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Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
EXPENSES PER TERM.

Academic Course. per term of 33 weeks, S32
Business Course, per term of % wet ks. S33
Scholarship id Shorthand, includinS T9 pc
writing and Penmanship, SIS.
Instruction on Piano or Organ, per term OF
20 lessons, s..
NocGl Music, per term OF 20 lessons, SIS.
Special Rates will be given those wishing
to pay by the month.
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
READ!
Stevens County Lands.
TOWN OF MOORE. 125--lI.

TOWN OF MOORE. 125--il
3 SwL. SECS.
E13 NoA Sec q.
: VIZ Sec : So,
TOWN OF HODGES, 12I--n.
102 All of Sec >.
lO4 Mex Sec &.
1O1 Sel4 Sec 20.
1913 All of Sec 20.
TOWN OF FRAMNAs, 125--Il.
a0l All of Sec 33.
TOWN OF SWAN LAKE, 1aC--A.
SOP VIZ Sec 81.
TOWN OF MORRIS, I25--42.
80 sea Sec "A.
TOWN OF DARNEN, 12i--42.
Gc3-i-5 Lot 5, So Sw1l, NwH Se14 Sec 16.
Gu6 NwH Sec rs.
6OS seq sec g.
TOWN OF HORTON, 123.-42.
1a3 SclI Sec If.
70t All of Sec l.
Tt5 NcH and So sec II.
! 7;B All of Sec IL.
| 707 SwH and NJ Sec 81.
| 40 NeA Sec -.
TOWN OF sYNNEs, 123--4S.
sl2 ovA Sec s8.
TOWN OF SCOTT, 1al--43.
S6-4 IE5H Ne4 4 Nw4 Ne14 & Lot l Sec %.
$50 NJ Nwil IL Sw4 NwA Sec %.
9.5 So Sw4 Sec 35.
VI VI N1I@t It See II,
TOWN OF PEPPERTON, 1858.
100: We sw}4 < W. NwA Sec Sec 9: eo,< Soc ss
1 IGG 81 syn NJ 5T!; Ss sTA y sea sec 'O'
12US Sc4 Sell Sec -.
| Ana Swli sec -.
1909 VIZ Ne4 & E19 NwI Sec 81.
TOWN OF DONNELLY, la6--'s.
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
SION F-DAIRY PRODUCTS.

DIVISION E-DAIRY Products.
CLASS Is.
Package butter, not less than Z
pounds, first premium, So; second, 81.
Ball butter, first premium, 81; Sec
ond, 81.
Cheese, first premium, 81; second,$l.
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
Custom Work a Speciality

The Mill is in thorough repair, having
been lately improved, and now does better
work than ever. JuneH
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
Faculty Consists of Eight Teachers and
Professors,

A student may entor any time during the
entire year, select his or her own course, and
pursue it as rapidly as his or her ability will
permit, The methods Of instruction are
what gives the Academy such advantage
over other schools. Either class or private
instruction may be had, just as the student
wishes or requires. backward students recite
in private rooms. A student can accomplish
more In three months in the academy than
he can in six months in schools that use the
class system only and work but four hours
per day. The Academy has eight hours OF
actual school work each school day
For Information or Catalogue, address
CASEY & SMITH,
july5-Q1 Managers.
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12

Our Bottled Ess1 STANDARD tss Strength sales
toth
its
in
much from
@ art the
| diLbvliIS
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
SAUK CENTRE
Acadeny& Business College
AT
sAUK CENTRE, MINN.
School Year Begins Sept. 9th, 1901.
Normal Term Begins June lst, 1892,
COURSE OF STUDY.

Classical, Scientific, Teachers Prepara.
tory, Business Department, Depart
ment of Shorthand & Typewriting,
and Department of Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
Morris tribune., 1891-08-12
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate
Under Judgment Of
Foreclosure.

StTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
| y stevens, IS. District Court, 10th Judicial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
CHARLOTTE.
Shooting Array B~tweon Negroei Per-
snnal aud Generai.


snnal aud Generai.
CHARLOTTE, ~ g., Jan. 3D. special. l--
News has Just been received here a. a shoot
Ing afray in this county several days ago.
In Raw Creek township stoke. Dlnn shot
Jim Brown Ghoth nerros-j in tho n,ck and
back. BrONn Is iu CRITICAL cOnti-
ton The negroes hHd just returned from
AsheNille. Brown had stolen Dams cloth
ing, and When accused of b. said he would
return H.. but later refused 10 d's-args,
wAerCupOn Dunn opened iire upon him.
MI. Melon died IN GlsiOnil sunday mora
inc. He Vas father o. III Melon, Oililar
salesmano Of this city. lie was buried u
Bethel. :. 1,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nathan Will cole
hrate their wooden wedding tomorrow
night Mr.. Nathan is prosperous rser-
chant here.
Homer Barnhardi, aged ihirly-iye, a pslr-
ter, died in Concord sunday, aud was
buried there to-day.
B-StTeeI chapel. where revival has been
held tor ten days, Was organized INTO "a
church sunday night with twenty-nine
members.
Governor Fowle has granted the request
OF the Hornets Nest Rdemen 10 be trans
ferred from The Fourth 10 the second Regi-
/ ment. lhe transfer u uuc W 'ho "is- "'iS-
/ llction with colonel j. 4. Anthony,
of the Fourth I.ogimeui, who objected 10 the
Rinemen not gong into encampmcnt last
summer with the regiment. Governor
Fowle allowed the Riicm n, on petition, -
encamp with the second regiment. Col
onel Anthony thercupon resigned, aud was
promptly reelected.
A charity ball VIII be given Friday night
by the young ladies Of the North Iy' n
Street Club iDr the Confederate Iiome AZ
| Iialeigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
KING GEORGE c JuNTY.
Large Meeting OF Farmers Alliance
Proposed Railroad Survey.

Large Meeting OF Farmers Alliance
Proposed Railroad Survey.
KING GEORGE COUNTY, Jan. 19.-[spe.
clal The King George County Farmers
Alliance held regular quarterly session
on the 18th inst. The attendance was very
large, aud the meeting was the most DEM
Onstratiye and enthusiastic one OF the Kind
ever held in this county. The order il
steadily increasing in this section, and
farmers are quite hopeful that brighter
era will ere long dawn upon them.
All the counties Of the Northern Neck
hay expressed Il willingness TO contribute
-JJ each fUi the purpose Of preliminary
survey Of route for the proposed
railroad. heretofore mentioned. The fund
Is to be raised by private subscriptions.
Mr.. W. \. Rose (Republican) and Mr.. I.
II. Bevan (DemocraD have already an
nOunced thems' Ives candidates for election
in May % the office Cf Commonwealth :
Attorney. Mr.. John L. Mason. present in
cumbent, will not be "A candidate.
EpOloOtic is prevalent among the horses
in some sections OF the county, but 50 far It
has not proven fatal. 1t is thought by some
that the disease was brought here from
Washington, ID. C..
IL is rumOred that a Washington syndi-
cate will establish a fashionable an! at
tractiyc "watering place. on the Potomac
river, in this county, some time this year.
A large tract of land lying along the river
has already been purchased, and for some
weeks 0st carpenters have been busy on
new buildings. The same syndicate, it is
said, is prospecting other large estates ad-
jacent tO that already purchased.
The Potomac steamers have resumed
their regular trips, notwithstanding float
ing ice and inclement weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
BlRWING iAM, ALA.
Close of The COai-Niuers' str,ke-Cau'e
of the Trouble.

Close of the COa,-Niuers' StTike-Cauie o
of the Trouble.
BRAnNGHAM, ALA, Jan. ID special.
The coal miners in this district are return
ing to work in large numbers, and the
strike Is virtually at an eud.
1t will be remembered that about two
months ago all of the mne-w0rkcrs in Ala
bama struck for higher wages. This they
did on the representations Of delegate OF
the Order of nitcd Minc-W WOrkers OF Amer-
ca, from Pennsylvania, OaiO, and oinei
Northern states. that tIe me2 in Alabama
were working under standard prices. In
striking fhe miners violated a contract
made ith the mine owners for year from
last July.
The operators have steadfastly refused to
aCcede 10 The demands Of the mine-w0rkers.
The latter were willing several weeks ago
to 90 back to work under the old scale, but
demanded that their Order should be recOg-
niIcd, and that negotiations should be con
Quoted through the aforementioned dele
gates from the North. This the mine own
ers have refused to do, saying that the!
would treat only with their own men.
Public sympathy has never been with the
miners in this contest, and much gratiiica-
tiOn is felt that the strike is over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
rsreign Notes of INTEREST

sergeant Wodike, OF the Third unlahi hSgi, ss;
nent OF Guards, IN Potsds.n, nau tv.o' san s,"sks
. nrivate on the parade ground i~o "eShe
- ~ hecasse the man failed 10 drill props ry,
nf,er cufing him tue sergeant oTasisu s,ce s.A
vlne' v.... A a 4, hnt ths sixth refused. The nfe
wiilins Unlans ,sere then ordered 10 spit ih
We ace of their dlsobedlent comiade, anu "a
they did IL. The whole analr was saan, -
y,ecS,sch. sya Isosenegg. who has mol seen nj 10
do an, tniDgaboui II.
A v,olent snow storm prevailed on SUNDAY
in Msdlid. aud the weather teIohshoudl d dIstsiei
~ 'is re !, nying sad hayoc Win tho nocks.
- sosa lei tbe jackaIs are appearing ~ snsh
namDers that they are ,efriiyns ndns ms pvaoi ~,
as. The snow sjrs.dy nn d,V Ave feet deep ia many
rrsnch authorities are debating wns.ner !, !,
e4Tbines as has Dssn dons OF ia'e' y" "s''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
NORFOLK.
Steamer Ashors-issault on Lady By II
Negro william.

steamer Ashore Assault on a Lady By n
Negro william.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 10 --. Special. The
signal Office in this city this morning re
ceived telegram stating that the British
steamship Acuba, Of Sunderland, England,
l,lj9 tons, bound from Phladel
phia, TO this port TO William Lamb
n Co., who had chartered her
TO Barber Il Co., had gotten ashore AT
o'clock, one mile north of Cape Henry, in
side the Capes. Assistance was asked for
and In response the Merritt Wrecking Com.
pany sent their steamer, |. j. Merritt, to hel
assistance. At 1880 L. NJ, however, before
the Merritt arrived, the Acuba was lloated
without assistance.
In Berkley about dusk this afternoon, a
color youth about nineteen years Old
named Section Haxton, was arrested for
having attacked and attempted to assault q
Miss May Chitty, beautiful Young lady
HaxtOn Knocked the young lady down and
filled her mouth with mud ~ prevent heI
screaming. The young lady fought him des
perately and he ran of just as seyeralgentle
men came 10 her assistance. The negro tOOh
a foot boat and crossed 10 Norfolk, pursued
by Constable Rudd, Of Rerkeley, who finally
captured him. Miss Chitty fully identified
the negro as her assailant, and tor fear thai
Berkeley citizens would lynch him, Con
stable Rudd brought him TO Norfolk, where
he IL now Co fined In Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
Their.Sil,er Wedding.

Captain James b. Angle and wife cele'
brated their silver wedding at their home,
409H north Fourth street, sunday night.
There were numerous presents, and many
friends and acquaintaBo9s called during the
evening t0pay their respects. Amongt EN-
werei Mr. William Loycnstein, Mr.. :
Cohen and wife. Mr.. Julius straus, Mr.
Samuel ii. Bendheim, Mr, aud Mrs
Moses Bendheim, NJ. aud Mrs. Frank
Liebermule, Mr., K. Mitiledorfer ant
wife, Mrs. Flora Ilutzler, Mira. Mich
elbacher, Misses Katie, May ano
Fannie Micbelbacker. Mayor Ellyson, Chief
of-POlice Zoe. Misses Rosa and Winnie. and
Mr.. Leroy Miiteldorfer, Mr. Norris Asher
MIR. Albert kraker, Mr. Joseph w. Laube
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Eyensen and Mr.. w, II
Stable.
Captain Angle, who il in charge OF th'
second police station. maFried Miss Cath
crime kr.tzeg, they have many iriendi
who hope tney may celt brate their colder
wedding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
LYNCHBURG.
Acquitted of Murder-Resl Estate Ex-
chang.-The Grip Again Appears.


LYNcHBURG, VA. Jan. 19.-Ispecial.l +
The post mOrtem examination Of the body
Of the aegro Arthur Mathews, who was
killed Saturday night by Policeman
John NJ. Seay, resulted IN finding the
facts as reported by the correspondent Of
The TINES, and after full examination OF
the case before the jury OF inquest and the
Mayor, Policeman Seay was fully eXOner-
ated as having acted in selfdefence and in
yindication Of the law. All the evidence
on both sides, and both c0ors, lead 10 that
result. The two other negroes who took
part in the assault were to-day tried and
lined according to law for their violence.
The Lynchburg Real Estate Exchange
has appointed the following members 10
represent that body at the Real Estate Con-
ventiOn, which meets at Roanoke next
Wednesday: Messls. Il. l.. BOwyer. \. W.
Butler, II. Z. wilkins and John MshOod.
Besides these, President Shaner and a
greater portion of the exchange will also
be present during the meeting Of the con-
sentiOn, which promises TO be one OF much
importance in assisting to develop the re-
sources Of our State.
Professor W. W. Smith, Of Randolph
Macon College, was in the city yesterday
and made a very able talk at the Court
street Meth jdist church in the morning in
behalf OF liiyermout Female College prOpO-
sed TO be erected in this city at an early
day. lie spoke confidently of all the neces-
sary capital being raised in time TO COM
mence the work according to agreement
early IN June next.
\ good many people think the grip has
again appeared in this city, but some Of the
physicians think il is only bad colds an |
will soon disappear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
ThiRTY-TWO DEAF IS,
Rspo. of the Prssid. m. OF tie Boar OF
Health.


rhe reIori OF Dg. OPP Ienhiuer for last
week shows;
Whole number Of deaths IN the city,
exclusive OF stnl births. 30; 10 white end
22 colOrcd. Still-births. white and cor
Ored,
Cause OF DEATH Asthma. white: cancer ot
uterus, 1 cOloicd; childbirth. chpf,os
congestion Of lungs, I white "hd cVlvitui
consumDtiOn. 2 cOlore0; cOnvulsion-puei-
peral l cOlored; cOnYuh iOrs-iniantle.
coloIed; Group, white; croup-di Dlitheiotic.
1 white; diphtherla. l white aud 1 e1lcre6;
dysentery, / eolorcs: dyscnferry-rhtonc.
4 white ana 1 colortd: epilepsy, eolote,i;
enteflti-. I white; beari disease, 1 wliie
and 2 go Ored: ola age. ! cOiOfcu; faialfsis. 4
colored: pneumonia. while ana 5 epicfeds
premature blrtn, colorei, soiteninS z oi ofain'
/ white: unknOv -, = colored-
Tempegatafe: Mean telnper1tW for week
eud,ne January ". 1891. 1870 for weei>
ending January u, 1880. 5ioOi
Rainfsll: Tor week ending January -.
isOi. i 81 lut her; l.r week cnoins Janu -
Raie, Rate NJ mortality OF whole gopr's-
! tiOn. 1897 per loo per annuin; whie ON.
lation. il.O1p per lSvV rss s o@sasn; s,,, s''o''"
Sex and OlJr: Msles, 1 white osd IL col
oserI: females g white and II eo.ofed
liAge, One DAY 20 thirty, eoiVrfo; enc
niDoih 10 SIX. ! white q q <susofeu' ~
i =
| no nVe. 1 Whit; fye years !" ten, VIII :
! ian wears 10 twenty, c9lored; twfn'f ycfe
/ 10 thirty, 3 eOloIed: thirty years 20 ~.
/ white and l cOlOrco; fHiy Year, 10 hiil,
white and colored; city yeass 70 s'Ny.
white aud eOiored; sky Neats 70 sse-
/ @nfv a white aud 4 ciilor0; seNeitS ~ Years
to eighty, I white; eighty ysafs 10 nlnsp. A
c,icred; ninety years 10 one hundfsd. "A-
condnion: single. Swhiie end 10 eolcrei;
marrled, x white and 1 co.orsd. wmo~ft-. =
cO.Ofed; widows. Nh'e ahi N'''''"s "N-
| known, Whlfa and one eolofei
Xailyity: Richmond, y other parts oi
,r,iiot States, i0 germany. u N,ss.a. u;
Iocaiity: Aagshaii Ward. = white nj 4
| eolored; Jolfsgsan y ssi 4 whit ani. : coll
orea: Madison Wsfi. l 60 fed. h~1toc
War,t. p s0loreCl; Clay Ward, 3 white AMI y
| eolo.ea Jackson wsd. i~hiie afd y evloisd;
Al,ashonte. col0fed
/ fs.mpatailya weekly morality; FOR wc, <
\ .a,, IN, lans,.Iy ". losl. 10 white and !. ::
color d. lsf week ending Sslua'y ~. isoos
20 white ala ~ eolosed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

is settled. The return Of Senator Raj
from New Hampshire gives the Renuhlicar'
"A quorum Of their own party. senatnr r.,
gals, who has been III for several days
was in his seat to-day.
SENATE.
Ia the Senate to-day. after the mornin q
hour, the Federal Elections bill was taken
up, and Mr. George made long speech In
opposition 10 il. After statement OF tbs
action OF several States on the subject n,
negro suffrage (after It had been imposo,, ON
the S0uth) Mr. George remarked that In Mic, i.
igan, OHIO, Illinois and Wisconsin, the aues.
tion had been submitted to the p,onle
and had been rejected by large maiori,,es.
thus showing that while the people 0f those
Northern States would not have il tor ITEM.
selves. IL was good enough for the Southern
States. where there were 10000 or loo. 900 ne.
groes for every negro In the Northern States.
Dir. George quoted from the views of dis.
ttnguishcd Republicans in the reconstruct
ion period as TO the incapacIty Of negroes 10
exercise the right OF suffrage, aud INSISTING
upon II that negro suffrage was imposatur.
on the southern people as a measure OF
typlffbSSsscs:;. lie read extracts from speech.
Is OF Mr.. Thad. Stevens, Mr.. Garfield, Mr..
Boutwell,. Mr.. Frcssenden and Mr.. Sher.
man, 10 show that IL was known and ac.
knowledged at the very time that the right
OF suffrage was conferred on the negro, that
he was unfit 10 exercise IL.
Dir. George explained and justified his
own action in regard to the suffrage clause
in the Mississippi Constitution, aud at
L. NJ, without having concluded his speech,
yielded to a motion for an executive ses-
sion. A few moments later the Senate ad-
J0nrned.
HOUSE.
Most OF the session # the House to-day
was taken up by political speeches and as-
saults upon the Speaker by the Democrats
for past rulings. Ooly one bill, OF minor
Importance, was passed, and, at $50, the
ilousp adtournad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
NEW YORK CONFspsRATEs.
Old Rebs On.r TO Build Grants Monu-
meni-niss Davis.

NEW YORK, Jan, l9.-Al the trst annual
dinner OF the confederate Veteran Camp,
New York, tonight, Miss Winnie Davis was
resent, and was enthusiastically received.
rhe most notable feature OF the evening was
the proposition Of the veterans 20 help
Duild Grants monument. Mr.. Thomas
A. Young sprang TO table ana
said that he wished to pledge the energy OF
every member Of the Veteran Camp TO CON-
sentiment was loudly applauded.
Miss Winnie Davis, who graced the ban
quet wi.n her presence, was enthusiastic
ally received. On catering the banquet
ha alishc wac escorted TO the seat OF honor
and was the OH Ct OF much attention by the
yeterara presegt.
prssl lent Harrison. who had been invited,
sent letter Of regret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
ANiHllIST PLOT.
Suspicious Dynamite Cartridge Explosion
la LeghOrns

PARIS. Jan. 19.-Priyate kilograms oi a
most alarming nature have been received
here from Leghorn, it being understood
that the regular press means OF com
municqtion have passed into the con
troll Of the police authorities oi thdt
civ for the present. According 10 the
messages referred 10, several dynamic
cartridges were exploded almost slnuliane
ously on saturday IN the immediate Nioih'ly
n f6s various residences Of number OF
wealthy residents Of l. ghorn. Further
details are not Obtainable at present, bit
il il said that the Italian police attribute
The outrage to a well-Dlanned anarchist
nIot which was TO have led 10 a riot and Tie
sacking OF the portion Of the city where lie
explosions occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
usnrleo Property Transfers

James IL. Barton and wife TO +. W. Cone
and W. 4. Reid. 80 feet on east side Of Bar
ton avenue, IN block 21, 500.
John Il. Cav and wife 10 John &. Shep.
pard. s3 feet inches on east side Of rwen-
tr-soventh street, between ; and I streets,
with improvements thereon, ST., 100.
Charles Poindexter, trustee, 10 George o.
Jones & Co., asa acres in Henrico county
seven miles from the city, on the James
River Division OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, $50.
James B. Pace'and wife 10 A. NJ. Lowry
80 feet on Ashland street, west OF Randolph
.ireet $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
ACur,ous Coll.c.Ior

Mayor EllysGn J. in receipt OF letter
from 4 gentleman in North Carolina sier'
ing Tor sale lot of curiosities. Among
them are timber, species Of snakes, lizards,
and other reptiles, all ia alcohol. A kitten
with two bodies, eight legs, two tails, and
an alligator. species OF iruiis and Indian
bonds and ssamps, aud other things tco
numerous 70 Inention,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

CARLISLE, PA, Jan. l9.-Captain Pratt
of the Indian Ir lining school, Carlisle
learned saturday that several OF the Car
Isle pupils. among them White House
Little Bail. aud Mack hutchie, were m k,i,,
in one OF the recent sklrlnisDes al Iln'
Ridge agencg, and Clayton Brave "a'
wounded. The letter does not STATE Vi
which side these pupils were engaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
INTERESTING PAPYRUS.
Ari.totle's Treatise on the Constitution
sf Athens.

LONDON. Jan. l0.-The interesting an
nouncement is made by the Times that The
authorities Of the British Museum have dis
covered, among collection OF papyru'
rolls recently brought from Egypt, the tex
of Aristotle,s treatise Of the constitution OF
Athens. Thgtreatise is now in the Britl'l
Museum, where fac-similes are bein-
prepared. With the exception of the open
ing chapter which is missing, and the lasl
chapter. which is mutilated, the manuscTP
is in perfect condition. As nothing wa
known OF the contents Of the papIrRs loH
when purchased, but little doubt Is enter
taincd Of its genuiueness. The Times CON
slders the discovery as almost unpreee
dented in the history of classical learning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.
fiourishing Town-Price of Cotton
Scarcity of Labor.

kOcK HILL, ). c., Jan. l9.-ispeeiall--
Ibis is fourishing town on The c. &. ana
a. K. r., and growing very rapidly. seN-
eral cotton factories have been built Ia the
last few years. which has given new NE 10
,his who.e s.ctiOu. These people seem 70
oe iodepsndent Of panics and are only ue-
pressed when cotton drops few poln's,
Dunng the last few days great &c Il u
V1llon has been brought into market. owlng
- lhe recent advance in the price of THIS
s'aple. ! have just resurned from Trip 70
Salnden, which Is One.0f the oldess towns
~ lhe state. Many old landmarks oi us
.iiher iher wealth still remain. aud the people
lh keep up their old habits OF genuine
1'eWtaiiiy.
Ihefe ~ a great scarcity OF labor all
1iVagh this section OF the State. the negroes
aLa'ing gone 70 the rich cotton Ivlds OF the
",rssiseippi valley aud Arkansas.
s,slefe is marked contrast between TINS
@s and Virginia. The latter state seems
~N on great boom, with towns sprlngihg
~Fa's'eI, railroad crossing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
Public school burned.

ST. LOUIS. NO, Jan. 19.-Shaw's school,
one Of the public schools OF this city, wac
totally DESTROYED by fire at lOiaO \. NJ. Two
hundred and fifty children we're IN the build-
fng when the the fire was discovered IN the
basement by the principal, Mrs. NJ ifi
Maurie. She ran 10 all the rooms, ordered
recess. and in three minutes the school was
nmntjed and not a child was hurt. Two
minutes afterward he flames had possession
Of the first floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. l0.-tte Ameri-
can National Bank Of Kansas City has sus-
pended. The bank had capital Of Sl.2D,-
900. aud was member OF the Kansas CITY
Cleai ng-house, and carried on special de-
paItment for bank and mercantile cole c.
lions. The National Bank Examiner e
this state has taken charge OF The bank
The deposilors will not be likely 10 lose any
thing. II has loans aud Il ss,u1ts ana unit
ing to 50 30O0, coo aud surplus OF SDO,tUo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20
Married I'm North Carolina.

SOUTH BosToN. VA, Jan. l0.-LSpe'
cial. Mr.. W. b. Jennings, travelling sales
man for Messrs. X. W. lawson a Co., and
Miss Matte Slate, daughter Of the Rev. w
NJ. Slate, were married at Roxboro, y. g..
on Yesterday, the Rev. Mr.. Lambeth
officiating. Miss Matte is one Of our prel
tiest and most accomplished young ladies'
beloved by all VINO know her. and Mr
Jennings has long been a resident Of ouI
to1n, connected In various ways In The
mercantile business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-20

4 largely attended meeting OF the Ladies
Hollywood Association was held yesteI-
day at noon al the Young Mems Christian
Association. The various committees re-
ports were received, and the Ways and
Means Committee reported that there were
splendid prospects Tor large attendance NJ
school at Mozart Academy January 2stb'
Much routine business MAS attended Ia.