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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-12

e 20; a and Sd g 50; %. s. %; "a, Sc Is; lod
81 O5; 40d. 81 IS.
NUrs-Aimonds. Tarragons. i7Glsc; Ivicas,
l5d loc: ~alnuts. French. lee; Naples. Ice; Pc
cans. l5c; Brazils, 7dsc. filberts. lie; cocoa
ed nuts, SOD and 25b boxes. i21i3c per n.
ORASGEs-Florida. dull 81 sol IS.
81 IS
PoTGroEs-Irish. barrels. 81 959s 50; sacks,
- 90; seed, 81 5O02 10.
SHor-Easler: drop. 81 IS; drop 70 and
larger. 81 20; buck. 81 80
SGLr-The demand Is moderate and market
duh. Carload lots. CSC {. o. b. Job lots 751SOc
OILs-Market steady; demand fair. Signal
kerosene, .0c; neatsfoot. 5047Sc; machinery
$50 80; hnseed, raw. &3c; boiled, soc; mineral
seal. lSc; hOmelight. lac; guardian. l4c-
SUGAR-Tne market is firm. demand
good. Cut loaf. 5Nc; cubes. SC; powdered
Sc; graduated. 45sc; confectionersi, &c;
standard A. Stsc; white extra c, 4Isc; golden
c, S5sc; yellow, SIC.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia. 2S625c; mar
ket quiet for sugar house at 500 100; Cuba
straight goods. S00S2c; sugar house moIasses.
ToBAcco-Marketq quiet and steady. smoking,
domestic. 22I5c0Si 80; chewing. common,
sound. 23025c: fair. 2S6135c; good, 36G14Sc;
bright, 60Ge5c; fine fancy, l50sOc; extra ine,
81 COOL Is: bright navies, 22@4le-
LUNBER-There is slight improvement
in foreign demand, while for domestic, both in
terror and coastwise, there has been considera-
Bile Improvement, the demand being brisk for
quick deliveries. Market is steady, with some
signs OF advance in prices. We quote:
Easy sizes ..---.....-......... .Sll oODl5 W
Ordinary sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II O09l6 80
Dlffcut sizes. Northumberland. IL UO42o 90
tloorfng ooardS. ...t.. ...........- "a 5UQ22 w
Shlpstuns. .......--....-....-- 10 oVD0 w
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-12
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
1885 bales upland cotton 294 bags sea island
cotton, 1858 bales domestics aud yarns, so sacks
rice. $40 bbls spirits turpentine 20 bbls rosIn 20
bales hides 25 bbls orangos, B. l15 boxes oranges,
bbs vegetables, refrigerators berries, 81
cans shrimp. 30 bbls oysters, 10 bbis rosIn oil.
1913 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New York
so bales upland cotton, 1856 bales domestica
and yarns, 70,500 shingles. 300 bbls rosin, o
bbls spirits turpentine b5.b67 feet lumber. 10
bales hides e bbs fish, 80 bbls oranges, u, 7SS
boxes oranges, $40 bbls vegetables. God boxes
vegetables, 20 bales moss, $50 bbis oysters rs
cedar logs, refrIgerators berries, 10 cans
shrimp i49 sacks rice chaff, 7iS Pkgs mdse.
Per bark Queen of the North [Brl. Buenos
Ayres-I 900 bbls rosiD, weighing 49,. $50 pounda
P shotter Co; l6O,S2o feet p p lumber-Jas q
Ward & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-12

CONSIGNEES
Per Central Railroad. March l1--Moore & J.
Baldwin & Co, Woods q Co. williams &
Co, X Cooper. Dwelle. G & D. Montague q Go,
II ID Conner Co. w w Gordon & Co, M Mac.
lean Co. & Tyson. Butlet q s, II Traub,
Woods. @ & CO, Gregg. & W, n Z Hondsrson e'
d Weed & Co, A Thomas & Co, ] Furber
A Rhodes & Co. NJ So A Byck, Thos Hem
VIM aNisrd Paais s Sssndsp9 9M Mnfe s s0a
Com Go. Jos Kesler j Collins q Co, w Miller
Savannah G & w Go, Warnock & W, Mohr Bros,
Jackson, M & Go, n Boley & Son. Franz q Co.
N terst's Sons 4 Co, Hanley. Armstrong.
Z Sheftall, Shooter Co. Davant & II, J II
johnson, Savannah Plumbing Co.
Per South Bound Railroad, March IFS q
r Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co, Savannah Saw Co.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Baldwin & Co, W w Gordon & Co. w W CHS
no M & Co. Jno Flannery q Co, Woods, q & Co.
M Macean & Co, NJ Y& d Mcintyre FELTON, q
X, Butler & NJ, J Weed & Co. Mcmillan Bros
Guckenheimer & Son, Frank & Co. Strauss q
Popey. Z Kirkland, Meinhard Bros & Co, Prince
Smith, M Boley & Son, NJ Henderson, O
Burke, Eckman q V. Solomons Co, Reppard
Co. Tidewater Oil Co, w McDermid, J Wall
Ellis, Y Il Co, a Hanley, Stults & Co, Victor
Safe & L Co, Z Grady q Son. Lovell's Sons.
Savannah Furniture Co, Parson, A Griffin.
Lindsay & NJ A G Rhodes & Co, ] w Teeple.
Chatham Furn 90, Thos West Co, Wilson q
Der, Smith Bros, Miller Co, Launey & q,
II FOX, w ~ DXonY . w Branch, J B Collins q
Co, L Myers & Co. II Cnempion's Son.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
r Salas & Co. NJ Boley & Son, W Nell & Co.
Ludden & d, M Ferst's Sons & Co. Mary Jones.
A Buckenholz, II Gubel, DR. Parsons, s Seig.
Mrs j Myers. Harness & j. Ehrlich q Bro,
Commercial Guano Co. Mutual @ L 90, Mrs v
Pye. Collins & Co. @ Nj Riley, NJ Y Hem
dersoD.
Per steamship Dessoug. from Philadelphia
A Altmayer Il Co, ID A Altick's Sons, John @
Butler, N Boley & Son, Brush E l. & p Co, Chas
Cox, Chrichton Walker & Co care Watson &
Powers, Cornwel & C,Wm Cannon, Collat Bros.
Crohan & d. NJ Doyle, A Ehrlich & Bro. d v
DAILY. Jno + Freeman. Frank & Co, Il Fitz-
geralS, S Gardner. 8 Guckenheimer & Son, Mrs
b Gordon. A Hanley. II Hesse, NJ ID Hirsch g
Bro. Henry Juchter, Chas X Ladeveze. II
Herman, = Kessler, Lovell's Sons, N Lang.
Lowell & L. Lloyd & A, Lippman Bros. lawson
g. Co, Jno LYONS & Co. S l. Miller care f Cooley.
Mutual Coop Assn. Manning, Herman Miller,
Geo Meyer, McKenna & w, l. A McC rtny, J
O'Brien, Estate j Mcmahon, McGrath a Co.
Norton & II, II Oppenheim q Son. N Psulsen.
w 0ffut & Co, Palmer Hardware 90, Pulaski
Knit Mills. Jno Rourke, Rourke & Son, Paul
Rehenberg, X q ID RR Co, Il A Schwarz. South
Eastern Plaster Co. Solomons q 90. Savannah
Continued ON Third puoeI
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PASSENGERS.


Hughes, Miss Mitchell, Mrs Mitchell. II Brig
ham. ID Jenkel and wife, d Tozier, A James.
Miss Grace Jenkel, y N Donaldy and wife, j T
kBu eh, 1 Guntry Miss Donaldy, ! Warner.
Nine L Desbouillon, J Burtholp and wife. p A
StovaI, @ Warner, O Wheaton, Miss A Whea-
ton. Wheaton, NJ Klein N l. Murphy Miss
NesbiCt. + r. Newhall and wife. Miss Thomas,
Mrs d Purse, Burley, l. Crohan, 8 Tideman,
l. Webster, / X Stetson and wife, Miss Fried
man. Mrs q Coles, Miss S Smith, Miss S Stetson,
Master X Stetson, | Lockwood, M J Boles.
ID M Thayer, Jno Laughlin, Max Caswell, Mrs
Mckay, Mrs McKinnon, Master o Brewer, o
Brewer, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Roddy, Miss Fannie
Brewer, Mrs o Brewer, p N Pendleton, T Field,
ID Taylor and wife, w n Watson and wife II
Brewer and wife, O Mcknight and wife, Miss
Mcknight Miss Schiller, bliss Serick, Mrs w z
Knapp, Miss Knapp, A Trots and wife. r
W Freeman. w Freeman, Miss Ford and nurse.
J A Brewer and wife, Miss X Thomas, Mrs o
Thomas, l. Schelingseo and wife, w Tap
pertois and wife. w Hinchman, s Hinchman,
Mrs Drayton (coD, Miss Drayton (coD Trott
and steerage,
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-W w Hulst, Rev Reilly, Daniel o Cor.
bin, Otis O Corbin, w w Terry and wife, John
Dunn, Mr. Champin, 8 Hanse. + r Noble and
wife, q Clough, Miss Clara Bright, Wm
Strauss. John T Morrisey and wife, T V Cox,
Mrs NJ Quested, Tiuna. O N Bennett, Miss q
ID Bell. Mr. Hustled, II V Peterman and wife.
Miss Peterman. Rev G A Phinney, Harry Lat
timorc. Chas Daniels, Williams, Miss Annie
Mahan, Miss Mary Stanley, Mrs John Brown, &c
Eriedlander and wife, Albert Lutz, G Smith, @
q Spanger and so steeragc
Per steamship H Miller. from Baltimore
Mrs T A Hooper, Miss Belle. Mrs T Drew, H
bucke. j O Henderson. X ID A Bolker, j Z Phil
lips. P L Phillips. NJ Rayne. Wolff, W
Barme, W K Wagner, Jus Milligan, Geo Wood.
M Hay, Geo Schools Paul Radford, Fors
man, III kilroy, Jas Magmore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

WrNsroS-SALrM. y. c., Feb. 19.-ISpe-
clal. l-Congressman Cowles. OF this district.
passed through here today on his return TO
Washington from a visit 10 his family IN
Wilkes county. The Colonel thinks that ths
Free Coinage bill will pass the House, and
perhaps the Senate. Colonel COwles' COM
mittee. that Of Mines and Mining. has under
consideration some important bills, which
will be presented to Congress later.
A suit for SANDER has been entered IN the
courts of Vance county by W. II. Jenkins. OF
Henderson. against two of Winston : tobacco
ware. use men and prominent citizens
Major L. j. Brown and W. Is. Carter. ESQ.
The charge is that the two last-named gentle
men smoke Of Jenkins as the man who skipped
from Henderson with the funds OF the ALL
ance tobacco warehouse. OF which jenkins
was manager. Ntessrs. Brown and Carter DIS
claim any knowledge whatever OF any re-
marks made upon the character OF jenkins.
The whole thing seems 10 have originated
from a conversation among a number OF TO-
bacc, men in Winston mt the time the much
talked-of trial of BurGwyn against Jenkins
was going the rounds OF tie papers. Inc trlhl
is set for next Thursday. and II IS the general
belief here that the charge will be proven en-
tirely false.
John Stanfeld. q young white man, was
arrested at burlington yesterday for stealing
"A horse tuesday night IN keldsNille. lie was
trying 10 sell the animal when captured. lie
confessed the crime and was carried 10 hgcA-
ineham Jail. The young mans conduct
causes general surprise. as he has heretofore
been regarded both honest and industrious.
President George S. Winston. Of the state
University, has accepted an invitationst TO de-
liver the annual address 1T the commeuce-
ment exercises Of Salem Female College this
year.
The trial of Wylde, the bigamist, Is set for
next Thursday in the Guiltord Superior
Court. William Dolphin, of Broomsgroye.
England. Is now in Greensboro awaiting the
trial. lie is a brother Of Wylde's first wife.
The celebration OF Washington's birthday
noxt Monday by the Winston graded schools
promises to he d superb affair. The }. O. 1.
s.. NJ. Forsyth RIiemen and both fire COM
panies will each attend in q body. The first
named order Will present one Of the schools
with a large and handsome American flag.
Winstou-Salem shipped 5000 pounds OF
manufactured tobacco this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

WEST POINT. Va. Feb. 2O.-lSpecial.l-lhe
event of the past week here has been INC
presentation bv home talent OF the comic
opera "PinafOre,' given for the ushehI OF o..
Johns Episcopal church OF TINS place II was
presented at Masonic Hall Thursday evening
70 a well filed house which neited the church
about go. The performance was repeated
10 a fair house ON Friday evening. SO that
altooether the indebtedness OF IT. Johh Will
be largely decreased. r.,
There is talk OF establishing q truit-hasket
and box-mill here this spring. Tho mn VIII
nrerare the Stats Tor making the boxes and
baskets and give out the work by piece 10
snch persons as are willing 10 nail them to-
cether. thus giving employment 70 people
who can work at home as they nud tllne De-
tween other duties. Some four or i've pc .
sons will be employed steadily IN the mil
cutting and preparing the Stats.
Fox K lidor, of Richmond, have Just bought
the famous fishery known as West island
in the pamunkey river, and placed II IN charge
of the Pamunkey Indians, who Will nsh II Tor
the Richmond market.
Messrs. Denmead a Wheeler. who have ar
ranged TO erect "a ship railway here. are get
ting out the piing and timbers therefor. anu
expect 10 DO ready 10 haul out vessels early IN
the season.
Morgan Treat, who was recently hurt by
his horse as described in u previous Issue O:
IHE TINS. is very much improved.
Mrs. S. G.. Jones has taken the old Bland
House and changed the name to Central
HOTEL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
RELIGION VS.. SOClEIY.
CHURcH ORGANS AFTER THE CLohs'
Mi, and Co,ton-Gin Destroyed by fire-An
Old Man Crushed TO w"
toms Birtbday-s. {. News

RArrrcH. n. c.. Feb. 2o.-lSpeciai.l-lne
relicious NEWSPAPERS Of the State seem 10 90
making a crusade upon social orsani@ae'o"'
which is becoming very interesting. OpV"
the heels of the attack of the CHRISTIAN nu-
vocate upon the Raleigh Euchre cluo comes
another plain-spoken assault in the NoiIn
Carolina Baptist. q leading paper OF that ue-
nomination. published at Fayettevile' Inc
current issue Of the Baptist addresses ltseIl 70
the Capital Club of this city and IN the
course Of a very heated attack upon mat III
s~titution, it says:
Society is sapping the foundation OF our
churches The CAPITAL Club. with It's ger
mans" and balls. its drinking and hlgn me ~
the great cancer gnawing at the vltals OF az
piety among our young people. We say ~
with shame that several members OF our
Baptist churches are member OF the Shp,11'
Club. They pay as annual dues 70 this clup
the sum of $50. and in addition pay for sucn
extras as may be called for. Not one OF tneln,
so tar as we know. pay that much
10 the support of their church. Inc rooms OF
this club are connected by an elevator
with q liquor saloon. OF course they nave
their billiards. cards, etc, and "a Whole Hooi
set apart as a ballroom. \ gentleman H.
formed US some time since that II was Ieeu-
lar thing for Young men 20 congresate there
on Sunday mornings and afternoons to drink
and smoke and engage in most indecent con-
versati0n. There the pious young Hhh -
ridiculed. the fast young woman Is olscusseu
and infdelity holds high carnival,
Monday being d legal holiday. all the banks
Of the city and State departments wlll Le
closed. The public schools VIII also take
holiday. 49,
At a late hour last night during the heavy
rain q cabin on the southern suburb oI inc
city cayed in. nearly crushing to death an
va Uas brought 20 the police station of the
affair and the old man was extrcated. but IS
IN "A diving condition. ,
News reached here TO-DAY that the mill and
cotton GIN Of Or. l.. II. Sorrell al Flint, IN
this county. were totally destroyed by FIRE last
night. entaIllng heavy loss upon him. There
was no insurance on the property.
The University Glee Club OF Chapel I'M,
numbering eighteen students. gave a musical
entertainment 10 a crowded house here to-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
clifton Forge Honored.

Cturrov FoRGr, Va, Feb. o. lSpecial.l-.
At the annual session OF the Grand Lodge OF
Eniolts of Pvtbias. iust held III leesDurg,
Clifton FORGE was very highly honored. In
organizing tie regiment Of tie uniform rank
~ that order three OF tho officers of the regi-
ment are Clifton Forge men. they being 4.
Collins TAYLOR. major: DR.. K. S. Wiley, sur
eeon. and Rev. +. w. McCrakle, chaplain.
This speaks well FOR our town.
President ingalls, and General Manager
Stevens. of ..the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way. snent Thursday night in Clifton Forge.
A committee waited upon Mr.. ingalls, IN re-
gard 10 the stopping of trains at the Clltton
Force depot. IL will be remembered that
according TO a report in THE TINS of a few
DAYS 400 the new schedule published by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company prohibited
all but the local trains from stopping at the
old town. Mr.. Ingalls, assured the committee
that the matter would be remedied at once.
A new depot will be erected IL the Ola
town Jointly by the Chesapeake and ONO
and the town. costing not less than s6.OoU'
This will be for the convenience Oh Union
Forge.
Work will soon be begun on the erection OF
O new Young Mons Christian Assoclal'Oh
building. The structure will be OF BRICK ana
will cos, from $40, 900 TO $4,000. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company gives So'uoO 10
wards tho erection Of the building.
Work of all kinds is progressing steauly III
this place and vicinity.
Messrs. Bowling. Spots ~ Co., OF Stauh'
ton. will open Il wholesale Jeweiry mousse mere
the lst of March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Fredericksburg Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Feb. 20.-Mr. John
T. Hancock has been elected a delegate 10 the
Funeral Benefit Association, which meets IN
Richmond Monday. February I'D, and will
also take part in tho parade in your city on
that day OF the Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics as tho representative OF the
lodge in this city.
Mr.. William Berry. n respected farmer OF
Stafford county, cut his foot very badly u few
days ago while cutting wood on his farm near
Iceland and is now confined 10 his room.
Mr.. Walter -. Tyler has returned home
after an extensive business trip through the
South in the interest OF the Progress Machine
Works of this city.
Mr.. John &. Stewart, formerly Of Stafford
county. nov of Carlo, Mexico. is visiting old
friends IN this section.
Mr.. Julian Mason, son of Mr.. W. Roy Ma
son. has accepted a position Us reporter for
the Trade. a commercial paper published IN
New York city.
Mr. j. II. Robbins has been appointed
postmaster at Broadwater, Northampton
county. vice @, 4. Westcott. deceased.
Mr.. John I. knight has been elected a del
egate 10 represent fredericksburg Lodge IN
the Grand Lodge Of Knights OF Honor. which
mttts IN Roanoke March lsi. Nr. Isaac
hirsh. grand trustee. will also attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

HIS GprAr SELF. Ty Marion Hsrland. J. +.
IippincOtt Company. Philadelphia. FOR sale
by West, JohnstOnA Go.
This work ID Of special interest 10 Virginia
readers. 1t is dedicated ITO Major and Mrs.
Drewrv in affectiOuate memory OF the happy
DAYS spent under that ancient roof, and in
acknowledgment of valuable- assistance re-
ceived from host and hostess in the collec-
tion OF material for the chronicle. The
story gives a charming account OF lie
IN Idewater Virginia in Colonial days.
There are strong contrasts OF characters. the
principal being Colonel Byrd. "A man OF
brilliant wit. of high culture and the richest
hunOr. a Nirginian Of Nirglnians. and the
perfect flower of his time" The old family
home of ''Westover' and It's Colonial owner
IS well described. while the career of Eve
lvue.n who died OF a broken heart. is most
pathetic. The book is well written and should
be read throughout to be enjoyed.
DIR. ZELL ASn THE Princess CHARLOTTE. A
Narrative OF JheOsophical aud Occplt In
teresf. BY Warren Richardson. J.. habis x
Co., New York.
This is a psychological novel Of peculiar in
terest. Protesting 10 deal with the deepest
mysteries OF Occuitism. IL IS at tho same time
fascinating in incident. dramatic IN It's sltua-
tons. .full of new and striking conceptions and
eliminates with adaring denOuement OF great
originality. which seems 10 develop naturally
from facts and phenomena familiar 10 selen-
lists. 10 illustrates the influence OF hidden
forces upon human affairs. Such topics as
VIII Power, Astrology, Hypnotism. Theo-
sOphy, Spirit Lie. etc. are interviewer
with the plot and will add greatly
70 its interest IN the estimation of the curious.
Part Second contains what has seldom been
attempted in any noyel-the details OF life in
o rOYal palace of Germany. Ine book is CAP
tivating IS a tale OF actual life. and is perhaps
one OF the most instructive and suggestive
works concerning occult mysteries ever
offered 10 the public in the form OF romance.
The style Of the writer IS pure and felicit-
Gus.
Aunt PATTys SCRAP BAG. BY Caroline Lee
Hentz. T.B. Peterson d Brother. Philadel-
phla.
A story full Of quaint saving and homely
advice OF Southern character.
ONLY HUNAS. py John Strange Winter. J. j.
Llppncott Company. Philadelphia.
An interesting novel bringing out the story
OF two London families and showing how q
great wrong was committed and finally re.
paired.
IHE RUrLlME AND BEAUTIFUL. BY Edmund
Burke. 7. J. Collier. New York.
TIL organ at st. Paul's church. this city,
has beeu thoroughly tuned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

to choose %~Sm Ss1a,ssf': to attorney To- and for city
sergeant. ,a,e q. Harrison Smith
Tho remains Of the ds here isss today from Kan
s sss c esps'i No.. 70 where Mr. Smith died We'd
nesday night NJ Zion colored Bap-
them sis' s? 3 81; I IN 5s%5SPs'' & uSl; ssiS5; q 11 isi,s ' s'a5s'
him OF iain;ots and lying to sustain his
ment 90 'e and Of running of with certain
sna.Ss belnnping TO the church.
'"pp"nbinson's departure seems to have been
final. poucock d;ad lota ves.erdav
IN in this county. lie was in his eight
nth wear. and death resulted from paralysis
Tia wife survives him. His funeral Will &C
cmy tomorrow. and burial in the family
c,ornds at Rockland. Colonel Bowcoc was
a prominent Wing. several times n member oil
the Legislature, for nearly forty years q JUS
tee of the peace, and always a loader IN MS
section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
UNIVERSITY BASEBALL.
FINE TEAM FOR THE sEdSOY or '1@.
Reminiscences OF BY-Gone Days-Prospecss
for the Future-Fine Schedule OF Games
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Athletics.
Wahoo Yah; Wnhoo Wah,
Uni Y. Virginia.
Hnrrah. Ray; ffurrah, Ray,
Raw. Raw L. '. A.
Id STUDENTS

III > ~ " -
of the seventies still
recall the painful
emotions awakened
at tho University by
one Sykes. a pitcher
Washington
and Lee. with the
first curved ball seen
In these parts. Tho
home nine. one by
one. advanced t0the
bat and famed the
air. and then hud-
died together in
amazed and gloomy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

OFFICE r the MUTUAL LITE Insurance Dnr.
yANy OF NEW AORK. january .l I.II
Att meeting of the Blari of Trustee. nf IS
Company. held ON the 23i daf Nt Ie.em ar.
ultlmo the undersigned Wer. APPOINTED
n Committee 10 examine tho aunga. .faf..
ment fOr the year ending Decent r I I~
and 10 verify the same hy coma arson Ffs
the assets of the Company.
The Committee have carefully Ior.0rue. no
duty assignee tO them ami hereby cerI. '.t
the statement Is I'm all particulars c.ue.. ..
that the assets specified therein arc H possess.
sion of the Company.
In making this certificate the Comm t.a. .e1r
testimony TO The high character of ODE invest.
mcnt, OF the Company and expires. t.0.r a..
PROBATION Of the system. order. and s.e.r..s
with which the accounts and voucher. lave
been kept. and the business m genera Is
transacted.
N. &. vow POSI-. LOILeI ~Ih III.
GEORGE BLISS. Oh. HrNkIiN
JTLIFNT DAVIES. D.. G.. ROBINSON.
JAMES g.. HOLDEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

WILSON. \. c.. Feb. ~ls.-lspecial. To
night the Rev. Sam Jones lectured - q very
large audience on Get There lie WAS at
his best. aud his lecture WAS well received.
The term # the superior court, which has
been IN session here for a week. was adj urned
Yesterday for two or three days on account of
the death Of Judge Brvan's sister.
Preparations are being mado 20 bring Evan
gelist ". T.. Fife here to begin a revival. 10
IS understood that March 18th has been de-
ermiuel upon as the date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Death of Miss Pattle Lee.

FAEMynLT. VA. Feb. ~2O.-lSpecial. j.
Miss Pattie Lee. who had been sick so long
with the fever. at last sGccumbs 10 the dis
ease. she having died here to-day. She was y
student ct the Normal School. having entered
upon her studies there met September at tho
commencement Of the session. Her mother
has been at her bedside all during her i'll
ness. Her remains were taken 70 her home,
near Lexington, to-day. accompanied by her
mother and sister. who also attends the
school, and Mr.. Is. NJ. Cox. of the Normal
School.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

consultation. what was the matter WIN
that c~onfounded bally' The best oatters
brought every nerve and muscle into tense
ana anxious readiness. Stern and watchiul
eyes gazed upon the contortions If that
pitcher. The ball LETT his hand. QUICK 70
meet il came the bat. Alas. 1t WASH lheIo.
equally matched. the game closed twelve 70
nothing in favor of Washington and Lee a
sad. unwholesome skunk After the game.
aud IN the midst of tie social potation9 MAJ
ensued. an impulsiye and somewhat biouious
Washington and lee student contded TO- q
University friend the great secret. lhe pau
curved" What nonsense. 1t could not De
Learned professors We're consulted ana tney
promptly denounced the tale AS a monstrou5
hoax. and yet there stood that skunk I'M
explaine1. and students shook their heads.
went of into back lots, twisted themselves
into bow-knots and hurled balls at one
another from every angle that the human arm
can assume. And now. TO-DAY. tie hoy mat
cant curves ball is no good he "lsn tm"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

CrARLrs CRY COURTHOUSE. Feb. 19.-lSpe-
cial. Work has been commenced on q large
backward in the lower end Of this county.
the second started in this county IN the last
eighteen months. Both Of them are operated
10y Norfolk firms.