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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

FRrDrrrcTsBrRG VA. Jan. A. Special r
A serious storm set in here to-day and con-
tinueG for several hours, covering the ground
10 the depth If about one inch.
Miss Lucy Proctor. one OF our Oldest IN
habitants. died ut her home on Prince I'd
ward street Saturday night III the eighty
eighth year Of her age. SLe was sister OF
Ar. George ". Proctor. Her funeral took
place from the Baptist church, this
evening at $50 o'clock Rev. DT. L. 5. Duna-
way. the pastor. G. nductlng the services.
The interincut was in the City Cemetarl.
Miss Elizahe' lierndon, youngest daughter
of the late {i John 81. Herndon, d.ei
Sunday al the residence of Captain Frank i.
Forbes on Hanover street Her funeral Will
be preachc tomorrow at il o'clock.
AIRS. Elizabeth Moore died tins morning ~
the residences Of her sOn-ln-law. Mr. John &.
Melville. i'm the eighty-fourth year of her age.
She was the mother of Mrs. Melville ana hfs.
NJ r. Compton. OF this city. Ihe remains
were taken TO Oakland. Md. the former home
OF Mrs. Moore, Tor nterment
Mrs. Ellen Lewis. wife OF Mr.. Henry Lewis,
died 40 Give. her residence IN Mig George
county. IN Yesterday She was a sister of W.
II. Dickinson of Caroline unity and mother
of Miss III. II. Wallace, of this city.
Mrs. Isabella Cash. an aged lady OF this
city whose home Is on Sophia street Tell
down the front steps of Aer residence to-day
and dislocated one OF her hips, besides re-
Ceiv.ng other injuries.
Professor R. *. lowell, president of Broad
1us Go Ieee. Clnrksburg W. q, was 10 the
cltg yesterday.
Captain T.. McCrackcn Is visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond where h5 family
is making an extended stay.
Mrs. Bette Wallace has returned home after
"a visit ol several weeks % her sons, whose
bones arc ODD your city.
Mss Emily Marye is visiting friends and
relative lu Alexandra.
Professor B. j.. Willis, Of the high school.
has roturued 90 the city, after VISIT t. friends
in Orange county.
1frs J.. @. Mitchell. OF Lancaster county. is
visiting her sister, Ms. $. O.. Daniel on Main
street.
Mrs. Rose r. Hunter. OF Washington, ID. c.,
is visiting friend In The city
Mrs Henry 81. rreeknudge and Children
of Nairora. pttsylyana county. is visiting
her father. Mr. William III. Richards. and
family ol Hanover street.
Sir. %. D.. 1ankarl. oiAorthampton OF county,
is visiting friends bore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

New YoRK, Jan. There were fourteen
deaths from grip to-day.
CONc0RD. y. H.. Jan. 4.-There are over
1000 cases Of grip in this oity and vicinity
and the disease Is spreading.
LoNroN. Jan. There were nineteen
deaths from grip in this city last week. The
disease is now prevalent throughout Great
Britain. Whole families are prostrated and
there seems TO bo no prospect Of a change
for the better IN the near future
BwIIN, Jan. 4-One of the most extern
sively used medicines in cases OF iniuenza
has been antipyrine. The physicians have
uttered repeated warnings of the dangers OF
unprOfessional administration of this secret
drug but apparently without much deterrng
effect Il is now announced by various doc
tors Of unquestionable reputation that several
deaths occurred which. to their positive
knowledge. were due 10 the excessive use Of
autipyrine. IL is strongly urged by some that
the Government prevent the sale OF the drug
except upon physician prescription.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
The Banner Lodge.

last evening Richmond Lodge No. in
stalled officers for the ensuing term. The SER
vices were performed by District Deputy Grand
Master Robert Hiu, Jr., assisted by Past
Grands Louis Aubel. G. +. Gary, j. Is. kler-
steiner. Louis Tucker, G. J.. Hewitt, George
B. Davis AID ID. 5. Gates
The officers are as follows j. S. Bethel,
noble grand NJ B. Ramos. yice-grand l.. a.
Tucker. recording secretary Thomas n.
kendlcr. financial secretary; Robert Hill.
Jr.. treasurer: D. Ellis Cooke. chaplain; J.. 4.
Hoen. j. Taylor Ellyson, Louis Aubel, Syl-
yanus Stokes and George b. Davis trustees
j. l.. Brannan. conductor T.. NJ. Mhitl1ck
warden: Lucien LowerY r.. $. 10 n G..
Charles L. LOeiiler J.. >. TO !. c.; Charles >.
Reed. X. 5. To vice g.: T. r. Fear. T.. $. TO
wee g.. Ira p Bland. b. S. s.. Charles b.
Ianglord. l.. S. S.; w. F Clarke. inside guar
dian. Thomas. kidiel outside guardian;
Chrlatian Eyensen sitting past grand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The Socialists attempted % mpke their
usual demonstrations in tie streets OF Chel-
sea. .Enp. sunday. They We're. as hitherto,
dispersed by the police after brief resist
ance during which their leader was arrested
and released on bail % the amount OF 40.
iphe London Globe Says the quarrel between
the United States aud Chill Is llkoly 10 end
ike q French duel, with the mock heroes %
10th sides. 10 is evident that Chili Is sin.
cerely trying 20 punish the r.otors who killed
and wounded the American sailors. and wheg
that Is objected All cause Of complaint VIII
have been removed.
Mrs. Gladstone transmits from Blarri,z'a
megsase thanking his friends for the con-
gratuiations they sent 20 Mr.. Gladstone on
the anniversary of his birth. She says he en-:
lows the best ot health and Is strong and
cheerful.
The limit. of days work 20 eight hours
went into ELECT ~ the Scotia tngne Works
and Shorts shipyard IN Sunderland. Eng,
Yesterday. These establishments employ
hundreds Of men. all OF whom accepted re-
ductoa q. per cent. IN wages WITH TIE
lowering OF tine. 10 IS expected that iafge
copcessions will follow their example should
the change be successful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The entries for to-days Gu;tenburg races
are.
1917 lomax. l2E Vintage limo fly, l-0.
Turk. Happy George 1l7, Congress. I'D.
Aunt Jane. ll2 flambeau. 100. sadie S0mcrs
fly. 1O1; rnce Albert. l0j. Insight. y ljGn-
ME King, %; Archie Collins. 95. Adaisiaa
(colt ~.
Second race. six and half furloncs SADIE.
Verona. Nabaclisl 30. HimieX Good boy,
Iis. Brooklyn. Captain Garland. Rosa g..
lcolt Mamie Hubbard (co.t l0i Excel
lenza oily, l01.
Third race. sey en-eighths of amile selling
Mabele l0{ Mabel Count Luna. TO-. Re
peater. Sir George H. l0l; Lancaster. Maggie
Beck. 100. Duke John. g9 FREELY, Addie IT,,
81. Freezer To-: Alma J.. ~
Fourth race six half turlongs, handicap
Saunterer. Badge. ACtOcrat. ia. hancOcas.
ll3 Woodcutter, Early Blossom 1905 Drzzle,
lOi.
Fifth race. five furlongs- Comet. 1871. Sun
dAv. 129, Battle Cry l26. Text, llS Defen-
dant fi5: Arikina. iii. Charreuse. III. MIN
ME c. l0s: Corinne. lO2. Benefit. Extra. Marty
B, ~: Little Minnie 80.
Sixth race. mile and eighth, selling Burn
side Longstrjde 1912 Sparllug. lOj. Graduate.
lCi: GlOster Birthday. l03 Iceberg. llO
Irene Ii. lOi. Sir Rae. y'. Wynwood. Forest
King. a. Kingdom. Rushlisht. %; John
Hickey, 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-Ths morning a fire
broke out in the all-night restaurant under
the Hayerley Hotel. 2o2 Clark street. The
hotel was nj once filed with smoke aud
the occupants rushed IN the Railways and
attempted 20 reach the lower ioor As
result of the fire two persons were killed
one fatally hurt and four Others quite uady
inured The killed are John Meredith,
sixtv-fve years DID, residence unknown.
suiIocated. Paul Wood seventeen years.
suiYornted. Mrs Wood, right leg broken and
injured nternally-will die; Samuel Il. Wood,
badly bruised.
The fire. though small and confined to
the restaurant was very exciting, a.
all the scenes usually incident
10 hotel fire being enacted. The
clerk after strenuous efforts succeeded
IN rousing all the guests, the two who were
suGocated being found some distance from
their rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
TO Ertermluate Wolves.

PIrrsBuRG. Pa. Jan. Paul Ilacke. Of
this city. who has kennel Of wolf hounds ut
Greensburg. received a letter from number
of planters in a remote section OF New
Mexico to-day asking him to send fyo
of his wolf hounds to that Territory.
The letter states that during the last
year 10000 calves and other cattle were
killed by wolves. which entailed a loss Of
II. .O0O00O Every remedy which the plant
ers have thus far tried has failed in the eN-
termination of the pest. and the plant
ors request Mr. Hacke TO send a pack
of his hounds to them in tho hope that
through them tho loss of cattle and money
Will be essened Ar. Ilacke ordered his
keeper at Greensburg to put FIVE of Che
hounds under training for the Mexican plant
ers. Mr. Hacke is certain any one of his
bounds can singy and alone tackle aud kill
the lar est and most vicious wolf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

A special from Washington to the New York
Press saws an intimation has come from Sem
otor-elest David b. Hiil that ex-President
Cleveland will decline T. have his name 20
before the Democratic convention Tor tho
presidency this year
General ;. Armstrong. OF the Hampton IN
stitute. Va. las So far recovered from his re-
cent illness as tO Do able 10 leave Boston,
Mass. for his home in Hampton.
John J.. Sullivan says he mas sworn OF
drinking for year He wants a match with
Slayin. but is afraid that Siayn won't come 70
time.
a freight train on the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie railroad crashed into work tram stand
in on a switch near Beaver fall3. Pa. yes
terlav James Hamilton. brakeman and a
number Of Hungarian la Orers wero severely
Injured one Of the latter IL. ally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

LONDON. Jan IA solemn requiem mass was
celebrated to-day at ST. James church. this
city. Tor the repose o. the soul OF the late
Dom Pedro. ex-Emperor Oh Brazil. The
Brazilian Minister and the stat OF the Bra
lillian Legation were present. At the close Of
the religious ceremonies message OF con-
d0lencs was forwarded 20 the Countess D'Eu.
daughter of Dom Pedro. The nited States
Minister. the Hon Robert I. Lincoln. and
MIR Henry T. White, First Secretary Of the
United States Legation, attended the
memorial services. Many other members OF
the diplomatic corps and large number Of
court officials were also IN attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Srirvr0S. Va. jan. Special. Judge
John w. Stout of the county court OF Au-
ru.fa is critically III 90 his homo ln this city.
anI fears are entertained a5 90 Als recovery.
HIS physicians ire not very b petul.
Judge Crack.ey Of Allegheny. sat for
Judge Stout to-day. Dut returns ,o C0yugtOn
for his own county court tomorrow
A. j. Butts. "a prominent member of tho
cty couucl. and a leading man IN financial
matters was paralyzed Sunday night. and Is
ia "a very iad condition. Mr. Butts is a native
of New ork. but Las resided here twelve or
fifteen year.
The thermometer registered five degrees
above zero this morning ut o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
DEsPEEATE RErcBLIc4Ns.
They VIII Resort TO tny Means 20 Defeat
Governor IiiiI's Plans.

They VIII ke@Ort TO Ing MtAho TO Rti'ht
Governor Hilrs Plans.
NEW YonK. Jan 1.-THE corridors Of the
Fiftl-Avenue Hotel were crowded with Re
publican senators and politicians to-day. Az
meetings held yesterday and to-day the time
was spent deylsile means to overcome
the Democratic ma Oriy i'm the Senate.
Collector liendricks IN an interview
SAID: The Republican senat rs ia my opln-
ION are justified anytAn ht To
do. They axe especial iaso,a- GO
commended Ok tAey decline % SIT m the
senate witt the men whom the .lill Democ-
racy has seated in that body lN-Sepa-
tor Il. G. Hiatt did not attend
tho meeting lie left tic hotel at
au early hour this morning Seyeral
senators from up .the State said % United
Press reporter that they thought that some
way out of tile difficulty would be decided
uuon bv the meeting but they failed 90 SIGNIFY
what that way might be-
The cOncensus OF opinion seems % be lAat
anything Is far that WI prevent the success
OF ex-Goyern0r Hal in hi5 efforts 10 seat
enough Democrats to contrO.t the upper branch
OF Tie Legislature. Directly after the meeting
the greater number Of senators started for
Albany. The rep. 70 that DIR. Edwards would
.o.u tie Democrats Tomorrow was neither
confirmed nor denied. those interviewed u
tue sab ect showing no desire to speak, ma
were retioeut and ulc .mmu lcatife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.

Representative Blount Of Georgia, Chair
man OF the House Committee on Foreign At
fairs, has appointed Barlow = Wilhngham. OF
F0rsythe, Ga. clerk of his committee.
Congressman Mills started for Texas yes
tertay accompanied 10y his son. Mr.. Mills is
much improved in health and expects 20 be
rccuperated sufficiently 20 be able TO he back
IL Washington in a fortnight.
Frank Heyster yesterday morning in a sa-
loon OF Washington, ID. c.. shot. and it is be-
believed. mortaily wounded John Horrigan.
The murder was the result of a drunken row.
Stanley O. Trott. one Of the Oldest en-
ployes of the Postoficc Department. died IN
Washington sunday at the advanced age Of
eighty-seyen years. just after the war Mr..
Trott was made special agent of tho Depart
ment and was sent 20 Charleston. s. c., 10 re-
organize the Office and afterwards was made
postmaster there.
The Navy Department has received dis
patches announcing the arrival OF the Nantic
at MontevideO the Lancaster a Hong Kong
and the Monongoheia at Barbados.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

FpANrronr. KY.. Jan. Senator Goebel
fired off the fret gun for tho suppre sion Of
lotteries in Kentucky this morning by intro
ducing bill III the senate which makes 1t a
felony. punishable by fine oi $1,000 10
5000 and imprisonment from two 90 fys
years for any one t0promote, carry on OF con-
drct n lottery OK 90 aid in carrying on such
lottery for any one renting, procuring for, or
leasing premises for lottery purposes or fnr
selling or offering for sale tickets for said
lotteries or drawings and makes it mis-
lemeanor for any person 10 buy, procure or
purchase tor himself ticket for SAID lottery
or drawing. punishable by fine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Nfw YoRr, Jan. Mayor Grant in his
nessaee to-day speaks of tie Columbian TX
position as llows. The Columbian TX
position or Worlds Fair. t. be held N
Chicago noxt year, appeals 70 tie patriotism
and Tire business interests of New York.
Though we stii regret the loss 20 this city .of
the y, rld's air wo have q subsiar trAl I'M
tere5t SIS success in tho city selected 70 be
lis theatre Tie metropolis OK the continent
and tho emb~e city 0l the Union should
be- fully rcpreseh. The merchants OF New
York hayo inaugura.6l a movement 20 ac-
c0mulsh this purpose ..r,l feei sure that our
citi7ous devoted to the mr. qd sciences or
concerned n tie manuiac .r,Ng interests
will Join thoroin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

BrTrMoRE. M, Jan. "A preliminary
caucus Of tho Maryland Legislature was held
AZ the Carrollton Hotel tonight with nearly
every representiye in attendance. The
regular party caucus for the Sc
lection Of the officers of the two
houses will be held at Annapolis
tomorrow night and the Legislature will meet
at noon Wednesday. I0.nlghts caucus was
productive of more talk regarding the elec-
non of two United States senators than or
tie organization OF the legislature.
To senator Gormans reelection there VIII
be but little opposition and Charles X. Glib
son will without much doubt, succeed HIM
self Governor Jackson will DO Gbsons
most formidable opponent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

NASHVILLE. TEvS.. jan THE damage
from Sunday nights fire is now estimated 70
have amounted to about $4,000. with insu-
rance of -3j7. 200. aud possibly 10000 more
10 be heard from. Only three men were kill
ed-Capialn G.. g. Gowdy. Harry Ewing and
Stokely Alien The bodies OF Allen and Living
We're recovered from the ruins today. each
being almost consumed. Their heads, arms
and legs were burned of. They were only
identified by bits of clothing and bunches of
koys. Workmen are still exploring the ruins
for the body OF CAPTAIN Gowdy and hope to
find il during the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
Funeral orthe Dcad Prince.

LONDON. Jan. THE Prince OF Wales and
the Duke Of Connaught we're present 10 day
at tho funeral of the late Prince Victor terdi-
nand HOenlohe. nephew OF Queen Victoria,
who diel December 3lst from cancer. CON-
plicated by an astack OF influenza
The funeral took place at Sunnydale. near
Windsor SIR Henry ponsonby. Queen Vie
t0rias private secretary. represcntcd Hor
Majesty. carrying large wreath of flowers
sent by the Queen. Emperor William OF
Germany. cx-Lmprees frederick. Prince
Christian. Prince Henry Of Batten5urs and
the Marquis OF Lorne were also represented at
the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

A1BASY. N. T.. Jan. 4. The Democrats Of
tho Assembly met IN caucus this morning.
Galen is. bitt. of Albany. presiding. Dr..
Robert p. Bush. Of Chemung, was nominated
for Speaker by unanimous vote. the DEM
ocratic senators also held a caucus and nomi-
mated Jacob 4. Cantor for president pro tenn.
The Republican Assembly caucus was held ID
the Assembly par.or this evening and was
very brief SIR. Stranahan. Of Oswego, put
in nomination Tor Speaker General James w.
Hustled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Wusoy, n. c.. Jan. Especial. Mr.
died while on q visit to this place yesterday
He was one OF the most prominent and inhu-
ential men in North Carolina. and his unex.
pected death will DO fet all over this section
OF the State. He was q noble type Of Chris
tian manhood. and leaves t. his many suryiv-
ing friends the priceless legacy of an unfair
nished name
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Rescue Lodge had "a largely attended meet
mo last night Chief-Tomplar Irayl9r in the
chair. Remarks were made by Messrs. Shep-
herd burroughs. Glenn and others. A cry
pleasing programme WIS rendered by MessFs.
Marshall Rsdiord and Geor~e II. Hayden.
Tie ovenin-'s pleasures were concluded with
q distribution OF presents.
Trinity LODGE will hold an important meet
inc tonight al Central Hall on Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

HAyANA. Jan. 4.-'rhe second game in the
great chess match between Mr. Steinitz and
Ischig0rin. at the Cen'ro AusirlanO. was
played today. Steinitz. who had the OPEN
inc move. PLAYED rug lopez After thirty
two moves the game was siyeniup ss a draw.
The third game OF the match Will be PLAYED
tomorrow. The score is now: IscAlg0rin
one: Steinltz none. drawn one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Gnrrr,N, Ga. Jan. 4.-Dr. J. II. NJ. Bar
rett and his wife. an aged couple, were found
last night in their homo near here the wife
dead and Dr. Barrett dying Their heads had
been crushed with couphng-pn. Ihe house
had boen robbed. There Is no trace OF the
rourlerers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05
THE COTTON CROP.
The Monthly aud Yearly Statement by the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange

NEw ORLEANS, L.. Jan. 4-Secretary
Hester, of the Cotton Ixchsnge. to-day issued
the following monthly cotton statement.
The crop in sight on January lat is as fol-
lows. Receipts at ports to January !. 1892.
t.7g3.394 1891. 4.425,33S: 1890. ATS. .l6s; net
shipments overland same timo 1892. 78i:562:
1891. 6i2,753 1870, 552, ,20J: Southern mill
takings. net. 1892. "a. .267 1891, 267. 40. 1890.
2i5. .23l: interior stock IN excess Of Septem-
Der lst. J71.7,3. 1891 538.657; $780, 43t. .6lf.
In sight Jaunary lst (totai1. 1892 6,f20. csc:
increase over year before last, 5lS.33l; over
land increase from last year, 14i SEQ; over
land increase from year before last, 2l2,35l;
crop in sight excess over last year. 4j.fSS;
crop in sight excess one year before last.
sg2.S7 Monthly movements brought IN
ainlt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Bm'uVGRAW Ala, Jan. All the motor
men and conductors IN the employ Of tho
birmingham hallway and Electric Company
struck AZ noon to-day for IS cents per hour
instead n H. cents Their demand has been
refused ly the company. The company Is
EMPLOYING new man. and tonight n few Of
tho cars are running. All will probably be
running tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

WHrrL-N0. w. Va, Jan. 4. 4.-Preliminary
steps have been taken here for the formation
OF a gigantic glass combine ~ opposition TO
the United States glass trust Tho combine
will include twelve leading fnt glass fac
tories in the Ohio valley included IN the
trust. aad wall DO capitalized at s4.O0O,O0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

GRAFTov, W. VA. Jan. st is announced
TO-DAY that the Baltimore AID Ohio railroad
has let the contract Tor fifty new locomotives
10 be constructed at IL cost Oi nearly c.0J.00l.
The new locomotives are 10 be used on the
heavy grades between Wheeling aud iIar-
per Ferry. Work is 20 begin IN few days
understanding the line from this place 10
miles.
The Hotel Godfrey was burned at Green
vile. Tenn. sunday. Barney Foster, q
painter. from Roanoke. Va. was burned 10
death before he could make his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The special committee Of the City Council
aDpolnted 20 consider the adyisabihty OF an
nexing the Lee district % the city will meet
az d o'clock this evening. At o'clock the
Committee on Electric Light will award the
contract FOR furnishing 800 electric arc lights
of D 600 candle power for two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

One OF the largest germans which ever 0c-
curred NJ the ne,yidere 10 * place last eve.
ninc under the excellent auspices OF the
Richmond German Club Colonel Jo. Lane
stern led the cotllion. which embraced maay
new figures and O champagne supper, with a
number OF delicacies made happy break IN
the evenings enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

The cast and chorus Of "Pinafore" went
through the trying ordeal Of stage rehearsal
at Monticello Hall last evening. The at
tendance was excellent, the singing above the
average done by amateurs and the whole
practice possessed . snap and brightness
about it that predicts . go' for the work
when it Will be presented for the benefit OF
tie Soldiers and Sailors Monument Associ@-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

tho next year will be those Of Rear Admiral
J.. 4. Kimberly and Boar-Admiial W II. Nc
Cam There viii be no rctirements in the
pay corps or the medical corps or the naval
coustructors corps during the year 1892.
There will be four retiroments in the corps Of
engineers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-05

Marriage licenses were issued yestcrlay 20
the d fllowing couples Edward v. Valentine
and Catherine r.. Mayo Morris Meyer aud
Sarah Click: Thomas r.. Stanley. Jr.. Marion.
n. c. and Hattie NJ. Thomas edward Rich
ard and Sarah ]. Banks (colorcd).