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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22

Tie Old Dominion CIab Spe@Es yp Tor T..
Ola Dominion Club. the w-r-4or,e Of
the city Democracy have passed un41i-
mou>ly the following p.r4m5le 4ld
resolutions:
Whereas, u las been rum0red that
an effort is on foo. 10 defeat the primary
plan for nominating the Democratic
ticket in the coming municipal election
and
Whereas, The large vote p0lled at
the primary election held in the fall Of
.-s1 demonstrated most positively the
popularity of the me,hol d. wei as tie
fac, that it led our party TO a glorious
victory and,
" Whereas. the primary plan is the only
one by which the e.eclor can directly eX-
press al the polls bis individual prefer
euces Therefore be t
" Resolved, That in the judgment OF
the Old Dominion Club. u Jefferson
Ward, the primary plan Is the only fair
and Just method o. nominating tie Demo.
cratic ticket for the mun'cipa election 80
De held in May, loes
" Resolved, That This c.Gb IS unal,cf-
ably opposed 90 either % convention or
tho methods u ward meetings
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DlINoUtNr scnooL rAAls
! Question Between the Treasurer and
school Board OF I1enrico County.

\ Question Between the gr-l.nrcr and
school Board of Eenrico County.
Yest rlay morning the County -choO,
Board o. Ilenri-0 met 10 ;ne Courthouse
Tier first business stA- election Of q
secretary cte Martin vs.. !iaLiew0Ji,w who
Is clerk ia the trc4sIrers Office Yir
George ". Garter Was unanimously
elected.
IA important act Of the Board was IT,
instructions TO Superintendent Fl-sel to
consult with DR.. Buchanan, Supciinleat
ent OF Public Instruction. in regard to
the delinquent school tax collected by the
County Treasurer for the year 1891. anu
pursue such a course with regard 10 the
matter as he may deem advisable after
consultation.
The question involved i this The
Board OF Supervisors cl i'm that they have
a right TO dispose Of the delinquent
school tax collected as they choose, while
the School Board claim. that the delin-
quent school tax fund, when collected, i
as much theirs as if /; had been paid
prior to the date Of delinquency. Treas
urers Of large number OF counties have
paid this particular fund over 10 The
school board, and llenricO School Board
want 20 know the reason wny ii cannot
get tlis fund for their county.
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The Black Thorn

The Black Thorn, which opens at the
Opera House On Monda, next, January
q. !, f0ur-act Irish Come,'y Drama,
which j, spoken Of In terms Of the high
esq praise ~ the press Of other cities.
The Hartford Conn } CouraHt saws that
although there has been no special men
ton Of The fire scene which is the climax
Of the second act Of the Black Thorn, it is
one Of the most thrilling scenes ever wit
messed, and the mechanical effects are
good The scene can be favOrsbly com
pared with that much advertised fire
scene in Tie Streets Of New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST EVENTS or INTEREST At
HOME AND ABROAD.
House Proceedings sYesterday-A Franco
Italian Difficulty settled The Piitsburs
Iron Tra.de-Mother ard Daughter "a
Riyal.-Ihe Irish Arrests.

WARRINGTON. u. G., January 2i -Mr
Bacon Of New York. chairman OF tie
Committee on Manufactures, reported a
preamble and resolution reciliDg the ale
CATION that certain individuals and cor
.pora,ions engaged in manufacturing or
mining or dealing in some OF the neces.
saries Of life have combined for the pur.
pose Of controlling or cur,ai.iDg the pro-
duction or supply Of the same. thereby
increasing their price 10 the people,
affecting iDjuFiOusly the commerce be
tween the States and iDjuring the
revenues of the Government, directing
the Committee on Manufactures - In
cuire into the names, number, and extent
Of such alleged combinations and all
other matters relating 10 the same which
NAV call for legislation by Congress.
Mr.. Randall OF Pennsylvania objected
10 the present consideration OF he reso-
riion, and !. was placed on tie calen-
dar
Mr. Crisp Of Georgia called up the
contested election caSe-ThUbe against
Carlisle-,he pending question being on
The resolution Of the majority o. the
Committee on Elections confirming MI
Carl.s.c's title 10 bis seat.
Mr iIogy OF West Virginia entered a
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the House yesterday defeated the rcs0lu-
tion providing fora reopenins OF the
case
NJ. Chipman of Michigan asked unan-
imous consent 10 cles res0iu iol
bearing on the subject, tut objection
came I'm The shape O. demands FOR The re-
-u.ar order.
The vote on the majority resolution
resgl,ed--yeas, 80. nays, @ TO QUO
rgm.
Mr. Crisp stating that the vote lad
disclosed he fac, that there was 10 quo.
'um present. moved that tho House adj
jouIn.
The Speaker pro ten. stated that he had
made . mistake in entertaining the mo-
ZION 20 reconsider entered by Nr H0gg
that the motion couii not be entertained
until the previous question. under which
The House was now operating, should
have teen disposed Of.
4 mOtisn o. adjourn was agreed TO-
yeas. l3J. nays, -23-l s,rict party vote
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The seal's DOMESTIC Di,cinIine.

Travellers have often said that there
seemed 10 be something human about the
seal, aud one story told here seems to give
il confirmation IL is about the breeding
roOkery, where the seal pups are in the
nursery, so to speak. 1T l. certain, says
Tugle. that half the pups are born
mates, and that pups equal 10 90 per cent.
Of COWS on toe roOker.es 20 into the water
-iha. Is, exclusive ~ the young COWS
which come upon the rCokeries for the
first time 10 meet the males. The estimate
loss Of 10 per cent il caused by bulls in
preserving rigid discipline and administer
ing necessary correction in the manage
ment OF their domestic affairs Their IDEA
- females duty does not admit of any
i.t;le iuG.scret iOns, aud az the slightest
sicu of deviation, regardless Of conse-
rle-ccs, tAey quickly TOuEce upon tie
.TeBdinS female aud shake her is the
necL. \ almbcr ct pups are also lost by
Lcins Tlslei or tie rocks by the surf
AID droWn-i before they have learned q
ssim. taly ole-hlll tie purs which ~
. . sea in tie fan return as ycarllnes tie
iol)wing sp.in-, tie abser, ones hag.rr
fullLhed foOd for their natural enemies
in t1e wa1r. .-Dcston Advertiser
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THE TYLER FAMILY.
Proposed Monument to be Erected to Their
Memory.

The city Of Williamsburg. the ancient
capitol OF the colony and State OF Vir-
ginia when it was known as The Middle
Plantation, was the home OF the 'Iyiers
They came TO this country in 1920, twenty
wears after the settlement al jamestown,
and in this COLONY the family lived and
died. and most of them are buried.
In a recent search among the tombs OF
the old Breton Parish chn!chyard al
Williamsburg, only one tombstone over
the crave Of any member OF this family
was found. That bore the name OF Eliza.
beth Tyle-. wife Of George GreenhoWi
and daughter Of John Tyler, Mars haI oi
the colony.
II i now proposed by the descendants
Of this old family to erect monument al
cost Of $3.50 in the Breton Parish church
ward. to the memory 0f the following
Henry and Charles Tyler, yes,rymen Of
Breton Parish and wardens.
John Tyler, Marshal OF the colony
and Anne Contesse, bis wife.
John TYLER. three times elected Cover
nor of Virginia, Judge of the Circuit
Court in Admiralty, Court OF Appeals
and [. :. District Court. and Mary Arms
,ead. his wife, father aad mother OF Ia
President Tyler.
samuel Tyler, LID, Chancellor OF
Virsinia. and Hon. Thomas IyleT
Bouldin. VI. C., grandsons Of John Tyler
Marshal.
All contributions TO the proposed
monument s.u. 30 Mrs. Letitia Tyler
Sempl~. Louise Home, Washington, ID
G.. vii be promptly acknowledged, and
properly applied.
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lave been ia tOIr or I've Of the !arres.
banks in RUSSIA and mGlyof the most cx-
teusiye commercial and railroad houses.
auI nowhere have seen iiy.ru- doHe oy
pen W pencil. l.e they lo i- AMcllC.. and
LG-larl The Chinese count.u, machine.
seen Cc,a. na-y DO t-e l-l.s ~ John
lu. Jap u tlc United ~f.tes is every
where b. soJ taya PAIR cf socks for
ul,y a.-.c.s llI g handkerchief for
s-tluty-lyt acUe.ss tle sloDa,-pcc. even
TIE BRIGHTEST a-I OLDEST .l. mc-t espe-
r.euC-l. Las % 10 20 A.s machine to -rn
tie T-z.l,--'ue .Oao.e, tWe-' y--tc AJ-
petEs venture that t.e-c ere DO, q
dozen .lu.. ~ .l Russia wl0 would at
.er.rt fa o. -count any dla-.. O. Issue q
.-t..r q credit. or change g zen rpr. ic
u.'e in-l Eouccls, without pushing back
aud .ari ..r some time The strings If
co.0r- buttons .l h.s machine. indicating
numerals Dlt is wonderful how adept
some %. them are DO tie Use ot the count
~ machine You may buy q bin of
goods ever 80 large. The salesman keeps
the machine beside him, pushing ou. the
numerals as tie purchases are made and
The Instant you call for your bill a. re-
peats the total The Russians were taught
most of their business knowledge by the
Chinese and Turks. and these counting
machines are yet Indispensable IN all
Oriental places of business. Moscow Cor
New Orleans Times-D Democrat.
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SHORT TTLEGRtNS.

CLEVELAND, O, January 21-Gr2ae.
ma Garfield, the mother Of the late Pres
dent James \. Garfield, died uelenly a.
o clock this morning at the home q
Mr.. Garfield, at Mentor Her age was
50 years She has gradually been failing
during The past Two months, the result
Of old age.
Lo>Doy, January 2l-Mr Gladstone.
I'm replying 90 @ culogis;ic address PIE
sentci 90 lin a. Florence, said he hoped
IL mi-l; please Col 90 terminate ai az
ea..y hOIr the C0.rcye.siCs now ovid
inC Great Britain. IN the manner most
il accordance with truth and justice
OTTAWA, January 2l.-The Postmaster
General states that the convention fOr
the parcel post service between Canada
and tie United States has been signed by
himself and POstmaster-General Villas,
and only requires the signature u Pres,
dent Cleveland 10 make It legal. Tie
terms agreed upon were satisfactory to
both governments and it had been al.
ranged for the service To- be inaugura.ec
March /.
MONTREAL. QUE, January 2i.-B0e.
geau * Herons Coffee Mills and the
premises occupied by the Dominion Ar
I uihl'u,G w IoilPHny anu nei@'u, ''l, nLs
a"'' ~@p oi]OA '',S'.',-''0'u''. "o'e D,-.'
liis uI"l.,ns' p".us ~ t''e eA.ir'....1 ..'...
so.i " " Ca'l,.' 'o '''i '','"'',ei III - -,
wind prevailing, the Grlmen suffered
intensely. The loss is estimated >,
100000
ra... r.,..o, u. pho,.. e..
1...i L2' 80 .,,c olfi Wini,rrarI i ,y!(s - -,
-, -, lI,'..II - If..,.e1.l.hir.
the seat Of LOid Salisbury, 20 vii. chat
gentleman.
r........ r...,,..o OF T,.....- D..
D. - - .L' r-,.r..,o t,-.-ci -
..t '''''.'' ,' -. l..,''
'.1 'I'....' '...;: -. .'S.-e
10 pay rent.
PAaIs, January y y he general mee.'
ing ~ Tie Fana'.a canal omplat, Which
II vas proposed 70 A'iI On 'hlufday
next, VIII 10Y taAr pace inc irAloel ol
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Fatal Result of An Old Feud.

NEW YORK, January 21-An old fesh
between Michael Murphy, son.in.law o.
j. Harrington, the big meat dealer, sne
MS wife's cousin. jeremiah Murphy, las.
night, resulted in the probable murder
of Michael, who was standing at the
corner of 42d street and 81 avenue
when jeremiah walked up and deliberate
ly stabbed him in the groin with a sharp
carving knife fully six inches long Tho
assassin ran as Michael fell, bSh
was arrested at the Grand Central
depot. Michael was removed 20 his
house, where the surgeons pronounced
his wounds fatal. lie revived sufficiently
to identify the murderer and make =
statement 10 the coroner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22
Cows at Large.

Tie police frequently have to run in
safe places milch COWS whose owners al
low them through negligence to run al
large. Ii is none OF the policemens' duty
to do ihis, vet they DO i.
Srver.liimes laley stray COWS have ran
on The pavement in front of green gro
cerits, pulled over the vegetable stand
while attempting 10 eat the vegetables,
and the owner thereof has no remedy
Should he strike the COW, he would be
CHARGED with cruelty TO animals. Their
81 ou.d be an ordinance making ii a mis-
demeanor 10 allow milch CONS TO run ai
lasae.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS
a Franco-Itaiian Difficulty Settled.

PARIS, January 2i.-M. Flourens. tho
prime minister. TO day received Count
denabrea, the Italian ambassador, and II
was subsequently announced that the
difficulty between France aud Italy afis--
ing from the IIusscin incident at Florencs
had been settled The Italian judge,
whose action precipi,aled the dispote.
will be transferred to q post where he
will no, come in contact with the French
consul The Hussoin succession hm
been arranged according to the con
yention between Italy and Tunis in 1898,
the validity OF which France has nevcs
contested, the Bardo treaty having re.
cOgnized all previous international con
ventiOns and treaties. The French con.
sui at Florence will not be reprimandec
for his action in tho matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22
The Courts.

T. .c ChanceTy Court was ~ session
Yesterday. Judge Holiday presiding, an
the ordinary routine business was trans
+c,od
Tho Hastings Court. Judge Aikin'
presiding wss in session ycslerd y hut
s.o-i while There IS ro iurihes husl
u,.. before This couri, a.d D, is ptaci
c4lly l.i.-mcd Tor tie teru, though the
aa. cider 90 tha, ,Isct viii no' be
E. llll ur..l tJ morrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22

Joseph Murray aud John Ward, The
two -u-p.ci Us characters "ho were ay-
rested Friday uilht for their peculiar
actions il rear oi tie we.ry store az
Ge.-r- john n Ttlr * Co. were Dee
fore tlc Police Court yesterday They
toih there stated that ihey hailed from
Hayar,'uck. Conn, and were bound on
peaceful erTands J hey could give no
account of where they lived, hat the.i
busines. in Richmond was, or why they
were passing their time in rear OF q
itweiry store. They were required to
give security in the sum q $500 FOR
twelve months. in default Of which they
ven. 90 jail.
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case Of David Anderson.

David Anderson. the negro man who
tRo years ago made the felonious assault
on Rev. William c. Hall and his wife,
and who was tried, sentenced 10 The
Peniientiary for seven years, and then
gained a new trial from the supreme
Court Of Appeals. was before The County
Cour, yesterday.
Judge Minor. at the reques. Of counsel,
postponed the hearing Of the case until
TUESDAY morning neX. The counsel IN
ihecase are For the prosecution. Messrs.
Rjga Allan and G. " Thomas, Com
nouWeAlth's Attorney. for the defense.
George Bryan and William II. BeY-
trlee
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DIED.

CULLES.-DcS. a. the residence OF his
sister. Mrs.. Michael Wade. No High street,
Fricay afternoon, January SOth, james ",
Cullen aged thirty three ears.
DUEsBERRY Died, January sDth. l3oS
MOllie T., beloved wife OF A. h. DUES berry Ia
the thirty-fiIth year Of her age.
NIPFLgTDN.- Died. SATURDAY morning
January Il. lrs,. AZ l.-D O'Clock. at The resl
deucc 0f Mr. Isaac Goddard. S0s East legs
street, Mr. John Minct0n. IN tie seyentisia
year II bis ~.
AAANERs HMlDT Died at Ter mothers
residence. 40 81 ct e r street 80 l:D Z. m,
Ja0urry llrn, l-t3. Mss Clisu Name
shmlif. daurhfcr ~ Yrs. CHRISTINA cnd thc
ilfe Al.m siaule shH.9f. ani granddaughter
y Mr.. CafhariI. L.-t5.4t; Hysl li1tten years
eleven M IL al lve.-g three lays.
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HIS Sixth Death Sentence.

HUDSON, N. Y, January 2i.-Judge
Edwards re sentenced Oscar F. Beckwith,
the Ausierlilz murderer, 20 be hanged
on Thursday. March lsi, between the
hours Of 20 and 2 pm. The
prisoner received his sixth death
sentence with the same violence
hat be has the I've previous. and
aunched into an excited tira'l
against courts, lawyers, AMI jurors, and
c0a.inued his La-lngre until checked by
i4e court. On being taken back 70 bis
cell d. kep. ~ . runn.ny inyeciiye
s..nst every boly who Lad any coanlc-
l.ou vita tie case.
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MrNNEAPoLs, Nina, January 9l-~
This is TIE coldest day ever known here.
last night reliable thermometers showed
- degrees below and at seven this morn
ing standard Government tbermonctef
showed 10 degrees below, the lowest that
can be registered on it. There was 8
dense log this morning which is now
lifting. \ Chippewa Falls Wis, special
to the Jourr0. says it was GS degrees be-
l0T there last night
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.Atfhe CustoInhnn.c.

The British schooner Wandrian. Chas.
|. Morris. master, cleared fron the Gus
tomhouse yesterday for Baltimore 10
load Cumberland coal for Aspinwall (or
Colon, British Columbia.
The American schooner Isaac Ofbr-
ton, T.. VI Trim, master, cleared ai The
Customhouse Yesterday for Gard mas,
'uba. with G,232 bundles Of sugar hogs
read hoops, valued at Sj.232 shipp,d q by
Nessrs PITTS & Dorian OF SCOTS
vile, "a
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morHLT AID culLD Rivals.


Raised @ Ron.
UBIASA, ONO, JAlua7y ..-Ql.te a
sensation was created SO Wcs;y.lle, thi,
county. on Wednesday, uy tie sudden
disaip pca7ance VI Msr..e Harr, = youh,
cir. lot ye' f.;ten years az age. j ap-
pears tina: Mrs. Alma r. HAIR and laugh
ltr Maggie are rivals Tor the hand ot o
Young tnan OF tia. neighborh00i, WHO
la, both money and standing. The
mother has suit pending ior divorce IN
lhe CONT. and be was Oaly waiting the
time when she wCgd be free 70 wed this
young man
The young fellow, however, seems TO
be infatuated with The daugL,c.. and,
no: being atle 10 get consent of the
mother decided 10 eiope They were
headed of at Coy.rg.on. Ohio. by a icle-
gram from lie mother, and the marshal
brought the girl back here where charge
sf lunacy had been fled By the mother.
The case was heard BY Probate Judge
Todd snd dismissed. The girl was com
mi,teG 20 The Girls Industrial Home
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Bau Refused for Father MeFAdden.

DUnLiS, January 21-Falher McFsd-
den Of Gweedore, who was committed to
the jail a. Donegal on a charge OF hold
ing anti-landlord and anti police meet
ings. has been sent on for trial The
magistrate before whom lie was taken re-
fused to accept bal! In the case, despite
tie fac: that the prisoner pledged himself
10 appear when wanted.
Thomas Byrne. presiden. Of The Ball
masloe branch o. the National League,
las been arrested on charge Of melting
tenants to refuse 10 pay rent
The Freemui.s Joanna! declares that
Mr. William O'Brien is "as inyeierate a
criminal as ever"
DUEL y, Januarycl.-PatTick o Brien,
member of The House OF Commons, was
arrested o, A,hlone TO day. charged with
having made sediiiOus speech Oh New
Year. Day. tie was admitted 10 bail.
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AMUsEMENTs THIS WEEK.
Mrs. Brown Potter at the Academy-The
Opera Honse-Annie Myers Benefit.
The Three pIack Cloaks.

Inc Ihree black SlOaS.
The Academy of Music will present
this week an unusual attraction in
Mrs. James Brown Potter, who
will appear on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Mrs Potter is too well-known
TO need more than mere mention OF the
fact that she is 10 appear on our Boards
10 attract crowded audiences. She ia a
lady Of high social position, and al idea
Of her merits as an Gyitsie can be gather
ed from an extract from tic New York
HerGH on the occasion OF her appearance
at the actors fund benefit given in that
city. Regarding her part in that enter
i2inmcnt the HfrGA say,
Then came Mrs. James Brown Potter.
so beautiful, so graceful. She wore a
magnificent gown OF scarlet velvet, ana
entered upon tie stage with royal tread
She recited Cha'les Kingsiey's hunting
refrain. Ileryoice went 20 the IniveEsa'
heart.
And she was applauded, applaudec
until the house rang. Twelve times she
was called before the curtain. Miss
Terry waved her handkerchief, and the
ladies in the Vanderbilt. box did the
same. was a demonstration. j, was
not curiosity. IL was hailing the new
Notwithstanding her to Tie brother
hood OF dramatic labor
She will appear on Thursday in LOYAL
Love. Friday in Loyal Love and 1O.ande,
and Saturday ma.inee and evening" IN
Romeo and Juliei. The prices Will be
General admission. 8 reserved ats.
a. O.. IL. 4 GN
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DR.. James G.. Armstrong, well-known
here as The former rector of the Monu-
mental church, has been elecie presi
lent ~ Tie At.anta P-ilo,ophic SOcleiy
20 the next REGULAR meeting the society
ail discuss HeTber. Spsncef's FMS
Principles" d. Armstrong, who sue
osied The subject, VIII read al elaborate
paper on the subject.
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WINCHESTER, Va. January 2t-Tk,
jury in the case of Tie Ridenour murdes
after being out one hour, .returncd
verde. OF guilty of murder in the frs;
degree
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VOL. II,-NUMBER 391.
DEATH BY TIE PISTOL.
A shooting ARRAY a, the Corner of Dn'ai
and second Streets.

John l.. DumheidG shot and kili'd
John Dourheriy at his place Of business
corner OF second and Duyal streets, at
t9O o'clock this morning. Il was so late
when We received the Information, We are
unable to give any Of the particulars.
Drumheldcr gave himself up, and is now
confined TO ihe Third police taIion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-22

TIE Finance Conn zee Of the City
Council viii complic Ne ordnance ap
1opriaiing the CITY fca,s ID The different
departments al tAtir Inc, Dg January 81.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

, wssuISGToN. January 2l,-indica.
,sons Tor Virginia: Colder, followed
by warmer fair weather. fresh 10
hfisk winds dimin,. hing in force
. and becoming variable. For North
Car lima Colder, followed by warm
n. followed by fair weather. light 70
uOrthefly winds.