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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-03
yanderbiits Get the New England Road.

NEW YORK, March The statement is pos
itively made this evening that the Vanderbilt
interests have obtained control of the New Eng
land road, and that Mr. Twonbley will succeed
Corbin as president. 1t is understood Charles
Parsons and the Boston directors, between whom
and Corbin there has been dissension, have
formed an alliance with the VanderbiIts for the
purpose of ousting Corbin. The latter short
time ago purchased the holdings OF Bostwick
and became president of the New England. He
will probably make q big profit on the deal. but
the present move means q heavy loss in prestige
for him.
Vice-President Webb, OF the New York Cen
trai. and Mr.. Parsons said tonight there was no
foundation for the above rumors. Chauncey
Depew very gently penied the report, but
added:
do not say that the members Of the Wander
bilt family may not interest themselves indi-
vidualiy in the New England road. The New
York Central does not want it.
The Tribune this morning Gays: DR.. H. Seward
Webb. son-in law OF the late W. II. Vanderbilt,
has consented to accept the presidency of the
New England road. This, the Tribune says, Is
quite independent OF the Vanderbilt interests.
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the Democrats regarding it. He answered: ~
am new senator and have not been able to dis
cover that the Democrats have a policy about
anything" When asked If lie would vote for
the free silver bill if it should before the
Senate. he said be would not cross that bridge
until he came to it.
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CURE OF PNEUMONIA.
William A. Sawyer, Hess road, Niagara county

y. Y, says:
about year ago / was taken with a severe
pain II both lungs / was first attacked with
violent chill, then a dreadful pain, and then
cough accompanied by considerable fever Ii
looked very much Ike bad attack of pne,,-
nCnis. \ friend of mine procured five All
COCK PLAsTERs. one he put under each arm
one under each shoulder blade and one on nv
chest close around my throat. In few hours
TIE cough ceased, the pain gradually abated,
and broke out in proiuse Precipitation. ! fell
into a profound sleep. aad the next day was
almost well. ! wore the plRsters eIght DAYS
afterwards, and have never had any trouble
since
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Oklahoma Is for Harrison.

OKLAHOMA CRY, March 2-The territorial
Republican convention today selected Governor
seay aud B. W. MarQuart delegates 10 the Re-
publican national convention, instructing them
to vote for the denomination OF President Har-
risou.
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Going to Nominate Blaine Anyhow.

NEW YORK, March 2-According to the
worlds Washington City correspondent there is
movement on foot looking TO the nomination
oil Blaine at Minneapolis despite the letter he
mas written. Some of the most prominent Re-
puolicans in the country are said to have en-
listed in
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Fines; imported and domestic cigars at Ne
vada cigar store. W. L Mcdonald, 109 Front
street.
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p,..,a.n, o..e. Interviewed.

p,.,, ,xr, Ms-eh TT + oakes. president a
- -, 49, Pacific railroad, arrived here this
Ssssninf rom California on his way to the
1ss-d. In an interview oake. said the No:ts-
= -. but not 50 mneh as last He iurthsr
p " "a, the Great Northern has a hall inter
~ fhe Union Pacidcs parity constructed
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Hni Afraid to Talk on silver.

WAsHISSToN CITY, March senator Hill was
asked II he knew what was 70 be the policy OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
p.oI.d In "a stnokesfack

A,r,.vpRIA. Va. Feb. G.-W. c. Mitchen'
vol. TODD farmer OF Iallspoosa coust
Ala came here few days ago 10 nv
."Coionel William T. Brady" OF New oiA'
having an appointment with nm 10 eAcnan-
T200for Il 900 in green goods ineS H,o .
made a night OF IT, and Aitcne'l "
persuaded 20 90 on 10 New J OK 70 h'' '"0
.l,O0l. ...-odrcod
In the metropolis Mitchell was introduces 60
10 sundrv very interesting persons one ~.
whom. called Henry A. DOOlcv u pei
dude" and represented h be bank CASHIER
took him about town and spent suhuIS !
bills 10 show him how readily they "ou'"
pass. IL e.o;re,
Farmer Mitchell was delighted, ana goihs
70 "A third story room IN Barclay-stree' Oui l
ing he exchanged his 800 for Vaise SUP,
posed 20 contain s 900 in green soou9'
with which be hurried out OF town; a.,
Arriving here again be carefully ma W. W.
valise in the smOkestack If "a dilapidated co
motive in the Richmond and Danvil;e yar9
and then went on spree. After ne nau
''p.ne broke he went 10 the YARD once
towards midnight tod the story OF ms nidae1
wealth and got some CLERKS 20 help nm ma
it The valise WAS found. and IT was 80 Sc
curely locked that no key would open IL. inc
lock was finally forced, and inside were SIX
packages. each with a bright new, genuine Il
bill Oh top of ninety nine pieces OF green pa
per -. A.
Farmer Mitchell has returned to his Ala
bama home to repair his fortune by honest
Labor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

PULASKI. Feb. Especial. County court
has been in session during the entire week,
and most OF the term has been occupied IN
the trial Of an unlawful entry and detalner
case in which a very small amount was IN
yOlyed.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Swansea Land and improvement COMPANY
which was held on the I'd instant, casI
dividend Of per cent. on the entire capilhI
stock was declared. Officers for the ensuing
wear: J.. $. Calfee. president; Charles /.
Palmer yice-president j. +. Moore: secretary
and treasurer. Colonel George W. falinei
attended the meeting. M
Numerous inquiries are being made with
reference 10 the farming lands in this section.
Work on the Peak creek wall Is being
pushed vigorously night and day.
Our private houses are now being furnished
with water direct from our new reservoir;
The supply is clear, pure palata0le and
abundant.
The death of the Kent bill in its infancy
gives great satisfaction to the people Of Pu-
laski.
Dora furnace will 90 in blast on the 1st Of
April. Quite village is gathering about It.
More than one hundred families are reading
THF TIMES daily
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Laying a New Railroad Track.

WELDON. y. c.. Feb. Especial The
work of laying tue track On tho Washington
branch of tie Wilmington and Weldon rail
ROAD began day with force of 1850 convicts
from the pententigry. The entire grading
has been done and tracb-laylng will begin
from tho northern end at the junction with
the Albemarlo and Raleigh road and the
Greenyille branch. The Washington branch
Is twenty-four miles long. and when com
peted the Atlantic Coast inc system will tap
nearly every important point in Eastern Car
DINA, opening up 10 the markets OF the coun-
try tho oyster and fish interests of Pamlco
sound aud the immense grain land trucking
region OF the coast counties. There is only
one place not now reached by the Coast Line
New Berne and that will soon be reached 10y
line of steamers which VIII be put on by the
company from that place to Bells Ferry. a
station on the branch road this side OF Kin
stOn
With these connections made the Coast
Line will have n superb system in the eastern
portion OF this State. and II is stated that 10
VIII not be necessary t. build any more
branch lines for long time to come.
The new portion Of the Fayetteville short
cut will be completed to-day, making the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

II is delightful recreation, sometimes. 70
roll back the curtain OF time and take retro
spectIve view OF events, ideas and manner
isms of long ago. and 1 WAS much amused a
few days ago ut fac simlle copy OF pro-
eramme which was used. / presume Just
after the now cultured Bostonian landed al
Plymouth Rock.
After giving the selections TO be rendered.
which included O worldly fOur-part songe'
and we laft tune. Old Hundrede,' the fol-
lowing lnlunctiOns are stated.
Ie casse will stop singing some minutes. II
so be We singers may reobtain they're breath
and We younge meme may have an oppor-
tunitie 10 aske We young women such as they
wante 10 20 home with VINO Is proper.
All those vino are 81 blessed as 20 have
gcode luuges and religious training are eX-
pected 10 stande up. and Lelpe sing ye Taste
lynne M
An We eoode folkes who bring fennel will
please nut We stakes IN they're pockets.
Ne olde ladyes Whole foote stoves need
fresh Goals can have them retlled at habOr
Blossoms Whole women iolhes Will have q
biz fire on purpote.
ANY who go 10 this concerto may as well
be AZ Sc meetng-houie 40 O'Clock as ye
singers VIII begin 40 that time.
Pers rs wh doe come % they're owno wagons
can hilele they're hOr-es under yf eledle
around We corner 70 Squire ho'brlohes.
re singers Will bring SO tune looks and
slippery elm tJr Sc voice.
foratmurn ai ve youlge women are shame
faced. ye young men are desired 10 LOOK aHai
whenever they SINCE.
Undue lev.ty Will be mentioned from SO
pulpit On ye next Lords lave.
A lvste of ye singing class. tO-Wt-e Iymlst.
Jonathan "Ialkmuch' Parsons.
Women Singers -HopNban 0ndrum tter
Smitbers. Miriam Jordan. Peace and HOPE
Slinmen. Nancy Ewing Comfort Careful
rhrottle Katrina am lassel Hope on ye
Face broadcast she that WIS = Go.denough ,
Fxperlence Dimock from Slumber illeI .
MARGARET Anders ID. Maiuua Hgganb0tlam.
lYe names Oh ye Others are omitted at their
request. thys being their first appearance tc-
fore the puOlck.
Men Singers John Slowboy, john AndeI-
SON Hezekiah Perkins John Marsh,
Nebuchadnezzer. Hercules. Jeremiah New
come. Deacon Plumberton. AOsalom Beeler.
Miraculous Ordinary lbenszer ~unhghte,
Pythagoras Pharo Dolttle, le.shazzer Jones.
Harpsichorders aad fiddlers Goliath
Str.kesrrincs. Biidal Smalun. Phaander
pushbow. EmpedOcles Puienuack. Mlrandi
Weakness.
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Coast Lines short cut 20 Florida OH accom-.
plshed fact. though II il understood thhe ~
will be about thirty days before the ne" PM PM
of the shortcut will be opened tor tra'o' "
freight traffic ,lotad
When the Washington branch IL c9nP,se es''o
il will give the Coast Line s.otai roaI Ia in
OF .22J miles. OF which 65i miles VIII 10 -
North Carolina. ,s Moth
People living in the upper portion OF No ,ndi
ampt0n county are anxious 70 nav IT, ~ ,rocl.
rebuilt from Hicksford 20 Castor; a. Zoo.
was torn up some years ago WIZ - r.
land was president ofsthe PeteIsDu,-l Since
which the CASTOR branch pelVn r-s.;li.ies in
then there have been NJ rallr NJ - cri
that neigh borhOOd The roauu"n -. ,vas
verts are still in good repair; AZ 7'I Tee,;sla-
made during the session OF the NJ :. faiIei.
ture 10 have this road rebuilt. DuV ~ - - roc,
Two deeds II assignment were ilieu lot by
istration at Halifax Friday. Qhe 'nI1n;ol Of
Isaac Leyv Of Enfield. and >. .. - 1bout
Halifax. is named as trustee. ASSETS arr 49,.
$4,000. liabilities greater. The Olhei WI
made by Lawrence a. Edwards, OF A.
Neck who assigned TO II. Nj. johnston. ii
sets are not known. labihties ely 80
nj Sl5O00 Both of these Ialiu i3.s forred
caused by inability O. collect pins hJ,ora ia
creditors are named IN ooth ueeN,. ~ Mr.
an unusual complication IN tno - .bot -
Levy In il claimed by certain party ~ .
rrior doe of ASSIGNMENT had been Maue io5
his benefit but tho trustee OF the secoIa
deed il in possession Of the property anu "
LEGAL fight will doubtless result I'D. Al
Mr.. J. N. Mewborne Of LenoIr county oir Ar
lance lecturer for lhs district wiz ue,'iv
addresses in this county as los'GG' l9otr,ary
i'tb. Scotland Neck February Goth. and Hob
dood March list. Mr.. Mewborne was the
Democratic candidate for Congress n t l..i7
district in $3.50 and it is rumored that he Will
seek the nomination this year. lie WI ny .1.e
several competitors for the honor Oeiore 'Ho
HE Rev Baylus Cade, at one time editor
IF tbe Progressive Farmer the state organ OF
the Alliance. and who resigned that position
because he was opposed to the ub-lreasury
bill. has been called to the pastorate Oh inc
Baptist church at Edenton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

ABINGDON. Va. Feb. Especial. The
store of J. G.. Kreger, occupied 10y. D. Yer
million, took fire this morning and the entire
stock of goods was DESTROYED. either by ire
or water. The building was an old frame
structure and very dry. The family Of Mr..
Vermillion were living in the store ana were
saved by the assistance Of Mrs. Nidermaier
who lives on the opposite side Of Main street.
As sool as she saw the fire she ran out III the
street and threw rocks into the windows untl
the family were awakened. Ii is not known
how the fire originated. The stock Of goods
was insured for 81 900, which will about cover
the loss
w. A. Stuart of Fix Garden. Va, died very
suddenly in Philadelphia, Pa. last night,
where lie had gone for treatment for the
throat He was one of the wealthiest men III
Southwest Virginia, his life being insured for
$50 600. j. J. Stuart. one Of his sons. lett
Abingdon for Philadelphia this morning.
Mrs. Amelia Patton. widow Of the late NJ.
T. Patton. died at her home near Vance 5
Mill to-day at IL O'Clock. She has been an
Invalid t, 7 several years. She leaves six chill
dren, the youngest little boy ten years OF
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su,, AGAINST a Mineral Company.

Tv,xuoy VA. Feb. Especial. l-Deposi-
.ions in "a suit now pending in the circuit
oo,,rt of this county. in which s. c. Batemau
oDd wife are the plaintiffs aud the New River
MINERAL Company is the defendant. were
taton Yesterday and are being continued to-
Ia in this place This suit is being closely
followed as il is a test suit The New River
Mineral Company. which has larg, iron
furnoce here. has for some time been wash
inc their ore near the head waters OF certain
small stream which makes its way TO the river
near here. through the midst OF our town
and along our principal thOroughtare. ana IN
conseouence of the vast quantity OF mud ana
sediment deposited in the main street and on
residence and business lots adjacent to II
there has been considerable feeling stirred up
over the matter.
The company neglected their ferry and
damaged the county road here u such de-
gree AZ t. get several indictments lodged
against it by our last regular grand jury
Justice of the Peace Heuser. VINO was snot
a few nights since. and who went TO Nythe-
Vile for surgical attention. has returned to
Ivanhoe somewhat improved. but sun on
crutches. II is said that rs soon as practlca-
BILE Squire iieuser will have an investigation
of the whole affair made.
The case of the Commonwealth against H.
G. Allen. a special police officer. who was
CHARGED with shooting one Copeland few
davs since. was called IN Squire Buntz s court
and the prisoner waived examination and the
case was sent 10 the grand Jury.
The Rev. Mr. Mcpherson. pastor in charge
Of this circuit of the NJ +. Church. South.
ia conducting a series at meetings here at the
nj. T.. church. in which great interest i
being manifested.
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Randolph Macon College Notes.

ASHLAND. Va. Feb. s.-lSpeciall At the
last meeting of the Washington Literary So
clety there were elected those who are 10
serve at the annual public debate and al the
commencement. The annual public debate
of the Washington Literary Society takes
place on the second Friday night III April.
and that of the +. l.. ). on the third Friday
night of April.
The officers elected for the Washington
Literary Society public night are for pres-
dent. J.N. Latham First Vice. j. H. Ander-
son; Second Vice. j. Il. TAYLOR Marshals: A.
G. Ray. r. ID. Hyde. r. furgusson; Orator. l..
w. Fason. Debaters: 4. NJ. Jones and S. C..
Hatcher Affirmative; q. n. Jones and II. IL.
Sherman. negative.
Those elected 10 serve upon commence
mont are as follows First Orator, J. n.
Latham. Second Orator. j. X. Jollin: Presi
dent. L. NJ Jones. First Vice Fason. Second
Vice. Zimmerman Marshals, G.. Pitcher, w.
A. Peterson. G. 4. Workman.
Dlr. /. W. Eason was elected as the repre-
sentative Of the College at the State orator.
cal contest to be held IN June at the Uniyer-
sty OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

The friends of NJ George Remsen Hates
and Of his father VI Joseph ". Kate, VIII
hear with profound regret of the death Of the
first named gentleman in New York. lie had
been in that CITY FIR some years engaged in
the electrical supply business, and short
time ago was Frustrated with the grip. Pneu-
monia followed close behind that nsdi us
disease and death resulted.
Young Hates was only twenty-s.x years Of
age and was model man. He wa steady and
true an active mem er OF the .unc Men S
Christian association and what adds sIe-
cial pathos % his untimelv taking od.
he expected in few months 10 have mar
RED charming young lady of brooklyn. to
whom be had been engaged for some TIN e..
His father. Dir. Joseph W. Hates resides
in this city and Is superintendent OF the
Postal Telegraph Company. lie also has
many friends, all Of whom extend to him and
his stricken family their sincere synpatlles
The remains will be brought 90 Richmond for
interment. Notice Of the funeral viii be
given hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
West virginia for cleveland.

C4.RrrsroN. w. Va. Feb. 7.-Governor
4. b. Fleming is non-committal, but believes
that any Eastern man who may ne nJll,' ti w.
by the party for President VIII Ue ele0'ou d.
far as this State Is concerned. Ill.,
- Secretary &c OF State W. A. Ohlley Is thor
ough.gong Cleveland man and Is very very a .ilA,
ious to see him nominated rs g CON- ce e,.,,
IS State Auditor p. F. Duffy is for Cleveland,
but quite reserved in his talk as 70 the Oes'
Warner Thompson Is for Cleveland.
General b. II. Oxley. commander OF the
State militia is for Cleveland
State Bank Examiner Charles ". louhS Is
outspoken for Cleveland, and believes that a
delegation will be sent from this state IN
structed for him.
state Librarian Charles Hogan Is strong
Attorney-G General O. W. Cook says that he
wants t. vote for Cleveland. but will vote for
Hill if nominated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

LrNAH. VA, Feb. Especial. A furious
snow storm ragged throughout this county
yesterday from the northeast. The high
wind which attended the storm carried Tie
snow into large drifts and in some places the
roads are impossible.
A dispatch from Hamilton Wednesday
morning stated that Robert Brown. the eldest
son of lardley i. Brown. editor of the LOU
doun Telephone, was dying OF typhoid-pneu-
mOnla
1t is stated that Rev John J. Baille. who
has resigned his church in this county. will
locate in Detroit. Mich.
The public school at Arcola was closed this
week on account OF the prevalence of scarlet
fever among the children in that section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
THE STEAMSHIP AFLOAT.
BAPTIST MINISTERS ASSOCIATION.
Or Owen, OF Lynchburg, Thought to DO
Dying-Dcath OF "a Wealthy 'ih1en Oh
RockbrIdgc Virginia Affairs.

Nonvo,x Y, Fob. s..-lSpecial. The Al
len line steamer ashore at Cape Henry was
soated bv the Merritt Wrecking Company
YESTERDAY evening at o'clock. A part OF her
cargo had 10 be removed before che could %
nu,led from tho bar The vessel was not
damaged and she proceeded on her way -
Baltimore -,
Tho Raptist Ministers Association heia
meeting in the frocmasOn-streeV iDai -
churcn this morning and passed Iesolua,o,,
favorino certain reforms IN funeI"l V'i -,
iole The ministers are opposed 20 49,, Hs"'y
.,.,,ir., many flowers or carriages and iaNot
only one uastor conducting the serFltses. ~
vceolutions were submitted 10 the Me1Ho ,1,,
,oipisters' meeting to-day and Will nc ~,
sidered by them. IL j. tb0ugh' ,tD-..isoS;s.s
will receive the indorsation Oh the "''''V
also. ,.. aorvicee in old
(, PanI's church Yesterday morning ~ ~
n'ciocI This church has been ciOseu io' So'-
eroi months during which time ~ "a9 80 80.
tboroughlv renovated and remoue'0H a. -
~ about $4,000 The restorht,9,u - 80. Wy 49,.
nor was artistically treated Dy n.i. - -
distinpuished New YORK de"0I"'of, VI" w., 10; -
10 tbis old house of worship, lOuhdcd III
zoo no ~ tho most beautiful modern
h,,.o,'os IN tho State. Besides various other
improvements which were nauo WIZ ~
church was being repaired, new organ W.
,,,,rcbas"d AT a 81 If q, 100. 1t was made
b,' Ronsevelt of New York Az the services
vssterdav Bishop Randolph delivered an MS
torical enitome Of the church. after whlch ne
sdministered the night Of confirmation 10
Ibe house was packed TO its utmost capacity
s,d hundreds were unable 10 get standing
~ooro within It's sacred walls.
The committee who had the restoration IN
CHARGE were Messrs K. II. Baker. Caldweii
Hardy W. r. Irvine. Adam TredweH ana
Rev II. ID. Tucker. the rector
Judge Brooke has granted charter 70 the
Tamberts Point syndicate: capital stock
not loss than $4,000 nor more than S5OOOO;
The purposes for which the company 10 formed
are 10 purchase. hold and sell real estate: All
of the corporators are residents OF Baltmore
except Hon. Barton Myers and T. NJ. hiilan'
who resile here
Rev. s. II. Harrison. Of Glade Springs, Va.
who has been conducting services at the
First BAPTIST church for the past two weeks
closed his meetings last night. About one
hundred persons have been converted uhuer
Mr. HarrisOn's preaching. ..,;os
A coored man from Norfolk county appieu
70 the clerk Of the Norfolk County Court thls
morning for license TO carry pistol es-
uecalv when he came TO the city. lie was
informed that there was no such license
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09

FARMvuLE, VA. Feb. Especial. Sew
eral prominent citizens including Mr. A. r..
Nenable DR. and Henry Stokes. have gotten
bill of Injunction granted 10y Judge Wiz.
of Richmond, restraining the board Of super
visors OF Prince Edward county from extend
ing further aid 10 the Orange and Koysville
Railroad
Last Sunday when the flames were con-
Stunning the building OF Major Hooper, occu-
pied by Mr.. William III. Nestle 900 in gold
was being melted in the fire. Mr. Nestle says
be did not wish TO make 1t public until he
had recovered the metal, but at last accounts
he had not found any OF il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
sheep Afflicted with Hydrophobia.

Snow fell here Yesterday to the depth of Gig {
inches. This morning it is clear and very cold
There is great dea! of sickness in this
place and the surrounding country. Two
deaths this week Miss Mary Barnett and
Mrs. James Loving.
Good labor is very scarce and the farm
crops.
In the Pamunkeyand Orange Spring neigh
borhood good many old people have died
from the grip and quite a number are still
sick
Mrs Hulda Coleman, Of the Springs. has
lost many sheep with hydrophobia. and 1t is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-09
4 Mad-Dog Srnre.

FREDERICKSBURG Va. Feb Especial. T.
Rev. A. 7. Saunders. recently m ssiOuary TO
Greece. now stated supply at Alexandra. has
received unanimous call 10 the pastorate OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church OF this city. 1t is
not known yet if NJ Saunders viii accept
Tho mad-dog scare. which las prevailed IN
the county for some time. has finally reached
this city. and Mayor Rowe has issued pro-
clamation requiring al dogs to wear muzzies
or be {, Mined.
Mr.. w. y. Blake has been elected dele
gate TO represent the Young Mems Christian
Association at the State meeting OF that
organization TO be held III Ihchmond Fob
W. NJ. Clark and Rev. Isaac " Canter will
also utfond