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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
STATE NEWS.
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Miss Ilortir lIcrsom, Pennington State
| Normal School ~, Is teaching school at
tnhvy"r. Miss Lizzie liarlins OF Bo'ion
is visiting her sister, Mrs. james 1ibhetts.
-- There are about 'o sch"lpfH mteha'hR
| sc"oo' ~ h''R'af, ''.po' 'nIN ~, ~"
IT,, H., ,'', v.',Ja.ii No cIai, M;ro, VIII,
a,,,.,'1 p,..da;, I,s, f,II is a. wo,t II,
-, ~ ,.in,n,
heAb''hip'
Hpy. MIR. Marstcrmap octmrie,l the pull
nj, here on sunday last, Rev y. u. Holt
being unable to preach by reason of sick
ncss.--wesicy Williams is moving to iIal:
lowell, having sold bis farm 10 Mr.. Whit
tier. who has moved here The L. o. g..
G.. will give an entertainment on Jan. 18th
a, Giles hall entitled The Placer Gold"
drama. This order is well represented
here The A. o, L. W, will in
stall their oilicers-eied on Fri
dsy evening of this week. Jan. G.
Mr.. WiIbcrt Moody. reported TO have
been very sick last week is recovering
Slowly and IL reported on, of immediate
daugrr.-Mr. u. v. Hanley lsft his ebnrp
vat open while Attending to some other
work 10 another part Of the creamery build
ipg. aud lost abou, $40 worth OF cream
Mr. Jerome iianly lost his pocketbook one
day ias, week containing u snm Of money
and some papers Of value, anyone return.
ing iiie same will. 90 doubt. be suitably re-
was,leI
E.sr r,fr.t,s.
n.;,e d, d,,,,h was b,oLor bv SUNDAY
night. heavy rsiu.-ur,. Francis Heat,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

The Republicans Will Elect officers Of Beih
Branches Beyond Doubt.

ST. PAUL. Jan. S.-Both branches of the
Legislature met at noon today. The Sen
ate was organized by the Republicans, the
three old Alliance senators having come
over to the Republican side. In the House,
w. +. Lee, Republican, was elected
Speaker, and the entire ticke, nominatct
by the Republican caucus last night will 90
through, A joint senatorial caucus is called
for tomorrow evening. Davis will be nom.
inatca and reelected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
N. 3. Curtis Again on Trial.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 3.--The second at
tempt 10 proceed with the second trial of
NJ. Il. Curtis, charged with the murder OF
Policeman Grant. was made today, hen
the case came up before Presiding Judge
Trout of The supreme court, to be assigned
for trial. The work of securing a jury, af-
ter the trial is commenced, js expected to
occupy number Of days.
Owing 10 changes in the court cons :
quent upon the recent election all cases, i'll
cluding the assignment of the Curtis trial,
went over until Saturday next,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

4Despise not the day of email things, a.
the tiny pill taken from vial Of DR.
PIcrces Piea-aot Pargafise frisetsl said to
the 3e1-ppan,l man. suffering from iniizes-
tion- As gentle, thorough laxative. these
pellets resemble Nature more closely in
their mtion than an, thing before discoverei
Business and professional men. whose kab-
its are sedeaiary, need something Of this
kind to wsrl OF SICK headache, hiliousness
and dyspepsia. but which will not strain and
rark stc aigestiss. organs as siii the oEI
fashsonet pills - eests pr vSxl. ii al,
.iruygiA;sg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.


PfTrsKu R,.. Pa. Jan. ;;.--Georgc Cham
pennr. a member of The Homestead niyis,
ory committee. was arrested today ana
committed to jail on bail piece. lie is
charged with conspiracy
Tweive more iuformai,ons were made
today against the Homestead strikers snl
others for completely in tile alleged poison
ing OF non-nnion men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
la Blanc Held Tor Manslasshser.

I.,coxFs. y. y. Jan. :;-Thc preiimi
nary ilearing in the case Of the state vs.
Leopold Ia Blanc, for faanslsngbter. in
killing Edward Lacssse last Sunday sight
vas concluded this afternoon, Judge BED
ford holding the prisoner in 500 for the
March term Of the supreme court ln lie.
fault Of Bail la Blanc went 10 jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

WssnISGros. Jan. S.-Mr. Blaiue i,
better at 6 O'Clock this evening than at tI,t
same time yesterday.
Mr.. Blaine is said to be better this even
ing by both DIR. Johnston and members oi
the family, Dr. Johnston called on Mr.
Blaine NJ 2 O'Clock this evening and foanf
him doing very WE'LL At u o'clock the
doctor had retired, and the Blaine resi-
,!ence was clost4l for the night AMI light.
los er,.,I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
Murphy Is Bound Tor iae Senate

tsB.Sy. y. Y, Jan. 3 Assembly sman
"Dry Dollar" sullivan. New York cjiy.
saws the election of fiwsrd Murply. Jr..
as United States senator, was settled at the
caucus which na,ie Mr. Sultzer Speaker Of
the Assembly. Democratic sentiment,
gathered from leading Democrats Of the
state, indicates the desire of all. Of the
unanimous election of Mr.. Marphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
MARINE DISASTERS,
Steamer Bear Greek Aban-
doned in the Atlantic,
In Sinking Condition. Grew Sayed--
Vessels Put Into St. Michaels


LoNnoS, Jan. s.--rhc British tank
steamer Bear Greek, Amsterdam for phila-
detp'as' was abandoned in the maidlc OF
the Atlantic in y sinking condition.
Her crew arrived at Queenstown on
hosrd the British steamer Aeon from CAL
weston. The Aeon when she fell In with
the Bear Crcek put hawsers aboard AMI
'o~ed her FOR several days. The weather
was heavy and the great strain ON tho haw-
sers caused them 10 part, The condition OF
the Bear trc.k was then such that her cap
tain decided To abandon her, and all hands
went on board The Aeon, which proceeded
on her voyare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
Democrats Scoop Montana seastorship.

IlrtgSs. Mont, Jan. $.--Ye.terday il
WIS Thought possible that the Democrats
wond organic separate House. as ti.sy
hal sita,lravn from the haIi, but today
they were all present, ami joining with the
PopaIists. elected Thomas Matthews. Pop
Mist. Speaker. and n. J. Wiley. Democrat.
chief clerk. The Combine" gives the
Democrats majority On joint ballot for
Knitted states senator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
WILL NOT RESIGN.
N. Floquet viii Not Resign presi-
dency Of Chamber Of Deputies.
Ne Denies Certain Rumors About Panama
Scandal and Cabinet Changes.

PAINS. Jan. d..--M. Charles floquet this
evening denied the truth of tho reports that
lac intended To resign the presidency of the
Chamber of Deputies The statement tha,
he had helped Russian statesman to OBJ
tain 800 900 francs from the Panama Com
pany, NJ. flgquct said, was an unpnaiitied
falschood. NJ, floquet added to his Ger
tain knowledge that current rnmors as to n
disagreement in the cabinet i. without the
-lgitcs, basis in fact.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
The SIS 900 chiiias leemsity Money

wAsntSsIoS. Jan. 3.--'fhe secretary oi
the navy has appointed Capt. schley. Lieu
tenant Commander sebrse and Passed
Assistant Surgeon Stitt, az board to con-
.rier plan for the equitable distribution
of the CBiIisn ijemnits fund of s75.fo0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
CONNECTICUT.
The Famous General Assembly Of 1891 Finally
Adjourned by Governor Bulkiey.

li,sIfoRr. Conn. Ian, 3.--At 2.49 l.
NJ. the Senate of !sai adjourned, A, 2.$i
GOV. Bulkley entered the House eseorte,
by the committee on final adjournment ana
with the aid of the state secretary and sher'
i'll declared the General Assembly of 1883!
adjourned without date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
NOTED TEMPERANCE LEADER.
The Forcible and Brilliant
David Frost.

He Speaks of an Insidiou< Foe OF Temper
ance and says 1t Demands Law - Conn
mends in Earnest Language the Many
Virtues of Ikiekapoo Indian sagwa and
Gives His Reasons.
The portrait OF David Frost. the noted
temperance lecturer, win be recognized far
and wide. Tho noble voFE of this dis'ia-
guishef advocate of temperance has given
him reputation second only 10 that of ths
late John Il. Goagh's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
A FIERCE BATTLE


BrtNo- ANRts. Jan. S.-Thp Federal
government sent II commissioner 10 Corri-
eu,c a few days ago To mediate between the
insurgents and the regularly constituted
authorities of the province.
The commissioner failed in his efforts,
and the two ales massed forces. \ fierce
BATH was fought the result of which is moi
yet known here,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

Bangor Commercial over in Portland
each mail carrier was provided this seasoa
a, Christmas time with boy and band
sled to heip him handle his packages That
is ali nigh, for the country places, bu. there
hasn't been snow enough in Bangor this sea
son 70 excuse the appearance Of hard sled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
Fire al RazoFyiiie.

Es1aR,ItLf. Jan. s. Special The
residence of Charles i. Howard at Razor
Vile, together with its contents. was con-
summed by fire this morning between y and
o'clock. Loss, sa10, with 70 insurance
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

BoornEsV HARBoR, Jan. Fishing
schooner Helen +. Whitten. Gloucester,
dragged ashore on Mekowns Point last
night and was towed here today by the
steam tug Stella. She is leaking and will
go on the railway tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
California Legislature.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 3.---The Cali
forma Legislature assembled today, tie
Republicans organizing the Senate by elect
ing Senator X. b. Carpenter as presiient,and
the Democrats organizing the Assembly
with F. B. Gould as Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
ScAlDED TO DEATH.
Terrible Death Of Little Child OF Austin Cur
rier OF ChesterviIIe.

FAuNiSaroS, Jan. 3.-News has Just
been received that three-years-oli chill
of Austin Curfier. of Chcstergiile, fell into
pail of boiling hot sgds which its mother
was using TO mop the floor. AMI WAS scal'ied
so badly that the child died next day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

wtsHfysros, Jan. S.--Chairman Carter
o the Republican National Committee,
con- >ies the control of the Senate to the
Democrats. after March ftb. He is quoted
az giving up the contest IN Wyoming and
California and even in his own state, Mon
tsaa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
sko~hesan Man Killed by Falling Tree.

SKownEc,S, Jan. S. Special. Abel
Homestead Rich. q farmer, was killed
TUESDAY in The woods, two miles from
home by tree failing IN him. He was u,
yrars OF nrn and liad a family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

Bosros, Jan. s.-For Sew England
wednesday,. fair and continued eohi. nortll::
westerly winds. Thursday, fair and
warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
fna Aso COOLER.

wa-nissrox. Jan. s.--Fcr Maine
Fair, s,os,;sr. se.teris xinsis becoming sari-
sbls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
c.r.i.I. wiil aeee,. Treasury pertfslis.

FRaskFoHr. Ky Jan 's.-It Is reported
en- reliable authority that Holm e. Carlisle
cas- ,lecflesi 10 aeesi. the trrassfE port
olin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04

rARir, Jan. 3.--lntcnse cold prevails
throughout France, and the Seine is lee
bound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
Democratic Caucus.

As matter of form the Democrats in the
Hense held a caucus To nominate officers
for that body There being but one Ijcm.
ocra, in the SENATE. il was thought tie eau.
cas would be too unanimous and il wa.
omitted.
At the House csucas !. NJ. Scott of Pat.
ten presided. and va. also candidate foi
Speaker. Geo. r.. Bird Of Portland beat
him q to !. Clerk, A. NJ Wingate oi
aion; assistant clerk, Henry A. Wing OF
Lewiston; messenger. David Mndgett o'
Dexter assistants, Hugh A. Merrill. Var.
mouth T.. II. Dan,on. Bingham.
II IL un'ierstood That the only contest now
oo With regard to the four new Councillor
ships ia that in Watio county. the leading
contestants for which are Hon. Fred AZ
wood Of Winterport. and Hon, j. II. Near
Of Morrill,. The Somerset delegation set
lied upon their candidate last evening. G..
a. Harrington Of Norridgewoek. wa.
cbo.en, having five votes and VI. J.. Mer,
fili Of - AIhans, two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-04
INVESTMENTS.
We otter The iSl!awIag ssiratls Investments

MaifH GpHiFni ps rent pnsuliiafih Mort tsag.
,.pD5s dps Igit
Maine tcatFd u pr SEQ Improvement i.bB,l.
iiss - q.
kltox 4 LiHraln HsisssE fef frfd. inpfpye
n"Hl iic,tfs llsf tsf. xifsnteea priaeiple sRe
tlufrYnsf bY he Naltsi cstrnl-
I;umtara Fails Hallway b eeht Firai Marf sagt
Estensioa i;Vtias due issi
iiorRltiai lhnHBa-ips 4 tstru Street Rail wav Z
fstf eent. tifff Mortgage nd Atl.. t.sss
Ma4tsssn River BaliEu;td epAny First Mortsae.
per cen. HoaEs dine u. ieuonenling san.
fofd sud ~pringyaie .ltbr Portland 4 Eocii
ester RalfDasi iofk CON, Msiis
MON tleetFic Hallway asaBe First Hurtg ig,
& pee cent, Bapds dHe ts& az ssrBT0gs sptihg,
New YORK
Athnl fNass.3 Water tanstv . per cent First
Mortgage iInf,iis dne 1879. work. huiit In ts,G,
gFssity system
Camden Il Eockiand " gtef .lHpauy " per erRf.
Mortgage EGnds due iAiTs
Portland \ ogden -bIU9 Hwnf Siock tpivi
den,i4 guaranteed nua pnbge4ftery direct to
the sioekhoivr by TIA" " II Fenttal.f
Hereford Railway tutnpantSinek. fDfrldenas
guaranteed au,i paId semia atuis direct 10 the
tnekh1Il'-f by the Naiot trai.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN BROKERS.

We buy and sell REAL
ESTATE TOR cash or on CON-
mission. Exchanging i'm
proved or unimproyod pro-
perry win receive special at
tention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
STRUCK WITH A SWORD.
A Young White Man Gets q scaip-wound.
The Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Grandson TAYLOR. an aged negro man. was
charged with feloniously cutting Josoph
Burgess, q young white man. by striking
him with a sword. The affair occurred
early Sunday morning. and II was almost n
miracle that the results were not more Sc
r,ous. According - Iaylor's statement
asleep. when he was suddenly aroused by
realizing that some one was feeling ms
pockeis. He looked mp and seeing
burgess, grabbed an old army sword
and whacked Burgess across the head.
The blow gave Burgess scalp-wound OF
several inches. which was sewed no by the
al,nshouse doctor. BURGESS story Is that
he has for q long time been In the habit OF
dropping into Taylor's house. and that ne
did not know why Taylor struck him. tie
denied attempting TO rob Taylor. Taylor
was cent TO the grand Jury of the Huttings
Court. Officers Hulcher and Dugan, who
made the arrest. state that they found
Taylor very much under the influence OF
liquor.
James Howell and Charles Seaburn,
charged with trespassing on the vacant
property of Lizzie Alien and shooting
craps. were fined $3.50 and costs eacn.
Howell was sent TO the grand jury, OF the
Hastings Court for carrying plsto''
ordered TO be whipped in court by ms
mother for striking Richard Hamiin VITA
brick
William Banks (colored paid s. and
costs for assaulting Paul Scott.
Peter Wicks and Fannie Landrum (ooth
colored) were assessed s2.j0 and costs each
for fighting 10 the house Of Weeks.
Edward Archer (colored), charged with
feloniously breaking into the oar-room OF
w. 5. jackson In the nighttime with IN
tent TO commit larceny. was discouraged,
there being no evidence against him. =,
John Hamilton (colored) was committed
TO Jail for sixty DAYS as n suspicious cha
racter. He told the officer who arrested
him that he was an ex-convlct
Charles johnson (colored), charged with
the larceny OF lot of wearing apparel
from Edward Brown. was required to give
security for his good behavior for the next
ninety DAYS. as all the articles could not
bo positively identified by Brown.
The case of Lula Gallego. charged with
being disorderly by throwing ROCKS at the
house OF f. Il. Leber and breaking the
wIndow-panes. was continued until this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
DIR. GIsuebrook's Work 10 New Jersey.

The New York Herald of Sunday printed
an excellent picture of Rev. Otis A. Glaze
brook, ID. d., and gave interesting sketches
of both his lite and bis services as rector
Of 1T. Johns church, Elizabeth which Is
the most influential church in New Jersey.
In its article the Herald says:
The organization Of ~. Johns parish Is re-
mnrkable In several particulars. There are over
nifty lay readers, moro probably than In any
other parish In the country. DIR. GlazebroOk
has always had success in organizing and de-
DIR. Gnzebrook for a training school for lay road
ers and preachers for missionary purposes The
sunday school Is graded from tho infant up 10
this school, and IL in close connection with II.
In the parish organization provision is made for
the religious activity OF those OF every age.
Property adjoining the church has recently
been purcha sed. and buildings adapted to mod
ern church conditions are TO be erected.
Dr. Glazebrook Is an +. L. v. lie was born in
Richmond In lS45. Though cadet at the Vir-
gnia Military Institute he was called into active
service, and at the battle of New Market was
compltmented for gallantry on the field. Al the
close OF tho war he graduated with first honOrs
AT the Virginia Military Institute, and married
the daughter Of Z" Old Specs as General Francis
ii. Smith, the superintendent OF that West
Point OF the South, was called. In 1869 he gra-
duated at the Episcopal Seminary, Alexandria,
and was ordained TO the priesthood at the early
age OF %. His early ministry was IN connection
with parishes IN Georgia, Virginia, and Balti-
more, where he built the Church OF the Holy
Trinity. DR.. Glszebrook wes at one time chap
lar Of the University OF Virginia. position OF
distinguished recognition. la 1883 he was
called 10 St Johns parish. Elizabeth, aud since
his institution tho membership Of the church has
doubled. Old ST. Johns 10 not more proud OF
her past than hopeful OF her future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
Not Believed to Have Been Here.

The report that Sallie Moore, the young
woman who recently disappeared from
New York. was In Richmond has been tho
roughly investigated by the police. The
officers Of tins city have made inquiries at
MI the places where she might possibly
have gone, but their researches have
svailed nothing. Major Poe is Of the
opinion that there is not the slightest rea-
son 10 think that Miss Moore was ever
here. The woman was traced 10 Philadel-
phia. and travelling salesman In that city
stated that he had seen the girl in Rich
nond aud that she stopped at the Hotel
DodSon. No one at this hostelry repem-
bers having seen person Of Mics Moore's
description. and the clerk when shown her
picture said that a. far SO he knew no lady
like her had stopped at the house.
On Saturday newspaper-man was here
TO investigate the case, bat. although here.
ceiyed the assistance of the police. he
could gam no information and left at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21

WANTED, EVERYBODY L o
w know that a GOOD FREE LUNCH WILL
BE SERVED ALL DAY AND BOSrON-BAkED
BEANS ALL NIGHT AT The HUB, No. oil
east Marshall street. Open all night W. L.
pARTINGION, Proprietor. ia 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
WAsHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Celebration at the soldiers Home To
morrav Nigbt-The Military.

One hundred and sixtv-one years ago
tomorrow that genial and most pleasant
of gentlemen. George Washington, hrst
saw the light of day at Pope's Creek.
Va. and though all these decades have
rolled by since he entered TINS
world of SIN and trouble. his name
has not been forgotten and his
memory is still revered and honored.
Throughout the Union Washington's birth
day is observed as legal holiday. and the
occasion is marked by the closing OF the
hanks and public offices. Here IN Rich
mond this custom will of course be fol-
lowed. while there will also DO other events
to mark the day.
Invitations have just been issued to the
celebration to be held at the Soldiers
Home Wednesday night. Lee Camp VIII
attend. the HOwitzers Band will play,
and Captain George Wayne Anderson will
deliver the Grafton. The committees In
charge are: On Arrangements-Vet
+. &. Stainbach chairman. ). G. Street,
W. NJ. Taliaterro, W. Il. Williams, and l..
A. ST. Clair. On Invitation and Recep-
tiOn-Veterans +. q. Wall chairman, d..
l.. Smith. w. b. Tallaferro, A. w. Winston,
and John j. ONelll.
The street railway company will run eX-
fra cars to carry oil who wish to visit the
home. An eight-minute schedule will be
run.
The Blues will parade Wednesday after
noon, and that night the Richmond Grays.
Captain c. GRAY Bossleux. will have their
annual reception and banquet at the
American Hotel. II is probable that other
organizations will also observe the ami
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21

on east side Union street between Frank.
lin and Grace. $605; J. II. Robinson and
wife 70 janice Lyons. 10 feet on north side
Claiborne street near Randolph, $500;
Mary A. and John Smith to y. +. 1piser
and Armin Pollak. IS feet on Twcnty-hfth
street northeas, corner NJ, $4,000; William
ID. Smith and wife TO =. II. Shackelford.
"a feet on Jackson street southeast corner
Price. $500.
Heprico. James II. Barton and wife to
A. @. Houston, lots IL, IN. and ~ in block
o, Brookland Park, S675, and same to *. y.
Elmorc. lots 7 and in block and lot II
in block 0, Brookland Park. f675.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
COLD WEATHER FOR YOU.
We Are Warned that the Wave Is Waiting
This Way.

If the representations of the weather
men are correct Richmond will shortly en-
Joy, or perhaps lament. another cold snap.
for "wave" has already struck New
York and Pennsylvania full in the face
with all its frosty violence. In both OF
these States heavy gnow-storms have pre-
vailed. and the fsh of the fieecy element
has been exceptionally heavy. All over
the North and West the weather has been
intensely cold.
Sunday night Secretary Dunlop, of the
Chamber of Commerce, received the fol-
loving telegram
Cold wave. Fifteen to twenty degrees
Monday night. HARRINGTON"
The weather in this city Yesterday was
by no means pleasant. as high winds pre-
vailed throughout the day. and March
seemed struggling to cheat February out
of her eight remaining days. The fall IN
temperature. however. was not SO great as
might have been expected.