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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
FOR FREQUENT REDEMPTION OF NOTES

Washington. Jan. 20.-The House Committee on
Banking and Currency to-day ordered a favorable
eport Representative Outhwae's bill for the fire..
uent redemption and exchange OF Treasury and Ma
sonal bank notes for notes. This is the bill Mr.
)uthwaie introduced the result OF an cation
vhch showed that solled greenbachs good breed
Ing places for disease germs. The committee also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
corGHLIv Rack " COOK COUNTY JALL.

Chicago, Jan. oO.-"Dan7 Coughlln arrived hero
from Joliet at ) O'Clock this evening, In charge OF
taller and two deputies, and was at once taken to
the jail He was assigned TO cell No. =. In Mur'
dorcrs' Row, the oIr I'm which th" Anarchist Liss
committed suicide. Coughn expresses himself as con-
ndent of the outcome OF a new TRIAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TIE STORM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston. s. e.. Jan. 2O-Chareston l. com.
plctely cut of to-day from all telcgraphlc com.
municacon north and west. The only con-
necuons possible are with Savannah and Jackson
willie. The Western Union wires are down from
Florence 10 Charleston. lOs miles and for m,,as
along the soutL Carolina road Tue Postal raj srrnph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
DOCUMENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsrOR-Congres elect Henry W. Blair, OF New.
uamnhtro FIFTH AVENUE-Scnstor Nelson W. AL
drich. OF Rhode Island President d. C. Gilman Of johns
HOPKINS University. and Charles J. NJ Gwina' OF Mary
land. FMAN-Lieutenant-1iovernor William r Shee'
han and Wilson s. Bsse, OF Buffalo, and Isaac ifuhoo'
=, San Francisco MURRAY HILL-President Timothy
nwqht OF Yale University, and Congressman Charles A
Russell OF Connecticut PLAZA-Thonas H. Carter, sof
Montana vICTORIA-Baron SchiIIins, Secretary Of Vie
Russian Legation at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
FEARS OF AN ICE GORGE on TIE POTOMAC

Washington, Jan. 2O.--Thc condition Of the Potomac
River at the National Capital occasions considerable
alarm. Navigation IS entirely suspended tho Nor
folk steamer the last 10 force passage through the
Ice. tied up few days ngo Ice has formed 10 an
unprecedented thickness as the bluffs Of the upper
Potomac are heavily coated with snow IT Is feared
that q Sudden thaw viii bank up the drift lee
agninst the long bridge and flood the CITY, 10
obvate this II possible Congress today appropriated
5000 10 brenk MP the lee and prevent n gorge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
MAYOR GrLRoY AGAINST ACTION BY THE CITY.

Mayor Groy yesterday said that he was opposed
10 the proposition that the city should undertake the
construction of rapid transit roHf III CONVERSE
ion with II. " Harnctt. Of the Real Estate Exchange
and Mr.. Parrish, editor Of The Zeal Estate Record
and Guide the Mayor said While not wholly
opposed to an underground scheme. | believe 1t i'm.
practicable and too expensive. am entirely opposed.
however, to the handling Of any rapid transit or any
other railroad by the city. / object to paternal
form OF government. The people do not need the
Intervention OF the city. They are able to take care
OF themselves In carrying out desired improvements.
II Is the proper function Of the sity to provide
the people such actual ncc"S-liiH' ~ NE rs ga' ana
wafer but would draw the line at building rafoads.'
The Mayor advised bis visitors 10 lay plans or sug.
cestions which they might have before the Rape
Trnnsit Commits siOners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

MUCH MILDER IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Washington Jan. Ca storm Of moderate strensa
occup,es Manitoba The barometer is high from u
Upper Ohio Vacy TO the South Atlantic and Gulf coas
and an area Of high occupies the Rocky Mountain
and Plateau regon The temperature has raised from
the regions the West Gulf States Ihe 'enpea
ture IS generally freezing the eastern slope OF
the Rocky Mountains, and the Thermometer readings
range above 40 in Eastern Kansas and Southern Nebraska
SNOW has fallen in the extreme Upper Mississippi anu
Red River ~ the north valleys Northern Indiana aug
Nortaern Illinois and snow hurries reported IN Ne
lake regions. Werner weather with snow is niicata
FOR the ohio Valley In the Atantc
Coast weather will be- warmer with ins
coudness and probably snow huriies ~ tns
pstyeen the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains
the weather will be generally fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
HEED the WARNING

which nature is constantly giving "a the s'aPe VI
plmpcs crup'lons ulcers etc. Ihe'e mo" '"'' '
,ooa IL contaminated and some assistance must be gwen
=, relieve the trouble. 5. = = j. t'c rHcuy u i'''
an, thcsc pol SONS and enable you to Get well.
Il haze Lad for years humot III NY u'o'" VIM
,,de me dread 10 shave as snail boils Inpc' won
Il, , thus causing the having be great Annoyance
After taking thrrc bottles s. :. = my ia'c i "' 'c''
and 81 Doth as it should beaWctte spcndFi s'eP "'''
and feel like running ootraec at from tho se OF " . D.
"CHAS. HEhTON. ~ Laurel st.. Phl'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
COAL SCARCE Oy STATEN ISLAND.

The continuous cold weather Staten Island Is
having Bad effect on coal. The supply the
island Is nearly exhausted. over 1000 tons Of coal
In boats are frozen iig, alongside Of the vharfs AT
Werhawkcn and Port johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
Brandretl's Pills are of great bene-

fit in cases of temporary and habitual constipa'
ton, torpid liver, bilousness headache indl-
eestion. rheumatism and diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood
Sold in every drug and medicine store either
pain or sugar coated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
THE CITY OF MACON Ashore FOR AWHILE.

Boston. Mass. Jan. 2O.The steamer city Of Macon.
from Boston for savannah ashore this forenoon
on the east end 81 Squash Meadow. Int later came or
all r1ght and proceeded Ncsscls COnld not reach her
and the extent Of damage cannot be given until she
arrives "A a port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In hi, diagram a continuous white line shows we
in pressure indicated by The ribunes SEX
vr1ing baiomctor The broken lire represents the tea
nerltu o a. observed at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE Jan. 81. a. m.-Clear weather pre-
vailed Yesterday. The temperature ranged between ~
and ~ degrees the average 7A) being -, higher tah
On tho co,resnoudlny day las, year and 2 lower than on
Thursday. -, Ill IA ,,i,
veother followed by cloudiness and possibly ght sho"
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New-lork. fair. followed
By increasing cloudness and probably snow SATURDAY
night except In Maine warmer; winds shtthe 10 Soun'
castcrly.
For Eastern PcnnsyNsnia Nev.Jersey, Delaware ara
MARYLAND fair followed by Increasing eloudness ana prob
oblc snow by SATURDAY night warmer; ,outheny "ind,
For Western New.Yofk western pennsylvania, "oSs
virginia aud ohio. snow: warmet
For Indiana and Illinois, snow; colder.
Nm Mrllean AMI Wisconsin. snow colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

agreed TO rcport favoraby Chairman Bacons bill TO
mako II q criminal act TO omit an entry Of any Kind
from tn. books of u National Bank. The present Hl"'
by inaGver;cncc, contains no criminal clAu'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
THE CUSTOMS SCHEDULES.
OF the Tariff Bill Given More Correct
l. gal Form-The Income Tax.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-The Democrat
ic members OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee, after an all day session at the
Capitol yesterday. held another meeting at
the Treasury department in the evening.
1t was nearly midnight before they adj
journed As a result Of their work during
the past few days. they have, at last.
completed a revision Of the custom sched-
ules. giving them more correct,
legal form and more clearly defining the
classifications. The internal revenue
schedules are still enacted upon.
Wide diversity of opinion yet remains
regarding the scope and rate of the in
come tax. From the data at hand, it is
evident that a one per cent, tax on cor
porations and legislations alone viii not
furnish the revenue need to Offset the
deficiencies next year. The rate must
be increased to two per cent, or If It
remains at one per cent. the scope Of the
tax must be broadened 20 include individ-
ual incomes of $4,000 or less. SO. at least,
say several members of the committee
this morning Meanwhile the suggestion
Is again made that an additional tax will
be imposed on whiskey. There H. no
doubt that the committee will consider
that suggestion seriously when the gene
raj subject Of internal taxation comes up.
Tho Democratic T.r'fr Coucus
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec S.-The
Democratic caucus TO consider the con-
licting interests involved i'm the new tariff
bill will, probably. be held about the time
the measure is reported 10 the House.
General Wheeler. Of Alabama is the
moving spirit i'm creating a sentiment
favorable 10 a caucus. He believes all
the Democratic members in the Alabama,
Georgia, Tennessee. Virginia. and West
Virginia. delegations as well as twelve
Democratic members from Pennsylvania,
will sign the call. This will make fifty
one i'm all. more than three times the
number necessary TO insure the calling Of
q caucus. All Of these gentlemen are par
ticularly interested in the iron ore and
coal industries hence their desire TO meet
I'm caucus and secure an agreement plac-
ing these articles again upon the dutiable
list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Citi'
zeps, and O,hsr Matter


Rev. II. p. Mitchell, former pastor OF
ST. James Methodist church, LETT yester-
day for his new field Of labor at 'uipeper
Courthouse.
The doll and fancy departments Of
the Yule Tide Fair at 0V east Grace
street. Will be kept open uhtil o'clock
this afternoon.
Miss Maggie G. Franklin. OF Lynch
burg is visiting Miss Susie Lear, NO.
1902 east Marshall street. She VIII re-
main several weeks.
Mr.. Christian Mckinney, OF the United
States Geological Survey, VINO mas been
on visit TO his father the Governor
will return to his post of duty to-day.
The second service at the First Presby-
terrain church hereafter VIII be at
o'clock in the evening Instead OF at
o'clock in the afternoon as recently
adopted.
Mr.. +. Stern. who lost a valuable
medal last Wednesday night, recovered
the treasure yesterday. Two negro men
returned the medal and claimed the re-
ward offered.
Hon. T. J. Morgan. Of New York late
commissioner Of the Indian Bureau Is
guest AT Murphv's Hotel. General Nor
gan is the secretary of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Mr. Theodore Mocker ana MISS MINNIE
HoIzapfel The ceremony viii be per-
formed next Tuesday evening at o'clock
at st. Johns German Lutheran church church.
Work on the central school building
is temporarily stopped on account OF me
cold weather. The roof is now on and
the flooring all down on the first floor or
sbouId the weather be favorable it is
probable that the building viii be ready
for occupancy by the latter part Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
A COLLECTORS MISHAP.
NE J. N Ro,sER RUN OYER BIZ an
ENGINE AND INJURED.
Ms Arm 90 Badly Crushed that IL HAD 70
He Amputsted--J.T T. clark to b" ne
.entenccd to the Penitsntisry'

DANyfI,I,E. VA, Dec. S.-Spec:ai.-John
az Rosser Deputy CITY Collector OF Dam
VILE. met with serious accident re-
s,I,sng IN the loss Of his right arm. lie
had been In North Danville on business
and lust as he was crossing the Richmond
ana Dsnyille railway track on his return
a mixed passenger and freight train was
startang out northward. Rosser. seeing
the train. hurried his steps in order TO
cross the track ahead OF II, when MS
foot slipped. and he fell by the side OF
The track. The wheel OF the engine passed
over his hand. crushing it and the arm
above the wrist. The injured man was
taken 10 the Home for the Sick, where
surgeons amputated portion of the hand'
ana dressed the wound. The surgeon III
attendance found II necessary TO anpu-
tate his arm three inches above the Wrist
j. Il Clark, the slayer or rev >. ~.
Moffatt. who was convicted last feDruaIy
of nansiaughter. and his punishment IN
ed at FIVE years in the penitentiary win
be resenfenced at this term Of court the
supreme Court OF Appeals having on yes
terdav decided his case by sustaining the
lower conrt. ...o
The IsTaelites Of Danville, VINO nave
heretofore had no regular place OF wor-
ship. tonight dedicated, with appropriate
services. Synagogue Beth Shalem blouse
of Peacel. and hereafter will hold regular
service. For the present this congregation
will worship in Central Hall, on Jefferson
street Ultimately house Of worship VIII
be erected.
In the Hastings Court to-day Buck
CLAYTON. n white youth, was tried for rob-
hing g man of a watch, and sent to the
penitentiary for two years. Edmund Siade
tcoloredD, also for robbery was given a
Eve years term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Tho Por smouth Itinerary.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. S. The
United States training ship Portsmouth
will leave Newport on December 18th for
her annual winter cruise in the West
Indies. She will have several hundred
apprentice boys on board. and her itine-
rary will embrace nearly every port In
the Islands, as follows:
Arrive Barbados January 9Th, SAILING
thence on January 18th for Martinique
arriving there two days later. Leave
Martinique January 18th. arriving Gulf
OF Paris January 3lst, and after target
practice will leave there for St. Kits
arriving February 2Sth. Leaving ST.
Kits March 9th, will arrive at Santa
Cruz March 11th. leaving there on March
Nst for st. Thomas. Arrive at ST.
Thomas March 22d, leaving there March
10Th for home. and arriving at Hampton
Roads. Va, April 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Annual Election of Onhcers--The Opening
Address.

FALLS CHURCH, VA. Dec. Especial
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
finished the regular routine Of business
for the year this afternoon. AT the be-
ginning of the session the following were
offlciaIly introduced: Or. ID. II. Mann, OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, II. w. q. c. r. Of the
World Mrs. S. T. Bailey Of Arlington
Va. r. W. G. V. T., also the X. w. q.
Marshal.
An open meeting was held in the odd
Fellows Hall last night under the aus
pices of Pioneer Lodge No. 1, by whom we
are being entertained. consisting Of music
and Rotations. Hon. J. NJ. Thorne
delivered the opening address. Dr. ID.
=. Mann, r. w. G.. r., addressed the au-
dience. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
G. c. T.. Rev. r. j.. White, of North Dan
Vile: @. v. r., Mrs. NJ. f. Thorne. Of
Falls Church; G.. S. j. T., Mrs. A. S.
Woodhouse; Grand Secretary. G. w.
Hawxhurst Grand Assistant Secretary,
Sister Mary Best; Grand Counselor, o.
Stone: Grand Chaplain. w. III. Dunlap;
Grand Marshal. II. NJ. Trimble Grand
Deputy Marshal, Miss Josie Bond; Grand
Messenger, II. c. Duen; Grand Guard,
Dr. Leroy Pussy; Grand Sentinel. w. p.
Doran; Grand Treasurer, D. d. Shep-
perd.
The session closed tonight with an an
nual love-feast. Eight hundred sub
scribers We're secured for the Good Tenn
plar News, the organ of the order.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the appointment of a committee to In
quire into the matter and see what ac-
ton could he taken in this and all similar
cases 10 prevent licenses from being grant
ed. Messrs. w G. Damron OF Gordons-
vile. Rev. r. Il. White of North Dan
vile, and w. Il. Wilder of Portsmouth.
were appointed as the committee At the
afternoon session verbal reports were
heard from the following delegates on
call OF lodges-viz: r. NJ Trimble. of
Trinity, Richmond; Colonel /. n. King
or Front Royal b. r. Pillow, OF West
End Lodge. Richmond: j. H. Dodge, Of
Shakespeare Lodge, Manassas. and w.
c. Damron c. II. Hayden and A. S.
Woodhouse for district lodges Nos Z,
13. and p respectively.
Ten minutes religious exercises We're held
led by Rev. S. A. Ball, Of the NJ T..
church Mrs. NJ. A. Burgess. of Rich
mond. as the superintendent OF Trinity
Temple, was the recipient of a handsome
present from the State superintendent,
for her active efforts I'm behalf of the work
among the children i'm Richmond. ]. +.
Birreil, of Alexandria. making the presen-
tation address. The report of the finance
committee was amended so as TO provide
that the G. G. r should not be required
TO do lecture work. and should receive
only q nominal salary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
THE PLANTSYSTEM BIG DEAL.
The First Move, It 10 eaid, 10 TO Acquire the
Florida Central and Peninsular.

SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. S.--The Savan-
nah, Florida and Western Railroad Com
pany has executed a mortgage to the
Central Trust Company, OF New York
covering its entire property-all railroad
lines, equipments, and everything to Sc
cure an issue of s20,O00,OO0 consolidated first
mortgage 8 per cent gold-bearing bonds,
dated April. 1888. when the directors. at a
meeting held here. decided to have the
bonds issued and to fall due April, 1913
The issue was decided on at a meeting
of the directors held in Savannah last
April OF these bonds $3.50. amounting TO
S.GJ,OOO are to be appropriated to taking
up the debts OF the company
The mortgage Is signed by President II.
+. Plant The latter provision Of the
mortgage might seem to lead TO the sup
position that the Savannah, Florida and
Western Is making some provision to &C.
quire the Florida, Central and Peninsular
II desirable opportunity presents itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
hell0 Sails Southwark,

LONDON, Dec. S.-The Times has this
dispatch sent from Rio Janeiro on Dec
ember 5th, and forwarded from Monte
video:
During the last few days II has been
comparatively quiet, and there has been
desultory firing. The Aqudaban left Tha
Grande on Saturday. and proceeded
southwark.
kilograms from Destero state that
Marshal Peixoto has dismissed Admiral
Concaives, who commanded the Bahia
and Tfradentes at Montevideo
Admiral Cana has published a mani
festo announcing his adhesion 10 the
Revolutionary party. The entire medi-
cal stan of the navy, hitherto neutral, to-
day joined Cana at Anchadas Island"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
U. 3. STEAMER COMPILATION
Orders Given for Repairs Which VIII Cost
$4,000.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. S.-Special.-O
ders have been given to repair the United
States steamer Constellation at the Nor
folk navy yard. where that vessel is now
lying. II is estimated that the work
necessary TO make the ship avail
able as practice cruiser will re-
Quire an expenditure OF $4,000. The Con-
stellauon will be sent TO Newport and
take the place on the apprentice station
or the United States steamer Richmond.
which will go to Philadelphia and become
the receiving ship of that city. The work
on the Constellation includes caulking
the decks and general repairs
Another case OF paralysis is reported,
Mr.. W. l.. ID. Verbetson. who died at his
home IN Portsmouth to-day. This makes
eight cases in ten days. Five deaths SO
FAR reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
Charge of immortality Against Mr.. Forb, q
Not Nnstained.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Dec. S.-The
North Carolina Conference of the NJ. T.
Church, South. co6vened to-day at the
usual hour Bishop Duncan presided.
DR.. Morton. secretary OF Church Exten-
sion, addressed the Conference in the
interest of Church extension, and had
presented before that body paper from
Mrs. Nathan Scarritt, secretary Of the
Woman's Department Of Church Exten-
sion.
Memorials were presented Regarding
change OF laws relating TO trial Of travel
ing preachers; relating to trustees Of
Church property, and concerning Sun
day-school laws. All were referred to
the Committee OF the General Confer
ence. =. resolution Of greeting was sent
to the South Carolina Conference.
The committee appointed TO try
the case Of Rev. w. ID. Forbes, reported
that after hearing all evidence. do not
find the charge Of immortality sustained.
In accordance with the recommended
tions, by a vote of the Conference Rev.
Mr.. Forbes passed examination Of char
acter.
After electlng delegates to the Cen
eral Conference of the Church. the Con-
ference took a recess until tomorrow
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

or not the company will attend and parti-
cipate in the parade incident to the IN
auguration of Governor-eiect OFerrai''
The Grays will take part In the ceremonies
~ n suffictent number OF the members
can obtain leave OF absence from business
At a largely attended meeting OF ladies
held this afternoon. a committee for each
ward in the city was appointed. TO inform
themselves as TO the needy persons III
their respective wards. and supply them
with tickets for soup Ito be furnished
from a soup kitcben) 1t is proposed 10
establish, and distribute such food. cloth-
ing and fuel as may be contributed
Rev. ii. w. Battle, pastor OF the First
Baptist church. is confined TO the mouse
with a severe attack OF grip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Naval Establishment Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. s.-chair-
man Cummings. Of the Committee on
Naval Affairs. thinks that the appro-
priations for the naval establishment
will not be cut down at this Congress,
although he thinks that fight will be
made on the bill. The fact that Chairman
sayers. OF the Appropriation Committee.
has obtained from the Navy Department
Information about the expenditures OF the
navy for the past few years. indicates 10
Mr.. Cummings that II IL intended to
make night on naval expenditures. but
Mr.. Cummings feels sure that It cannot
be successful. - the demands for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
BURNED WHILE HE SLEPT.
A Negro Barely Escapes Horrible Death
Mapping Near a Saw Mill.

WELDON, n. c., Dec. S.-Special.-Jack
Palmer. a notorious negro convict who
escaped from the authorities in Wayne
county. has been captured and returned to
the penitentiary
A negro girl was burned to death in
Edgecombe county. She was in the house
alone. when her clothes caught fire from
the fireplace and she was terribly burned,
and lived only a few hours.
a Mrs. Edwards was badly injured by
a falling limb in Tarboro during the
heavy sleet. She had a narrow escape
from DEATH as the limb was a very large
one.
man named Dickens laid down by
fire at Goodies saw-min near here yester-
day, and when he awoke his clothes were
burning, and he received painful injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
THE STOCK OF RABBITS.
1t 10 Inexbaustibis Around Frederick
burr-Anofbsr wedding.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Dec. S.-spe-
clal.-Messrs. Swayne. Hlte. and Irice'
tile manufacturers. OF New YORK. were
here this week examining the clay SOL
in this section with the view OF ascertain
ing II Il can be used in their business. III
the quality is satisfactory, these gentlemen
will handle large quantities OF the cay
which IL very abundant hereahouts.
Mr.. Eugene Rollins OF King George
county, and Miss Mattalene Hudson, or
Stafford county. were married this week
AZ Bethel Baptist church, Rev. a. +. Lynn
officiating.
The stock OF rabbits in the surrounding
country seems TO be inexhaustible. Large
numbers are shipped away by rail and
from along the rivers. but the supply
brought TO this city every day is unci-
rninished.