptzer junior sci olarsi ip.
The handsome gold medal presented BY
Chew Bros. Tor Ltln scholarship was
won By Miss Berta Jones. of Augusta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Fredericksburg Slow. n Gain of l3 Per
Cent over 1890.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 81,
special.-In spite OF hard times the new
assessment in this city viii show gain
OF - per cent. over 1890
The First Battalion Of Richmond Vol
untcers tcolorcd), and the Garfield Light
Infantry. of this city, with the Battalion
Band. under the command Of Major ).
e. Johnson, were reviewed here on Dec
Grafton Day by the Mayor. and members
OF the city Council took part in the Dec
oration-Day services. An Grafton was
delivered by f.. d. Bowes, and suhse-
auently a battalion drill and target-shoot-
ing took place az the Fair grounds.
Mr. Herman Brulle Of this city, has
taken the degrees of \. y. and b. ;.
at Hampden-Sidney College.
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With the opening Of summer the COM
plants from flower thieves have TN
menccd TO come ia. one wcll-knOWn citi-
zen of west Franklin street. IN a COM
uBnieation 10 The Times, Gays his plants
have been stolen twice I'm the past W. 10
and that the last time they took the
TIRE ilises also. and that his neighbofs We're
treated almost as bad. People who roo
va.ant houses. steal newspapers from me
1sr,Is ;.re the most 5ni Dying OF all
depredators. and need special watcnihs
and .rnmnf nnnialmcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
A WeeS nj Ga Point.

4 party is being made up for the 9Th
Of June by two ladies connected with
the Retreat for the Sick. for a week .
outing AZ old Point They viii stop ~
the Sherwood Hotel, two persons occupy
ing a room. The cost viii be SO. which
viii include railroad fare and board
During that week the "Point" will boz
PARTICULARLY enjoyable as the Bible So
ciety meets there. and Mr.. Moody. with
other prominent diyines. will be present
Address the Retreat for the Sick for
particulars.
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M4YOR UNDEKS DEAD.
A Prominent Citizsn of Bedford City-The
Funeral

BEDFORD CITY, VA, May 1.-Spe-
cial.-Mr. Picton l.. Saunders died this
morning at ! o'clock at his home, in this
place. after about six weeks illness, with
stomach and nervous troubles. The de-
ceased was a native of the county, and
was thirty-eight years of age.
He was one of the leading attorneys
Of the place. and was serving his third
term as Mayor of the town. He was a
Mason. a Knight Of Honor and a mem
Der of the Virginia Bar Association. Per
sonally. Mr.. Saunders was an agreeable
companion, and as a lawyer, he had a
hight rank in the profession.
The funeral services will be held from
the Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon.
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temperance meeting at Central Methodist
church. Manchester, sunday afternoon -
o'clock.
Miss rnsien cones to Richmond with
heartiest endorsement fr III both National
and State Unions. She is said TO be lovely
In person. i2nlfed in manner. gifted In
speech. with practi.s.l methods, and at
tracts favorable attention wherever she
goes. The public are invited TO hear her
enee.n.
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The broad hospitality Of the capital 81
The Old Dominion has seemingly lost none
OF , reputation. anu the wholesale
erocers ala a wise thing when they Sc
lected Richmond for their next place y,i
meeting The business men here VIII
give them a warm reception, and they
will want 20 return again.
TIE selection OF Richmond as perma
nCnt headquarters Is direct conpilIheill
~ The alficiont management Of the az
fairs OF the association by Pr"sident
Egbert Leigh. Jr who was reelected
fer another term.
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and burns, and II gave'rclief and have
heard of many Others who found great re-
lief through IS use"
Guratol is truly an emergency remedy,
and should be kept In the house for i'm
mediate use when needed In cases OF
burns and scaids, cuts and wounds, II ap
piled Immediately. 1t will prevent inaam-
nation and effect a speedy cure, relieving
the pain at once. Druggists sell 1t At 30
cents . bottle.
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r.a,hesenane." near by. part OF NJ"
10 novv enclosed. where Mowers n'o '1,
n,ost i,rxuriantly. amid the OF" s,.,,.
clio trees. so Icing pIeser'eu a.. n,
~ 80 sane activity Is the MI OF
ct,,..e uhere we sat many uin'S a.
r,,,sed man TsrusaIem's history an.
mnon p.thpage ana Bethany, Vins ~
fsr holow ms on the other siue' -,
easily one could imagine christ 80
~ ret away from the hooking Crows
and retire to this quiet village. INTO t.'
hospitable home OF Mary, ana Mar 49,
and Lazarus. Their graves are SNOW"
the oxpectant tourist but Win no gu
thenticiiy. ,,.o
once more within the walls ana We
enter the Mosque Of omar, OF l's
Mohammedans. built on the SUPPOSE
site OF Solomon's Temple. or all peop'e,
that these barbarous Turks should pian'
their temple (for IL IS, as sacred TO them
as Mecca Just where the Ark Of God
rested-the Holy Of Holies-and that
magnificent golden temple built for the
worship Of the most high God!
Every spot is replete with remini-
SCIENCES OF the Bible. such as the tonOs
Of Absalom. St. James. Zacharias, DAVID
and Soloman.
DEAD Nft AND lht 'ohbaNf
After a three weeks sojourn. how de-
lightfui was our excursion to the Dead
Sea and the Jordan. We started early
In tho morning. thirteen in our party
and passing through the Jaffa gate.
winding about the surrounding hills.
came soon TO the Pools Of Solomon, ana
lnnched at the Latin Convent. az Beth
.lehem visited the Church OF the Ma
10. LA ~
Mauger. and the cell OF 81. jerome.
Riding all that afternoon. our tents
were pitched that night near the con-
vent Of Nar-Sabd. a wild. dreary section
of yawnng chasms. Al $50 O'Clock next
morning we had breaktastcd and We're
In our saddles. the ladies fully equipped
with cork hats. long. white wells ana
sun umbrellas. 20 resist the screening
rays OF an eastern Sun. But most
glorious breeze met Us IN cur windinss
through mtny q gorge OF the indian
hills. Soon we came in sight Of the Dead
sea, but IL was three hours moro before
we reached ito banks and sat down on
It's beach. Some OF The ore ambitious
Of our party IlungeC into this saline eie-
mcnt and afterwards bathed IN the Jor-
dan. We ali lunched by its banks and
drank OF is waters. Near by runs the
brook Cherth, where Elijah sat. and
that night We tented near Jericho, close
by Elishas foultain. and found its
sparkling waters still sweet. Near by
was the site OF Rahabs' house. and that
of Zaccheus pointed out The squald
lttle Arab village OF New Jericho IS
close by. but whore is gone an the
wealth and glory of that once famous
Jericho, which Moses beheld from Nj.
Neho and which Joshua mlraculously
conquered But back again 10 Jerusalem
10 prepare for our journey nOrthWard
10 TIE sea OF Galflee. 70 Tyre and sidon,
and Beirut And thus the reconections
end. NJ. b. L.
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LONDON. May 3.-The Daley News
has a dispatch from Vienna. saying t.
was reported to-day on the B0urse. and
afterwards throughout che city. that
Prince Alfred WndlschgraH. the AUS
trlan Prime Minister. bad resigned. DIS
etiremeut fOm office being caused ny DDS
failure TO solve the suffrage quo tion 10
is rumOred that Count badeni viii slc-
coed him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

ST LOUIS. NO. May 81 i'm answer 20
n direct question of tle pr0prIofy OF hold
lng "a State convention, Governor stone
trlegrauhclt f0 the Chronicle.
you know already I favor free collage
and convention ms auWma 20. GIVE lle
Do0nle "a chance 10 speak For heavens
sake DO rot deny them the privilege of
"a hearing Spare them. at least. Che IT,
ranny 0i being gagged.
l,lencd ". j. STONE.
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LONDON. May G.-The Standard Will
tomorrow publish dispatch from con-
stautiuoplc. saying thdt the situation
there. arising at the delay OF The Porte
i'm replying 10 the proposals. ancnt the
Armenian reforms is extremely critical
Should the reply when made. contain any
thing beyond entire assent 10 VII bc re-
turned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

NEW YORK. May a.-The ladies en-
gagged ia gathering exhibits for the New
York room AT the Atlanta. Ga. Exposi-
tion. held a meeting this afternoon az
the residence of Mrs IL. O.. Read All
the committees interested ia the work
we're represented. The proceedings were
conducted in private.
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PRUFkssOK BKOWN sBhhNhDED.
An Honor to An Ofiic,xi Of the Agricnltur"
ID pnItnent

LEXINGTON. VA. May H.-Speciai.-
The student body Of Washington ana
Lee University. about rs strong. tonight
quietly formed In front Of the Universi-
~ chapel. headed by the Virginia Mill
tary Institute post band. marched to the
residence OF Colonel Hunter Pendleton,
professor OF applied chemistry, of the
Virginia Military 1pstitute, and rendered
Professor W. G.. Brown. assistant TO
the head Of the chemistry department,
United States Agricultural Department
at Washington. who Is a guest OF Colonel
Pendleton. a seTcnade.
Professor Brown for a rumber Of years
filled the chair OF chemistry In Washing
ton and Lee University. resigning mat
position last winter 10 accept his present
official post. He is held in the highest
esteem by the students. and the honor
shown him tonight is an exception, and
not the rule.
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and ii acted like a
charm. A youn 6
lady Of my acquaint-
ancS used it who
was suffering from
crysipelas, and found
great relief, and was
able TO so out after
two or three appli-
cations. ] have also
used it in my family
for chapped hands
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HE Rovs, Summer Onting.

The Juniors Of the Young Mems Chris
uan Association are preparing Tor
summer outing and about twenty-five oi
them viii leave in short time Tot
sylvan retreat i'm the Valley The Chcs-
apcake and Ohio has offered the bows
a liberal rate and the location Of their
camp will Doe az "a well-known mountain
- reat on that inc.
The former outing 20 the Naturll Bridge
was delightful experience, and the boys
are eager 10 req 'at II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

NEW HAVEN. CONN. May 3l.-Af the
short calendar session of the superior
Court to-day. ex-Judge Harrison AaH
given permission 10 sell tne franchises
owned by the Newport News and 1lis-
sissippi Valley Company one Of the a..
r. Huntington companies. a receiver
was appointed Tor the company over a
year ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

WASHINGTON. May M.-The Depart
mont of State has received cabiegram
from Northumberland Springer. az
Havana. announcing that one Garlic. a
naturallzed American, imprisoned az Ha-
vana. hns been released by Covering
General Campos and had sailed Tor Ne"
YORK on the spanish steamer Panama
.n.farlaH.
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A Trim TO Washington.

Clash & Thompson viii run an excur-
sion TO Washington tonight The train
will leave the corner OF Hancock and
Broad streets at II o'clock. and will leave
Washington Monday evening at o'clock
This will give the excursionists TWO days
IN the national capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The clerk Of EHzabeh city County
Court has sent 20 the clerk Of the House
Of Delegates a copy OF an order of said
court changing the commencement of rs
terms from the third Monday 20 the frs,
Monday commencing with next Monday
In each month.
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The Accused Convicted and tho Verdict Set
A.lde.

ORANGE, VA. May 31.-The County
Court for May closed here to-day, hay
ing been engaged during the week ~
the case Of the Commonwealth against
Albert Daniel. charged with malicious
shooting. which resulted in Il verdict Of
one year in the ponitentiary. The YER,
dict vas set aside on motion Of counsel
for defence on account OF error apparent
in the record
Messrs. Barbour and Williams appeared
for the Commonwealth and Gordon q
ShackelfOrd for the defence
The rise IN wheat and cora and the
very seasOnable weather causes the
farmer 10 smile and straighten himself
Up. 10 give himself q shake, with the
hope Of better times ahead.
What this inland. agricultural section
wants IS the repeal OF the tax OF staCe
bank circulation and q safe plan for
tie running Of State banks.
Your "WOmans Edition. Of The Times
is much enjoyed and admired.
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PARIS. May 3i-M Rlbot Prime Min-
ister and Minister of Finance, to-day iu-
formed the Budget Committee Of DE
Chamber of Deputies ,tat his colleagues
had reduced their respective estimates,
the reductions unOuntins 20 total oi
100000 francs. Hence tht proposed tax
on domestic servants has been abaulOhtl.