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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

The funeral of John p. Ca.isan took place
YESTERDAY afternoon from the residence oi h.s
sou-in-law. Mr. t. H. Fox of Barton Heights.
The interment was iu JaAWood cemetery
J.na nall carers were Messrs. Pat heeuan,
William Robinson. Douglas tider aud MAJOR
Rawlings. Me,srs. Minor and Iurpin.
The deceased has been ra-i1ent %. the
citv Tor ilty years. and WAS loved oy large
circle OF friends. 4e leaves hlee daughters.
Mis-. X. II. Iox Mrs. sam Page aad Hiss CALI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

The subcommittee appointed by the state
Board & Agriculture ~ it. late meeting 10
l,,es.,-,r tine measures formu ated 1857 the oarl
10 the Legislature vii. meet 80 the Office OK
the Commissioner today. Seyera other su F.
committees VINO have sub ecis under con-
sderation Will also be present aud all TIC
measures in hand will be prepared lor pre-
-entation ID tile Agricultural Committee OF
both houses. Dr y. N. McByde or blacks
Inro College aud Professor futile. II tAe
University. are expected 10 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
Tho Association ralI.

You will perhaps want pair OF SLIPPERS to
match your costume. Don't PIT 10 OK III the
last moment. We carry II stock al the beau
tiful shades in undressed lid and satin slip
pers. such as blue. green, yellow, lavender.
pink red. white, gray. tan. cream; straw
go and widths. JAC0B MAY e. SOS.
cor Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
rhe Richmond Gernlnn.

The Richmond German Club gave an eie-
can't german al Belyldere Hall last evening
et which the attendance was largo OF both
Lr;iliant with fair women IN dazzling apparel.
md tie music never went more merFlly.
Colonel Jo. Lane Stern was the leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

Tho suit Of Mss Susan Burr against Henry
s Hutzer was tried yesterday. verdict
was given for the plaintih for TOR $40; No.
ton was made - set verdict ASIDE ana t-i40
was taken by the court % consider.
Snit was instituted by Stephen Iutney
aqainst Green Bros. Case. Damages. @-yJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
CHESTERFIELD COURTS.
LAW AND EQUITY ~ ytycursTrR
Items of Interest from the Temples Of JUS
tice In Our Sister Cfty-O.her Items
OF News from over the River.
MANcHEsTFn BUREAU RICHMOND Trurs.
Twelfth and Hull streets ;
Branch Office. llOi Decatur street !


The case Of Reynolds against the Perry
street Electric Line for 10000 damages for
personal injuries is set for trial in the hust-
Ings court on the 9th instant.
The Decatur-streot line has always given a
most satisfactory service in this city. running
four cars on an eleven minutes schedule. Yes
terday they adopted a fifteen minutes sched-
ule and took of one OF the cars. The last
car on this line has been leaving at 1880 r..
7. 1t now leaves at lbs p. N. It was the
subject of a good deal of talk yesterday
and the citizens think that the company
are no. disposed TO keep up their former good
service.
The usual prayer-meeting services were
held in most OF tho churches last evening,
and considering the cisagreeaUle walking
were largely attended. At the Central. ~ etho-
dist church Dr. Whitehead preached. and
after the services q conference 81 the church
body was held and considerable amount OF
routine matters were considered.
The Christian Band OF the Central MethO-
dist church will have q meeting 40 the church
tonight. After the business OF the evening
Is over refreshments will be served.
Tho case Of the Commonwealth against
Thomas Williams, James Brown aud William
Crump. ali negroes. charged with house
breaking and larceny. viii be tried IL the
hustiugs to-day. These are the negroes who,
q few weeks ago. broke into the house of Mr.
William O'Erien and stole sundry articles
including guitar. valued as Z o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

The following marriage licenses were s.
.ued YESTERDAY. James o. Cole. Indiana. ana
bessie La B0uta Richmond William cas-
ants and Ida Taylor colored hchn on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
A ballad meeting Of business men was held

A called meeting Of business men was held
at the Business Mans Bank on Broad street
yesterday evening at CLOCK. lAeFo were
sent. Mr. John Tyler was called to the chair
and stated the object OF the meeting 10 be
the organization OF bank under new char
fer no lie called the Broad-Street Bank. OF
some other suitable name. and requested
those present to enter their names as sub
scribers. Ii was further stated that meet
Ing Of subscribers 70 STOCK would be held on
ing a board of directors would be elected
which board would meet and elect officers Of
the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
rrRGINrA RE- RrPRESENrkD9
Titan Discussed In tho Hall of che
,,.... Of delegates by tho Associa-
zion for this stato--Address'

-,.. v;re;nia Worlds FAR Association held
.i,;c meeting 10 the ball Of the House OF
.. ,.-ates last evening to venuiate the cues
49,, as 20 the appropriation o. certain
.,-,, ~ money for a proper representation
s.bo state # Virginia at the Worlds Fair IN
0t..aco in 1893. The members attended III
..-.e numbers. and among those present
-. Lieutenant Governor j. Uoge Tyler.
..t,,t t. C. Morton, secretary; j.
r..f.- lliyson. treasurer, Mr.. t. Rowe.
i.-,5e.ck.bur- p- A. brockenborough'
r...,.e.r y. Stubs Woods Cross Roads
, D Nolms Newport News Colonel A. y.
l'.r-l Richmond Captain JOHN Cussons.
l..a Nlen %. A. James. hanNl!e. John W..
lla..e-. Independence ir. g. 81 Sug .eman.
i...f Courthouse. d. b. H. Fggatt. F.ncas-
3D. ~tepnoes0u. ~mthyiNe. C0l0ne. q.
N..t.n Winchester H. Walton Moore.
.-..t Courthouse Captain Il. T. Barbour.
.r....f.le lr anlu y. Appcrson, Marion
I.f-. W Iurg Miller. Tacoma Major lea
ll.f..N-s. stanton. Hon. D. IT.. Harms
fI.r...nbur- lloa. Alex Mcdonald Hon.
I..r.. Whitehead. CONGRESSMAN ."7oA'
Dr.. Mp Iumy. Mrs Is l.. O.. Paul Hait
,.rhnrs N1s loln s.. Wise. New olA ATS
I.D Goodrich. fredericksburg DTS. %;
n Nrewrv. MISSIONER. Mrs. s.. :. ) .ioI' ana ~,
lrrr b. Lewis. OF ohuCri hlr Do
Mckinney. Farmvle Bliss Late I. h.,,"'
|H.-N- 10Y. rtt'- tt- ~ 4rrl Mrs
Nf. i. h,l %" 'Io"" Mrs Annie
10 I''.0 l-".''-N Do. --o g. Alu-h-
81 n'e'i '"l 'i.i' eI'' Ayers Gato
.l AieA4-uiia fi.'' Mrs Henry
i.I -i.- 81 N...I' '.
Hc.l Washington.
yIno'sIt r-Iii.I.
tr.o r.eafir- yrs rrarci hy Lieutenant
o.. ...-,.or ,f,Ier vf. n Is address made
t.... ..t....... iu part taken from
g.. ,f.,..f......... Record
lima Viii ....e .. a.aibt at Chicago in
gym .. ACCREDITED as settled.
fiat er.s..,a-. .r. DIG utterly ignore the
..i.,r,f,., .I.t... Iilt 70 is still an open
...i,'r ,.f.... Virginia vul make an ex-
.l.+ ~ v.... ora parade ot poverty. IL
.t.fa la. .el whether she Will appear
- r~.r.e.. clad in robes of ROYALTY
-. t..- .-t....Ul ~ sovereign States no
Xiii. ..rt.E.. u.fI. L-. 0r whether she VIII
I'm faded Iuerr d dowlv Wall-hower.
..-Ir over fle broken hopes Of
.. ..-t ln whatsoever gulse she
.r .ruear. tla world Will believe
f..tr. er.rt has Ieen AIRED o. set forth her
r..-rs t. every possible advantage. tardy
.r.I LID rl.I0u. acceptance Oh tle invitation
30 rrt.uare ln the FAIR followed 10y Q
r.-r approx rauou and mean ana
f...rr. eI o.u0u W.l Dee worse than no eA-
l.t.t. hree courses are open 10 Us.
IL. I.r..n.a refuse O. taae lart ln the air.
T..- -he be remembered at ALL silence
r eloquent than words VIII
That tie old DOMINION
. asks O. be permitted 20 sleep
r Ifaee. The second course is %
r.a. uiser.r exhibit Ilis would say o.
d. people of other lands. Virginia IS here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
A slight cold, II negll

A slight cold, il neglected, oftens attacks the
Iuugs BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs give sure
and immediate relief. Sold only IA cores
Price Is ets.-AdY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

rsneeially infants. is prevalent more or less
~ All times. but is largely avoided by giving
49, =, nourishment and wholesome food.
he most successful and reliable OF all IS the
CAN Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed Mix.
Your grocer and druggist keep 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

mines. And nowhere has nature smiled in
moro gracious mood than upon Virginia.
Moro than this. as she WAS the first 10 receive
the shock Of war sine will be the first to re-
celNc the advancing hosts Of peace. But
whether .hls shall profit us at oil depends
upon ourselves. Thirty years ago our North
ern friends were detained aud enter
tanned IN this State for four years.
but 49, without the most unremitting
and assiduous attentions OF our people, they
would have swept across the state ana IL
DO track behind them. Within the next ten
wears they will come again. not with sword
and spear. but with plow-share and pruning
hook. Mono the less Will il depend upon orr
own efforts whether they abide with rs or
pass on TO the open doors Of our sister States
OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21
NOTICES.

r HEREBY APPOINT GEORGE GIBSON MY
/ AGENT 20 carry on the building and car
nenterswork L. q. LCMSDEN.
January 10, 1892. % 2i-2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

Henry Bagby lcolored was arrested by
Specia Officer Roach Tuesday for stealing q
piece Of brass from the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company. Bagly WAS taken
before tie mayor Yesterday morning and by
him sent on TO the grand nrY. his Us the
first case Of petit larceny that has como up
before MavOr Atkinson since the recent de-
sion # the S pr me Court u which Is wa5
held tha, magistrates or Justices mad no au-
thorty To try such charges but that they
must tired by jury. his was the only
case In the court. and was the first arrest
since the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

The musings court WIS in sessi n yester-
day Judge John u. Ingram presiding.
On the opening OF tine court TIE following
Jurors were sworn IN. Il. J.. iatram. a. a.
Chalkley William Cox. d. ii. lerdue, j.. W.
CondTy. Vs. ID. Anderson. Lew. Bosher John
a. klauton. il. g. w. Ieattle. ". j.. Adams,
John Bauly and Lemue Logan.
The first case was that of Henry Iagby
negro. charged with petit larceny lie was
gwen ninety DAYS in all.
The court was occupied tie remainder II
the day considering the case or tie Common
wealth ". Jesse Hilton negro, charged with
q felony Tie prisoner wa, ably represented
by ex-C0ngressman Edmund Waddill and
Mr. W. II. Garnet. Commonwealth s-Attor-
nev Page conducted the prosecuti I'D
mastery manner. The case was gwen to the
Jury late in the evening. and az $3.50 i. VI.
they rendered a verdict If not guilty. The
court then adjourned until this morning.
MEETING or PARAMOUNT LAND COMPANY.
The stockholders of the FIT mount Land
COMPANY held their annual melting yester ay
afternoon in the Office OF Alr. o.. II. Dlnneen.
Mr.. H. II. Gaines presided and Mr.. Joseph
Wallersten acted as secretary. The following
board of directors were elected for the ensu-
ing term. Messrs j. II Dnneen. DR.. y. Ma
h0nv. H. 4. Iabb William lOvenstein. T..
Tllman. Joseph Walorstein aud w. II.
Brewer All of them except the last named
were reelected. Mr. Brewer was chosen %
fiji a vacancy. The present officers II the
company are. j. H.. Dinneen, president Dr.
j. Mah0ny. vice president; $. II. Pulliam,
treasurer and +. C.. Brewer. Jr.. secretary.
PERSONALS.
Major Joseph Walker and his wife left Tues.
day night for Georgia, where they Will spend
the winter.
Major H. IT. Nash and Judge WaddIll were
in the city yesterday on legal business
IL IL rl1rnored that Hey. j. j. (lOptOu Will
take charge # the Episcopal church 40 Black
stone.
Mr.. Willie Edwards has accepted clerk
ship in TIE TINES cigar and news-store.
Rev. L. H. Thornhil viii preach this even
ing at the Seventh--treet chapel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-21

IrtWeDu the years $50 and 4, % the DOpu-
.a ol our country increased more t-an
NUl 10 is reasonable o. believe that
g.. increase in tie next ten years ISL. be-
100000 60 l3.OlUu.0 Al these pe.-
want homes. and bow many 0t them
Me % Virginia depends upon tie force
s....lI tie enterprise oi leI ouu people.
hundreds ot thousands " -lmgr4nts and
tr-. millions ei collar, H-Il el.tr ler coJls
..r .rc open. l.. the pae decade tro
Io.....u of Nebraska increased moro
0.l that OIL ieNas Dlo..oI Kansas,
Minnesota. $40 600. Michigan. 6.-
Wisconsin, 600. and Massachusetts,
81. ur-l.tl tle territory Oh Virginia lille
D.t itWg ono thousand immigrants.
-u.e, Wl.h gu average capital ot ODD
iti o. ol roii to t-t l'i-llA. NiA nll-a
Back tl the state every dollar winch s-e ia
as..| toapuraprate .0r the Columbian tX-
pos ..l. l0a. 900 immigrants with sn average
t.l. ot per capita VIII d. -, or lU1.O1J
VIII au aferl-ecup.tal 0f 800 Will bring INTO
lrL.lla 10000. 900. on 500 for every dollar
o.eLlel. Taking everything ia consldera-
iA. climate SOIL water. proximity 70
markets.. mineral wealth and social advan-
f-.,. Virginia offers attractions superior 20
!. se ~ alJ State which has been named. ana
every u4u u tine Commonwealth should IN
t.. l..i o. rcas unable effort be made by the
0.-i. .yeTumeLt 90 turn the tide Of lmmi-
4't' u tins direction. 10 can be done. aud
.e'r-4--r eh.fl Isl mace 10 MA4 10
Qle
l.o competition between States and colo
ie, io. Immigrants and capital las grown DO
...a Ar.u Diam the competition between lusl-
L0-s aea for trade. The Northwest has spent
o. u-aras .n advertising where the South has
s.eli dollars We must compete with all the
q" States and also with Australia. South
america and South Africa. But the
e lil slfpAsses them all in natural
e. -niales. and fortunately FOR US.
s4a control tie tide o. Immigration
~ many years 70 come If we have the wisdom
az energy o. exert 0grselYe- % That end. Jn
,-s natural course Of events tho South D. thai
.t-.A o tAg world which should see tie
.li.st development Ii the next decade This
e sl-s Do less because Of Us proximity % the
knowing hives Of the North Great Britain
49,. 80 ne other European countries than be-
NJ oi the eQuability and salubrity OF its eli
-" sAo The untold treasures of It's soil audit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
All On BOARD Lost.

LIVERPOOL, December GA very heavy
gale prevails in this vicinity and tre-
mendous sea is running at the mouth OF the
Meray river, making it extremely danger
Gus for vessels 70 seek 10 enter or clear the
river. This morning bark which, from
hsr general appearance, was supposed 70 be
Norwegian vessel, ran aground on Bur
bobank.
IL was evident from the manner Ia which
she was handled that she had 10 pilot on
board. As soon as her headway was
stopped the sea made clean breach over
her. sometimes completely hiding her from
view with the exception Of her masts. Fif-
teen minutes after she struck her main
mast went over the side. Shortly afterwards
The vessel fell over on her side and was
completely submerged. Life boats put out
for the bark as soon as the vessels
position was seen, but their progress
against the gale and sea were slow and the
bark went down before they reached her.
It Is supposed that everybody on board the
bark was lost.
The lie boats, after long hRft with the
wind and waves, succeeded 10 reaching
the scene Of the wreck, but not a living per-
son could be found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07

BALTIMORE, ND, December ct may
be stated upon the authority OF close
friends of Cardinal Gibbons that he ana
Mops1cor SatOlli have a perfect understand
ing about the duties 70 be performed Oy
the latter in this country.
The impression prevails In clerical cir
cles here that Cardinal Gibbons requested
the Pope 70 send MOnsignor Satolh 70
America 10 invesu gate the troubles result
ing from Cahenslyism and the dispute oe-
tween Archbishop COrrigan and DR.. Nc
-Glynn.
The Cardinal is a diplomat, not an auto
crat. He had quietly investigated the mat
tsrs OF contest, and arrived az the cOnclu-
sion that the only way 10 prevent an open
rupJure. which might even lead 70
divfsion in the American Church, was TO
havethe disputes arOltrated or adludlcated
low "a special emissary from the Vatican,
whose recommendation or decisions cOulu
not be construed as showing partauJy 10
sither side. Mgr. Satolh will take no &C,
tiOn without consulting the CarulnaL anu
first reporting TO the Pope.
MGR. Satoli, as be himself says, has
been empowered by the Pope 70 Investigate
and decide without appeal the eXlsUng
controversies; but it was on Cardinal CID
bons's advice that he was vested WIN MS
mower and whatever disposition is made
III the cases of Dr. McGlynn and Fatner
Corrigan, the Cardinals opinion Will not
be overlooked.
Ata recent conference between Cardinal
Gibbons and Mgr. Satolh in this city the
.6ormer explained the whole situation 70
ne latter aHd the plan of trial and settle
.nent Of the troubles was agreed upon. Ine
bowels the view taken of the matter III
ne inner circles Of the church.
Cardinal Gibbons wants 1t to be under
TODD that Mgr SatOlis power IN tnC
natter is supreme. There IS perfectly
satisfactory understanding between the
pope and the Primate OF the America
iararchV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
A GREAT BANQUET.
The Y. n. ID. O. OF Canton, Ohio, Celebrates
the Grand Democratic Victory.

the Granu DemOcrNIlc hlctoFS.
CLEVELAND. o., December 6.-The
Young Mems Democratic Club, Of Canton,
Ohio. tonight celebrated the Democratic
victory with banquet. Speeches were
delivered by local orators and letters OF re-
gret from a dozen prominent Democrats
were read. Among them were letters from
Congressman Breckenridge, Of Kentucky,
and Wilson, Of West Virginia, Gov.
Boies, of Iowa, and Gov. Russell, OF Mas
sachusetts. and Lawrence 7. Neal, who
drew the tariff plank Of the Chicago plat
form. In his letter, Mr.. Neal says the
Democratic victory was glorious one,
and IL has established the principle Of a
tariff for revenue only. The party, he
SAYS, could not have won had 1t Ignored
principle. He adds;
eve stand then as party unalterably
committed TO the overthrow OF Mckinley
ism in every shape and form. Nothing
short Of this will fulfill the instructions
and requirements Of the people. Their
support for our party was obtained BY our
bold denunciation Of Republican protection
as a fraud, robbery Of the great majority
of the American people for the few, and
by our courage In the denunciation and
advocacy Of the principle OF q tarih for
revenue; and we must see TO 1t that the
expressed will Of the people shall not be
stif1ed or defeated by failure OF our Sen
ators and Representatives in Congress 20
enact such laws as will forever expunge
the foul blot Of protection from the fair
escutcheon Of our great and mighty repub-
lie ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07

The Popular and Prominent West virginia
Representative Urged to Be Candi-
date.
Special telegram tot tho Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December Ga
number Of friends and admirers OF Con
gresham VIM. L. Wilson, Of West Vlr-
ginia, have been urging him since his re-
turn here for the opening Of the session 70
permit them to use his name as candidate
for Speaker Of the next Congress. These
gentlemen believe that Mr.. Wilson would
develop great strength as a candidate, be-
cause of his personal popularity no less
than because of the foremost position ne
occupies in the House and therefore the
country as an able and fearless advocate OF
tariff reform and the other great doctrines
of Democracy. IL is well known Mr..
Wilson would have had con-
siderable support for the Speakershlp at
the beginning Of this Congress II he nau
cared 10 come out as a candidate, but this
he repeatedly refused to do because OF ms
devotion TO Mr.. Mills. Mr.. wilson's
friends believe he will be much stronger as
a candidate now than he would have been
before. and they are very anxious Tor MIN
TO allow bis name to be used. Mr.. Wllsop,
however, declares he has given the matter
no thought, and for the present decilnes 10
discuss it, Mr.. Tom l.. johnson, OF CleVe-
land. is the leader Of the movement 70
bring Mr.. Wilson out as candidate, ana
he is very active in the matter. Ii Mr
Wilson should consent he will, OF course,
have the support of the West virginia
members Of the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
ANem Plan br MIR. Harter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 6-Mr.
Harter. of Ohio, introduced q bill in the
House to-day that treats the financial
question in new way. 1t provides for
the cessation Of silver bullion purchases
on January ]. 1894, and for the sale Of one
hundred millions of ounces of silver bullion
for gold Mr.. Harter thinks the continu-
ance Of silver Purchases would only in
crease the ultimate enormous losses
of the country growing out
of the act Of March, 1873;
that these purchases were destroying con-
fdence at home and abroad and stand in
the pathway of national prosperity to-day.
The cessation Of these purchases Of silver
would, he thinks, cause a renewal Of for
eign purchases Of American securities upon
a large scale, and the repeal Of the present
law would start gold from Europe towards
America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-07
NEWSLET2.
Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIc News In
Small Space.

Small Space.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
NClUs says that it is reported that Prince
Albrecht has resigned the Regency Of
Brunswick, owing TO nl-health. The
Kaiser has been informed the abstraction
from the war Office on the Ahlwardt COM
ments, and that there is little hope that the
culprit will ever be discovered.
The Bessemer rail mill Of the Bethlehem
Iron Co., shut down yesterday. The cause
is lack Of orders. About $50 men are thrown
out OF employment. The change does not
affect armor plate and gun construction in
the ordnance works.
The London Times Madrid correspondent
reports that in the trial OF the Jarez An
archists twenty-nine were acquitted and
the others were sentenced 70 terms rang
ing from twelve years TO life Imprisonment
and solitary confinement
The machinists in the gun shop Of the
WaterVleit arsenal, at Troy, n. Y, who
struck last Monday, have returned to work
with the exception Of the two men dis
charged for refusing to operate two lathes
and in sympathy with those who struck.
It is reported that Senator Hill has been
rendered the position of general counsel to
the EQUITABLE Assurance Society, Of New
York, at a salary Of So, 600 per annum. il
is understood he is considering the matter
favorably. Senator Hill refuses 70 talk.
A disastrous gale is reported as prevail
ing in the province Of Catanzaro, Italy.
Three vessels in the harbor OF Santa Ven
ers were wrecked aud ten persons were
drowned.