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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

regent and vice-rcgcnts are in council,
and are received In grand style by these
patriotic ladies. Mrs. Lily l.. Manchester
taughton, who 90 acceptably filed the
position Of regent FOR long time, died
recently and her successor will soon be
chosen. Among the vice-regents who are
prominent in the council are Mrs. Lewis
Washington. Of West Virginia. daughter
OF the late George washington Bassett.
ESQ. OF Virginia Mrs. Pickens, of South
Carolina. and Mrs. Ball. widow OF Judge
G. B. Ball, OF Loudoun county. and daugh-
ter OF the Rev. DIR. G. II. Read, of this
city. The resident superintendent is Har-
rison II, Dodge, Esq.,, who is a. most
efficient officer and courteous gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

csps 'iiy, - be .ated. ia justice 10 eli con-
tie des,h when the card snnoupcing
u husband no. was received,
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News Crumbs from Cuipepcr.

Correspondence the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuLpxpEn. March l0.-The Rev. Mr.. Hut
son has been holding o series OF revival
meetings at the Baptist church for the last
two weeks. which have been largely at
tended. notwithstanding the Indictment
weather. Much interest was manifested
and sixteen persons were baptized Sunday
night.
The heavy rain of last night and today
has caused quite a food in the streams
and overHowed much Of the lowlands.,
on our region in the dying, without any
apparent cause, Of the pine and chestnut
timber in our fields and forests. In places
eight and ten acres OF a time are seen
dying, and this will make a serious loss
IL IL continued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
DIR. Tom GIover's Guests at the Warm.
Recommendation Of the Rh,h nnond Diapntch.l

WARN spRrSGs. VA. March l0..-Mr.
Thomas J. Glover, the manager OF the
Warm Springs Hotel, has returned to his
post after delightful winter vacation.
MIR. Glover was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John ID. Potts and Mr.. Dick Pegram.
of Richmond. They are his guests. aud
will spend some days at the Warm.
Mr. Alfred Gather. of Cincinnati, is
spen ling some days at the Hot Springs In
the interests Of the Southern Improvement
Company.
Mr.. Arthur Stimson. manager OF the Hot
Springs Hotel. spent yesterday IN Coving-
ton
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a Sharp Practice

you call it when reading On interesting M
ticle and find at Its close that you've read
an advertisement. Don't condemn the adj
vertlser. You won't read the ordinary ad-
yertisement. All advertisers feel this in
common with the writer who takes this
means of telling you that simmons Liver
Regulator is the best medicine for Ma
LARA, impure blood. and poisoned sys-
TEN. Equally as good for Indigestion and
Biliousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Martha Gets Eifreen Diva.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Martha
Taylor was convicted OF stealing old iron
belonging TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company Gnd given fifteen days
In jail.
Charles johnson, charged with the
same offence. WAS fined 50.
Eli Gates. assaulting C. A. Barker,
thirty DAYS in iail
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Barbour. receiver. against Stewards adj
ministrator. Dismissed:
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Gable Company.
and Postal Telegraph Cable Company
against Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. Further argued by j. 5. Par
Bernard Esqs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
A New cavalry COMPANY Orc.nized.

At the Regimental Armory last night
new cavalry company. composed of some
OF the best young men in the city. was
organized. EgertonS. Rogers was elected
captain. j. +. Campbell first lieutenant.
and Charles T.. Rose second lieutenant.
The new company starts with forty-three
members and will be known as Troop in
the regiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March ti.-OyyEasGs Wheat.
s24 bushels. Corn. I,O40 bushels Oats. l.034
bushels. Meal, 600 bushels. Mill-ofial, As tons.
SALES Wheat. o2f bushels. Corn, u24 bush
els.
QUOTATIONS.
WHgAr.-Lonyosrry, sL02asl.04 Mixef
siasLOi. snortoegry. 9oc.asL03 No red,
sl.O3.
CoRs.-Whlte. Virginia. 4Da5fc.: No. 2, Goa
Sic. No. >. mixed. 40c.
Olrs-Nc. .. 30Lss35c. No 3, 35a3oc. Win
ter dor seed, 0UnJ3c.
HYR-SSay0c.
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oo,ored Methods, Delegates.

LYScHBUne, Va, March 1.-THE WASH
ington Methodist Conference TO-DAY elect
Brown, aud H. A. Carroll delegates To the
General Conferences. which meets at
Omaha on MAY LIST. Some of the most
eminent colorcd men in the United States
are IN attendance.
II. II. Bolton has been elected TO repre-.
sent Lynchburg Lodge OF Odd-Fellovs ut
the Grand Lodge. which meets IN Rich.
mond Ia April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
The Chancery Court.

Hon. Beverly A. Hancock, Judge of the
Second Judicial Circuit, is holding q spe-.
cial term Of the Chancery Court. He will
probably sit here until next Monday, when
Judge w. \. Barton, of the Tenth Judicial
Circuit, will continue the term.
There were no probate matters OF impor-
lance in this tribunal yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

Get rid Of one cold before you contract
another on ton OF it or you msy securely
establish the seeds Of SERIOUS Lung Com
plant before you are conscious Of danger
Better prudentiy resort to DR.. d. yayne's
Expectorant, an effective cure for Coughs
and Colds. and helpful also tor - healing
In1usnoe On the Lungs and bfooehinl
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m,. y.rneD sh. Homo Of washington.

The Governor has appointed Colonies j.
Beli BIGGER and I. Q. Washington, Senator
TAYLOR Berry, and ex-Senators II. Walton
Moore and William Writ Henry the Board
of Visitors TO Mt. Vernon. This Is the
third time thea gentlemen have been thne
honorsd By HE Excellency This board
pays ~ ofkpjal visits II Nay. when ~
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marine IsTELLloENcR.
poRToF RICHMOND. Mach IL. 1892

ARRIVED.
s,sanshio Wyanoke, Boar. New York. me,s
chandse and passengers, George W. Anra =
&c s,n Ss Matilda Brooks. Jones. New forf.
fertilizer. W. N. Corts. agent -.
schooner Thomas W. Waters. kasom, iok
r,ver Ioes. virginia and North Carolina spoxs
and Wheel Company.
steamship wyan0kc, Boar. NeS lorfs mer'
chsndiss and passengers, george W. Anss .
az s,assaer Ariel. Deyo Norfolk. merchsadise
AM, oas.ensors l. b. fstun, uce-presidsns
SCHOONER Annie Ains.ie. hcAnarcsr NV
YORK, rairoad-t:es; vessel Gurus asee1'
POST OF NEWPORT NEWS. NAEcn IL. tSsA
10y telegraph
AKxrvxr.
s,eamship seaeca, New York.
Sissmsbip Essex. Boston.
schooner Jspnle Hal. savannah
SAILED.
steamship Essex. Baltimore ~
roRroF WEST POINT. NANCE II. 1894
ny leisyrAph-i
AKSiyxD. S
Steamship Dansilie. Bennett. bzlainqr4 -
sengcrs and xeaerni cargo
sAtLxn 4
steamer Eln Guy wslksstonI pasoonoc11
'G s;s sssssis 3 DsSv.ns. psluSss~ pssrs
end general cargo {. s 6 8 &
Nxn0RAHDux
NEW Yosr, Marco 11---Ays9e
Xo&M ~ 1V11UXI& ~ 1I1< e. *
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

The old homestead of the Smith family,
IN Middleburg, was destroyed by fire few
days ago. The house was occupied by ia
cob Redmon and family and the store
room by Whitmore & Hoskinson, dealers
in stoves and tinware. Mr.. Whitmore was
asleep in the upper part OF the house, and
was awakened by the barking OF mis- dog.
He called up Mr. Rednon and family, who
put a ladder up 70 his window and he thus
escaped. Both building and the stock OF
goods were partly insured.
The funerals of Mrs. Nelson Hixson and
Mr.. james Priest took place in Middle Durg
on yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
TWO SUDDEN DEATHS YESTERDAY,
A Carpenter Expires at the c. and %
Shops-Found Dead In Bed.

The Coroner was called yesterday morn
ing 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio shops to
view the body of Joseph p. Heath, a white
man aged 04 years, who was taken sick
about o'clock and died IN few minutes.
He was known 70 have beart-disease. and
the Coroner decided thai that was the pro-
bable cause or his death. He was "A car
pointer and resided 81 1908 north Twenty
ninth street.
A little negro child was found dead III
bed at 700 north Seventeenth street yester-
day. The Coroner was notified, but DEEM
ed au inquest unnecessary, as death vas no
doubt due TO natural causes,
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BAL rlMnRE STOCK Market.

BALTIMORE, March il.-Virginia 80, fi9i bid
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 96a97 Baltimore
aud Ohio southwestern tsts, iO3alO44; do
LIST incomes, - bid do. 2d incomes. 80 asked;
do. Sd incomes, 9aI0; consolidated gas stocks
rOItc1I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Ambulance Cnlis,

The city ambulance was called 70
Twenty-sixth and Dock streets yesterday
morning at II o'clock to attend negro
man who had been badly bruised by a
whip full of guano bags falling OH him.
He was treated and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
LIVERPOOL MARRETa

LIvEgPooi. March ll--Noon.- Cotton steady
with hut iltle doing: American mddlins, s
Il-I6d.; salos. 1000 bales; American. 5000
bales; speculation and export, Loco bales;
receipts, none. Futures steady March AMI
April, 3 3a-64d.; April AMI May. 3 fl-J4d., also
3 sO-0ld. MAY and June, 3 fi-6fd.; June aud
July. s7-64a July and August . o0-o4d. ;
AUGUST and September, 54-0id.. Tenders,
/, 400 bales now docket. During the week sDe-
cllators took $4,000 bales, ana exporters $500
bales.
Z r. M.--March, , 4o-efd, sellers; March ana
April. 5 4O-64J., sellers: April and May.
3 81 -6ia3 42-6id: May and June, 8 4t.0ta
3 45-GId.; Juno and July, 3 1914, value;
july aud August, 3 5l-oid., buyers; August
ana September. 3 5f-0ia3 5j-jfd.; september,
57.64a3 $500. September and October.
3 57-ota3 5S-04d. Futures closed steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT A FEATURE.

The excitement died out of the Coalers to-
wards = p. NJ. and realization sales on the adj
vance sagged prices on q little for some time,
but favorable development la Richmond and
West Point made the securities OF that road the
feature In the last few minutes trading and the
whole market was stiffened up again, the close
being firm 10 strong az OF near the best prices OF
the day. The flnal changes are In almost all
cases advances. and the important ones COM
prise Jersey Central. 5ts; Reading, 4; Delaware
and Hudson, 2es Sugar. 90; Laokewanna, US;
DistilleTs. 1ss, and Lake shore, l's. sales
Listed stocks, 10000 shares: unlisted, $4,000
ufo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Lies race well run,
Life's work done;
LAie's crown we'll won.
No. ..fra. raaf


The funeral Of Mrs. LUCY KING KEN
DRICK will take place ~ II o'clock To-
DAY from old ST. Johns church. Friends
invited 10 attend.
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ading future. ranged as follows ,
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March II.-Flour steady and IN.
changed: receipts, 1913 barrels; shipments
weak; No. red, spot, sl,oihssLoy; Marrh,
sLolAasi.O2; April, sl0lA asked; May, yvsss
9975c. June, 9saSSlac.: steamer No. Y, rod.
9sIaa0S34o; receipts, 35,lJo bushels; ship
els; sales, ia5,o00 bushels. southern wheat
steady; Fultz, v7casl.O2; Longberry, sla
si.03. Corn easy; mixed spot, featsAr.,
March, 49a49}sc.; April. 4SAa4ec.; May,
ed. 47y,si5ysr-; receipts, iis, ass bushels;
stock 1900, 5.iS bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels.
Southern corn steady; white, i9aolc.; yellow,
5oa5tc. osts quiet aud sleaiy; No = shite
western, 3diea37c. No. = mixed western. .ift1a
35c. receipts. 5000 bushels stock. ltu,SO2
bushels. Rye steady 10 arm; No 2, sOc
receipts, 4,7l0 bushels: stock, l0', 100 bushels.
nay sesay to ar fTe - sse c coS.
nomlnal: middiing. sJsc. Provisions steaiy.
Butter steady. Eggs urn q, LAYS. coree
steady; Rio cargoos, fair. l7Isc.; No. Z, it,is
l4!s sugar steady srsRu,''e Mh Sc s Arp.
Peanuts steady.
sr. LOUIS. No., March II.-Fiour quiet and M.
changed. Wheat closed lIsc. below yceter.
closed soJsaoOc: July, s3as3ssc Corr closed
Asc. below Yesterday: No. ? cash aud March.
3S5dc.; MAY, 375ga3S,sc. Oats loweri No. :,
cash. 30ssa30lsc. May, 3ossaSOisc whiskey
Iron cotton.tes, sl2Oas 25. Provisions duh aud
easy.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March li.-Wheat steady No
red. 04tsc. Flour firm. Corn urn; NO.
mixed, 43c. oats steady; No. mixed, 32lfc.
Pork auet at Sl1.2J. Lard duh at $3.50.
Bulk-meats quiet at $3.50. Bacon steady AZ
$3.50. Whlskey nrm at sl.i3.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. c., March li.-Turpcntine
steady az Sac. Ros'n firm; strained, Glib; good
strained, sl.20 bid. Tar steady az tl.3o.
Crude turpentns steady; hard, 81; Yellow
dip and virgin. sl.9O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE<
| NEW YORK, March tl.-Cotton-Nct receipts,
| 43n bales; groes, $500 bales. Futures closed
| easy. sales. $4,000 bales; March. s6.3sa
| 5000; April. s8.00asd.o7: May, VI. 5caso.1I;
| June, s6.s0; July, 5000; August, sI.0o;
| September, s7l5as7ld; October, s1.2ia
s225; November. s7.3iasL35; December,
| sT.44ae7.45.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
Tile OPENING InYIR.

The opening Of the general market was at
lower Hgurcs, and 50. Paul was down q az q,
but rallied quickly *, aud afterward reached
even better prices. The rest OF the market coon
developed strength. though u was not until late
that the meaning Of the action OF the Jersey
scramble for the CoaIers. Reading rose to %,
Lackawanna 10 1888, Jersey Central 10 1885,
and Delaware and Hudson 20 1413a. There were
rumors later OF negotiations between mo sugar
Trust and other outside renneries and these
created a demand FOR that stock which sent the
common up 10 S3l4 and the preferred up 20
D7;s, while Dlstiilers kept pace tor some time,
with tho inward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
NnRFnLK pEANuTMARKEr.
neportcd for the Dlspaich.l

T"I WI 7F"F''E-.lFI
MARCH ll.-Aarket dun Transactions re-
ported very light. Prime, sisc.; extra prime.
55sc. fancy, 3a3iSc.; factory hand-pickled, ia
4l.g.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tho
Weather Indicationa
lpy telegraph 70 tho plsp..ch.l

1" WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March H.
lFilR Forecast for Virginia: Warmer.
Wv" fair weather; winds shifting to the
southwest.
Forecast for North Carolina, Fair
Saturday and Sunday; warmer, winds
shifting TO the southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
THE BANK CASE CONTINUED.
Dwelling and store Burned-Mr. Whit
more's Narrow Escape-A Horse-Thief.

ANo4i'7poAAA-'h~SC Va eAA' t''~+''t~N' D-'f~I~'"i
IKEsBURG. Va. March 1.-THE Warren
ton bank case will not be tired a. this term
of the County Court. The papers in the
case were only received from Fauquler
yesterday, and as .he March term begins on
Monday next there will not be time
enough for the proper summons of wit,
nesses aud others in the case. 1t will
therefore be continued until the April
term, which begins on Monday the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

FLOUR We quote: Fine. s4ss4.2o; supernne,
e450as4.75; extra. So; faulty. $5.25aso'oO;
patentlamliy, s5.5Sae0s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cold in the morning. fol-
lowed by milder weather in the afternoon
and night. At midnight the skies were
clear.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12

NEw York. March II. The passage OF the
bill IN tho New Jersey Legislature tolesaiize the
compact between the coal companies has De
come the cause OF new movement among ;he
stocks OF those companies, the activity In them
was renewed, and the market mounted quite In
the old stYle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
DEATHS.

FARRAR. Died. on Wednesday night.
at 1890 o'clock, JOSEPH j.. fARRAR, IN
the ed year Of his age. leaving wife,
three children, three grandchildren. and
two sisters.
Lies race well run,
Iife's work done;
IAleis crown we'll won.
Now comes rest.
The deceased was one Of Richmonds
most prominent colOred citizens. He was
a man respected by oil for business integ-
rity and Christian virtue. There were few
enterprises for the adyanccment OF his
race with ghich he was not Identified. HIS
reputation was not local, but extended
throughout the State. i,
The funeral will take place from the
Ebenezer Baptist church, OF which be was
deacon, SUNDAY MORNING at II
o'clock.
BEATH.-Died, suddenly. At 2 A. M.
Friday. March 18th, JOSEPH +. HEATH;
Funeral from LeiRh-Stree. Baptist
church SUNDAY. March 18TH, at p. III.
Friends and acquaintances invited TO at
tend. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

RvsnsnL-Exchange quiet and firm at 4S8Ifa
4SnL. Commercial bills. 4S5a4S7. tMoney
easy at tss2 closing offered at 2. sub-lrea-
siiry Dalanccs-Coin. s10S, 100000. currency.
SIe.SH 100. tournaments dull but steady; 4
percents lif. State bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
A BATCH FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

Judge Aiken to-day sentenced the follow
ing persons to the penitentiary: Anthony
Stamps. grand larceny. two years; j. j.
1rygo, for shooting his wife, I'VE years
Boobee Coles. grand larceny. three years
Oscar Graham, HOUSEKEEPING, two years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
srnLF TWO HORSES.

Wesley Ayres (colored) was brought 10
our county jail here. last night, having
been sent to the grand jury for indictment
for stealing two horses and quantity OF
meat from Mr.. W. II. Filler, IN Loyetts-
vile district.
A regular blizzard" has prevailed here
since noon of yesterday. and 1t Is now
clear, very cold, and windy.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is not responsible for the
private bills of any of its employees. And
paid unless accompanied by written
order from Il. b. JOHNSON, Manager.
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ed TO construct class "a" sidewalks and
TO let the curbing in front Of their re-
spective places at once, in order that the
street commissioner may furnish the
crawling for said street. Adopted.
Alderman HOeiling-lResUlved, that his
honor, the mayor, is hereby authorized to
put crosswalks on Avenue c, from Fifth
TO Ninth street.
Alderman Hoefing-Resolved that the
mayor order the San Antonio Street Car
company to put street car tracks on
Avenue G, in good travelling condition by
filing up with gravel on east side of the
street car track. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance, which has had its second
reading, in which it specifies several
rules, etc, for the various manners of
regulating the city of San Antonio; laid
oyer until next meeting.
AN ordinance prohibiting the hitching
of horses on Main plaza and on Acequla
street, and if same was done, fine of not
less than 81 nor more than 500 to be as
sessed by the recorder; on motion ii
passed the third reading and was adopted.
1t was decided by the council that $3.50
per month for one year be appropriated
for the Bexar county daily court report.
PROMINENT VISITORS.
Mayor Callaghan was not present at the
meeting, but was busily engaged in enter
tanning the members of the Toledo, Ohio
city council, who were visitors to the city
Yesterday. The mayor highly entertained
them, showing them all the interesting
features of the city, and at O'Clock the
guests called at the council chamber and
| listened with interest to the proceedings
AT o'clock the council adjourned, or
motion of Alderman Beckman.
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Connecticut western news., 1892-02-11
The Hotchkiss school Again.

In its issue of Dec 3, the NEWS pub lished . description of the Hotchkiss Preparatory School at Lakeville. The New York Sun of recent date has long article on the subject. giving some ad- ditional interesting facts. The man who suggested the school is Professor A. M. Wheeler of Yale University. He per- suaded Mrs Hotchkiss to give this form to the memorial to her husband and hsrself which she proposed to erect. Mrs Hotchkiss has given Yale large tract of land for this purpose, and also donated 815O. 900 for the erection of the school buildings and $500, OCO in trust a sn endowment The trustees are Bissell, Burrall and E. w. Spur. The architect is Bruce Price of New York the designer of 8 thirty-two story office building in that city. The main build ing is to be four stories in height, with . peaked roof, and wings extending east and west, illustrating, it is said, the early colonial architecture. The wings will be one story high. The material Is buf colored Roman brick and stone. The contract calls for it's completion by Sept l, 1892. In the spring Yale col lege will select board of instructors for the new school.
 Architect Price has also been engae. ed by Mrs Hotchkiss to design library building to be erected in Sharon, hel native town, as memorial to herself.