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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22

who were arrested few DAYS ago on th,
charge Of breaking into a car Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company az Crewe
and stealing "a lot of merchandise. have
been discharged, as there was no eYidenct
TO sustain the charge preferred.
There are any number Of candidates fOl
the Office of Beef Inspector. which Office is
% be- filled by Judge ID. NJ Bernard, o. the
Corporation Court Of this city.
Mr.. simon Seward, one Of our most popu-
lar ana enterplising citizens, has purchased
the Wallace mansion. on Market street
from Mr. a. :. Remach. The price paid
was $1,000 cash. Mr.. seward is "a member
of the City Council from the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Irving Proctor. Of City Point, has been
appointed telegraph operator Of the Atlantic
Coast Line at the Nashingi0n-street depot
In this city.
Captain 4. Il. Hobbs. Of the Prince George
cavalry, and Lieutenant W. II. Adams.
of the same company. passed "A very credit
able examination before the military exam
ming board in Richmond a day or two ago.
This company will have q cayalay drill and
tournament az Prince George Courthouse
on the jth Of next month. The tournament
Will De followed at night by grand ball.
The Misses. Berry. Of Richmond, are in
the city ON a visit % friends.
The 22nd being a legal holiday, the banks
and different government offices will De
closed. The day, however, will be more gen.
orally observed on Monday. when there will
DE a parade Of the Petersburg Grays and the
r. L. Lee Battery. The latter company
will also fire a salute. At night both COM
panios will have a banquet The former
viii have their supper al the Murray Hotel,
ON B0llingbook street, and the latter at their
clubhouse. on Tabb street The old Grays
Association will have their annual ban
quet and reunion at the Murray Hotel on
Monday NIGHT.
The langst0n-N Nenable Congressional con-
tested election case will be argued before
the House Committee ON Privileges and
Elections on the nth Of March next.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE CEMETERIES.


cu.prorrrsyuIE. VA. Febs2l.r- spe-
cial Adjoining the University OF Virginia
cemetery is the Confederate cemetery I'D
which are buried l,lOO soldiers. ihelt
eould hardly be a greater contrast than thai
between these two burial places. Ne-itc'
is written AN over the Confederate c. hic''i ,,
while the other exhibits every evidence on
constant care. Last night the lev! Vicl'
lIouso OyerhOwcd with an aeseinDidse
called together % devise means ioi pulli.n1
INTO sightly shape the eleven hunQlto
graves that are now merely surrounded by
,u uusiehtly brick wall. Colonel I. -
Wertenbaker presided, and addresses
were delivered by Colonel {. =. eha-
Ne ex-senator Gordon. Professor +. H.
smith. and Captain G. L. Nawter. Inc Ut
uo.f enthusiasm prevailed, ln iisel nap
IN, augury for the success OF the WORK mus
i.gun and which the ladies, under whose
snecial aulid ince IL will be pursued, VIII
,.srrv 10 ear'v completion. A handsome
-mm Of seyern hundred dollars wss sup-
.cribed al once. and the WORK OF pivcu'ln.
"A large fun1 will be prosecutor WIN s'e"' .
energy. This pious and paifiouc o"'! n'S
been TOO long neglected. ,,.,.,so,ts
some two months ago a Massachuse't -
,o,ro named Francis Robinson came 70
tbis citv. was called 10 the pastorate ol
Mount ZION Church. and duly insialieu, ~
about the same time he puDiisheu III wv Non
Redford. Mass. paper letter, offensive,
sianderOus Of both races, ana the Vilnt'9'" .'
which WAS thus called down upon nun,
chiefly or AT least largely, from members 'l ~
bis own race caused him 20 depart ssuueiIs
as he had come. Writing TO a Noi,H.ln ,;r.,
church he described the pastor OF the r,,S, nSa
Ranfisf Church Of this city lthe Kew AlVh@y
Scott) as the man whom pubic oP'nha"" ho ,,sS ~as
driven from Charlottesyille. Tbls lne paSI, nI
Tor Of the First Baptist Church, le'SIyne .'hila
Wednesday night in a sermon, "n,9n' rh Tn.,S Rny
cou,tsous. was very severe. Inc Ne''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
THE G. & o. CANAL
Fncendoss Much nl-Feeling in the Mary
land Legislature.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Feb. 2l.-Ihe bill au-
th0rizing the Chesapeake and OHIO canal 10
be- leased for nincty-niue years % the W ASH
instOn aud Cumberland Railroad Company
which was formed recently for the purpose
of acquiring the canal, WAS passed M the
House to-day. The bin has engendered not
a liftle ill-feciing. The Baltimore sun has
feueht il almost from its inception ana mas
moi been chary Of where or whom It's shafts
struck.
Mir. Frank 4. snaw (ex-Congressmanl
from Carroll county, chairman OF Ways
and Means Committee, and the especial
champion OF the Canal bill, feeling az
rrieyed al an alleged misstattment con-
cerning himself in t0-day's sun, rose
10 question Of privilege in the AT.
torn0on. lie denied the statement ana
requested the correspondent OF the sun 10
make correction. Instead OF doing that
the sun reiterated the statement. Inis
brought Mr.. shaw out on another question
ofpri,ilege, the point ofwhich was that he did
not propose % stand such treatment, and
that he was ready to settle the matter win
the sun correspondent al any time, any
place, and i'm any manner the latter ue-
sired. lie further stated that If the alleged
onense were repeated, be would oiler a
resolution ~ have the correspondent ex-
nellcd from the ilOOr.
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di.dgurel body and a part Of To wrecked

disfgured body and part Of the wrecked
buggy stil attached tO the horse.
The town OF Fayetteville shows a sinxu-
lar register IN fhe doath-ratc of old people.
IN the last sixty DAYS fourteen have died.
the average OF whose ages l. seventy y-elght.
Beverly Rose and +. }. Lilly, two men
prominently known over the state, were
among the number.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has sixty organized lodges m the state.
The annual convention. which il to meet In
G0ldsbOro next month. VIII bee represented
by about two hundred delegates.
A Republican newspaper under the edi-
tOrial management OF b. =. Mlliken. j. 10
be started az Randleman.
judge Y. +. Armieid prcsdcs al the Dis
trict Court. now In session here. Three
penitcntiary recruits have already been sent
up. one "A white man for the theii ofa gun:
be gets four years; also two negrccs, both
for larceny. four and two years.
The proceeding that has aroused the deep
est interest is the trial Of three men. Brooks.
English and Leach. for violations Of Tho
anti-liconso law. These wrong-doors hail
from High Point. which is dry town in
this good year OF 1890. Like a good many
other towns Of the state, the municipal gov-
ernmont Nibrstcs between license and anti
license. These parties were fined 800 each
and costs. and bond each of 500 70 abide
the requirements of the law.
Tie prospective steel works TO be- started
here Is beginning tO assume "a tangible a.
poot. and indicates a far-rcachng magni-
tudo and importance little conceived ot a
few months ago. The COMPANY j. said to
have acquired by purchase and option
about 5000 acres Of land just north Of the
city corporation. Within the last two
weeks these options have been taken up and
the purchase money paid. Real estate all
around tho town has gone ieyOnd prcce-
dent. Transactions aggregatng over SloO,-
900 in value. have taken place within the
last sixty days. This added % other local
industrial enterprises which aye being
rapidly maugurated. adds iu mo- little degree
tO this augury of future Importance. The
projected through railroad. route from
Charleston TO B0mottsyille. thence mp the
Cape Fear and ladkn Valley Railroad 10
Mount Airy. which was opened on the eth
instant. for the first time, along its entire
route from Wilmington. norih-is a feature
of significance which capitalists are prompt
90 comprehend and embrace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
A CORPSE DRAGGED.
Fearful Accident In Randolph County
Items From Greensboro.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. Feb. H. Special.
The gin-house OF Il. A. Brown was burned
last Friday in Cabarras county. The origin
Of the tire is supposed 10 have been acclden-
tai. Twenty bales OF cotton, tons Of acid
and 900 bushels OF cotton seed were con.
sumed. There was no insurance.
Last Saturday an old man, siNty-two
years oli. by the name u Emmerson, living
in the lower part OF Randolph county, had
been 70 the manufacturing town Of Randle-
man, and was returning home when bis
horse took fright and ran away. In trying
TO Jump from the buggy his feet got en-
tangled in the reins and the terrified horse
went dashlng away. dragging the helpless
man by the heels, jerking him against rocks
and other obstacles, until he was Killed.
ON reaching the river, which was iOrdahle,
the horse plunged in and went through,
still dragging the body. He was finally
headed OF By some men who Witnessed the
catastrophe, aud they found the shocklngly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22

GLOUCESTER. G.. II. Va. Feb. 20.-'Spe-
cial. The stockholders Of the Tide Water
Liberal. held "a meeting today, at the Office
of tine Liberal. Eleven hundred dollars
worth Of stock was subscribed. Judge Tay.
Tor is president of the company. They pro
pose 20 commence publishing the paper in
April.
The residence Of Mr.. James Clayter, situ-
ated near York river was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning last. Mr.. 1layter lot
an Of his furniture. he was insured In the
Yirginia Fire AZ Marine Insurance Company
Farmers are busily engaged i'm planting
trucks English peas are from six % eight
inches high In many portions 0fthe country.
Mr.. Mex Rowe. living near Clay Bank,
lost his house by fire last Monday night No
insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
REIDSVlLLE RUMORS
Talk of suing the Town Personal Men
tion-1obaccO Prices.

REIDsyIIlE. y. G.. Feb. Els special. r.
There is probability OF "a suit being brought
by ihe Richmond and Danyllle Railroad
against the town of Reidsyille. The rail-
road 40 first refused to pay certain tax,
hut at length paid 10 under protest, aud now
threatens tO sue for b..
The Greensboro people are very dosirous
Of making a connection with the Atlantic
and DanYille Railroad somewhere. aud
speak of making 10 40 Blue Wing, In Gran
Vile county. RcidsNille voted SO0pNo several
years ago 10 "a road 90 run from Norfolk in a
westerly direction and take In Reidsyillc,
but 10 seems that thi. movement Is dead.
Mr.. j. B. Field of the firm Of ilamlin,
Huhnes a Co.. says that they viii open u
large stock Of dry goods. notions, Nc., in
tine now vacant store room. corner of east
Market and MOOrhead street.
Mossrs. T.. NJ. kedd a Co. will build a
large brick livery stable on Mo0rhead
street. for Nessr-. iambcrih a Peay. Mr..
lamherth is recently from Fayetteville.
Mr.. s. ID. lrvn. of the Laurel Bluh Cot
tom Mills. Mount Airy. y. G.. is visiting his
parents in this city. Mr.. Irwin Saws that
they added $4,000 worth more machinery
last fall. and that they have their hands full
tO ill their orders.
Tobacco continues 90 come he in large
quantities. An the warehouses are full
nearly every day. In fact, one house "a few
days ago had mo-e than at any time since H.
opened. and prices are still cXirayagant. 10
is thought that the farmers close 90 the mar
kets have comparatively unloadod their
GOOD lrghts.
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GREsNsVLLE's DESTITUTE.
Distribution OF Supplies-News From Pc
tersburg and Vicinity.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 2l.-. special.
The Hustings Court, Judge ID. VI. Bernard
nresidug. has been engaged to-day hearing
ar'gument in the case OF the Richmond ana
P.iersburg Railroad Company vs.. Boiling
fhe particulars Of which were gwen yes
tcrday. ..,t.,,
The distribution Of the supplies contriou-
ted for the relief Of the GreensNille county
sutl, rers will take place tomorrow al In
poria. the county seat OF GreeAsviiie. Inc
distr.bution viii be made under the super
vision of "A committee, of which judge
George p. Barham is the chlirman. Ihese
s,ppiies were 10 have been distributed on
last SATURDAY.. but for sufficient reason %
vas found necessary 10 postpone the dislri-
bntion until tomorrow. Thecommitiee APP
nointed from the Chamber Of Comlnt rec oi
petersburg 10 solicit contributions Tor the
relief of the sufferers Of GrcensYille county
have sent out postal cards 20 different clt d
zens mere asking them Il they would contfi-
bute 10 the relief nund. and i So no" much.
80 far there have been but few response
II Is understood that the odd feiiows
Association of this city has been paid Tue
insurance on their hall on Sycamore street
which was destroyed by fire IN November,
1859. and that the association VIII shortly
commence 10 rebuild on the sane site.
The three negro men named Pryor, Wh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
SLATE-RAGLAND.
Brilliant Marriage Near Hyco, in Halifax
County.


sOgrH BOsTON, Va. Feb. 2l.- special.
The elegant and hOspitable home ui Major
and Mrs. r. J.. Ragland, near Hyco, was iho
scene Of am interesting social event on yes
terday-the marriage Of their adopted
daughter. Miss Fannie Easley Raeland. o.
Mr.. W. Glen Slate. The mansion presented
am animated scene. the lawn in front ol iht
house was filled with vehicles. while ihl
porch. halls, and parl0r were ONcrilOWinl
with guests. AT O'Clock Rev. William
Slate. father of the groom. in touching and
beautiful manner performed the solemn
Warriage rites.
The attendants were as follows. Mis-.
MOllie BrOOkes and Mr.. Grau Craddock
Miss Halle BroOkcs and Mr.. John Richard
son. Miss Salle BrOOkes and Mr.. Charlie
Craddock. Miss jamie Raeland and Mr.
Samuel Slate Miss Mamie Ragland and
Mr.. II. W. Lawson. Miss Sallie Faulkner
aud Mr.. Il. III. Edm0ndsOn. Miss lillle
owen and Mr. John Harris. Miss katt
CraddOck and Mr.. Evan Ragland. Miss
Bessie Nenable and Mr.. X. VI. 4. Glenn
Miss Willie Fry and Mr.. X. A. Owen, Mis-.
Lillian Peters and Mr.. Elijah Jordan, Mis-
Matte Slate and Mr.. POindeXter Iay lOr
The ceremony and congratulations being
over. "a sumptuOus lunch was served m real
Ola Virginia style.
Mrs. Raeland has long been noted as one
Of the best housewives Of ye 0lden time
and the repast she spread only added % the
reputation already gained. m addition o.
All the substantials and delicacies that q
well-kept farm aud garden supplied, tht
table was loaded with the choicest tropical
fruits.
Mr.. W. Glenn Slate, the groom, is a prom
ising Young merchant of our town. fol
several yoars he was connected with Inc
wholesale shoe house of Witt q Watkins
of Lynchburg, but for the past two YEAR,
has been the active member Of the firm oil
Slate. Shepherd q Co., of this place.
The bride is the niece Of Mrs. X. J.. Tag
land: her mother died i'm infancy. Mrs
Ragland adopted her. She has been tender
ly and carefully raised; is handsom,
voung woman Of lovely disposition ant
character. and Of rare cultivation and ac
c0mplishments.
The happy pair left on the O'Clock train
for visit 10 the Northern cities. amidst th'
farewell- of friends and best wishes Tor bon
yovaop through life.
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Here are some " Bishop Lyman's ap-
pOnimenis for April; April 6ih, Easter
day, Warrent0n; April ,ih, Tuesday. Jack
son; April 10Th. Thursday. Enfield: April
ilih. Friday. kingw0od; April 18th. sun
day, Rocky Mount; April 18th. sunday, T..
NJ. Wilson, April 18th. Tuesday 4. NJ.
BatiloborO: april 10th. wednesday. 4. ~,
Tarbor0. April lltb. Thursday. ~. Nary's,
Edgocombe county; April 18th. Friday.
Palmyra: April zth, sunday, scotland
Neck.
The revenue officers swO0pod down ON
Rockingham last Friday and made things
lively among the bar-Aeepers. They seized
three barrels 0f corn whisky from J. A.
Broaca, two from Louis DaWk kins, TWO from
W. \. Mcdonald. and one from }. g..
smith. All the barrels We're not full, buJ
it Is said that there were between 80 and
900 gallons an told.
The Henderson I0mahawk, after six
months inhulailons. has come into the
light with bachelor as editor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
AN ANlNcENpIARY PREACHER
Told by North Carolina Negroes that lie
Not Wanted.

RALEIGH. n. g.. Feb. 2i-last Saturday,
the Rev. T.. n. Joiner the alleged English
man, who wa, gun Out Oi Randolph county
just before the holidays. made his appear
ance here. llc bad been assigned 10 a
Methodist church at ODerlin, settlement
of intelligent, Wcll-behased col0rcd people.
a mile from Raleigh lie preached there
last sunday and took mp his abode in the
village. he WAS not called tO the pas
torate OF ihe church, but was sent 10 IL,
and from the very trst the congregation
objected 90 hi, presence. Yesterday their
objections took very practical turn. and
at "a church meeting ID was decided that
Joiner was not wanted. The negroes said
that their relation with the white people
had always been amiclDle. and that they
did not propose 90 have such man as
Joiner ON their pulpit. Joiner accordingly
left last night.
Tie Will Dee remembered as me man who
claimed that Doe was British subject and
alleged that De- and his wife bad been bril-
tally treated in Randolph county. lie WAS
run away by people there. mainly Vuakers,
because Doe preached and pmrticed social
equality and gave advice 20 negroe, winch
was likely BOD lead tO crave race troubles.
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NINNEAPOifs. MINI. Feb. 2i.-Thc
Journals Helena. Montana. special says:
Al 4. 81. to-day, IRE was discovered in
The granite block and the building was
completely Quilted. There is no question but
that the tire was caused hy nre-crackefs
careless.y thrown by member, Of the legis-
latule during their i0lnlcall0n over tho
Wiud.up of the legislative session. The
legislative Journal, books and papss were
DESTROYED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.
REPORTS RECEIVED THROUGH
OUT THE COMMONWEALTH.
Two Important Enterprises Inauguratcd
in Lynchburg- Interesting Relic In Old
williamsburg Negro Preacher From
Massachusctts-ltcms OF Interest.

Williamsburg Negro Preacher From
Massachusetts-Itcm OF Interest
LYNcHBrRG. VA. Feb. 2i.--spccial. r.
The stockholders of the Round Mountain
Iron Company and the Coal Mountain Min
ing Company. which assembled in this city
yesterday, completed their organization
here to-day. The officers of the Round
Mountain Company are as follows: y. ID.
Blair Of Danyille, president; W. L. Turner
Of Richmond, secretary and treasurer; Ilar-
man Newbcrry. w. =. Pcery. j. ID. Blair, c..
G.. Holland. j. Wilcox Brown. NJ. p. Jordan.
and A. 5. Buford. The paid in capital Of
this company is S750,O00, and the authorized
capital S2.OO0.O00. It is said the company
will proceed at once to develop this great
tract OF mineral lands, containing numer-
Gus veins Of excellent iron ore. which cN-
perts have said far surpasscs the Birnng-
ham ore, or any in Southwest Virginia.
Several analyses have been mace OF it 10y
Professor Wilson, Of Baltimore. and Colonel
j.. &. Wrenshall, who say that 10 contains
from 90 90 66 per cent. of pure iron. Two
surveys of the Virginia Western road. one
Of which extends through 10 fourteen miles,
ticable routes. The company meets again
IN this city ON the 2jth of March.
The organization of the Coal Mountain
Mining Company is as follows. Colonel j.
Turner MO0rhead, Of Lcaksville. y. c., was
elected president, and Mr.. g.. W. Gillespie.
Of I0zewel, secretary and treasurer. The
board Of directors are j. III. Curie, Will
mingt0n: ID. W. &. BenbOw. Greensboro;
A. = Bui0rd. Richmond; G.. G.. Holland, j.
+. Rison. Danyille, Va; j. Wilcox Brown.
Baltimore: j. T. MoOrhead. Leaksyille; W.
T.. pecry and llarman NcWberry, IazeWel
county. Va. The cOalhelds of this company.
which extend over twenty thousand acres.
contain two large veins Of anthracite
coal, besides large deposits of gas coal
and natural coke. The Clinch VALLEY
extension of the Norfolk and Western road
passes along the border of the tract nearly
five miles. This company has ordered "a
thorough inspection of the lands. and where
ever practicable will begin az once mining
the coal. The paid in capital is 100000,
and the maximum S2.Jp,Om Both com
panies will meet in this city again on March
2jth. The property of the coal company is
twenty-five miles distant from that of the
iron company.
The dWclling-house Of William Petty, re-
siding about three miles from this city, ON
the Campbell county turnpike, was COM
pletely destroyed by fire this morning. The
house caught from st0yc-pipe. Nearly all
of the furniture aud household goods were
DESTROYED. including q considerable portion
of the clothing of the family. There was no
insurance ON the property.
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NEW ORLEANS, leb. 2l.-Jako kilrain,
the pugiiist. win retire from the ring for a
time at least. ile viii shortly leave for the
Hot springs and boil ogt for nye weeks. Tie
IS afflicted Uith rheumatism, and can bare
ly close nis lists; Is sore in his legs and lame
In The right shoulder. lie viii be rendered
a benefit. and several members of the sport
Ing fraternity here subscribed 500 each To-
ward a purse.
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STATE OF TRADE.
Regular Weekly Repor. Of Il. G.. Dun
s. Co.

NEW YORK. Feb. ~. r. g.. Dun q Co., IN
their weekly review 0f trade will say. 10 is
difficult 90 account lor better tone, which
clearly exists 10 ihe iron market here and AT
Philadelphia. unless il Boz due % the hope
that Southern iron. which j. lOw moved
ffom sheffield 40 $3.50 per ton 10 PlttsDurg
and selling there somewhat largely. may
hercaiferailpct Western rather than Eastern
markets. The production has been so large
that serious question exists ~ 10 the ade-
Quacy 0f ihe demand, and yet The resump.
f.ol of work al the old wages by the strik.
Mg coal miners iu Alabama will put three
large new furnaces into operation speedily
Failures during the week: For the United
states, 230. for Canada. a.; total. ri
compared with BOZ last week. For the cor.
responding week oi last year the ngure.
were 229 in the United states and Al in
Canada
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DR.. ROssER PREACHING.
Long Series of Meetings in Woodstock
Empty Jail.

WOODSTOCK, Va. Feb. 2l.-.special'l
4 very interesting series Of meetings, cons
Quoted bv Rev. l.. Rosser, ID. d.. has been
i'm progress in the Methodist Church in tnis
place for nearly four weeks. Night amer
night tue church is crowded, and great in-
terest is manifested throughout the COM
munity. Up % this time there have been
over sixty conversions, embracing not only
the Young. but number of older people
some of whom are over fifty years Of age.
For several months our county JAN mas
been empty. May it long continue in the
same condition.
The blooming peach trees ana the return
ing birds indicate that spring ls rapidly "l,
prOaching. Farm work Is more advanced
iban usual. and You may expect 90 hear of
LARGE crops i'm the shenandoah Valley II lhe
summer season proves propitious.
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MEMPHIS, TRNN., Feb. 2i.-At few
minutes after "a O'Clock this morning, IN
the iail Enclosure at OscSOla, ARK, John
King was hanged for the murder "a Mr..
Warren aud her child. The murder Was
committed year ago. and King was con-
,icted on the evidence of a nine-'ear-old
child
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-22

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-The Hon. AN. Por-
ter. master OF the rolls in Ireland. who's
speech was the cause of a libel suit brought
by Mr. Henry Campbell against the Belfast
Newsletter, and which was decided IN
favor of the plaintiff has apolosized % Mr.
Campbell and paid him $780, He also pays
the costs OF the case.
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DANvILLE. Va. Feb. a. Special. The
Danyille Savings Bank Loan and Improve
mont Association has booked stock TO the
amount OF S20j,0uO with $4,000 more PROM
i-od. There is now no doubt that the half a
million dollars win Doe raised.
Mr. Eugene II. SchOoiheld. son Of John III.
~ch00lGcld. who has been ill for several days.
is at the point of death. and it is thought he
cannot live until morning.