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/ that lucky, do youH".


y Mother (sitting down just as the train
starts)-oh, would you mind changing
seats with me, sir7 Ny baby wants to
look out of the window. XII.
Mr.. Haven Hartford with sarcastic
politeness) with pleasure, madame,
have been saving this seat for him for
half an hour.-Life.
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Having secured exclusive control over
the home market by the bribery of the
Republican party, these trusts;and others
like them combine and conspire to in
crease prices by limiting production and
BY reducing wages. What remedy il
there for this state OF thingsf Nothing
except the reduction Of the tariff and the
abolition OF the trusts. The work the
Democratic party undertakes to do when
y secures again the control OF the
national administration.
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ALncl1Y Contsmpornrx..

"Some men are born lucky" sighed
the Georgia editor. sour contemporary
across the way has just been bitten by q
Don't call that lucky, do your"
"Why, certainly Don't you know that
the antidote for rattlesnake bite Is Q
quart of peach brandy. "-Atlanta Con.
stltution, 49,
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clnes ln place % { BE. Ask Tor COOKS C0TToH
hooT CONEoUED, take no eHtsffnte or inciose
and 0centa IN postage In a letter, and we VIII
send, sealed, BY return mail. Full sealed partI+
culars IN plain envelope, toladles only, 2stamps.
Address Pond Lily Company.
No. Fisher Block, Detroit, Mich.
~ Sold In MartfnshnrE and everywhere BY all
druggists 525r1yFdAw
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Charley Horsey--I don't think q 2.36
horse il very fast, do ypuf
Miss Tennis docking at the clock)7-
Wall, it's a great deal faster than an 11.30
man, don't you thinkf-Detroit Bres
Press.
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A staVer.

Miss Gasket lat 11.3O p. m.)-Do you
know, Mr.. Sappy, am sure ,yon would
make an excellent editor OF a rural news
paper.
6appy (pleased) -Weally, now, Miss
Gasket7 -
seems to be, have come to stay. -Fres
Press.
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The Queen Is supplied with four dozen
pairs OF kid gloves per month, from .
certain fund, and she insists on having
them.
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Not Certain About His End.

"DoctofP' said the sick man, +" do you
think I'll liver"
"Oh, yes"
After some thought the patient re-
sumed:
Have you made out your bill yeti"
"No,n
I" Well, go and make it out and then
tell me whether you think I'll want to-"
Washington Star.
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Probably the biggest case Of stone
bruise /" was that which came from
Davies sling.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, dai ~
except Sunday at see and i0,35 Q. M. ana a1 IN n
p. M. arriving at Carlisle at 10 a. M sta
and sos p. M, stopping at all intermediate SUI !,
tionS H. Mar.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between nas
erstown and New York on Atlantic ENp aess and
Night Express east and on Memphis EXP
New Orleans Express west. and
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express end End
New Orleans Express between Philadeipn'"
New Orleans
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MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONS,
Schedule taking effect October 2Oh. 1899
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WESTERN MAINLAND RAILROAD.

w
CONNECTING WITH
P A r. n, at Shippensburg, and Gettysbn,e
Norfolk & Western and ID. o. Raifroaass
at Hagerstown; Pennsylvania r. H m
Frederick Junction, and r. W. Az
N c.. and B. q r. Railroads
at Union Station, Bal
tiInore Md.
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Connections for all stations on CumberdiasnWss
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania kailroau
tom.
VA. Ripple, W. A. GARD, j. r. Do SIM i
Gen. Pass. Agt. Agent. ouI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan q. - Special
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. ". L.
TAYLOR of Richmond. and Miss Mary Mar
bury. daughter of the president of the board
of aldermen OF this city and sister OF Com
monwealth's Attorney Leonard Mabury The
MARRIAGE will take place February Sd at st.
Paul church and a reception at the residence
Of the brides parents Will follow.
Mr.. Albert stuart gave a pretty birthday
party this afternoon at ms residence on hlng
street 10 his grand niece Roberta. daughter OF
the late Judge Charles j.. Stuart Among
those present were the children of 4. W..
Armstrong, Esq.
Commonwealth'- Attorney Marbury IS con-
fined 10 his residence with sickness.
There are several hundred cases of the grip
in Alexandra. and the doctors are kept going
day and night. No fatal cases are so far re-
ported.
Notwithstanding the season tor killing rab-
bits expired the lst of January. they are still
sent % this market for sale. one commission
merchant received two dozen this week
The jurymen who tried and convicted Jei-
ferson Philips for the murder OF George =.
Smith are very much annoyed at the reports
that many of them were disqualified IN cOnse-
0uence of having formed and expressed an
opinion 10 Will be shown IN the corpora
tion court on Monday morning when the mo-
tion for new trial is made
Mr. A. Leslie, Of BelleiOnte, Pa, who has
been engaged for several weeks repairing.
painting and gliding the market house steeple,
which is 155 feet high, completed the work
to-day.
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Goschen. which. il accepted. will institute an
ocean penny postage. Heaton. with two
friends. al Australian millionaire and an
English capitalist. has offered TO guarantee
the British Government against all loss II
penny postage is established between
the English speaking people IN the
British Umpire and United States of America.
The probable loss was estimated by Mr..
Goschen himself al $1,000 pounds per annum.
but Heaton maintains that the loss would
not extend over more than three years. and
that after that ocean penny postage would
make profit as has been the case with in-
land penny postage. Mr. Goschen has Just
communicated his reply % Heaton, IN which
he says that for variety OF reasons the roy-
ernment cannot see its way clear & accept
the offer Heaton will bring the matter be-
fore Parliament in a short time
ELECTION or MADDEN.
The result Of the election at Rossendale 70
FIN the vacancy caused by the elevation OF the
MARQUIS OF Harrington TO the dukedom Of
Dey nshre has resulted in the election OF
Madden. the Gladstonian candidate. The
figures are Madden 6,O66; Sir Thomas
brooks (UniOnist). 4,S1,
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, Youthful srurderer- Petersburg Notes.

PrrrRsBrRG. VA. Jan. 23.-lSpecial. l-'Ioe
Byrd lcoloredl. aged eighteen ears. VINO was
stabbed Yesterday afternoon by II. =. Splers
.white). aged thirteen years. died this morn
in- 40 clock from his wound. The case
was called for examination IN the Mayors
Court this morning. but continuance
WAS bad o. await tho action OF the c0ro-
uer's inquest which was held at :
o'clock tls afternoon. From the testimony
adiuced at the inquest 1t appears that N2ieIs,
bvrd and several 0ther boys were at Dir. W.
ID New-Oms store, On tho corner OF byrne
and Halifax streets yesterday afternoon. and
wcro playing splitting on each others feet.
Sp,ers spat IN byrd B feet and then Byrd spat
on cniersf Finally. Suers spat IN Byrds face
and then Byrd spat ln Spiers. face. Npiers
then stabbed Byrd in the back with large.
sized pocket-knitc. lnihcung the wound
which caused h.s death The YER
Diet OF the coroner's Jury was that
Joseph Byrd came 10 his death from wound
IN the th0rax inflicted with "a knife IN tho
hands of H. IS Spiers. After the Jury had re
turned their verdict o warrant was issued by
the coroner. Dr. ii. e.. Leigh. charging IL.
S. Spiers with murder. Spiers Is now in lall.
WESLEYAN knight lempaIs Is the name or
q 4oro,orance organization which was organ
i1ed Al the Wesley hethodist-t piscopal
church last night. The following officers
wero elected. T. D., g.. t. Hudson' q. l., X.
youpo y. T.. Mrs Ella Wells ,. j. l.,
Mrs Jerome CAappeI treasurer ArS. hnto ~.
Blake +. s.. j. B Harrison Secretary, ~ IL
Hudson. Chaplain. Rev. w. ID. Best +. 9. T.,
j. n. Tillery Sentinel. Othe Ihacker' g.. J..
l. Enniss. The organization starts out Win
forty-six members.
The barn Of Preston Robinson, Of Prince
GEORGE county. was destroyed by FIRE night
or two AGO. with It's contents. The origin OF
the fire Is not known.
The suit of Winn. administering against the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Company.
which was 20 have been heard AZ tins term
of the Circuit COur, of Greensyllle county,
has been continued 90 the spring term.
The receipts of cotton at this port for tho
past week were 2Gj bales The sales OF loose
tobacco no the different warehouses IN mo
c.ty for the week Just closed amounted to
Zsj 1Oj pounds.
The nited states internal revenue collec-
mons in the Second District OF Virginia Tor
the past week were Is follows. Cigars aud
cIoarettes. sl2.gJs.l9 tobacco. -l7s5s q.
beer 1923. brandy. S6J3iO. special tax.
$3.50. snu0, $40. Total s32 5s3.9S.
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Norfolk horticultural Society.

NonroIg. Va, Jan. 29.-lSpecial The
tWentv-ffth annual session of the Norfolk
horticultural and Pomological Society was
held at - VI to-day aud officers elected for
tho ensuing year. 1t was decided 10 have
two exhibitions during the present year one
IN May and tho other In NOVem Der. Colonel
g. T. b. leighton has been president OF the
Society for twenty-five years and WAS re-
elected . that POSITION this morning
During the last quarter of a century
these gentlemen have been alive 20 the inter-
est OF the iruitgrOwers, and truck-raisers OF
Norfolk and vicinity. They first called % the
attention Of the United ltates Government
the advantage 20 be derived 10y the agricul-
turst from the present system of weather re-
ports. Ihis society first demanded that a
State chemist De appointed L. anaiyZe all fer
tliIers so that the farmers might be prO-
tectod from fraud. AZ the meeting this
morning It was determined 10 put new
lie into the society to hold monthly
meetings at which addresses would be delV-
cred and the influence Of the society III
creased
Judge Brook has granted a charter to the
Norfolk Lodge No. SO. Benevolent Protecu 20
Order of Llks.
a young man named William Young. a
marine stationed at the navy-yard. was sud
denly attacked and strangely affected while
at meeting house on Church street. late last
night. While resting upon sofa. all al once
he became very violent, and had % DO held
down 20 prevent him from biting him
self and those around him. The
police were called and the young man was
taken 10 the statiOn-hOuse and had 10 be
strapped.down TO cot The attending ply
scians prescribed for him but did not salts
fact0rly define his disease This NOR ming he
is still violent and has TO be constantly at
tended. The police say he IS afraid he VIII
be sent 90 Ch.li and is playing oil.
The ladies' of the West-End, tic most fash
iOnabe part of Norfolk have complained that
about dark for several nights two yOuns
white men have visited number OF resi-
dences and demanded money III an improper
aud impertneut manner. Last night the
police captured one of them. VINO stated that
his name was William lennings, and that he
lived iu Washington city. lie was sent 10
lail ior twelve months.
The expectation of coal from Lambert 8
Point for the two weeks ending January zlst'
amounted % 1929 tons
A cOlOred woman. who lives near Ports
mouth. who was down with the grip few
NIGHTS ago. while insensible crawied from her
pallet ont lu the snow and remained there
nearly all night. She was found 10y some
c0lored people and taken into the house. lo-
day She WAS found in tie house dead.
Mr. r. i. is. baln. VINO was one OF the ll-
rectors of the'delunct Norfolk Exchange Ma
tional bank has arrived at his home ID Ports
mouth. lie was pard0ned by President iiar-
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Tuneral of Ex-Judee Taylor.

CuARLorrEsynLE. Va. Jan. o. Special. j.
The funeral of Judge lezekiah Taylor took
place at III o'clock tins morning from the
Hont,st church. The interment was in Oak
wood cemetery. number Of friends attended.
The Albemarle bar met yesterday 70 take
appropriate action. The Hon. Thomas Wood,
the oldest member of the bar, was called to
the chair. and Messrs. Drury. Burnley and
W. L. Maupin. clerks Of the county court
acted as secretaries On motion or Judge r..
T. W. Duke a memorial and resolutions were
adopted. The following sentences, quoted
from the memorial. are no more than
a inst tribute 10 the deceased: Elected
Judge without having been a lawyer. he came
to the bench under adverse circumstances.
but discharged his duties with impartiality,
fairness and ability. Patient and cautious.
he always tried to find out what was right
and to DO right In his administration OF the
Miller School, despite the efforts of partisans,
be refused 10 60 anything 10 weaken or Im-
pair that great charity. but kept politics and
the school separated"
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lnnes. Of Prominent Citizens.

IrNAH. Va. Jan 23.-lSpecial james +.
Carruthers. treasurer OF this county is re-
o. orted 10 be dangerously III with the grip at
his home in Round Hill.
James l.. Mcintosh. ox-treasurer Of TINS
county who has been in stale of slight IN
dispositisn for some months. IS also lying
critically ill 10 his home in Leesburg Adyices
received last night stated that he was gradually
sinking and would probably not i've through
the night Mr.. Mcintosh IS one Of the most
distinguished and Familiarity known business
men of this county 49,.
I'm tho circuit court for this county this
week Rev John J. Baillie astor OF Leesburg
BAPTIST church and one Of the ablest diylnos
m this section Of the States, Was admitted
citizen OF the United States.
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FARMyu1E, Jan. 23.- Special. The re-
cent excellent tobacco season has been marked
bv an influx of tobacco here. and the farmers
have been realizing very satisfactory prices
The high water in the Appomattox river
made it impossible for travel TO continue out
over the Cumberland road for many days
Now the river has gone down.
movement is on foot TO establish JOINT
stock library here. Already sufficient stock
has been subscribed TO insure the library.
On Wednesday evening q stranger arrived
in town and introducing himself as MI
Eidridge he took quarters at fashionable
boardmg-hOuse He represented himself a.
being business inan and that he wanted TO
establish q broom factory here. lie pur-
chased writing desk, price ten dollars and
presented bogus check for fifteen dollars
and received five dollars IN cash
back as change That night he dis
appeared from his lodgings and a
valuable oyercoat of one Of the boarders dis
appeared also. Up to date he has eluded the
police. and they seem TO have no clue as TO
the sharper whereabouts
The arrangement to get tho Richmond pa
pers here by the early morning mails Is much
appreciated by our people.
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HAMPTON Notes

HAMPTON, Va, Jan. 23.-lSpecial Tho
schools of the town observed Lees birthday
by giving holiday.
At meeting of citizens Monday night all
action in regard 10 extending further fran
chise 10 the Thompson Houston Electric
Iight and Power Company. which has here
lore been furnishing lights, etc.. 10 the
town. was deferred till next week.
A meeting was called by the mayor for con-
siderno the extension of the town limits and
anplying 10 the Legislature for new charter.
The mayor called "a very large number OF citi-
zens 10 order and was elected permanent
chairman Two nominations ior secretary
we're made. but upon suggestion the cnair-
secretary. seer Then reading list Of names the
chairman asked those named to act as com
mittee for considering the matters Tor whlcii
the meeting was called. The meeting 1a-
iourned without reaching decision.
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conre,ierate volunteer. Tor Chiii.

MrHrRRrN. Jan. o. special. None ot
our farmers have burned any plant beds. and
tie ground is too wet to prepare any soon. but
thd old crop is being packed and shipping IS
quite active. Richmond seems to be getting
ahead of other bright tobacco markets III Sc
curing consignments from this place.
SIR. Bernard NJ. Rowlett. OF Green Bay IS
desj Nr Rowletr was late telegraph opera
tor for the Richmond and Danviue Railroad
Z mpanv On tie Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake division.
some excitement was caused here by the
prospects of war with Chill, and number OF
old soldiers expressed their Willingness 10
oler their services as volunteers to the Gov
eTument.
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Special Dunl Gable 70 The Times.l
Rour. Jan. %. The Pope rose AS usual at
o'clock this morning. celebrated mass and
went e. his study. where he transacted bust
ness with the Cardinals secretary and under
secretary. He then received his physicians
Sucarelh and fapponi who reported that
His Holiness had recovered from his cold.
but asthe weatherwas still excessively severe
they advised him not 10 leave his rooms Tor
the present The Pope continued we'll
throughout the day. attended his ordinary
business and gave an audience this sfternoo n
to two Italian bishops and SIX cardinals. with
whom be conferred on ecclesiastical matters.
Doctor SucareNi stated this afternoon that
the holy father was quite well again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

The Police OF southampton Make Vain
search for Him.
Special Dunlap Cable to The 1imesl

Special Dunlap Cable to The Times)
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 23.-Ihe police here
were on tho alert early this morning when
the North German Lloyd steamer Eibe was
sighted. The reason Of this was that dis
patch was received about week ago warn
Ing them that F.oron Michael. Russian Nj
hilst was on board This Is the man who
was warned by the New York authou-
ties because he had loudly proclaimed
himself to be an Anarchist and had
been concerned IN plot 20 murder
the Car. 90 escape punishment for which
crime be fed 20 America lie also had IN his
possession two packages of an explosive pow
der called CART. pom the arrival OF the
Elbe the police boarded her. and - did tho
special officers who mad been sent from Scot
land ard. London but IN spite of the most
careful search the man WAS not found on
board He was last seen IN the custom-house
at New J Ork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Darlington Heights. died after q very brief
illness and "Wednesday we. of Hampton
sidney. were painod by the death. IN
our very midst. Of Mr. Charles, Price,
who had but recently moved from
his farm near by 20 1--we with his daughters
here. Tic was bnred IA College Church
cemetery Thursday afternoon. lie leaves
five children. Mr.. Charles Price and Mrs
r u Berkeley. OF Buena Vista, and Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Kate of
fhis place In both cases pneumonia. re-
snltng fran grip. was the immediate cause
of death. and neither OF the gentlemen were
sick moro than q week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

SnrDA. Va. Jan. 23.-lSpecial. Cards
are ont for the marriage of Mr.. Burke Br,s-
Tow 10 Miss Fannie b.. Brooks, Of Mil Creek,
srth Carolina.
Mrs Connor who was very III few weeks
baclr il AGAIN ont. She is the only person In
Middlesex who has passed four-score and
ten .t
cause considerable trouble in tins county;
Mr.. Bland. Of Bay Port had 5000 deposited
there. and several others lost quite heavily.
Memorial services in memory OF the late J..
#. Woodward will be held al Hermitage Zap
tist church. of which he was long an active
rnember
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

B1.vD CorRrHousF, Jan. Especial. J.
putt Spangler and one Lincus engaged IN a
free-fght At Rocky Gap. fifteen miles north Of
here. "Wednesday. Spangler used knife on
his antagonist with serious results. lie IS N
a dangerous condition.
Little Robert Mustard. who was accident
ally shot some time ago, is improving.
Rev. G.. W. X. Green met with an accident
in which one Of his ribs was broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
The Dead Gisnt-uouse Burned In Es.ss.

TAppAHANNocK. Va. Jan. 23.-lSpecisl T.
The remains of Pickett Nelson. the giant.
who died in Baltimor. on the 18th instant OF
pneumonia. arrived here on steamer Rich
mond to-day The case 10 the casket meas
ured nine feet SIX inches.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. J. W. Philips.
near huntsville. was burned down about b
o'clock this morning, with nearly all the con-
tents. IL looks as II II was the work OF an
incendiary. Only $500 insurance.
Mrs Richard Dunn. OF this county, died
last tuesday. ninety eight years old. OF tho
gnp. She vas in perfect health up TO tie
lime Of her lass illness.
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The Successor Of Judge Coleman.

F.nwyrrIE. Va. Jan. o. Special. Next
Monday the vacancy made by the resignation
of Hon. ). T. Coleman as Commonwealth S
attorney of Cumberland county will be filled
by an appointment by Judge Dabney, the
county Judge.
annlicaut for the position He received "a
very fattering vote in the convention here
when a candidate for the State Senate was
dominated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

SANDY HOOK. Va. Jan. 2.-'Specal. F.
ceverol Northern men have recently pur-
chased lands in this county, while others
are on tie looksout tor farms. one of them
is already here and several Others are ex-
pected in q few days.
Tie recent SHOWS. together with the grip.
made the attendance in our schools for a
few davs somewhat small, but they are now
filing ND again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Special Dunlap Cable 10 The Tines
HyRE. Jan 23. The steamship Norman
die WAS leaving the harlor this afternoon at
4.3O. aud when between the Iettles the tug
boat Abeille attempted to cross her bow
The Normandie. being unable 10 slacken
speed. cut tuch0at in two. causing 10 20
sink instantly. The crew of ten men were
thrown into the water and five of them were
drowned but the captain WAS saved. large
crowd witnessed tho disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
Death Gallant Confederate.

SUFFOLK. Va. Jan. 23.-lSpecial. Last
Thursday night Captain Richard II. Brinkley
died after a severe illness Of pneumonia. lie
was a well known and brave Confederate SOL
der. serving all through the war. He was a
nopular citizen. and has held many Offices IN
this place. His funeral took place with Ma
sonic honors from the Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Rev. John X. Booton. of Luray, has ac-
cented a call 20 the Thurn Run Baptist
church. In Fauquier county , ~.
The storehouses and contents OF NJ. !. rrls,
toe. of Riyerton, Warren county were Durneu
Thursday. ,,..,;. ... w
Va. a leading lawyer and Democrat. died OF
grip Thursday.
Ir-Judge Hezekiah Taylor died in the
Piedmont Hospital, Charlottesville, Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
nenn,olenr society Organized.

NIARrrSsyI1rE. Va. Jan. 23.-lSpecial. J.
Wednesday evening several young men met
and organized society % be called the
"Nlartinsville Benevolent Society" Their
ob'ect is a worthy one. that Of relieving SUI
terinr wherever it may exist in any from.
Mrs. Mary Mlnter. who has been critically
IN for two months with menengltls' IS 10
business here is unusually dull and money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

ToyrvGsroS. Va. Jan. 23-lSpecial. IA
colored man. Jack Napier. while taking
drink from a bottle had his tongue drawn
into the neck of the bottle by suction and
could not free it. The bottle had TO be
broken before his tongue could be exsricated.