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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

4 new musical piece called "Ihe heH' Oh Now
York Is announced for prod"'''on III nv '-,''''
..,.. % +, t. bv Hugh Morton and GUS
,avc X erker Among the actors In II VIII pt 'hn
D,Iv "Dayc" Warfeld. Miss 'athcrinr i'inN I'M,
VI Mari, George and George y. schiller, ! ne
yWhirl of the Town Is expected to run TIL the ne"
niece T. ready for the stage
Alexander Clark will 'ake inc p''o V, ,".,
,,i, i, cha cast of THE Girl from Paris at
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TIP DEGREE or D. u. DECLINED.

Toronto, June 5o--The Rev. james Allen OF this
city has dec; ned uDreseryedy 10 accept tho degree
o. d. D.. which syracuse University wished 10 con.
Ter him He objects 70 Tho granting OF 'uch
degree except 10 men Of very remarkable and dis
t!Dgulshed ability ana scholarship" In which LIT
Trough extreme nodesiy. ne does not wish ia bc
;Lfitled,
KINGgTON ACADEMY GRADUATES THIRTY.
Kingston, NJ Y, June 30-The i2fh commence
Inent exercises Of the Kingston Academy. Of
the Oldest schools IN the State were held In the
Opera Iiousc tonight The graduating class num-
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RTSHOP-COAUJIT OR or VIRGINIA.

THE REV. DIR ROBERT GIBSON ELECTED BY THE
DIOCESAN COUNCIL.
Richmond. Va. June 3o.-The Episcopal Council
OF the Diocese OF Virginia, in session here to-day
elected the Rev DR. Robert Gibson. OF Christ
church. Cincinnati. Bishop-Coadjutor. with right
OF succession to hll the vacancy caused by the
death OF Bishop John Il. Newton.
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Cambridge, Mass. June 3o.-George NJ Lane.
Pope professor emeritus OF Latin at Harvard Uni
versty died at his home In this city this morning.
aged seventy-three years. He had been In III
health for more than year.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
The STITE PENITENTIIRY NOT A
CHARGEBUT ISSLLF-SUSTIININ
House Members Are Angry with the Sem.
ate for Tabiins the BIN To stimulate
Local school Taxation-Governor
Russell late Worker

RALEIGH, y. c., March 6.-Special.-
The statement was made last night on the
floor OF the House by the chairman of
the Finance Committee. that the State
Treasurer said the psnitentlary was in
debt, and would need $4,000 APPROPRIATION
to carry it through Your correspondent
at once went TO the retiring superinten-
dent, Air. Leazar, and told him of this
gross error. The chairman OF the COM
mittee was brought up, aud said plainly
that the penitentiary did not cost the
State a cent in 1896, and had a fine sup
ply OF Provisions and forage Oh hand,
grown on its farms. Mr.. Leazar said that
he had recommended cut OF appropria-
ton for this year or next. and that IL the
Legislature were TO take its hands of
the penitentiary he would give bond TO
carry 1t on ten years without a cent OF
cost to the State, and at the same time
would make money. In view OF these
facts, as related by man OF such char
acter and information, the statements
OF the Treasurer are strange.
John r. Smith Republican) took charge
OF the penitentiary to-day He saws In
will make no changes IN the personnes of
the force until he thoroughly learns his
duties and the management OF the 1850
convicts.
So far as can be learned. not one OF the
boiling Populists will fail to get some
kind of an office. McCaskey, the boiter
chairman. gets the place OF manager OF
one OF the state farms on the Roanoke:
Reinhart gets the State farm at Wades
boro.
HOUSE ANGRY WITH THE SENATE.
ThA psembsrs Of the House are angry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Miss Maivina Terrill Minor Becomes the
Bride ofJ. Albert Cheaps, of England.

ALTON, VA, March 6-Special.-On
Tuesday eyering last, at Win1ieNlowe.
Albemarle county. Va, the residence or
Dir. and Mrs. William w. Minor. a very
pretty wedding took place The contract
ing parties were Miss Malyina Terrill
Minor and Mr.. j. Albert Cheape, Formerly
of England. but now OF Psndleton, ore.
The large. old-fashiOued house VAS most
tastofully decorated with eyeigfeehs, 'ho
work OF the fair bridesmaids, the most
prominent feature being the blending OF
the stars and Stripes with the Union
Jack by a drapery OF smiiah.
Tho ceremony was performed by hevs.
II. Is. Lee ana j. G. Painter. The Drid1i
party entered to the music Of Lohensrins
bridal chorus, rendered In perfect taste
By cousin OF the bride. Miss susie Dap
ney. OF University OF Virginia. Thfousn
an aisle OF white and green ribbons, heia
by Masters Frederick Chedpe ana hukn
McMuTdO, the groom entered hrst, attend
ed by his brother and best man. slr. mar
~ ". Cheape. Of Big Stone Gap, Va, iol-
lowed by the bridesmaids ana grO0ms-
men in the order mentioned. Miss hAlh-
leen McMurdo. Of AiDemaTle, with AZ.
David Lyman. OF Char.ottesyil!e, Mlss
Ruth Pepper OF Wythe county, ana MI.
Aston McSlurdo. OF Albemarle; Miss JAMIE
Dabney, OF University, with Mr., William
b. Cox. OF Manchester. ana Miss Mary Is.
Cox, OF Manchester with Mr. hicDard Il
Minor, DfOtncr OF inc DEluc.
rhe brides sister, Miss Mary II. Minor.
who was maid OF honor. entered alone,
most becomiDgly gOwned IN white organ.
die and pink ribbons. carrying bcautifui
bouquet OF La France roses. Then came
the bride, attrcd IN an exquisite dress OK
white silk, accompanied by her iathsr.
Her veil was caught back with cluster
OF orange blossoms. brought by the
mother oil the groom from her home IN
Florida.
The bride held a magnificent bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley. her only ornament
being a necklace OF pearls. an heirloom IN
the family OF the groom. having been
worn by his mother and grandmother Al
their marriages. Tho bridesmaids wefe
most daintily arrayed in white organizes
and green ribbons, carrying lovely bou-
quets OF white carnations and ma-denhais
ferns.
After q suitable interval a delicious sup
per was most tastefuliy served, whicn
was followed by music and dancing, con'
tinuing until a late hour. when the bridal
couple LETT mid showers OF rice and 5000
wishes, TO take the train for New AorH
on their wedding tour.
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will preach a special sermon. His sub
ject Will be Accommodation. as sug-
eested by the recent trouble in The island
Of Crete"
OBLIGATORY SERVICES.
This church will be dedicated on the
first Sunday in April The dedicatory
sermon win be preached by Rev. H. w.
Battle, ID. d.. pastor Of the First Baptist
church In this city. Rev. William Il.
Hatcher. D. D.. of Richmond, will preach
in this church on the afternoon and nighs
Of the day on which it is 10 be dedicated.
The new pews OF this church will be
put in place on next Wednesday, as well
also the chandeliers etc. The cost of
the church completed will be about S2O-
co.
The taking of dispositions for Mr.. Epes
In the contested election case Of Thorpe
against Epes will begin in Petersburg
on the 9Th instant. and in Ncttoway couh-
~ on the 10th instant.
A HEAVY STORM.
This city was visited last night by
thunder storm and a very heavy rain.
The recent heavy rains have caused
considerable rise in al the streams.
Rt Rev. a. NJ. Randolph confirmed
class OF six persons at the Church OF the
Coed Shepherd in Blandford last night.
Tonight he will administer the rite or
confirmation at 81. Johns church.
Rev. w. III. Battle, II. ~, pastor OF 'he
First Baptist church. will leave this after
noon fer Norfolk, where tomorrow ne
will deliver the annual sermon before
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION"
on Monday night he Will deliver an
address before the Baptist iOuns p'o-
pies Union of Portsmouth.
1t IL certain that TWO and perhaps three
OF the colored military companies q
Petersburg will visit New York next
month to take part in the unveiling OF
Ny Mr. e SchocIfield. whose illness has
been announced in these dispa'ehes' -
improving. 49, c.o-.o
county. who has recently returned nome
from New York, was In the city to-day
CONFIRMED A CLASS.
Right Rev. A. M Randolph preached TO
a large congregation at st. Johns Epis-
copal church tonight. At the close OF
the sermon he confirmed a class OF nine
persons. seven female and two males.
Robert Crowder has resigned his posi-
ton st fhu Petersburg Irea Wenks -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

so dozen Whisk BroOms-some
silk sewed-worth up to Soc
Monday any at I21ac.
William Rogers Knives or Forks,
worth regularly S3.25 dozen, Mon
day I2c. each.
William Rogers Table Spoons, worth
1875 dozen regularly, Monday at izc'
Cocoa Handle Knives or Forks,
worth 81 a dozen regularly, Mon
day each sc.
Rubber-HandIe Table Knives or Forks
worth 81. 80 dozen, Monday each, Z'c.
apiece Carving Sets wholesale price
SIPS, our Monday sale price. S oc;;
5-foot White Enamelled Easels. entirety
new, cheap at 81 80 Monday 6oc-
Beautiful Colored Photogravures. e-inch
white and gold frames.
Tin Cups, extra strong, worth
sc. regularly, Monday at &c.
PAIRING Knives, hardwood handle, steel
blade. worth lOc regularly. Monday 70.
Nutmeg Graters. extra strong box
Wool busters, worth regularly 25c..
Black Handle Tea or Coffee strainers,
worth regularly Sc. Monday lie.
Imported Inlaid Salt Boxes,
worth regularly 25c., Monday SC,
Three-Fold Oak Screens. beautifully
trimmed, 80 inches high, sSc.; worth 81
q sets Victoria Carlsbad China
Tea Services, new shape, new
dainty decorations, gold-clouded
handles and edges, at $3.50 IN
stead of $40.
200 dozen French, German,
Vienna, Tokis and Carlsbad
China Tea and After-Dinner Cups
and Saucers, new shapes and new
decorations, some worth up to 81,
Monday choice of all I5c.
Full size Wash Boilers, made of
extra heavy tin, sold everywhere
as a bargain at 69, Monday I9c.
Hurry if you want one.
s-Piece Chamber Sets, beautiful under
glaze decoration, sold everywhere as a
bargain at $40; Monday. per set. s0c.
80 Russian Iron-Covered Roast
ing Pans, with ventilator, worth
sI.2S in other stores, Monday 49c.
Half-gallon Oil Cans. &c.
Brfstle Stove Brushes, equal 70 any zoc.
quality anywhere. Monday sc.
Oak Spice Cabinets, nothing sold better
anywhere under 81, Monday Ssc-
Patent Individual Butter Moulds,
| &c.
Patent Basting Spoons. extra long. SC.
| Steel Machine Oilers, worth &c, &c.
| Nickel-Plated Hair Curriers', &c.
Biscuit Cake Cutters. lc.
Long-Handle Pot Cleaner, worth loc.'
| Monday &c.
White China Milk Pitchers, sizes, each
| &C.; worth 10 and l5c.
Dish Mops. large size, best made worth
! l5c., sc.
Mouse Traps. worth from to &c.
New Fancy China Cups and Saucers,
dainty decorations, a true ACE. article,
Monday l0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

2-quart Notified Enameled Tea
or Coffee Pots, worth Soc, our
price Monday I9c.
4-ouart Notified Enamelled Milk Pans
our price Monday, l0c. p,.
Large SIG Granite Enameiled RE
Plates our price Monday, &c. -
H-quart Notified Enamelled DISH rams
worth $l.25, our price for to-morroW ~.
l-2-quart Notified Enamelied ooNeL ,i
Dresden Saucepans, worth '9c'' our pi'Se
"a lamar Notified Enameled Tipped Pre-
serving Kettles, worth 6oc.. our price ior
tomorrow z9c. c.,,. Guns
and Saucers. worth 81 % dozen, Monday
only 3gc. for six of each.
Genuine Leather Seat Cobbler
Rocker, antique oak or imitation
mahogany. It's a bargain at 80.
lust to show you we mean what
we say" we sell cheap "--SI.75.
AS we do not care to supply deal
ers. we will limit one chair to
customer
Roll Toilet Paper, large size, worth lec''
" isnogsr T Seamless Tin Dish Pans. worth
2Jc., Monday lOc.
Oval Clothes Baskets, made OF
selected quality willow, Our price
for Monday only I9c.
d Toilet Sets Of - pieces dncludlng STOP
Gar, ali hlgh-grade porcelain, undergidze
decorations, assorted colors, prices rang
Ing from s. 10 $3.50, your choice MONDAY
1875.
90 Nicely Decorated Porcelain
Dinner Sets. No such sets ever
offered in Richmond for less than
SIP. tomorrow - complete 100
pieces-S5.75.
? crates Finest Porcelain Dinner sets,
very Choice decorations, lVO Iul,-sl1 ~,
pieces, Including soup tureehLit edS ,,,or SI
each piece fully warrahleu ny
SIS, Monday at $3.50.
Finest quality Carlsbad China,
rich decorations, the best value
ever offered-regular price S2'-
orr price for tomorrow, $3.50.
Rraes Parlor Tables. selected onyx, TOP
ridh odd 6nlsh. a bargain at 81. our Mon
ga treat Treat Offering in Onyx Tables finely
aoid-plated. every piece OF onyx cleir
selected quality. worth to No' Sionu'y
choice s..
4 Handsome Elegant Scrolied
500 Brass Banquet Lamp, latest
DESIGN. rocco Furnished head,
warranted gold plate, entirely
Monday at sos.
Handsome Gold-Plated Banquet LAMPS,
entirely new designs, worth slo, durihs
this sale, choice Si.yo'
Imitation Richest Cut Glass
Berry Bowls-a SOC. article Mon
day at I5c.
go dozen Fine Bohemian Tumb-
lers, worth Sr a dozen regularly
Monday 8 for T5c.
N dozen Tumbers. the maiectic design
worth 75c.. Monday at PC. Dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
IEGIsLATUREIS n WRANGLE,
Last Hours of the Session Being Wasted
Justice Faircioth's Decision.

RALEIGH, N. c., March Especial
The LEGISLATURE met this morning at
o.30 and at o o'clock the House was
stiu I'm session. not having adjourned Tor
dinner or supper. The first part OF the
day was devoted to public printing most
~. The matter was given TO the Gov
errors council.
The special order was the North Caro-
lima railroad lease. The majority want
cd the Senate substitute TO pass. but the
minority had the Speaker with them,
and he would recognize no one but ms
Side so no motion of the majority would
he recognized. Both sides were DULL
headed and thus the day has worn on
and no veto as yet has been taken, and
anv motion TO adjourn Is instantly voted
down. Ill, III, ., M
one knows To-day Is the last day Tor
which there will be ony per diem. AS
conn as the House does adjourn II IS
believed there will no longer be quo
In the Senate q resolution TO appro-
nriate 500 for the purchase OF Senator
Vance's picture passed. IL was said
chat the friends OF Senator Vance here
,n Ralelgh would raise the other $500.
Which would make up the price.
Chief Justice Faircloth, OF the supreme
C3urt bench. will probably receive the
appointment az Judge Seymour's success
sor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

6-foot Step-Ladders, made OF
Norway pine, worth $3.50 regu~
larly, Monday FAC.
$50 Gas Globes. genuine German fint'
Monday at &c.
Yellow Custard Cups, regular
price soc. dozen, Monday at I9c.
bohemian Glass Flower Vases. wo.th
to Soc. many shapes to select from. Mon
day &c. choice.
ZOO Beautiful 6.inch Tiplitz
Vases, handsomely decorated, to
be given away Monday at &c.
choice. One to a customer.
Butter Paddles. best made. worth ioc-'
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, worth 81. Mon
day, per set, 4ec.
Heavy Block Tin Dippers, can
not be duplicated under &C., Mon
day &c.
Granite Preserving Kettles, warranted
not to leak, regular value Soc., Monday sc.
Seth Brush. extra large size, cant DO
beat at l5c.. Monday Be.
Best Laundry Soap, solid large
cake, the regular SC. sort, Monday
nc. Limited quantity to a Gus
toner.
Securing Soap, better than Sa-
polio, regular Ioc. sort, Monday
2Ac. Limited quantity to a GUS
toner.
Japanned Flour Dredges, worth &c.,
Monday lc.
Clothes Lires, very best quality cotton
line. worth l0c., Monday for DC.
Mop Sticks, best made. long handle, be.
Large Covered Buckets. Monday DC.
Fine White Porcelain Chambers,
the always 4oc. sort, I9c.
3-quart Covered Long-Handle Sauce
pans. made Of extra heavy tin, fire-proof
bottom, Monday &c.
Hardwood Folding Sewing
Tables, with yard measurement.
extra finely finished and substan-
tally made-worth SI.5o-Mon-
day $50.
Wire Potato Washers, hardwood
handle-worth to Ioc. Monday
choice &c.
Children's Table Walters, with
patent table clamp-worth 4oc.-
complete for &c.
Ladies' Tack Hammers. equal to any
l5c. quality. Monday &c.
l5c. Real White China Tea Plates. DC.
Combination Tack Hammers, best arti-
Gle of its kind made, value l5c, &c.
sc. for csc. After Dinner Cups
/ and Saucers, all real China, new
decorations-worth up to 25c.-
choice SC.
Granite Dippers-worth 5oc.-
Monday Sc.
Sad Irons. best made, lOc.
81 Decorated China Bread or
Cake Plates I9c.
Large Dredge Boxes Monday
&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07
The MISUNDERSTANDING

Court was given on the lease bill to-
day: ~
.'Your resolution is before us. Preee-
dent and the courtesy due a coordinate
branch OF the government impel US 10
reply 10 your request. without express
ing any intimation OF opinion either way
upon the question whether the power
TO lease its road is vested in the North
Carolina Railway Company by its char
ter. we are of the opinion that the power,
if it exists, is now vested in the stock,
holders, and the provision In section D
of the bill submitted 10 US, which makes
the validity OF a lease dependent upon
its acceptance by the board of direc-
tors would be an amendment 10 thelr
charter transferring power from the stock
holders, and invalid. unless accepted by
the stockholders in general or special
meeting assembled"
(Signed) W. t. fAlRCl'oiii'
Chief Justice OF North Carolina,
(FOr the Court)
RALEIGH, n. c., March 6.-Tho House
adjourned at midnight without taking any
action.
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with the Senate for tabling the bill 10
stimulate local school taxation by the
s,ift OF 500 900 Esom the public fund.
rhere was a desperate EFFORT in the
senate last night to save the three III
sane asvlums from the cooperation graD-
hers. and a coored member, Person. was
a leader in this. But. the vote being tie'
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cast MS vote u
let the asylums 90.
When a bill was voted on IN the Sem
ate last night that no senator should take
any place in the asylums or the penlteh-
tiarv. the vote was a tie. Again the lAen-
tenant-Governor voted. 30 as to carry the
MEASURE. He said that TO do otherwise
would be a reflection on the Senate,
which contained some Of the best men
IN the state. The boiling Popu4sts voted
solidlv TO grab the asylums, and against
the bill TO prohibit any senator from taking
a position as above stated.
THE DOCKERY BILL.
The Republican members OF the House
caucused last night on Dockery's bill, TO
amend the Constitution by embodying the
eection law as one OF its articles. The
caucus IN a rather Informal way agreed
TO support II.
Persons from other States who saw
Yesterdays scene of disorder and riot In
The House. say they never, even in South
Carolina in the reconstruction days, saw
anything like it.
Governor Russell remains In his Office
untn midnight these nights. working and
planning. lie has had his way about the
penitentiary and the insane asylums, ana
has all the appointing power.
The general belief here IS that the
LEGISLATURE will not adjourn sine die until
wednesday next There was talk yester-
dav inst after the riot, that many MEM
hers might leave to-day, to break a
quorum. To-day was the last OF the sixty
days Gncluding Sundays. for which
members get pay.