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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03

CnFToS FoRdF, Va, March Especial J.
About a week ago IA bill was framed Tor
amending the present charter OF the town Of
Clifton Forge. The main features of the pro
posed Amendment were the enlargement OF
the corr crate limits OF the town. the provision
for the increase OF taxation. and the issuing
of bonds for the purpose OF borrowing money
with which TO make some much-needed I'M
proyements in the way of grading streets.
putin il. sewerage. etc. Tie bill was sent TO
Richmond. and on Friday passed the Senate.
Aesterday morning. much 20 the regret Of all of
our citizens, u WAS learned that grave doubts
were entertained rs 10 It's going through the
House of Delegates.
Last night about fifteen OF our representa-
tive citizens left for Richmond. who Will 10
before the House committee that has the re-
porting of the bill and present TO the men,
bcrs the claims OF Clifton Forge from a bust
hess standpoint.
The Alleghanies are again covered with
SNOW. 1t Tell here this week TO "a depth OF
twelve inches on "A level.
The coming term OF the circuit court Of this
county will have before il the largest docket
in the history of the county. 10 Is thought
that a special term Will have t. be held some
time later on in the spring in order to dispose
of the business.
Mr.. II. *. Bowles is very sick with erysipe-
las. His mother came from Louisa county 10
his bedside.
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Not Dead. but Sieeptng.

LEXINGTON. Va. March Especial. There
lie q case near Natural Bridge in this county
which Is puzzling the medical fraternity.
Miss Lizzie Whitmore, aged eighteen. a
member Of one of Rockbridge ; best families.
was taken suddenly i'll Saturday morning af-
ter attending a dance Friday night. She grew
rapidly worse until Sunday morning breath
ing stopped entirely only when kept up by
artificial respiration. although the heart con-
tlnued to beat. This kept up sixteen hours.
when the heart apparently ceased TO beat.
giving the body every appearance of Il
corpse. A coffin was ordered from an
undertaken here. the grave dug and
the friends OF the family summoned 10 the
funeral. when TO the astonishment of her
family some signs of life appeared eight hours
after her apparent death. A messenger came
10 Lexington for an electric battery, sum
moned the physicians. and at last accounts
the young lady is still living. These facts are
vouched for by a relative of the young lady
and "a prominent bank official who was sum
moned to the funeral. and was afterwards
notified by telegraph not to come.
The circuit court. Judge Mclaughlin pre-
siding, has been engaged all day giving judg-
ments IN minor cases and hearing the evil
dence IN one Of the damage cases against the
buena Vista Company for injury TO an eIn-
ploye.
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aud maid ~ honor of the bride. The groom
"n,orad ,,i,b MIR Robert :. Jones. his pest
,n.n Iv ,ha aide aisle. They met tne o'lu9
n |" - s"nS honor at the end OF the aisle ana
tho Marty arranged thefusei'eS
chancei Rev. l.. Is. Betty the pas'oI' per
formed the ceremony ID u VIZ, p1r
manner after which tie party III reverse
nlannel =, 49, church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland
49, ~ q o'clock train VIA the Richmond
..'i uanv;llo railroad Tor an extended tour
80 Tho Eastern and Noi thern cities. The
Sallowing is a LIST OF me attendants.
Mr.. Blair Bannis WIN MIS- nylanu o. hlnE
n"ni ueen county. sister of the groom. Mr.
Tr"nmas Ryland with Miss Alpha MANNER.
rnhert Payton with Miss Marion Glass Mr..
Woen Harvey with Miss Lille Lee, sister Of
The ushers were. Messrs. +. D. Johnson.
Jr. b. ). Lastrapes. g. +. Lucado. John NJ.
Qtev. W. :. Jones. II. G. Stokes, George u.
Monroe and DR.. Wilson.
A petition 10 Judge Digcs. OF the corpora
ton court. for alocal option election. ~. lyDch-
burg tins spring 10 being circulated IN ne
city. This is "a surprise 10 many people. Az
the last meeting OF Prohibiti0nists even
strong and pronounced advocates OF the
cause expressed the opinion that 1t was hoI
advisable TO try u campaign this year. 20 lar
as has been learned the circulatOTs OF the pc
tition have not met with very iiattering sue
cess.
Judge Horsly. of the circuit court. to-day
rendered an interesting decision. declaring
void certain judgments against John w.
Bransford. State and city treasurer. In De-
cember, 1888. suit was entered in the corpora
ton court bv LAWYER ". w. Larkin - re-
cover from Treasurer Bransford certain
moneys that had been paid him for taxes
under protest after coupons had been tender
ed and were refused. There were ten cases.
and it was agreed by counsel for both sides
that the decision in one case should govern
in all ten cases.
William Davis (colored). who Is % be
hanged for murder at Tazewell Courthouse
on April Ist. was brought to Jail here today.
The Tazewell jail was so crowded that he
could not be confined there.
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Injurious 70 sheen Culture.

Louisa, Va. March 1.-lSpecial The
heavy snow in the mountains on the 2sth #
February was very slight in this county. With
the exception OF a few days the weather dur
ing the last fortnight could not have been
more unpleasant. The ground now is thor
ouGhly saturated. Many or the streams in the
county have been high. but no serious damage
has been sustained.
The mad dog scare has not visited this
county this winter.
The cold, rainy weather is extremely hard
on sheep, and especially the early lamb bust
ness. Extreme cold weather. il dry. is not
nearly as hurtiul u sheep as exposure 10 the
winter and spring rains. To make sheep hus-
bandrv profitable with any certainty good
sheep barns are as necessary in Virginia as in
New York There are certain times when 1t
is indispensable that they should be housed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03

MARTIN.-Dicd. at Newport News. w., March
lst. y. j. MAhIlN, IN the slXty-seYtnth year CT
rs age.
MOESTA-Died. Tuesday. March ist. Mt u :55
j. NJ. 10 his reaiienco,i 30 east Main street. NJ
II. ". MOESIA. in the fty-trst year Of rs age.
Funeral TOMORROW. February 9Th, a. u A..
~. from zeal Lutheran church. friends
and acluaintauccs OF the amily invited to at
tend.
WEtSrGEK-Died. at his home, Memphis
Tenn F.irrary as. lsQl. IEWIS. son OF viii am
Boiling ami SallIe Anderson Melslger, IN the
twentg-sc}cnth year OF his axe.
SNITUEN-uicl. Wednesday. February -,
isla. at IO.2i j. 3D.. ~ the residence Of 1r. - {.
Smith. Alice. Hanover county Va, Mrs LILA
SMIHFl. in the seventeen wear of her aye.
Blessei are the dead. who lie in the Lord.
Yea. sayefh the spirit, and they do rest from
fleir laDOrs
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NATURAL BrwGE. Va. March Especial.
The people here strongly favor the appropria-
ton OF az least S,0.OJG tor the Worlds Fair.
They also favor Grover Cleveland for Presi-
dent and Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee for Gov
ernOr.
Miss Lizzie A. Whitmore. daughter Of Mrs.
5. NJ. Whitmore and a very highly respected
and popular young lady. died at her home
hers to-day after only two days sickness.
Miss Whitmore was about eighteen wears of
age. She leaves a mother, two sisters and "A
brother
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a Barn Destroyed by Fire.

WHITE STONE, Va, March Especial. l.
Last Thursday the barn OF Captain w. Y.
James, near flut's STAND. with all Is contents
was destroyed by fire. lie had IA fire built IN
ing, and a few hours after. while he
was ou' on the Rappahaunock river. he dis
covered that his barn was on fire. lie real zel
that II was then Impossible TO save il. pe-
SIDE the contents Of the harm he lost two fish
traps. He estimates his loss at q, CO.,. There
was no insurance.
The farmers are busy with their trucks and
the fishermen with their nets.
place.
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A Pastor POuuda1.

GoBDoSsyILLE, Va. March Especial. =
place and their friends gave their new pastor.
the Rev. J. q. Session.. VINO recently accepted
a call TO this congregation. a pounding last
Tuesday evening. They supplied his store
room with "a large quantity of the substantials
OF life. as well rs many Of the delicacles.
Tho Good Iemplars. with many friends IF
the temperance cause. were highly enter
tanned III the Methodist church last Tuesday
evening wit a pub ic address by State Lee
turer Dr. l.. w. Kirby. The house was well
filled.
Bushes Is at a standstill in the town.
caused TO some extent by the Indictment
weather for the past few days.
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Tho Gillian anbinet Crl.l..

NV YonK March "A Valparaiso dis
match SAYS that Minister Pereeira and Bla-
coviel have resigned from the cabinet and
Carlos Walker MARTINEZ has retired from the
Council OF the State.
All three members Of the Conservative
party have likewise left the council. 1t is
generally believed that other members OF the
cabinet will likewise surrender their port
tolios. The coalition ministry. 1t would
seem. under the Prcsi Ient's liberal regime.
cannot attain any sOldity.
The cause of the designations WIS dissatis-
faction with the proposals OF Finance Minis
ter Yergarn TO rehabilitate CAlils finances
and raise her credit in the worlds money
markets.
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Pretty weddinG-A Murderer Jailed.

I~YNcHprRG. Va. March Especial. IA
very pretty wedding took place ut Court
street ehufcn ut 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Dudley Brown
nSIAhn.ahd Miss FANNIE Lee. daughter of our
.ownsinan, Mr.. John a. Lee. Promptly at
t.e nour psined the organ presided over by
Itoiessor "; ,; Adams. pealed forth the
STRAINS OF Mendelsshon's Wedding March.
sno Inc bridal party entered the csntre aisle
OF the cnurch. le ladies' were all sttired in
9owns OF gray faille silk with cut steel orna.
msnts ana carried natural flowers. The bride
.n.sreo on the arm Of her father. and
Wa preceded by Miss Alice Lee, the sister
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Bristol Pnlpits.

BRIsToI. TKNy.. March Especial. Rev.
D. l.. Wilson has been formally installed pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church. Mir.
Wilson succeeds DIR. g.. A.. Caldwell. who was
the church : aston Tor twenty-six years.
The Bristol Furnace Company is In trou.
bic again. Another mechanics lien. this
time for 81 ,3ls, has been filed by q Pittsburg
ga firm IN the Bristol va Hastings
Court.
The people Of the Second Presbyterian
church. who have been for some time with
out a pastor. have decided 10 call Rev. b.. 4.
Pendleton.
Bristol. Va. has succeeded in disposing OF
$4,000 OF her city Improvement bonds.
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:. lao Westprn Metholist Episcopal Con-

o,d il he Western Methodist Episcopal Con-
.arence which will be held in November.
NE iftieth annual meeting of tie oaieni
p;ble Society was held yesterday AFTERNOON.
zen tle following officers were elected ~
the ensuing year: President. Bishop noni
,hsler. Of the Morayian Church: Nice.ILe co.
dent. Few. +. ?. DAVIS of the Presoy r.
Secretiry. G.. T. Pfohl Treasurer, hey. ~;
Clewel. Depository, James T. LinebacR' rDr
rertors Rev. II. A. Brown. Rev; >; u
%rentine. 4. A. Spaugh, L. 4. Pioh' anu ."
". GOslen. xoroaas
The Tobacco Board of Trade here ~ tns
10 have a fine exhibit of the weeu u"
Worlds Fair. ;o, this
Forsrthe Superior Court is IN sesslon and,
week. md Judge Armfeld is being conuning
ed for the manner in which he is transac''Ns
husiness.
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LoyINGsros. Va. eb. 2~0-lSpecial. D.
There has been Tor the last forty-eight hours
q most terrific gale from the north. with Snow
AMI rain. causing all farming operations %
cease for the present. There Is still IA good
deai Of sickness, and many deaths IN
the county. Quite a number OK children have
died from %whooping cough.
Mrs. Thomas Mayer. residing near Jones'
boro, died about a week ago from consump-
ron
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rn.fn,h sufficiently alnn.ch-

WAsHrsa~oN. March p Private Secretary
Halford returned 10 Wash nctol toni M
from Virginia Beach. whittier bee accom- aauitd
the President AID family last Werb. Mr.
Halforl is not such an enthusiastic sports
man rs tine President aud he found @ seashore
resort in the midst OF amidw inter- suoW,torm
rather dull. President Harrison aad FAMILY
will return Saturllv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03

DANyILLE. Va. March Especial. The
hustings court. which viii convene next Mon
day. will have oae OF the longest criminal
dockeis Il has had Tor a long time. though
none OF the cases are Of IA serious nature.
The thirty odd cases that will be considered
are mostly for house treaking and larceny.
Twenty odd cases of this character will cone
before the grand jury.
The market Is still crowded with leaf to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03
MEETINGS.

DOWHATAN CLCR-THE REGULAR
1 monthly meeting of the POwhatan Club VIII
Boz held THIS Thursday EVENING atso clock.
All members are urgently requested To attend,
as matter. OF vital interest to the Club VAL come
The Membership Committee viii NEE. az 100
O'Clock. q. u lf.NSEh, secretary.
PREsroy BELyIS. President. mh BIT
4 CALLED MEETING o. TIE STOCK.
AUOiD RS OF the NlIiGlIASlEEL n
and SLATE COMPANY VIII be- held az the E.
chang nOtel. IN Tie city OF m , on
ICE9DAl APRIL Jln. 1892, AZ llOcl cl 4 VI.
J.E. GAINS.
NH -ss.i5ee.ea.ap.5 aoere any.
NOTICE 40 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
y s -O-S 10 AND AllEL C~OuPANl.-
IN accordance with fhe bylaws notice Is hereby
given that thro ANNtAL INC Of the
Company will Dc held % fhe % hco Of fhe COM
pany. IN birmingham, Ala on MElNES Al.
MAHcu DOB, IS.. ~ % o clock H., for the erection
OF officers and such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
Al such meeting VIII also be considered a
proposition 20 increase the capital stock OF said
com amy and % issue referred stock FOR such
increase, or 20 issue debenture or other bonds
OF the company and 90 secure such bOnds by
mortgage on the property and franchises Of the
company. or on either or on part Of such prop
erty and franchise.
The books for tho transfer Of stock will be-
closed IRON March D. 1872 3 NJ to March H.
fei6tu&th4w Secretary.
THE FIR, ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 SJOCt BOI'ErS J' IHE LRISIOL IN
NESIMENT COMPANY will he held on MON
DAY, March if 1884,, az - o clocA NJ az the Office
of the company IN Skaters building, No. lOOs
east Main street.
BY order OF the President.
fe7-2w HILL MONTAGUE. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF Took
/ HOLDERS Of the RICHMOND OC)MO-
TIVE AND MACHINE WORKS will be held NJ
~. .,-la - sba. a.utrap ny an DNnA March
:. 1872 @. i. JONES.
10 gl-tm7 Secretary.
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MANCHESTER AnvFTrrsrMrSr.

A .sNELLINGs. PRESCRIPTION DRUG.
a. GIsI and dealer in PERFUMEklES
everything usually found in a nrst-olaS drug.
store. Branch ofacs Tue TINES newspaper.
S"-ns. Go aA.leo4er .-rS~" $40 .ill-. ~
Hull street, The lines Cigar and News store.
ocS-tf
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4 GOOD CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN.
Twisb 70 sell ont ono OF the best-paying busi.
nosses in Newport News. Any good. indus
tri0us Young man who does not object 70 work.
with sOme money in hand. can do a thriving
business. Trade already built no. Ny only let-
sons Tor selling L. too Old TO attend 20 10 as wish.
Tor further Information, address
7. A ",
mhi-3t Care =. O. Box 1870. Newport News. Va
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Nem Pre.Ldent ID narlmonlh.

HANOVER. y. H.. March .. Pro. essor Will
liam J. Tucker. OF tho bndoyer Theological
Seminary. has reen elected president ot Dart
mouth College TO succeed President bartlett
resigned.
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Koanoke and southern naIIroad companx.

W~lNsroN-S,IEI. \. c.. March 2.-rSpe-
cial. This city Is receiving congratulations
all around from the lease oil tie Roanoke and
Southern road 10 the Norfolk and Western
Com any. one of the most apprecia.iye i a
letter received here from Colonel A.. =. Butord
OF Richmond. VINO says Il think the acoui-
sltion o. the Roanoke aud Southern railroad
10y tie Norfolk and Western is most lkev
10 turn out IA good thing loI Salem.
! hope 50. \ lew more bold strokes OF enter
pr e and strategy and Winston will be in To
be suspected OF aspiring 10 become the lead
my city OF the state IN wealth and CONNER
cal importance as well as IN pO1uiati M
General superintendent Hlppey and Diyi-
sion superintendent Lurger arrived here to-
day and assumed oIicial charge of the Wins
tou-Saiem diyisi pa.
Rev. j. I. jenkins. o. this city. has accepted
a.call to the pastorate o the Brooklyn Baptist
church, Wilmington. y c. He will enter
ulnn his duties In a few weeks.
Two large and important religious gather
ings are TO be held in Winston-S Salem this
year. The first is the Baptist State Sunday
School Convention, which will hold a three
days session, beginning April lith. The Sec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03

Sir Waiter Raleigh Lodge. 3. Will hold an
omen meeting tonight when all luglishmen
or others interested in the work OF the order
are expected. A nice programme OF music
singing and speaking has been arranged and
a pleasant entertainment may be expected.
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WELDON, n. G. March Especial. The
decision by the Supreme Court of the State Of
the celebrated cases involving the right Of the
State TO tax the Lranch lines OF the Whining
ton and Weldon Railroad Company was filed
Yesterday. Il susta.ns this right. and as O
consequence the taxable property of the State
is largely increased. Halifax c0unty's reve-
nues will be increased about Il 20O. The case
will be- carried to the United States supreme
Court by the railroad company. The question
rests upon the construction OF the cOmpany's
charter.
The county Sunday school convention APP
pointed the following delegates % the state
Suuday-schooi convention, which Will con-
vene at New Berue on the 18th instant. H.. c..
Spiers. W. c. Whitaker. p. r. Lynn. T.. H..
billiard, VI. T. Savage. A.ternates. W. ".
Jones. J. T.. Hunter. K. III. Smith, Jr., w. f..
Daniel. Officers and executive committee
were also elected for the ensuing year. l.. c..
Grady Is president. Julien Gillian secretary,
and j. II. Bachelor treasurer.
Mr.. e. NJ. Collins. one of the most promi-
nent farmers of Warren county. has with
drawn from the Farmers Alliance because Of
It's tendency toward q third party. Mr.. Col
inns has been a member of the order ever
since its organization IN ms county, and an
Influential one. but he will not IN any way
AID n defeating the Democratic party. being
of the opinion that its success Is the best
thing for the Alliance.
isaac Robinson. colored. WAS shot and dan
gerNusly wounded Monday IN the streets Of
Wilmington b. q man whom he does not
know. lie was drunk when shot.
a company Will soon be organized at Wash.
ingtou Tor the purpose OF manufacturing bar
reis for truck. ac. The enterprise is said to
be an assured fact.
There was a light fall Of snow here this
morning. The weather IS cold, raw and
WiuCv.
At Enfield. in Mr.. Jonas Cohen's dollhouse
Is an orange tree with thirty-two ripe oranges
growing upon II.
The Washington branch road Will 10 CON-
pleted IN time 20 move the s%prlngtruck. The
work OF track LAYING Is progressing rapidly.
Chief o. 3 dice Hancock lett his afternoon
Tor ortsmouth 20 take charge OF two negroes
nov under arrest there upon the charge o.
burglary committed ut Rocky Mount. Some
OF The gang already arrested confessed and
implicated these two.
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Miss NJ. Ca rev. Of Dublin. Ireland. niece
of Mr. Philip O'Neil. is visiting tie latter at
his home in Fulton. Miss Carey, who was
educated nj a convent in France. possesses
those rare accomplishments which make the
Irish gentlemen q decided ~fayorlte IN social
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By virtue ola deed 81 trust dated January o..
1891. and recorded IN Richmond Chancery C0ur.
clerks Office in ID. Is. l2 ~ page 3l9. and hy
request OF the beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment of notes thereby 'ecured.
l will sell 10y public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1892.
at O'Clock p. W.. the property described above.
Terms: Cash enough 90 Jay EXPENSES OF sale.
all taxes due and unpaid and six notes. each
for the sum OF $780, and interest thereon from
September q. 1891; October -. 1871. November
-. 1921; December "a 1891; January D. ls2. and
February -. 1892, respectively, tilI paid and 0n
time as 10 thirty-one other notes secured hy
said trust deed each for the sum OF slLO1 all
dated January q, lS,1 and payable ~. 30, 90, a.,
a.. 43. 90. -. 40. g.. Is, 40. sd. ~. -. H. s. 5h 56. 81,
-. ~. go. 81. ~. %. 6, %, 0b, g. and IS months
after their dates resIectively: balance ln cash.
JAMES III. ChENSiIAM,
fe2i-f0t Trustee.
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AUCTION sALES-This Day
By James ". Crenshaw.
Real Estate Agents and A%uctiOneer.
No. II north Eloyenth street.

CHURCH HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y TRUSTEFSSAIF OFTUAT DESIRABLE
FRAMED DWELLING or FIVE ROOMS AMI
LOI, no. 26il I STREET. Fronting NM
TEEN go lEETO TIE NORTH SlDr OF +
WARDLH BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES
SIXTY-FOUk AND IEN-TWELFTHS li 1912
FEEL.
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Weather Forecast.

WAsmyGroy. D.. c.. March 2.-For "
Virginia: Clfuly. followed by fair .
weather. exce.t on the immediate gl00uf
coast: local SHOWS. followed by fair
weather. northerly winis: slightly "
warmer.
Tor North Carolina Far except in extreme
eastern portion. local SHOWS. followed by fair
weather: nOftherig winds; sllgAtt warmer eN-
cept IN southeast portion; stationary tempera-
ture: warmer. fair Friday.
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= ngDTETS
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-WANTED TO RENT, A WELL
L lighted room with power suitable for light
manufacturing purposes. Heated 10y steam.
Conyenientlv located as 10 wharves and rail-
road Address. b.. +. JOHNSON NtO, twenty
sixth and Main streets. Richmond. Va.
au27-thtf
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH 3. 1872
SIM es...........G:3 Moon sets. U.29 p. ~.
sun ts..........6.O Days length...Nh.20m
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pRoFEssoR MALLEr TEsTIFIEs.
A GOOD DAY FOR BAKER.

These were the most important points of
DIR. Mallets testimony. lie fully sustained
the analyses of Professor Jarman. and the
most rigid cross examination failed to shake
his testimony in the least. The prevailing
opinion is that this is the best day Dr. Baker
has had since he was arrested. The expert
testimony will be continued tomorrow morn
ing.
A sensation was produced by the testimony
Of Professors Mallet aud Jarman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-03

lOALED.
STEAMSHIPS Iordon. Castle. New Orleans Lon
don: LaughtOn, New Orleans, HaFre; u 4
Robinson. sow Orleans.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Bertha Dean.
LOADED.
Barge Nereuse, Providence.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship T%anvilie. Bennett. Baltimore, pas
sengers an / general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyi.lc. Baltimore. passengers
and general care.