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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Death Of Mrs. Jane HINTON md Mr.. yyat.o,.

PrgrmnUEG. Va. ROY. 3D. Special. l.
Alter q brief illness Mrs. Jane G. Hinton, the
widow OF tho late Erasmus CT. Hinton. OF this
cit, died yesterday at the residen 6 of her
son. Judge Drury A. Hinton. on Washington
street. ut the age OF seyenty-threc years. She
the Supreme Coult I ApDeals 81 Nirsinla.
~. Samuel A. Hinton Captain William 4.
Hinton. Jr.. Of this city and one daughter. Mrs.
\. Gordon Milhado. Of Norfolk. She WIS a Sis
Ter OF Mr.. Edwin 3. Stth. of this city and a
daughter OF Lrnry St.th. deceased. former
resident OF petersburg.
Mr. H.. Prince Watson. n popular Young
man Of this city. died nj his home Yesterday
afternoon after lingering illness TAe de-
ceased Tasa son o. Mr.. robert l.. Watson. OF
the hrm OF Watson \ McGill, prominen. To-
bacconistsi of this place.
colored man named Anderson employed
~ brakeman On tha Norfolk and Waaferu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
A Young widow Assaulted by Negro.

PAnTEnspuno. W. Va. Nov. o. Special
While Mrs Anne Marquis. a widow who lives
IA Riverside. was going homo on Friday
night she was attacked by negro lie
knocked her down. tore her earrings out and
injured her terribly
Another woman appeared in the midst Of
the struggle. and the negro at the sight OF her
released his hold on the PROSTATE woman.
iumped the fence and escaped
Mrs Marquis WAS taken home. Her clothes
were torn. her face and hand were covered
with mud and were badly scratched and she
was almost completely Frustrated with the
nervous shock.
Bob Hall negro. was arrested on suspi-
cion and taken before the woman last night
She identified him by his voice and he was
sent 10 prison. Threats are made against tle
negro life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
,,.. Earns. of rnzewou. Marie, Mr.. BARNS.

VAgEwElA COURTHOUSE, Nov. 2S.-iSpecial J
Miss Maggie Rarns. one Of the loyelest Girls
in this county, has gone and got married
The wedding took place Mt the homo Of her
father. Mr. Clinton Barns. few days ago and
the new and fortunate husband IS Mr.. John
T. Barns. also OF 1azewen county, and per
haps a distant cousin.
The union Thanksgiving services here were
conducted by Rev. John +. Nan. OF the Meth
odist church.
The negro. Horehead Bill. who had been
condemned 10 be hanged December +. 1891.
has been granted a new trial on appeal 10
Judge Bolen, Of the circuit court.
Tie town was threatened with q water
famine this week on account of the copious
spying which supplies the reservoir seeking
another outlet. The trouble was obviated
however. by utilizing the water from another
spring close ut hand.
There is prevalence OF sore throat and in
fuenZa in town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
IN THE HANDS OF The JURY.
Areument in the MCDOuSald-C Connolly Mu'-
der Case Closes.
THE JURY FAILS TO REACH A VERDICT
,.,, If n Centenarian I'm Winston-sbip-
ments of Tobacco Tor November
North Carolina News.

FAYrrrEvrLrr. N. c.. Nov so.-lspecial J.
Argument in tho celebrated McDougaid-
Connolly murder trial closed here to-day q. l
o'clock by Solicitor Frank Mcneil for the
state. preceded by Major John D. Shaw Tor
the defense, when the court took a recess tAi
230 o'clock.
Promptly at that hour Judge Mc1yer was IN
the chair and began his exhaustive charge to
the Jury, consuming three hours, in careful
and minute review Of the testimony from
Genesis to Revelations, supporting it with
the law bearing on such facts and points as
were presented for the guidance of the jury
in passing upon the case at issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Peace on Earth

Is not the boon youchsafcd to tho chronic
nervous invalid. Slight noises starils him
odd and unexpected sensations pofpes hin,
Ho neither sleeps soundiy nor oats heartily.
no is almost invariably troubled with d..
pepsis What should no do Begin ana
Dursuo Systematically course or Hosfesior.
Stomach Bitters. With digestion fortified
and food assimilated strength returns. III,
nerves grow Tranquil and tho zost OF rf,
returns. i biessod contamination indeed
and not ONLY efociually but pleasant.
wrought by the Bittcrs. tiliou- ness malaria
rheumatism. kidney complaint are also rr,.
vented and cured bg this sovereign Tega.afiry
medicine. Try ~ az Onc0 n yOlr nerves are
Gu Of order, and II their weakness "a tor
peiuaied ty the existence OF disease 4
surerb appetizer and promoter of sound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
4 rrnndr Distillcr in rrouhlc.

HEArHsy1LLH. Va. Nov 30 Special J.
James Thomas, a prominent brandy distiler
in this county. had his house searched
yesterday under search-warraut by In
ternal Revenue Collector Colbert. of
Fredericksburg. "a. He found 2jJ gal
Ions Of brandy concealed in his house,
for which the collector had received DO
report There will ie proceedings for the
confscation Of tho brandy, the same having
been shipped this morning by steamer to
Alexandrlas Ii is said that Thomas VIII be
arrested in short time. The collector did
not see him when he found the brandy
Thomas was indi ted in the United States
Court about year ago for selling LIQUOR by
retail without license and was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Tho Conrrrssinnni Contes,.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov SO.-lSpecial. T.
Nr. Turner has withdrawn from tie con-
gressiOnal canvass. The nomination of hr.
rrOOke. at Manassas was a surprise and no
body seers 70 know w il came about.
though il; Is evident that the sQuabbling be-
tween the rarr and Hine men Of the Fairfax
delegation. IN which the lntfcr were turned
down. caused the ants 70 declare they
would nominate anyhow. and the Mghoneites
10 Keep on top nominated Mr.. Brooke. The
only man hurt seems TO DO Major Sampson
would not run. so Bayley on Saturday con-
cluded 10 keep out
Young John Taliafeygo is dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Ilcr sl.nll crnshed VIZ a MrIeL by a Van.

NoRroIK. Va, Nov. 30.-iSpeciaL l-Satur-
day night, about u o ciOck. ut house on Avon
street a colOred man. name unknown. as
saulted u negro woman named Hattie Shep-
herd with brick crushing her skull and pro
duciug wounds which may prove fatal. The
woman WIS taken b. tho Retreat for the Sick.
The physician attending her decided that
treuannng would be necessary 20 save her lite.
The Virginia Rites will in few months DO
Norfolk crack military company. II IS COM
posed Of small boys, the captain not yet four
teen years of age.
A series 81 Gospel meetings will be con-
Quoted by the hey. =. +. Grab, prominent
evangelist of Philadelphia, at the Peoples
tabernacle this week.
IL is said that the supervisors 81 Norfolk
county arc opposed TO making any county ap-
preparation for the Worlds FAIR The fin
ances Of the county, which should DO one Of
the most prosperous in the state. ara IN
very bad condition. The teeliug IN Norfolk
is decidedly in favor of liberal apprOpria-
ton.
LAST Saturday night two lighters loaded
with sand and making from Sewells Point
for LaWberts Point Were struck by heavy
SEA and sunk. There were aboard four NO
grOes who cndeayOred 10 swim 10 the pier: two
were successful, and were hanging 20 tho piles
when rescued. n OF them d.ed afterwards
from the exposure received. the other will
live Two of the negroes were never seen
after they left the boat and were drowned.
Officer Little OF the Norfolk police force,
was assaulted last night on Queen street by
negroes. lie was knocked down and his ribs
broken.
The district convention Of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union will be held IN
the McKindree Methodist Episcopal church.
Brambleton, Tomorrow st 10 :. ". The con-
yeutiOn will be largely attended.
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st $50 o'clock the case was given to the
iury. when tho last and most solemn chapter
Ia this famous case was reached. After re-
manning out for a couple OF hours ana faiiing
to agree the jury took bret recess ior sup
per. and at $40 are now sitting III judgment
upon the fate of the prisoner.
The case has indeed been one OF tho most
exciting in the annals Of North Carolina his
tory and certainly the most celebrated IN "a
quarter of n century. engrossing the attention
of the people throughout this and parts OF the
adjoining States. surprising III general inter
est the renowned Ann X. simpson trial here
over forty years ago.
The courthouse has been pretty well packed
all dav. and between twenty-five and fifty
ladies' were present this afternoon 20 witness
the last proceedings and hear the judges
charge TO the jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
INJECTION or OFFiCERs.
81. Andrews Commandery. Knights Templar,
Met at ~. Adams Hall Last Evening.

st. Andrews Commandery. Knights Te,nplar.
Net NJ IT. Adams Hall Last Evening.
St Andrews Commandery No 13, Knights
Tompar. held their regular monthly meet
ing and annual election Of officers at St. Al
bans Hall last evening
There was an excellent attendance and
Steward Krause made a splendid showing Of
table dressing at the elegant banquet which
followed.
The following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year Louis y. Ecker. eminent COM
lnander; Fred. Peasants, generalhssimo:
John II. Powell. captaln-eenere. Rev Ires-
ton Nash, prelate, Joseph =. English dr.,
senior warden John Wright. Junior warden,
George 3. Steel, treasurer. George G. Jefer-
son. recorder Charles W. Mcfarland stand
ard-bearer; r. II. M. Harrison. sword bearer;
John NJ Taylor. warder William Ryan.
guard j A. Cosby, sentinel: and William
hTause. steward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Tho Conntv FUND. Arc Safe.

WuuNGroN. n. c., Nov 80 Special
Much speculation and no little uneasiness has
been had concerning the safety OF the New
Hanover county funds. which have always
been Kept on deposit at the deiunct First
National Bank. To-day tho county
commissioners met and not knowing where
the funds were summoned tho county treas
urer 10 throw light on the subject. IT tran
spires tonight that tie funds are safe, having
been quietly removed by the treasurer's
bondsmeu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
ARHOKY MATTERS.
Major Mercer is Quite icI-Court-MartiaI
Some High Kicking

On account Of the sickness Of Major Mercer
the ambulance corps did not have their regu-
lar lecture on anatomy appointed for last
evening at the arnory.
A regimental CONTINENTAL was in session in
one of the company rooms and drilling u
the new tactics WAS IN progress III the drill
room upstairs.
In anticipation of the new gymnasium
many OF the members of the regiment are
llmoering themselves up by various exercises
and last evening several were practiciug at
high kicking. and one supple, long hmbed
private kicked TO the amazing height of
seven feet eight inches. and vows that with
the Gld of gymnasium practice he will not
stop until ho can reach height OF eight feet
above the floor with the tip end OF his toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
Farmer carse Shot Going From Church.

Central. ". Va. Nov. S0.- Special r.
John Car-e a wealthy Richie county farmer
was ambu5ned near tolI-gate in Richie
county last night as he was returning from
church and fatally shot. A man named Col
Inns. between Curse and whom there was "a
feud Of long standing, Is charged with lead
ing the attack. lie has disappeared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
AN ALLIANCE MEErIaG.
1T is Thought They Discussed n Railroad
Commissi"ncrs BIiI-Other Notes.

Commissi"ners BIiI-Other Notes.
The Legislative committee Of the Virginia
Farmers Alliance was in session Yesterday
and last evening in the Office of Major A. Il.
Nenable. Jr on Basin bank The duties Of
this committee u 10 investigate subjects need
ing legislation and 10 formulate bills to he
recommended othe Legislature for acilon. IT
Is thought that the committee Yesterday de-
v0sed It's ahors principally TO the discussion
of a hallway Commissioners bill Members OK
the committee were seen after the meeting last
evening, but stated that they could give out
nothing for publication.
Alr. j. J.. Babcock Of Princess Anne county.
Major Joel ". Flood OF APPROXIMATION county.
Benjamin Rawson of Norfolk Major Nenable
and j. q. Silyey. State secretary OF the ALI
ance, were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
HEAVIEST FALL SINCE 1855.
Great Fall Of Snow in the Eastern Portion
Of Virginia.
HER SKULL CRUSHED WITH A BRICK.
The Fowls Must Stand Up, Say the Society
for the prevention OK Cruelty
TO Animals.

NoRToIK. Va. Nov. Especial. The
heaviest snow know in Eastern Virginia since
1856 commenced to fall here yesterday morn
ing and continued throughout the day. It
attained depth OF about seven inches and
the thermometer being down in the thIrtIes.
it did not begin to thaw until this morning.
when there was a slight rise IN tho tempera-
ture. The street-cars of this city have been
blocked since yesterday at y ~ and are not
running to-day Tho trains have come in on
time and no casualties are reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

In order TO satisfy universal demand va
are pieased 20 inform orr patrons that the sr.
peru Export Brewage OK the baltimore Brew.
ing Company will hereafter bo sold in pint ID,
well ~ quars bottles. Orders for cases con.
tanning either two zen pnts o- one loo,
quarts will be promptly executed by
GroHGE a. HU>nrrr.
J2S east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
sent on 70 the Grnnd Jury.

BUENA Ysr,. Va. Nov 20. Especial J.
The cases or w. A. Bichesoa and A. J. Camp
bell. arrested for placing a hull GA the track
OF the Norfolk and estern railroad that
the bull might 10 killed aud Richeson receive
damages, were investigated before the mayor
to-day. Both were sent on to the grand jury
for indictment aud bail refused. The cases
eiicited great deal of interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

I.gwisnrro. W. W.. Nov 20 -Friday night
John s. Hall. aged thirteen and Mort Ilacke.
aeed fourteen. went continuing. When
their dog freed bear the boys fired a load Of
bucksh0t 40 il which did no damage beyond
putting ont an eye. The bear charged them.
Young Hall attacked it with 10 other weapon
than penknife. and succeeded in cutting rs
throat. lie was badly bitten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
"Leah. The Foranl.nn >,

This great tragedy has not been seen hera
in long while and is ono Of Miss AIa,ser.s
strongest roles IL viii be given Tonight a..
the Theatre and doubtless 20 q large nm
dience. Miss Mather is Americas greatest
actress and her company is one OF Tao los.
on the road. hey return North after tao
engagements here ami Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

The Committee on Police met last evening
In tho Council Chamber, with MIR. Davis in
the char, and passed the usual number Of
bills.
The Committee on Printing and Stationery
held their regular meeting Yesterday. with
Mr. Bowden in the chair, and transacted 4
considerable amount Of routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

MANNTNG.-Dic November 19th. ~ Ocior,
L 81. at her residence. NO. 0-5 nlrfh Iuontr-
sixth street. in the siytv-eghth year q her axe.
Mrs MARY b. MANNING.
funeral from her iate residence 20 50 w. o1
December lst.
Friends of tine family and of her daughter
Mrs Leila f. Harmon. are invited GO attend.
Burial at OalWOOd cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
"Roneo and Juliei'' Last Nichi.

most ARTISTIC perI0rmnncc u Slakts-
peares Romeo and Juliet was Gwen At the
Theatre last night 10y that celebrated actress.
Miss Margaret Mather and q company of
people who gave excellent support. Miss
Mather Is an ideal juliet though the North.
ern press have quite rs highly commended
her representations Of other characters. Her
voice Is rs sweet as q silver chime her face
and figure beautiful. Ter movements mh
OF grace and she seems 10 breathe tho
atmosphere OF her role and live in II. She
was generously Gpp,auded and received sew
erai recalls Mr. Skinner made a satisfac
tory and handsome Romeo. The rest of the
cast was quite even. the costumes especially
rich and the performance gaye general
pleasure
saken, great tragedy by Mosenthal. 70
morrow afternoon Lady Of LYONS aud to-
morrow night Joan OF Arc with music aud
singing by Joan Of hrc.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
WEATHER. FORECAST.

- WAsuvGroN. -. G.. Nov. 31-I ore
r,o least: For Virginia, slightly warmer.
fhlR variable winds and clear weather. much
warmer and fair "wednesday
- For North Carolina, warm r. clear
weather: variable winds genera
nOrtherly; much warmer and fair Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

Sauer's fayoring extracts for sa.e at FIRST.
class grocer5' 10 and 2jc. bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
MH. HUliTER's RHMAINs.
c"'i Tor a Meeting to Form an Associate,
Tor Their Removal

AZ meeting held ct tae courthouse in
The city OF fredericksburg, Va, On Thursday.
October p 1891, Hon. l.. Q. Washington in
the chair. on motion Of Colonel rrank O. prf
mn seconded by Judge w. s. Barton. the foI.
rowing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That committee of eighteen ~
whom seven shall be quorum, DO appointed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

CHANCE Of lie, backacne. hot f1shos ree,.
lcSsncsg. dizziness. nervousness are cureI lg U-
Miles Neryine. recently discovered iy Tho rr.,t
Indian Specialist. Elegant books and trIs. I.'-
ties free. Owens X Minor Drug ComQsuf.
Main street, opposite posoAce. Afhmnul
Va. or address Or. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
sIIsI.TING>

1,rOCKHOIDFRS MEFTlNG.-TUE Az
- NUAL MELTING OF TIE SIOChHOLn-
NTSTNFNT COMPANY viii ie held a. iAo
{ company once. No. SEQ east Main street. I'D tlo
CRY Of Richmond w.. ou TUESDAY, DEcEN-
MA f. i>al. rt clock +. b.. Tor the election Of
officers AMI general business transfer books
closed on the e)th OF NoyomLes. j.. &. CHRIS
1IAN, Secretary. nol5-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC DEcE'mrR T. isl
sun rises .1.C9 Moon sets....5.0H j. 81.
sun sers.............4;U Days iencth..qh. $500.
LAlIBERrS POINT. NovEMnw Co. ia.
ARRIVED.
Barge Bonlout. larkentino NileHe. .rhoon-
ers X. v. Aiken. John Holland, b.. S. NLIams.
Jr.
LOADED.
British steamship GodOlphin, Asunwh
COAIEn.
British steamships Sidney Thomas. NoH
Orleans Rou n; Garden Castle. AeW Orleans.
Hamburg: Dlumore Head, Galveston. Liver
POOL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01
AGHrCULrURAh IYrEREsrs.
An Important Joint Meeting was Held Last
Eveuing at the Exchange Hotel.


An important Joint meeting Of tho cxecu-
tive committees of tho board of visitors Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
at Blacksburg aud tho state Board Of Agri-
culture was hold last night in the parlOrs OF
the Exchange Hotel for the purpose Of con-
ferriug as TO tue best methods % advancing
some important agricultural interests CT tho
State
Among tho subjects discussed were tho es-
Enlistment of seed central station under
the Joint direction Of tho College and Board
OF Agriculture for testing the purity and
vitality OF the agricultural seeds Odcred for
sale III the markets Of the state. the inyesti-
cation Of any outbreaks of disease among inrm
animals ~ any portion OF the state and OF IN
furious attacas of insects or fungi. the deter
minatoD 90 unknown plants insects, 6c.
The conn ittees we're agreed rs 10 tho lmpor-
tsnce Of these measures some Of which VIII
require legislative action. The committee
from the college board gave assurance of their
willingness 80 carry Oh this work 10 the eI-
tent OF the financial ability OF the college and
station. and tho committee Of the EOard OF
Agriculture expressed equal readiness to aid
them III their Efforts
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The discussion made it very clearly appear
that both bodies were anxious TO unite ID any
effort looking towards agricultural advance
mcnt and rs the result of the conference
subcommittee was appointed consisting Of
Messrs. O. A. Browne and II. J.. Lyman, OF
the Executive Committee Of Board of Agucul-
ture, and DR.. j. VI. McBryde. the president of
the college. on the part Of the board of yisi-
tors. 10 formulate a plan Tor carrying the
views of the two committees into effect.
The sub committee viii meet this morning
Mt the Office Of the Commissioner of Agricul-
turo 10 prepare scheme. which will be re-
ported Tor the approval OF the two committees
later in the day The executive committee
OF the Board OF Agriculture consists Of ". !.
Sutherlin. Q. A. Browne and II. l.. Lyman,
and the executive committee of the board OF
visitors of the college are G. f. Nawter. \. 4.
Venaole. Jr. j. Thompson Brown and Presi-
dent j. VI. NcBryde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-01

The EEsr Toe. PIECUorFTSE SUN-CURFn
TOBACCO that can be bought in America IL
Hickok's no. 1.
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Fa7DKnrcKsBUuG. Va. Nov. 3O.-lSpecial J
A snow storm set N here about 1880 o'clock
Saturday night and continued undated until
nearly midnight Sunday. Snow fell to the
depth OF about three inches, and the ground
is still covered. II Is now clear and cold Ice
formed last night 10 thickness of three
fcurths OF an inch.
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SNOW IL PETERSBURG.
PTTrnsprnG. Va. Nov. 30.-lSpecinl. j
This city WAS visited By heavy snow storm
yesterday morning about o'clock. which
continued without intcTmIssiOn until dark
last evening About ten inches Of snow fell,
but the ground was only covered % depth
Of abOu, seyon inches, "a the snow was pre-
coded by heavy fall OF rain and hail me
street railway tracks were so badly blocked
with snow that a ulow had TO be run over
them before the street cars could travel. All
trains were delayed The snow inierfered
materially With the attendance upon the
churches and at some OF tho churches
last night no services were held. ms is
the heaviest snow storm for years 50 early
in the winter.
TASTE or WINTER ~ CHABLOTTE.
KrYsvJ1Lr. VA. Nov. 90 Especial. We
are having our first winter weather. The
ground is covered with SHOW. and in some
places where it - drifted it Is two or moro
fee. deep.
~ TIE NORTHERN PART or THE STATE.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov. 30.-ISpeciaL T.
Reports from up the country tell Of snow SIX
inches deep.
sETEN INcurs TX REDroBp>
BrDroID CRY. Nov 29.-lSpecial Snow
fell here to-day 20 the depth OF seven inches.
Nearly all trains were late IN consequence
TIN STORM oN TIE sorTEsiDf.
DANvItIF, Va. Nov. 3d. Especial. A SNOW
storm set in here Sunday about A. NJ, and
the heery substance continued 10 fall until
the afternoon. Nearer the mountains tho
snowfall was heavier. and in the Leather
wood section OF Henry county 1t fell to
depth of twelve inches. Tonight the weather
is very cold, but clear.
CoLD wVArHER X TIE vALLEy.
SrtUsrov. VA. Nov. 3O.-lSpecial. The
weather is intensely cold The thermometer
this morning stood six degrees above zero.
SNOW ~ LYNCHBURG.
LYNcHBrrc. Va. Nov 3O.-iSpeciai. The
first snow Of the season fell here yesterday TO
the depth of about five inches.
COOLEST wEATHEE or THE SEASON.
Lrx1yGroN. Va, Nov 30.-iSpecial. The
first snow Of the season fell four inches deep
Saturday night and is still with u. The
thermometer to-day at sunrise registered six
degrees above zero, tho coolest weather this
season.
THREE INCEEs N VGEnERtcKs3rHG-
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Nov. 30 Especial.
A snow storm set IN hero about 1880 O'Clock
Saturday night and continued undated until
nearly midnight sunday. Snow fell to the
1oytI, at o1ort fl~oa frqhQ4 and the urpllud
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. DETERMINATION