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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-23
MEMORANDA

steamer ELlet. carroll. COnen BluIL anu
way lsndings-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
MEMORANDA
New York. Oct 22-Arrived, City of New York
and Nevada, Liverpool; Lain, Bremen; State OF
Nevada Glasgow; Scandal Hamburg
Arrived out-Augusta Victoria, New York FOR
Hamburg; Germanic, New y ork for Liverpool;
Elbe. New York for Bremen; France, New York
for London: Teutonic, New York for Liverpool.
20th-Arrived, schrS Clara - Il Bergen,
Burrows, Charleston; Annie L Henderson.
Barter, Brunswick: Edward stearns,
Doboy, Ga; Grace Bradley, Barter, Fernandina.
Cleared-Schrs Waccamsw. Cook, George
town, c; Frank Nanderherchen, Chamberlain
Charleston
Beachy Head, Oct 20-Passed. ship Gustav and
Oscar Gerl Seemun, Pensacola for Brake
Cardiff. Oct le-Arrived, schr Chas l. Daven-
port, Watts, st Simons.
Fecamp, oct lS-Sailed, bark Holden [Norl,
DAHL, Pensacola.
Hamburg, Oct 15-Sailed, bark Teresinella
lItall, opposite. Charleston.
Hartiepool, Oct l9-Saied. steamship Ruther-
field [Brl. Tybee.
Liverpool oct eO-Arrived, steamship Moruca
[Brl, Broadfoot, Charleston.
London, Oct a-Arrived, banks Sovereign
[Brl, Cook, Savannah; Trofast Nor ,Colbensen,
Savannah.
Sunderland. Oct e0-sailed, bark Premier
INorl, Isaacsen, Pensacola.
Apalachcola. Fla, Oct 20-Arrived, schr Re
becca Il Lsmdin, Dggins, Galvest on; Jessie Nc
Oregon, Mcfaddeu, Galveston.
Baltimore, Oct 20 - Sailed, schr Chas +
Schmidt. Brunswick.
Brunswick. Oct l9-Arrived, schr Annie R Bi-
shop, Rulon. Para; sailed, schrs Henry J
Schmidt, Queenstown; Luther A Roby, Clark,
Philadelphia; Mary A Hall, Parker. New York
Ida e Latham, Blatchford, do
Bull RiveI, S c. Oct 19-Arrved, bark Ohal-
grove Bril- Francis, st Thomas.
Cape Henry, Oct 1S-Passed out, steamship
Alcester lBrl, Fernandina
Charleston, Oct 20-Arrived. brig Jennie Hui
bert. Harris, Port Royal, S @.
Sailed Schr Raymond Maui, Brunswick
Georgetown. c, Oct 19-Arrived, schr b
Hazard, Brewster. New York.
Jacksonville. Oct 20-Arrived. schrs Jesse W
Starr Lynch. Milestone Point, CT; Minnie Anna
Bonsall, Lodge, New York.
Cleared-Schr Red Wing, johnson, Philadel-
phia.
Nsw Orleans. Oct 2O-Arrlved, steamship
Scots Greys LBrl, johnson. Tampa.
Newport News, Oct 20-Arrived, steamship
Resolute LBrl, Reavley, Beaufort, C, for
Norfolk Oct 2O-Arrived. steamship Bessara-
bia Bril- Martini LIVERPOOL for Savannah.
Ceared-Schr W II Bailey Ashley River.
Philadelphia, Oct 30-Arrived, bark Miranda.
Smith, Darien; schrs Fannie KINNEY, Wolfe,
Savannah; Walter w Rasln, Vannaman, do.
Delaware Breakwater, Oct 20-Arrived, schrs
VIM Jones, Fuller brunswick for Boston; Harry
Prescott, Gilmo O. doifor do.
Richmond, Va Oct 20 Arrived schrs Helen
Montague, Adams, Charleston; Ii and J Ben-
dermann. Rose, Bull River.
Wilmington, N G, Oct 20-Arrived, schr Mary
L Peters, Williams, Charleston.
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E JAZZ d Si5!ss'E g, 81 sss ~
ern superf1ne 80 bO0S3 rs: extra So 90
city mills, Rio brands, extra, SO oO0s Is; winter
wheat a.! patent 50 4o9S GO; spring patent IS 90
% sS05 10; Wheat tirmer; No. 2red. on spot
and month 81 0lMW1 0fsb.' Southern wheat
steady; FultE, 9sc@sl O5 Longberry, 81 600
yellow easy at 676l69c
CINcINNArI, Oct. 22.-Flour steady; family
Is yoU4 10; winter patent o; fancy 81 40
SS Co. Co. whsas sa steady ,s No. SSd 's
strong; No. mixed 3lI49311dc. Provisions
Pork steady at s. 121f19 %, Lard quiet at
5000; Bulk meats easy at &c 67J+l7 90. Bacon
steady at IS l2140S IS. Whisky steady at
Sr. LOUIS. oct. 22.-Flour steady: family
% 3098 20; choice IS 6003 rs: fancy - 600
Is; extra fancy 81 4OD4 so; new patents
"a e0GD4 CO. Whest-There was an unsettled
and quiet market during the early part of the
session, selling up sc, declined Nc and then
sharp furry carried the prices up 11Sc, then
declined s15c and clofed 1c below yesterday.
NO; red, cash, s2ssc; October delivery closed
at 9l16c; November delivery C; December de-
livery closed at 94c; May delivery closed at
VI o214. Corn closed 1sc Off to 40 better;
at &C; November delivery closed at &C:
year delivery closed al $3.50; January de-
livery closed at C; May delivery closed at
C; C. Oats pats quiet and steady; No. 2
724c; November delivery closed at 2e4sc
bid; May delivery closed at 314c bid
Bagging 5I507c. Iron cotton ties 81 IS
oil 60. Provisions firm and steady-Pork
steam; 90 s. Dry salt meats . Boxed
RIBS. g s7ta; short 10 90 clear r0 81 oOa a t.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. ee o006 rs; longs
= nrf ola =.
W8OO Hams-SuRar-cu cured, at $40 5O(0l2 IS
Whisky steady at 81 IL
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 2e.-Coffec quiet; Rio,
ordinary to fair, 15I61l1bfc. Sugar nominal.
4]4c; seconds 40 4lsc; fully fair to prime, 44c
prime 10 strictly prime, 11-iec; choice. 4skc;
3Ssc; common, 2S502 1S-loc; centrifugals, plan
tation GRADUATED 5-I6G34Ssc; choice white
&C., on white, 416c; choice yellow clari.
prime yellow clarified SIC; seconds. 2SsDsc.
Molasses nominal-open kettle, fermentinz
good fair TO prime. 23@25c; centrifugals,
prime to good prime, zoe; prime l20isc;
to fancy, T@s9c; good prime, l4015c.
common. 1850; inferior, 55400oc; prime, 800
sic; fair TO good fair, i<015c; good common 10
OLE. Whisky quiet, western rectided 81 040
los
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York. Oct % noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and steady at S624 GD3T1zc. Rosin
dull and steady at 81 221191 5714-
New YoRR, Oct. %, 500 p. m - Rosin
quiet but steady; strained. common to good
81 32l1tt1 3716 Turpentine quiet and steadier at
36AQS5Ac.
OaARLEsroN. Oct. % Spirits turpentlne
steady at BIC. Rosin firm; good strained
at 81 20
WILMINGTON. Oct. % - Spirits turpentIne
steady at 34c. Rosin firm; strained 81 05;
good strained 81 10. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 50:
virgin 81 90.
LIVERPOOL Oct p. noon.-Spirits turpentins
at 27s.
RICE.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 81 Rice quiet and firm;
domestic, fair to extra, 51St7c; japan $40
SIC
Ekw ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Rice steady; ordinary
to prime, 3eS 1416c.
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RECEIPTS.
per Savannah. FLORIDA and westarn ReIIwnv.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Oct 22 - s, pigs furniture, % pkgs household
goods. 10 pkgs hardware. cars wood. 1bbl
empty bottles, boxes shoes, Is bales hides, ~
pkgs mdse, casts cigars, 4i0l boxes oranges,
81 bbls oranges, empty tank, s37 sacks corn.
225 sacks meal, 8 pkgs buggies. 50 bbls whisky,
cars bacon so bbls rice. cars fertilizers, Is
boxes bacon, 223 sacks oats, pkgs paper, ,314
bills rosin, 3g7 hbls spirits turpe ntine, 30 cars
lumber.
Per Central Railroad. oct 22-s,21 bales
cotton. 4 bales domestics IL bales hides, 9pkgs
leather. cases tobacco, 22.l7O lbs bacon. 3is
bbls spirits turpentine, 3fj bbls rosin, 1 Dbl
liquor 800 bushels oats, hlf Dbl liquor, II head
cattle, III bales moss, 1858 lbs furniture GO
pkgs wood in shape, % empty bbls, Sears stone.
so ibis cotton seed oil, 45 pkgs hardware, So
bbls eggs. $50 tons pig iron.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct 22-97 bbls rosin, 6g bbls spirits turpentinv,
2 cars bbs. 3 cars wood. car coal, / car cattle,
/ car horses. air springs boxes traps, l box
dye % casts. car cabbage, 81 boxes tobacco
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 22-44 bales
cotton, 600 lbs bacon, % cords wood, 8 bbls
rosin. bbls spirits turpentine.
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still unusual strength in Vanderbilt stocks. and
Canada Southern scored gain of per cent at
one time. There were only two weak points in
the market to-day-one being Northern Pacific
preferred, which was allowed TO slowly settle
down and finally to close with material loss for
the day. and the other was Sugar, which scored
q more substantial decline after some wide
fluctuations on small transactions The activity,
however, was all in three stocks. 81 Paui
furnishing 1850, Atchson $4,000 and Erie
253OQ shares to the days total of 235, 1855 shares
listed stocks, while trading in the unlisted
shares reached only 4,SC5 shares The move
ments even In these shares were unusually lack
ing in interest, and st. Paul the most active
STOCK Of the daT, showed an extreme fiuctuation
OF only IS per cent. Prices, however, slowly
settled down, with few Interruptions by adj.
vances scored by Canada Southern aud North.
western on spurts. Market finally closed dun
out heavy under some pressure, generally at
small fractional losses from last nights figures
The folio wing were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exnhanye:
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham from New
York-S W Mcintyre aud infant. W Mcintyre,
Jr, Miss NJ Thomas, Miss A Patan, q w Sha-
fer and infants, Mrs q Famine, Miss Green,
Mrs w Birch, Miss Mable Birch, Miss L Birch,
} Shand, Mrs Stern, Mrs w NJ Smith and Q in
fants, Mrs Warren and nfaut Mrs o Wilsey,
Mrs NJ Serial, Master Kennedy, Mrs A Kent,
Miss 8 Kent Kent, T P Mcintyre Chas
Fisher, A NJ Clark. Fredk Peters and wife, Miss
K Weaver, Mrs Onthank. Miss NJ Onthank.
Geo d Coaney and wife, Mrs Richmond. Mrs
Henry. II f Morse, T Morse, l. NJ Stafford and
wife. II Branch, Mrs H B Lindley. Mrs A
Allston lcol), t Murphy, Briton, 8 Trenton.
Miss J b Iindley. Nj IS K Morton, Miss A Nor
ton. Mrs N Eckstein. S Koston. W Koston. N
Koston, Silverstein, n Silverstein, N Washur,
steerage %
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices 10 mariners, pilot charts and all naI.
tical Information will be furnished masters o.
vessels free of charge at the Ullte1 States Hy-
Geographic fics 10 the Custom House. Cap
teins are 70 I1eJtei TO call at the Off e.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Delaware Breakwater. Oct 20-Schr Mary f
WolSton, Mari, from Satilla for Bath, Nc, was
abandoned 100 miles Sc OF Cape Henry. Crew
brought here by schr VIM Jones, from Bruins.
wick for Boston,
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Sweet potat es, q bush, white % a 90
PoULTRY-Market amply supplied; demand
good.
Fees Market easier AMI in light supply;
demand steady.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
teady.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


MINIATURE AGdANAJ-rdfs DAY
buN hIsss-.-..s ..ss........'s-.' .s-...... %: 81
BUN . Ers ..-.ss-..s-.... .....-....0.oO
HIGH WLrEa AT SAvAxHAH. .. IL. 03 A n. 1914 Pm
~---~~~-~~~-------~->-- -----~-----7----~-
FRIDAY. Oct o. 1891.
ARRIVED YgsFSkOAS.
Steamship City Of Birmingham, Berg. New
York-C q Anderson.
Steamship Bessaraba IBrl, Martin. IAverpaol
via Norfolk. in ballast 70 Strachan & Go.
Steamship County OF York lBrL Wylis, Bar
row. In bailast-WIlder 4 Co.
Stsauier Ethel. Carol, C0hen's bun and way
landinga-W y Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Bellevue. Garnett. Darien, ana
Brunswick w 7 Gibson. Manager.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship city Of BirnnKham. Berg. New
York C q Anderson.
Bark Syiphide SOrl. Andepou, Charleston,
ia ballast Chr q Dahl 4 Co.
EchF chas and y Pnsrd, Whippie, Bait
mcne-Jos A Roberts A Co
ARRIVED Up FROM BELOW HEsTFRDAF
~cdr Aary + C>aer. fhurher, fhiladeHhla
Eith coal - J aaFpog, sesssl - master,
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EXPORTa.

Per steamship Allegheny, for Baltimore
231i bales cotton, Lees bbls rosin, li9 bales
hides 20 bbls spirits turpentine 1900 feet luni
ber 100 tons pig iron. ago pkgs mdse.
Per schr Chas and A Pinard, for Baltimore,
SIC, 257 feet p p lumber-E Hunting & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Florencs tBrl, Bremen.
Steamship Sir William Armstrong lBrl, Liver
pool.
Bark ThorgDeY Norl, Antwerp.
Bark Sylphide lNorl, Charleston.
Schr Chas and Pinsrd. Baltimore
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DEP TRIED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C H Medlock ACT.
Steamer Ethel Carroll Cohen's Bluff and
way lsndlngs-W Gibson. Manager.
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LARGEST STOCK LOWEST PRICES IS such CHESTNUT that WE
WON'T SPRING IT.

We the surprise stnow Every surprised that calls
We want to surprise and you will call on you will say posi-
fact-that such an new before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-18
THEFtRMERS' INSTITUTE
Elaborate and Interesting Programme Ar
ranged for the Occasion Other News.

- ri - fc,.,;.l :
CHARIOT IES'iLlk' A., req H. nP''i'' }
On next Tuesday and Wednesday Farmers
Institute will be held in this city. which Will
,.., attended, N1onv addresses will be
I,l;,.,-,d I,. I;stiror,i.brI sneakers The
uc'l,''.u ~ ~, 1 '',
s,.,,, ~ tbo subiects that
al, i- 49,, Ill ..Far1,ers Institutes os a
So, t.,'...,,ion and F6nc,tinn So adj
- n. '''- n. VA NViiIa,ts Tinted Stotas
dre7s 10y hon W" a. o., ",iic,1 i'', JIons .
a.. C,I,,oi >, ~ X Bnkc and Hon j. r..
W;Dof,il
"atIi o,,1 r+s rroo4roo,tn address
h.. H. Claris MA. ,'cterner;an If tbe Viz
14,is Set F,,,,ar;r,,,t Station. discussion bv
ia Pun, ~ N I' nnnn ''''''''' '''' ''' ~
.:'TLn Hy,.iene of Animals. with Suggestions
az LEGISLATION Norasser, to Secure Their Best
~ 80 lii, l.,. p,l,f.s.,r II Until.
If tbe rnivors,f, of VIRGINIA
III. p,,.i;,,r.r odlr..s bv Mr. Foxhall
A b,ir,,.rf.ld. di..u.sion bv Mr.. 4 s. Mar
fin and Canaan Orris 4. Brown.
"Vha. fi,rlott.-,5lo Proposes - DO for
the rormrrn address bv Captain Mcalah
Woods manager Of the Charlottesville Land
Company.
"Eald-liaking' address by Professor W.
VI. Thornton. chairman of the University of
Nirginiq. discussion bv CAPTAIN G. +. Nawter
and - 4. Brown.
The Virginia Experiment Station: What It
PROPOSES 90 Do for the Farmers ~ Virginia.
address lr Mr.. II. u. Nagrudcr; discussion
Lv C1ut,;n q r Vaw;or.
I'M. above ie tlo i,rn.r~ammc for Tuesday
Il,' . ill.,. c.'.l,,,r SI"Ki"r.v ie down for
an .,dd,,... al, tl,ot dav
-fi.' ..,.,,~,,,,,,,.. frr "Wednesday is as fol-
Low. "a r,-r;cs,, frames and Wiuc,r. address
H., C.l,,',l ~ Pro, ~ Viraland y J.:
I,.o,,..i.-,, ia. Nfc..rs Adolnb Eu-sow and 4
/ Uou.dav
"p;e,,s,e If Plants and Their Treatment .
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property. which. il is said. will he made a
test of the new methods If working Virginia
gold ores These ores. in many mines at
certain depth. become refractory. and cannot
be worked probably hy old methods
though the ores are very rich. One mine on
this belt yielded over sixty thousand dollars
- the owners in couple Of years, ana
then when there was plenty Of rich ore
in sight work had 10 be discontinued. rs the
gold could not be gotten from the ere
10y ordinary methods. Edison has given
much study o. this subject, and has succeeded
in finding method which secures all tho
gold I'm this class of ores so plentiful here
and a boom may be expected
Recently silver veins have. been discovered
along this mineral belt which show . per
cent. of pure silver When these veins are
properly developed it is believed that the an
ticipatious of the owners Will be more than
realized.
This belt is certainly n very remarkable one,
rs there are ln addition 10 the great veins of
sulphur now being worked and shipped by
the hundred millions Of pounds per year)
splendid veins Of magnetic iron. of spccular
iron. and also of manganese. silver, lead.
mica. &c. When these various veins are de-
vclopcl this win be the most noted mineral
region in Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-18
rWo FUYER.iL SERTIcEs.
Last Tribute of Respect to Messrs. Pendlc-
ton and McDermott.

ALEXANDRA. Va. Feb. 17-iSpeciaLl J.
Young Pendleton's remains were taken 20
Clarke county to-day for intermcnt. Dr. Nor
ton conducted the services al Colonel Chap
mans residence where the Episcopal High
School boys had gathered 10 escort the body
10 the depot.
The students sent n couple If floral pieces
that were beautiful one pillar ~ white
rose buds. the centre of which was studded
with From the +. II. s. Bows in purple vio-
lets. was specially noticeable.
The pall-le4rers were Nlcs-rs J.. II. Machen'
II. c. Roilev. j. J.. OTick 4. ). Rose. D. ".
Thomas. and G.. McCulloch.
Young John McDemott whose sad death
was mentioned IN Sundays IMrs. was
buried from ST. Mary- this morning. Re-
QUEEN high mass was read hy Father
O'Kme. and the crowded church was largely
represented al fine cemetery. Mes-rs VI b.
Harlow John H. Greene, /. W. Coibett. John
Lynch. William Crump and Alexander Drum
mond We're the pall-bearer,. Tie flower.
there was % wagon-load were beautiful. The
employe, Of The nayy-yard and Midland shops
sent beautiful pieces.
number ~ Alexandrans went 20 Wash
ington to-day 20 witness the funeral cortrgc
Of the late Admiral Porter some drove
around % Arlington in the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-18

The Coming Republican League Perhaps
Fatal DiGculty Matrimonial.


PETEEsBvG0. Va. Feb. ls.-lSpeciall.-W.
W Evans. the secretary Of the Virginia Re-
publican state Leaguc and editor IF the Viz
giuia Lancet, colored Republican organ Of
this city. told TIE TIMES correspondent to-
day thai the gathering Of Republican League
clubs at Richmond, Va. ON the 2lst
day If April next, would hc IN c'-
cry respect representative IA MS character
He said tie efforts are being made to have
every county represented and as far as posi-
bic to closely organize for the PreSldcntnl
contest Of 1872 He thought that AZ least
J. 500 delegates would be present. and that
they would comprise the most thoughtful and
intelligent members of the party.
eft Is safe % say he said, that nothing
will be- done which will appear % conflict
with the regular Republican organization Of
which General Malone is now chairman
the regular grand jury term OF the Hastings
Court If Petersburg. Judge ID. NJ. Bernard
presiding, will open on Thursday next
The Tobacco Exchange held a meeting this
morning and unanimously reelected Mr.
James b. McCulloch inspector ~ tobacco.
After his election Mr.. McCulloch rendered the
members Of the Tobacco Exchange and in
vited guests a fine collation.. Mr. McCulloch
j. said 20 be the best inspector Of tobacco IL
the State.
Adimculty occurred on Sunday morning at
"Slab Town, In Prince George county. about
six miles from CITY Point. between two ne
groes named Matthew Thomas and Aaron
Jones. during which the former was struck
on the head by the latter with the butt of a
muskct and seriously and perhaps fatally
injured The two men were IN love with the
same woman. and iealously Is supposed 70
have led % the trouble. When au effort was
luade by q constable and one or two other
mon 90 arrest Jones be attacked them with a
Utl
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GORDON WILL DISPUTE.
VIZ. TAN WTCK DFCLdRES THE
CHANGES AGAINST MN FALSE.

A Girl Turned to Death-strangc Scene In
Court Dan,nic's street l;ailway-Death Of
Mrs. Brown In I.snchburg Trial of Mr..
Ncai's Alleged Murderer.
NoaroLK. Va, Feb. I7.-fSpccail Mr..
n. u. Van Wyck. owner Of the Academy Of
Music here and abou, whom so many sensa-
.rnal stories have been published in connec-
aou with the disputed Gordon will. arrived
lore yesterday from California, whore he
.,ort 90 rccupcrato his health after the dcath
'' his wife. He knew nothing Of the
alleged finding of later viii until
few DAYS ago. when he hurried
home. lest night he tcleeraphed the New
YIk Herald declaring Che trumped-up WILL a
forgery and sorting that hc can provo IL 10
f. He goes into "a detailed denial of the
..arre- against him and declares them an "a
tissue of fal-ohOOds. The case has created "a
-r,at sensation and much money is involved
A half-witted girl named Addel. residing on
T.ruo- street. died yesterday afternoon tr0m
frrn~ received ON Sunday. \ pass -r-by, az
.r.cfel bv her ntoous screams. rushed in and
f.urI her envcloped iu flames They We're
..,f,ucui>bol. and ali that medical SKILL could
.lr,,.f proved of no avail beyond tho tenn
p.rarv alienation Of her su1enngs and She
died AS stated. Sine had pulled fire Goals out
If the CRATE into her Jap.
An cXtiAOrunaif scene WIS l'i'7'''''" iii 'il,
Police Court to-day. ih.i' bong pre-. ~ about
soycnt women "i the dcihi-l h"1 n- Il
trembling ODD anucip.'' I'D 81 nio" rom we
stern, hand ~ Jn. 'ic.' an ,n' ''.eS "Dr'
ciut,l ah" " A-' '' -- a."
miserable wreiclc., who ha0 not lne
CASH i' il '.'ale ,u,lI ms, "ul7' .l,' ,'i
a- iA sentence 81 ,o ,,3ui VII, ,'st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-18
Unknown Regions of the lar West.
Nov York Cnntlnnnt.l

Most people will bc surprised to learn that
the map of the United States, or, al least, of
the Western half of the country, Is changing
as rapidly as that oi Africa. That such i the
cast Is stated by the German cartographer
Habenicht- and IN the making 81 maps Ger
many leads the world. According 10 the author
Unnamed. thenew features thar Stanley placed
upon the map of the Dark Continent are not
more extensive than the alterations and
additions 20 existing maps neccssitatcd by
the new information gathered by plo-
ueer settlers and miners IN the far
West Not only are new towns estab-
l,bed and new railroads built. but
mountains and canyons, rivers and lakes
have been newly discovered and described.
There are considerable regions that have been
explored and mapped since 1872. and other
considerable regions that are still practically
unknowIl-as. for instance. the Death Valley
wilderness in Southern California, into which
the Goverumentrecently dispatched survey
ing party.
This is a great country. and there l. field
here for geographical exploration. as well as
almost every other form Of human enterprise.
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LYNCHBUKG SrHEETS.
Appropriation Made for Their Improvement
Death of Mrs. W. l.. Brown.


LYNcHnunG VA. Feb. I7.-lSpecHdJ The
Cry Council last evening made an additional
appropriation OF $4,000 for street improve
urt-. and il intends 70 push that branch Il
pts development without regard - cost. The
h..et Railroad Electric Company Is progress
very rapidly. and with far weather *
pare o. complete their work Of grting the
N .le city IN "a few weeks.
lae proposed female Riycrmont College
h..,d today only $4,000 of completing rs
.-ssary stock Of $4,000, and Dr. W. VI.
Smith announces TINS morning that time las
been given him until tine 2lst instant 20
complete the subscriptions. pubic citi-
1cl-' meeting IS announced for that purpose
Thursday az tho Young Mems Christian
Association Hall.
Hrs vs.. L. Brown died at her home III this
city last night Of consumption. She
vas from Findloy O.. and came 10 thus
c..y only few months ago for the beneht OF
ler health. Her remains were taken DICK ID
4.raley TODAY for intermeut.
Strong efforts are being made 70 annex
West and South Lynchburg with the citiy
proper, and il "a expected % succeed IL VIII
add nearly $4,000 worth Of taxable property
" the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-18

Another Projected Baiiroad-TeacherS' insti-
tute-Iieayy Rains and Bad Roads.

WELDON. n. c.. Feb. 7.-lSpeciall.-An-
other railroad for Virginia and North Caro-
lima Is spoken Of The proposed road viii run
from New Borneto the White Sulpher Springs,
connecting with the Chesapeake and OHIO at
the latter place. The road would DE about
one hundred aud sixty miles long and would
run via Wilson and Panacea Springs, this
State. and Bockymount and Roanoke III VIZ
gluia.
II is also learned here that the John
O. Plank Hotel Company proposes 70 build Il
100000 hotel at Pauacea springs, or near
there. and establish bank at Littlcton.
Professor Alderman VIII conduct the leach
ers' Institute at Halifax March 10th. TINS
Institute is Tor white teachers only. and all
the teachers in the county are required by
law t. attend. Professor Alderman has the
reputation Of being fine lecturer, and Il an
educator of marked ability
The recent protracted rains have put the
country roads in deplorable condition. aud
travel along the public highways Is almost
impossible.
The farmers are getting down to work in
earnest, and making preparations for large
crop,