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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

A large attendance Of delegates from all the
various Catholic societies of the city met 10
the rooms of the McGul Mon IN Cathedral
Hall with llr. b.. T.. Murphy 10 the CHAR ana
Mr. William II. Ryan as secretary. The to.-
Towns soclet.o, were representa- by the del-
egate- named
McGH Union -N Dart. W. Dahron, J. r.
Higgins Dr. ID. Coleman A. d. Cavanaugl,
AN Shea Joseph Mcdonald William j.
Ougiey, Thomas Muldowney. William row
ers
ancient Order OK Hibarnans-P. Kauary
NJ. Byron. Thomas Rock, James Rankin 81
Hogan. VI j. OConnor, O.. CUNNING ham, y.
c. Mckinley. w. Beck, james Macsey. j.
Ryan. W. d. nright. u. II. Dononoe, w. her
ritter. B. sullivan.
Catholic Beneficial -Thomas Byrne, T. D.
Rvne. Thomas Cox. i. A. Martin, vi. Con
nelly, William Rankin; James %, ,l Haye-, De II.
Nagle. l. elk keegau John h. higgins
West Ind Social and Beneficial james >.
Cramer u B. Gallagher, Joseph Melvin, G.
TAYLOR W. = Eedlv.
ST. Patrick Social aud Benefcial-C.
Brooks, a.. N. Sled. f.. Martin. j. Roach. u.
oleehy G. llahoney. d. } overs.
Catholic Knights of America. Branch u.s.
7. Catoni. Dr. ID >. Coleman. ID. J'Neil. D. s..
Harmon, J.. Meredith y. s. Haley.
Catholic Knights oil America, Branch l62.-
+. D. Parrater, g.. IresnOn James Hayes.
A. j Masurler =. Keenan,.
he convention Df NhtulIlN MS vote de-
cided to have "a street parade on the morning
G. the 18th Of March and services to be held
at ST.. patrick's church. Mir. William Ran
kim who has always figured prominently
iu Irish all IRIS n this city. was e.te chief
marshal for the occasion. Mr. j. T. Murphy
declining to serve again as chair
man Ml. James 81. Dreamer was elected
to jill the position for the ensuing
year. For the position If secretary.
Mr. John r. Higgins wa. elected. The con
veution decided 10 have "a banquet on tie
evening ~ the 18th. The to. owing COM
mittee was selected William ale
IRON. A. j. Cawnaugh. j. Cullen,
~. Byron, j. Nolan. j.. Keenan,,
D. Haley. including tho chief marshal and
chairman of the convention. On motion of
Nr John H. Higgins it was decide 10 have
a mass meeting of all the Catholic societies
at early date. a committee o orc from eacu
delegation present vas aepOlnted so make
the necessary arrau ements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
rhmln. sen.eneea 20 Ilane.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan. 27.-Judge Norton
this morning overrulsd Che motion for new
trial In tie case OF Jefferson Phillips, con
vlcted of the murder OF Gorge >. NTH no
July last. and sentenced him 10 be hanged ID
the all yard 0l Alexandra 40 noon on the
Oh of March next. j he case Will be ap-
pealed,
IN rendering his decision, Judge Norton
said FL see no reason why J should interfere
Oh the verdict %. the jury
Clerk Beach then told Phillips to stand ~,
and sad o. him: Ou have been found gull
ty of murder in the first degree Have you
anything Co. Say why sentence should uotnow
be passed upon v0u,'
hllps replied .n firm voice. 81 think
was iu-tile In what oid. SIT.
ln pronouucug sentence Judge Norton
said. Jefferson Phillips, you have been
found guilty U murder DO the nrt degree 10y
a Jury OF your cOuuirymen. You vail be taken
hence To- the jail OBJ this city and there con-
fined until The 25th day OF March, and be-
tween the hours of A. VI. and j..
ST. be hun1ed by the neck unit. you are
dead The usual and may God have
mercy ON your SOUP was omitted. Ar ). g..
Brent. one ODD the counsel for the prisoner,
moved for stay lor 81 ~ days IN order 70
take the case 90 fine supreme court winch
was granted 10 IS certain therefore that
hilhps vs. D not be hanged ON March 10Th,
as the stay of sixty days IS q day beyond that
set for the execution.
lt is reported on what is believed good
author e. that Mr. $. b DOnOhoo the editor
of the Fairfax Herald and former treasurer OF
that unity. will soon start daily paper M
this city witt sufficient capital TO- insure sue
cess.
Dr. Robert T. prettyman. who succeeded
bis father in carriage building when that
business was boz its zenith in Alexandria, lied
last night ia Tie sew ntieth year Of bis age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The object q senator WaIl0n d Shenan-
doah. iu Offering ion the Senate YESTERDAY his
resolution directing e Committee on Is ads
10 ascertain ana report Whe her the Valley
aa,lroal Company ha lost It's charter priv
leges was % induce that company 10 COM
% etc Is proposed extension To- Salem. II SO
extended the line would connect at That point
with the Norfolk and Western. The re-0.u-
ton did not piss the Senate yesterday but
went over 10 the request oi several senators.
Dir. Walton So the pe pie o. the ale are
anxious for the com any 10 prosecute the
work on the proposed extension. nucr pres
ent circumst ances others who might possibly
desire 10 90 SO are prevente from construct
ing parallel inc covering the same route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
or or sELcI,M2s HERoEs.
Simultaneous Death Of General Chazal ana
Sis Willie.

Simultaneous Death 81 General Chazal ana
His Wlio.
News has just reached Brussels Of the
pathetic and simultaneous death at Pan Of
General Baron Clazal. at tho ace OF eighty
four. and his wife at the age o eghty-0ne.
General Cudzal was one Qr he GUM 5 heroes.
lie headed no 1880 the Beg.ans who con
ouered the Independence % their country
from tie utch. O late years Le and lbs " q
have snent cry winter at Pau The General
who WIS OF French origin, bad strong reucl
svmpathIes One of the a-t letters rece y"d
from him, four days ago. expressed inc peuei
that war was near. and That tho French army
would nOW secure victory over any other
army in the world.
lIe late General Chaze was the son of o
member 0f the tren b Convention who voted
the death of 0uIs y A j., tut suDIe . o. respite
Ne was born il le0- at iarbes where ms
father was residing as project OF the iautes-
Pvreuees In 7l6 the father was prescribed
and took up his residence at Brussels W IN
IN. family. lOuug Chuzal WIS eluc ted
in Brussels for cOmmercia pursuits. and h-
embarked 10 bushes as cloth dealer. aut
when the revolution OF 1881 broke forth ne
took an active part n the proceedings, and
having entered the army became success Fely
lnteudent General commander of a regiment
oil infantry. general OF brigade and general
of division
IN 1854 the Chambers by law acc rded him
complete naturalization and % 1871 he be
came Minister of War in tie ftere-ko Ter
Cabinet. lu $50 he retired from the ministry
ia. fOn-oaupuce Of Me Ohen-e gwen Co the
Natl nal Guard. The title OF IT Was con-
ferred on hun some time back uy the Hing,
in whose confidence he is believed to have
been highly placed In 1916 he was sent on
an e1tra0r hnary mission u II. leters urg O.
congratulate tho mperor Alexander Oh His
Majesty accession 10 the throne. IN lsj he
wa. again called 20 the ministry. out no is %
p,s on was killed In Mexico. and this blow.
counled with III health. caused HIM u retire
f,..,, rnblfo life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
FlRuERs ~ NEsslON

The Twelfth Annual Meeting Of the National
Farmer.' Alliance Conyenes.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27-Ihe twelfth annual
meeting Of the National Frmers Alliance
was called TO order this morning by President
Power. o. Lincoln. Neb Ab ne seventy
deIDra.es ara if att ndance. res ous Co the
REGULAR business. Mr.. overs explained tlat
the Alliance members bad nothing in tie
world o. 30 with - Ili.5 excepting so Jar as
their individual vote. We're concerned. Tie
meeting. lie said. would be- devoted to tie
d scu-,iou of agricultural so Gets and the
electl oI new officers. Chez OF FOL co
NcL.ughrv in the absence The ma or
INN the city. deiivaret an address %. wei-
come ami President Powers res Onded p q
speech setting forth lhe nature of the organi-
ZntIOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
DRY GOODS, &c.
>.~~Oo0O--~.~0-~0-~ -~-0~~-o~o-o-o-~-~~~-o
Woodward & L0dr0p,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD STREETS
CORNER BROADANDADAMS STREETS
Pillow Shan1s.

Our assortment has never been more COM
plete or our prices 50 low as at the present
time.
Our stock includes all the newest effects in
All over Swiss with Swiss Embroidered
Rules Sheer Lawns with Hamburg Insert
ing and Rufiles; Neat Designs Embroidered
on French Percale; Braided aud Embroidered
Linen Slams.
Our assortment is too large to mention all
Of the prices in this space but we quote
few. which are special values and worth in
spectiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Major Edward S. Hutton, of Lynchburg, is
in the city.
Mr.. Arthur Hallet Page. of New York. Is on
a visit t. this city.
Mr.. 3. ". Venable, of Petersburg. was in
the city Yesterday.
No change is reported in the condition Of
Rey Dr. leterkn.
Mrs William +. Evans. of Norfolk, is IN tho
CITY visiting friends
The d.s.nterment Of the remains inferred
at the old Adams buryiDg ground, at MAJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

William o. Whtock was arrested YESTERDAY
morning bv C0nsta ale .. j. ess of henrco
county. charged with .oloniously. shooting
William Brown co.0red) Wmtlock Is a PM
vate detective IN the employ OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. The
shooting occurred yesterday morning
be ow the Chesapeake and ONO
,,lorvos i'm Henrico county Whitlo' k al
ieees that he caught Brown stealing coal and
hailed hmm. The man ran OH. and refusing
To- halt he FREQ One of the balls entered the
thigh OF Brown. and he is very painfully j
not ser 3usly. in ured. Brown IS N Jal-
chArLed with lareenY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

ArIAErA. c.. Jan. 27.-IheOI0re FIesh
was shot and fatally wounded by Lis brother
in law. J. n. j.. Crig, "A youn. ban er to-day.
Flesh's wife and Crig's wife bad been talking
about each other. Flesh was drinking. and
going % Cug's house burst lu the door W.T.
au axe He cut h.s WY thr ugh ;he door
leading 20 rigs ~ m. where be an his VIE
had gone. lie WAS % yancing Oh eng when
the latter fired. shooting : lesh IN the neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

CHRrsrIAysBrRG. Va. Jan. 2G.-Ihis Is
county court day Our new Judge. W NJ
= cree. presided and very large crowd WAS in
town Notwithstanding 1t has been cold. raw
day
branch road 10 Kingston Mines.
Nr. Patterson. OF Bertha. on the Cripple
Greek railroad IL 90 be married tomorrow
here 10 Miss la Bingham. daughter Of Dir.
Charles Bingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Governor Humphrey Knows of 40 Ulti-
matum Being Issued.

Topeka. KAN. Jan. d. Governor Hum
phrev has been shownadisratch from Arkalon
Kan. iu which it IS stated Lat u.timaium
has been rwarlei o. Judge B0tAin. demand
ing that he resign AND that he and his rends
leave Seward unity forever and also that
the prosecution ol Bunu- mur erers must
cease. The Governor ha, not received any
further information lu relation % tne matter.
Bre nan the muir erer ol sam NO d. who
was released from the Keno county jail lew
DAYS since mstea OF going To Illinois as {
wa- stated that he would anged his pla.
and went ba c. seward count. While no
Information of "a character cdcu ated O. eau e
alarm has been. received. q feeling Of un-
easine-s is dlsceruiole among the State
onlnInL-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Dir. John NJ Higgins received letter yes
terday from William H. Patterson. ESQ. Of
Chicago giving the information of the death
in that city O bernard Tracy on the Dth
inst. The deceased was an Old-tlme citizen
and resident of richmond and was we'll and
favorably known by our people generally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Tho Committee ON Fire Department of the
'. 0ulci. met iu tie Come arm or last
and decided o. recommend % the
.. lle granting of number of permits
l. construction OF wooden buildings.
i.e Committees on Cemeteries and Third
also met "a that time, but transacted
JILL zinc business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The stockh lders of the Business Mefs
Bank met in the bank Office, 427 east
Broad street yesterday. and elected the
following board OF directors y. II haui
man. A. lchel b. +. smith, W j.
ing. Jr.. f. D pmksdaie aud j. H. BlantOn.
Tie oard WI meet Saturday evening for
the purpose OF eiooting officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

hse.. &c.. AGAINST Mouss Writ Of error
er iets t. Iuigm ut 'eudered by the
f.-.l curt of Greene county at ITS June
Nn. 10.
versa life Insurance Company against
.e aaa others Argued co onel a. l..
f.t .or appellant and John Hunter Esq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
tsoHER AyD BOWMAN UPHELD.
Decision in Chicago To-Day on the Eyangeli-
cal Church Dispute.

cal Church Dispute.
CuoAeo Jan. 27.-The Escher-Dubs Evan
oelical Church fight. which has been in the
courts in various parts of the country for the
past two years. was this morning decided by
Judge Shepard. of to circuit court.
Tie two factions are dsputing owner
SHIN over pr perty worth 81 % U.0l0. Accord
ING 10 the ews OF the Court decree Will be
entered finding that tbs confereu g held az
In iapaDohs aud presided over by Bishops
Fscher and Bowman was the lawful one and
that they had committed 10 acts which would
take away their rights.
Tie suit which brought the legality of the
conferencein question WAS that OF Rev George
Husser. an .scherite preacher against Rev.
George Schweicker A. Dubs. appointee. for
possession Of the Noble-street church in this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

We have Just received a new invoice of
Sets OF Pillow Shams anl Sheet or Bolster
Suams TO match hey are pure linen. band
hemsttched and have beautiful designs Of
flowers. leavesand running vines embroidered
on them Size of the pillow shams. 3lxjt
inches. and Of the sheet or bolster shams,
3ixsl nches-sG. ~ and IS a set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

broidered Linen, In new designs, size 3lx3l
inches. They are sterling values. We have
SIX grades. determined by the amount Of en-
broidery work-s2.55, 90. $500, 1910, - and
$50 pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

BY. AaK /oe'lner. manager Of Robert Man
BOO tie city Mr.. Mantell will De at
edmond Theatre next Weine d " and
t1y. and will play The Corslcan
MonDars' AMI Tho Loulsi.
I, Tie latter play il by Dir. Edward
AMEND, OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

r.r F-nar0a Social and Benevolent ClGb
W.. tered yesterday ia the CITY Circuit
lt The caUtai stock is 70 be not less
$500 nor more than $1,000 rln-
Hee n Richmond. The officers
nfa jacob Jackson. president Wiz
.e- yice-rresident and James Jen-
secretary and treasurer Directors.
Johnson. Walter S. Jackson. IneO-
lson. Simon Brown. Hezeklah john
I. Glen Echo Social Club has reoreanized
.- 'e.te3 ire folown officers for tie en-
seems Clarence D.phn presidents Miss
Dietrich cepresident. Frank W..
MD. secretary. and Miss Kate DIETRICH,
N. lrer
.Ie Commonwealth C.rb win be opened TO
70. members at O'Clock Saturday eyenin
t.s th il-t.. $40 which time the annual meet
ir. Wlll DE Le.d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

DR.. Iandrum will preach at the Pine
street mission. of whicl /. +. Ragland is Sill
perlntendent. night and tomorrow night.
There we're two professions Of religion las.
MINT. making twenty IN all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Plain Muslin. size 3lx3l inches with heavy
braided centres ia red or white. and cambric
ruae5. 81 a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Embroidered. size 29x29 inches. made Of
Fine French Percaie. with scalloped edges and
embroidered centres and borders a great
bargain at s2.lJa pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

New styles in White Sheer Muslin. with
Hamburg embroidery and RULES. S2.7j,
$500 and 1925 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Plain Muslin. with red or white braided
centres, ZJc. a pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Sheet Shams t. match the White Pillow
Shams. ! each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

CHIcAoo Jan. "a fire in ID. W. Ryan's
c0operace factory, Do 20 " Coventry street,
last evening, did about $4,000 damage TO
stock aud building The drying ki.n co o.
tanned about j. .00l slaves and barrel head.
which made good material for fierce blaze.
The greater part of these We're consumed.
From the drying room tie flames made their
way 90 the portion of the building in whicl
the machinery was stationed. Two hours of
hard fighting were required 70 eXtiugulsh it.
PHIr.Drrr. "a. Jan. 21-Fre early this
morning damaged the Mt Vernon pu lie
school building to amount OF $4,000. A meet
mo of the -chool board had been held few
hours previous. and fire is believed O. nave
been caused Dy cigar stumps thrown on the
floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
CANDIDATES FOX oFfIoE.

II 5. GATES
Is candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of
SHERIFF or THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
and respectfully solicits yonr vote iass-st
NOR SHERIFF CITY RICHMOND.
Inost respectfully announce myself caud1-
d.to gortbe office OF SHERIFF FOR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. and most earnestly ask the
support Of my feliow-citlen'
Subject to the Democratic primary.
ia 27-2. PHlLlf iAOL "1NSAVN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The Methodist preachers of Richmond and
Manchester ~ their regular week y meotiu-
held Monday january unanimously
alo ted tao following preamble AMI resylu
tons
Whereas Rev Leondas Rosser J.. D.. de
parted this lie n ASH and. va. sunday. Jan
nary 18th. and wlerea- $50 desire O. -lFeaom'
ex ress.on % our ceiling in regard thereto
there ore
Leso.ved. bat tina death o, Dr Rosser
one OF the oldest auc no eminent member.
OF our conference. and among tAe aDlest and
most succassI.l ml1iete5 OF our Denomlut
ton causes as deep regret ant sincere sor
row
Resolved. That we will cher the memory
OF his nlIre and exalted Christian character
ami lis exam Die d.. sci denying and faithful
service no the ministry of Christ.
Tsso we'd ha, we tender ns children the
assurance of our heartfelt ympatly 10 theif
preat bereavement Is. h. s ID.,
J.. A. J. lHJN.
". n. IrDoR.
Committed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
Do DIAZu ~ cINcINNATL

CEclsNATI. ONO Jan. 21.-The six
story building Nos. l55 to lll west
Fourth street burned tonight The West B.
Tice Company. importers OF china, glass and
fancy goods, lost 3 - 600 on stock Their
insurance Is not known knost Brothers
dealers IN TOYS and fancy goods. su cred FL
loss of $4,000. The loss on the building is
about sl35.O00 fully insured. be ire was
a very dangerous one, and at one time
threatened the costly buildings of the st..
Nicholas otel, Commercial Gazette and the
Neaye building The entire fire department
was called and succeeded in preventing the
further spread vi tie flames.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
The great Jarbeau tonight and balance OF
the week at tie Theatre.

Use Bear I.thia Water and accept no other
DR.. X. G. NJ. Page. Of New FORK, an eminent,
authority. recommends this water every,
where a. the greatest remedy for uric and
diathesis that has cen discovered. Especial
". be says. when brick-dust deposit is no.
ticeable symptom of that condlti n. OF an ac-
tual'outbreak govt occurs. We quote MS
words NO other waters vi. DO II. nave
,ried Them all Bear lithia Water will do u. 4"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The great Jarbesu tonight and balance Of
the week at tho Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The great Jarbeau tonight and balance Of
the week at the Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28


PIrTsBrBc. Pa. Jan. PA fire in a row Of
tenement houses on east Ohio street. e.
qheny last n.glt narrow y escaped 10 utlng
m an awful hOiOcau-t As It was. one boy 8
burned % death and tw of the houses were
completely destroyed. Near Sprn Gar len
avenue there is q row of SIX threestory rame
teuemeats owted by Christian ioeucS anl
oc upled by twenty families. mostly hunga-
riaus.
About 10 o O'Clock last night flames were
seen issuing from the bakery Of Leopold
/och. situated on the first floor Ot one VI o.
houses. Am alarm was sounded. hut before
tie Gepartmeut had arrived tie flames al
spread % Mrs Nooua1s ton store. p Be-
joining. and were creeping toward the upper
floors Nearly all o. the occupants la re-
tired tor tee night. bui they We're awakened.
an q grand rush Tor the street followed.
Many of the wOmel al , cllrr were cut
OF by tie ames AID were taken from tie
ndOws by the iremen. They were forced
% leave their rooms IN their niglt clothes
and great suffering WIS experienced 10 ~ tho
intense cold. Finally all the occu ants, as 10
was believed were rescued, but tL.s morning
the body of young Wesch was found Do tie
ruins. lie was an orphan, and 10 tie excite
ment was forgotten.
The fire wa eXuugulshed about no dn.gct.
a ter two @. tho houses had bee Quilted. = he
Others were not adv damaged an tie half
clothed and freez ~ occupants returned or
the ght. The families who were burned ont
were cared for by tle neigh ccrs, and tbs
morning were comfortably O.. TIED bf dOua
tons from the more fortunate ones. he
cause of tie ire IS not known. The loss wal
not exceed $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

Tie great J-f5eau tonight and balance Of
the week al the Theatre.
The great Jarbeau tonight and balance Of
the week al tho Theatre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The great Jar eau tonight and balance OF
the week at the Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
DfNfGISG FIRES.
A Church Burned Mt Albany-A Holocaust
Hardly Averted.


ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 27.-Fire was dis
covered at Ais o'clock this morning in the
French Church Of Assumption on Hamilton
street and in ten minutes the entire struc-
ure. which was frame one, was wrapped IN
fames The priest IN charge. father bavlgue;
rushed In & save the sacrament, but be had
TO turn and fee for his life. In halt an hour
nothing but bare blockened posts remained.
The flames spread e. the past "a house on
the west aud o fOur-stOry Dick anu tuTee
tw0-stOrv frame uses 90 the east. lie Gu
tire ire department Was called out auu lot a1
least i've hours there was n hard hgnt TOT SUI
premacv The french gradually getnne the
better of the FIRE.
The pa tor = home was thoroughly wrecked.
AMI frame dwellings. occupied by pine
col0red families were entirely destroy ed
The entire loss is Cd Ut -3J.y0i. The cur 10
WAS yaued at $4,000 and was insured Tor
5000.
Tie thermometer registered 4 he.ow zero
and q b gh VIII was blowing. The tremen
suffered intensely with tie cold, some of
them beng btterany encased with ico an
inch tllCa ard which lad 70 be broken Oy
Their comrades 50 that tAey could wax.
ROASTED 20 DEATHISA TABM HOUSE.
KTSrALLsvILLE. ISD.. Jau. 2L-The farm
house of George Myers. near Lere, VS.
burned yesterday. sud Marion Myers.
eighteen year Old. and q brother Of Mrs
NJ ers. named Owens were roasted to death.
Tie other members o. tue family. consisting
OF seven persons. barely escaped with their
lives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

The great Jarbeau tonight and balance OF
the week NJ the Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY %. 1874.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-11-29

of the aid which the Government
should "give. The land, under his
amendment, would not be exempt,
but merely the crop, and the crop
would add greatly to the taxable
value of the land.
The amendment was lost.
Rep. Kamauoha moved to reduce
the exemption to five years.
A long debate ensued on this mo-
ton, and at H:30 AM. Noble Young
moved the previous question, which
was carried.
Rep. Ashford moved to amend by
making the term ten years, to CORES
pond with Section l, with the proviso
that if in the meantime the duty
should be removed, the exemption
should close.
Passed as amended.
The Title and Enacting Clause was
passed and Tuesday set for the third
reading.
The House adjourned at 11:37 A. NJ.