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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-07
S25. 900 in Premiums.

Offered by Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co., OF St Louis, Mo. The one guessing
nearest the number Of people who will &C
tend the Worlds Fair gets $1,000 CO. the
second $1,000 90, etc Ten Star tobacco
tags entitie you to guess Ask your
dealer Tor particulars or send for circula.
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j. NJ. AUSTIN, Treasurer.
MARsHAL's REPORT.

- . NJ AUSI4N, LIcdouIOIs
MARSHAL.is REPORT.
Mayor and Council:-I have made four
arrests since my last report, two fined
five dollars, two dismissed, one paid in
cash three dollars, one two dollars served
out in the call3boOse. Also collected
two dollars fines pending.
ID. b. PARKS, JR., C. M.
Sexton Gorham reports interments,
whites /, colored 5, total 8.
The following reportwas received from
the Board of Education, adopted and
ordered spread on the minutes =
To. the Mayor and Council Acting
under instructions of Section VI of Act
creating Pnblic Schools for Marietta, the
Board of Education has instructed me to
make you the following report, showing
the amount of funds received and from
what sources and how expended for the
year 1929:
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OF r E Lawhon, City Clerk,
from Taxation S4,315 81
Cash borrowed 1887 90
Tuition collected from High
School and nom resident pupils ,159 IS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-07

For Warts Bunions and corns.
Use only Abbott East Indian Corn Paint
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-07

Kasls Clover. Root, the nav Blood Puri>
fer, gives freshness ard clearness to the
Complexion and cures Constipation. z5c.
Soc. and ST 90. Sold ny r N. Hammeit
Agen:
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CITY. FATHERS.
MARIETTA, Sept. 4th, 1899.

MARIETTA, Sept. 4th, 1893.
Regular meeting of Council. Present.
Hon. IT. W. Glover, Mayor, and full
board of Aldermen, except Aid. Boone.
Minutes OF last regular and called meet
ings read and approved.
The following reports read and APP
proved
CLERKS REPORT.
Property tax collected $3.50 80
street AZ 10
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Respectfully submitted.

JAMES Il. ANDERSON, treasurer.
The deficit of $2,337.62 borrowed is
due to the fact that the city has not re-
ceived it's poll tax and state appropria-
ton. These two items are estimated at
s. 800, about which amount will be paid
the treasurer in December.
A. NJ. DoBBs,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The schools have been economically
administered. The expense of teaching
the TAP pupils, white and cOlored, has
been about S1.06 per month or 5.3 cents
per day. OF course the actual expense
in some of the grades was much more
than this. These figures simply show
the average for the entire system These
figuresNlo not include money expended
on permanent improvements but salaries
and the annual running expenses. On a
thorough examination of the cost of diff
ferent systems, find very few having
lower figures than the Marietta Schools,
while the average is about 10 cents per
day; many systems, however, run as
high as fifteen and twenty cents per day.
| hand with this report a copy of the
first annual report of the Board. Re-
spectfully submitted,
J. S. STEWART, JR.,
Superintendent of Schools.
A communication from committee
of the Fire Company was referred to the
fire committee with instruction to ex-
plain to Fire Company.
The matter of opening a street through
the N. N. Cook property was referred to
the street committee with instruction to
report at next regular meeting.
The Mayor was requested to confer
with the Ordinary in regard to bearing
part of the exMense of building new
water closet.
The following accounts were approved
and vouchers ordered issued for same:
Marietta Electric Light Co.,
lights for August S205 73
Grand Templars of Charity rent
of house for school las year "a 90
+ p Dobbs & Bro, Hardware, etc., 63 &c
L Black & Son, " 774i
| j A G Anderson, board of mules
I 1st May to LIST September 5000
X e Lawhon, commissions and
insolvent cost 200 81
ID b Parks, Jr., salary for Aug
and prisoners board, &C., 40 05
r w Moon, salary for August 81 so
S Gorham, f" g 20 90
| Wilson Holiday, blacksmith bill 30
1888 95
There being no other business Council
adjourned. r. E. LAwHoN.
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1907 IA
I hold City Treasurer's receipt for
$201 n and School Board Treasurer's re-
ceipt for $105 81. Total 1907 IA.
| have also collected street tax by work
$40 20. r. E. LAwHON, City Clerk.
TREA SIrPEp,a PEDopT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

ST LoyIs. August 1s.-four duil and un-
changed Nreag aec inea stoaiiiy, closing -.
below y'-.. .d4r: to.H REQ, cash. jOI. hu-
Gust, J7l.c.: september, 5aNc.. October,
Ola =. Corn dun: Ne. mixsl, Sc. August,
2iAyc September, 500. OATS nominal; No =,
Cash, 29ltc. ud: August, @3ho. bi september.
2s&c pli. hha2ey, nasgins, and coiicp-uos
unchanged Provisions slow ana lower. PORK.
new. current maize. as 90; lard, eS.i2ls;
Gry-sait meats dJ-soi shoulders. tus1k;
longs and rls, S1.r5; shorts, Ss.aoi boxed,
longs and RIBS, s2.i2lk; sGorts, $3.50. Hams
uEcLAN..l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due 80 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles but 1t is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, 9lso tho namo, Syrup of Figs
and beng well Informed, You will 10,
accept any substitute il ode:el
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

give up their perquisites. Thanks to Mrs
Palrner's diplomacy and the Washington
pressure brought to bear on them, they
have been forced to adjourn and surren,
der the 80 per day and deadhsau
privileges. The thing to be regretted IS
that they did not do so sooner. Inc un-
derstapding was that they were represen-
tatiye women. the flower of their commu-
mites. which would seem to DO mistake:
for the women have been sterner critics CT
the proceedings Of the board than the men
have. The latter have laughed. the former
have blushed.
II Is certain that the conduct OK the
board has been such as TO create an I'M
favorable impression OF the adVisooiilsy
of calling on women 20 take an active par
IN the management of great public UNDER
takings. The cause OF female suursge
and female political control OF affairs mas
not been promoted in the least. Inc
tenderness, delicacy. and grace wnlcn
woman was 70 lend 20 American politics
have not been manifest at the meetings OF
a purely feminine board, where, ptesump-
lively. no one would have shrieked OF
scolded, or talked above conversational
tone. or said ythIngIharsberthan " beg
your pardon" On the contrary. there was
exhibited abundance OF malice. hatred,
and oil uncharitableness. Therefore, II IS
well that the board has adjourned ana
that the members have gone home 10
scold in private, instead OF public, and e1-
pend on their husbands, the natural re-
cipients, the bad TENDER they have oeen
expending on one another 10 some OF their
public meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

do. 3os44c wooi unsettled ssd duil; q.
nestle fleece, eUaesc.: pulled 10a2cc.; Terass
isal!c. Beet qaiet aai sssndy: fsmlY
hams easier a. sI7.50a}1a 1ierced beef
dull; city eatre India mses. el5aei7.
cnt-mests steady and quiet; psesied bellies.
m naas, shoulder n9n, eas7e hsms lo,tsi,s
ern steam diesel 81 ss.p0sse; city, ct es.25a
$500; September. ss05 bid; October. $500.
NORMALLY; refined dun; Continsns, es.75:
compound. ga rs. PORK dull bat nrm: ncv mese.
sl4.oOas i5.5O Co,ton-ssed oil quiet AMI ssesdy:
crude, 35a2sc. yellow. 4tsu Petraeum hruer
aud quiet Rosin duli and easy: ssrainoi con-
mon 10 food. 90s95r. TurpcDsipe duli but
steady at 2sIsa.0G Rice nrm and IN far 90
mand domestic, fair % extra. 3Ila5iSr. japan.
4'saslxc. holaraes nominsi: New oriesps.
open kettle. goOi 90 choics, 37a3S. Peanuts essy
and qniet; fancy, hand-picked. 4atItc. COT.
iee.OPt'on: bsrey steady snd 10 points ac.n !;
si4.sS; January. sitb5; May, sitso; seos
Rho steady and quiet: No. z, t5s4c. suesf-
Raw quies and steady; fair refnins, 5ssi
csnirifusals, ed-test, 3tc.; refined steady and
IN fair demand; OF 4 13-iesbisc standard
A. 3-l0a5atc. granulated. 3-i6a5Hc.
Frsights TO Liverpool duh but nrrn: cotton. Nd;
grain. Al. asked.
CHICAGO.
CurolGo, August is.--TAe prospect OF delay
IN financial legislation at Washington seemed 70
put tho Boerd OF Trade 10 NE dumps to-day.
lc. p0r bushel and corn and oats are each No.
tower. Provisions lost ron 30 20 40c IN pok.
10 10 i2SSc. In ierd. AMI from IL 20 the 10
ribs Wheat st tho opening ~4s about me
same as yesterdays closDg. IL then o~sed 81
hc more ruled nrm, aud prices we're wcak
1hon u declined NC for september and ltsc for
Dece mber, ruled steady for some time, cesAuss
nrmer, and the closing eas easy from The bessou.
Trade was light. Most OF the business was "
the way OF changing September into Dccemoef.
The wheat docs not appear 20 move out or Vns-
cago as " should 0nd there Il some TAX OF tno
bulk Of II staying hero all winter. Corn vse
quiet aud easy on more Tin In the ineerior an1
the weakness iu wheat Tue offerings, vhts oos
very liberal * urgont exceeded the demand.
The close was steady AZ inside figures Ia oess
n Little more pressure ~ reil was Observed ana
prices rcceded SEC, thu market closing wesk o.
about the inside. The provision mara et weAe-
enod under the receipt o. 10000 hogc Port
and lard closed NJ the lowest point Of the dsy's
range, bur September ribs recovered Toe. from
the bottom price. Amour & Co and tho Amers-
can Packing Company bid up ribs toward the
Close
Cash quotations: riouf dun. with price, ia
yoriag buyers; No. spring wheat d0Ac.
No red, 60lac. No corn, 3skc No
oats, o3Ac Mess pork, el2.32lxast2o7H-
Lard, SS.27laaeS 90. Sbort-rio sides giooeel.
s7.75as7.s0. Dry-sslted shOuidersi (boxedh
81 25asI50. Short-c,ear sides (ooxedl, s6ssa
$3.50. Whi-key. si.l2.
The leading futures ranged as to'lcwr:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

tho car when the accident occurred. Bis
left foo, was mashed ana he was caught
between timbers and severely squeezed
across the chest,
In conversation with q DIsrAruH repre-
sentative last night Captain Sizer express
ei his belief that the accident was caused
by box.car humping the track and
crashing through, though he says other
railroad men more experienced In such
matters think differently.
The report that Captain J. i. Lowe. a
railway conductor who was passenger.
was Killed is erroneous, as his injuries
were slight.
Captain Sizer was resting very easily ri
his home, No. Coz north Twenty-sixth
street, last night and expects to be able 70
resume his duties soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
FOR A COOL THOUSAND.
Id,otio Gambling for stake. Big Enough
from tho Milwaukee sentlneLl


Tossing up a silver coin for such sum
as 81, 0J0in cold cash Is gambling az a much
more rapid pace than Is seen IN Milwaukee
oftener than once or twice year at least,
vet that is what two weli-known and
reputable citizens did in the local office Of
tine Northwestern railroad on Wisconsin
street, Wednesday afternoon.
The gentlemen met IN DIR. Fergusons
Office and the customary Tipping ex-
ercise was gone through. Geerlings won
and quit, aud Kip averred that Geer-
lings wasn't much of sport. In the end,
il Is reported. no made his remarks gene
raj and declared that there was not man
IN the party who had the nerve to wager
81 900.
Mr.. Geerliugs Is believed TO have taken
the remark as q direct implication upon
ms betting blood, 50 he picked up the
gauntlet. A playing-card was produced
and laid on the door. Whoever came the
closest 10 that card with his coin was TO
receive a check for 81 900 from the other.
While the $500 clerks and the rest of the
spectators gaZed in aDaZement, Nr. kipp
tossed up his dollar. IL rolled away from
the card ABOUT foot.
Mr.. Geerhng's dollar dropped fiat on the
card. A check on tho Merchants Ex-
change Bank for 81 900 was immediately
drawn up by AIR. kipp. III go you
again." said the gentleman.
Not now" was the reJoinder.
know good thing when I've got it," And
be tucked the check away IN his portRoSs-
naie aS he strolled away.
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Oar Folks ia the Metropolis
lspscial telegram W the Dispatch.)
Ngw yosg, August 80. ID. Vail, ~.
Denis; s. Hendessop, Bypnswiok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

CINCINNATI. o., August l6.-Fl0ur dull put
Il .dy. Wheat nGmtanl; 40. rod. 5yhi
Corn lover; NJ mixed, 43c. Oats aasy; No
2 mixed. 26c. Pork dull ~ ga. Lard dull,
dropping $50. iiuls meats nrm at sS.ooa
Az Mann mi IL Z a. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. James McD0nough returned to the
city last night from tho Funeral-Directors'
Convention.
Miss Mamie Smith, Of 5O1 west Main
street. is visiting her uncle, Mir. Wingheid,
Of berkley, Charles City county.
Miss Gertio Rodgers, Of Washington,
D. &. Is now visiting Miss Bessie Rowe. of
4Oj west Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
Miss Blanche n. Roberts. of south laurel
street, IS sOjourning IN Nelson county. az
IS also her sister, Miss Martha Virginia Ro-
berts.
Mrs. ]. r. Phillips. accompanied by her
little sister. Miss Mamie BALDWIN, OF BOOK
lyu Park, is visiting friends IN HanoVer
county.
DR.. Samuel d. Hicks formerly of this
city, Is spending the months OF August
and September IN the hospitals OF London
and Paris.
Among the arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel.
Old Point. YESTERDAY from Richmond were
c. w. Cofer aud wife, j. W. Nokoly, ana
William Galloway,
Miss Laura Tslloy and Miss Lula King,
of Hanover WHO have been visiting the
family OF Nr. J. Il. Phillips. OF Brooklyn
Park. have returned home.
Corporal John w. Starke, chairman OF
the Printing Committee OF the Soldiers
Club. calls a meeting of that committee
for Saturday night ut $50 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Is. Weaver, daughter OF Mr.
b. +. Weaver, Of GCrdOpsville, and MISS
Lucille Martin, Of Roanoke, are guests OF
Mrs. +. IL. Stoyall. at pos Broad street.
Miss Ida Keesee, after pleasant visit OF
several weeks To- relatives IN Nansemona
county, Is expected homo today. accotn-
panied by her cousin. Miss LINDA wright.
Miss Annie Kerse, Of No. 7Sl west Mar
shall street. left Monday, the lath instant;
TOR Chicago. AID before returning WIZ
visit relatives IN III Bsderand other points
In Iowa.
William Jones, the Barton Heights ne
gro OF kuklux fame, was before Juslice
TYLER again yesterday and at the request
of counsel for defence the case was con
tinued until next FRIDAY at 4 O'Clock T. h.
MIR. Beverly B. Munford left the city
last rleht for New York. Mr.. Muntora
will Join party of friends and go to BEN
ningtsn Centre. beautiful place among
the Green Mountains. IN Vermont Wnose
he will spend his vacation.
Captain Angles carriage for the COW
veyauco OF alcoholic victims ana othet
uDfortunates has been decorated WITH
nice top. and ia future the gay and festise
coppers and their company will be pro-
teoted from the weather and the sun.
Oar Folks ia the Metropolis
lspsciai telegram W the Dispstch.)
Nxw Yosg, August 80. ID. Vail, st.
Denis; s. Hendessop, Bypnswiok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
TIE VETERANS OF LEE CAMP.
Tho old Soldiers Invited to Visit Wash
iDgton Next Month

For the frat time since Their ADJOURN
ment To visit Ocean View. the veterans of
Lee Camp met IN regular session last
night. The members who went Ga tho
trip gave highly interesting accounts Of
their enjoyment during the stay there,
and the thanks Of the Camp were voted to
Mr.. James l.. Williams, the manager, for
tue kindness and courtesies shown the
members of the Camp,
A letter was read from Edwin b. Hay.
secretary OF the Committee of Arrange
menis tor the celebration in Washington
September 18th, OF tho centennial of the
laying Of the Cornerstone of the Capitol.
inviting tina Camp to take part IN tho
ceremonies. Captain David A. Brown,
quartermastor, was directed to see what
arrangements can be made to secure
transportation.
Commander Pollard stated that 1t was
his intention 30 have several addresses de-
lvcrcd before the Camp by distinguished
Confedora'es during the coming fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
A -FOUR DAYS, MEETING CLOSED.
Visitors Who Also Attend Ptc-Sics. Tour
naments, and Preachers Present.


FoRn UNION. Va, August IA highly
interesting meeting Of four days closed
yesterday at the Baptist church here. The
Rev. DIR. Whitfield, of Richmond, did the
preaching, which drew crowds daily: This
able divine, accompanied by his wife. lett
for Richmond to-day.
Mrs. DR.. w. T.. Hatcher and her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Topic Jones and daughter, OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. left yesterday for Nelson
county. whence. after briet solourn
with relatives. they will return home.
Dir. Edward MeGarysy, of Brooklyn,
will return TO his homo on the 2lst instant.
Misses Cora and Lucy Duke are summer
ing at " Hill Grove" and having de-
lightful time attending protracted meet
inRs. pic MICS, and tournaments, &c.
Present at the close Of the great Baptist
meeting here yesterday were the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, of the Presbyterian church the
Rev. Mr.. Lynch. the young blind preacher.
and Frank Norvell. bachelor OF arts of
Richmond College, now a resident of Nor
folk, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

...-. t....H''ul5 viii gain an idea O
t..M IN, following:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
DrnnnriN n'rHnaIpra

Richmond: lie Roy L. Brown and wife
t. John I. Ramsay. 80 5.6 Ieet on north
side Orange street near First, $3.50; Meade
Haskns. special commissioner, TO Chesa-
penke and Ohio Railway Company, two
lots at foot Of CANDLES Hill, S2,120.3S; a.
W. Patterson, special commissioner, TO
Georgia G. Petit, II feet on east side Lau-
rel street between Beverly and Cumber-
land. SLAB: +. j. Warren, Auditor, TO
Hugh A. McCurdy, % feet on ~. johns
street. assessed in name of NJ. L. Cannon
for taxes, SlO77 Edward Allen and wife
to Frank heTsey. Is feet on east side
Twenty-ninth street near O.. 81 .45O.
Henrico: Paramount Land Company to
James +. Baker, 40 feet on west side Tween
tieth street near s, go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19

l.e inancial situation m the city yes
.i.' was a decided Improvement over
10 ot last Friday. A good deal of cur
Hs- come into the city by express
.Its the lat few days and number of
.-t aciurlug concerns have arranged 70
oe theu employees to-day in money.
" ot1- teller sand last evening that the
people were acting nobly III respect Of
.ls matter He knew Of number OF in
'ahcvs IA which persons possessed OF cur.
'py, having no use for IL. had al
d Wei manufacturers 10 have IL and taken
~ change certified checks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
THROUGH RUMTo THE GUTTER.
william II. Greene, Once Wealthy, Dies
aB esotted Wreck In Rags.

The life-storv of William ii. Greene,
who was found dead in bar-roOm cellar
Wednesday night, is temperance lecture
IN itself. saws the New York HOriG. He
was the child OF poor parents, but was so
bright and good-looking that he attracted
the attention of Mrs. Mary ID. Greene. Is
wealthy resident of Riverhead, l.. l.. who
adOpted HIM and gave hun every nd
vantage III breeding and education. Just
after his graduation he eloped with a ser
want and nearly broke his foster-mother's
heart. but she fOrgave hun after time
and left him the bulk of her fortune when
she died. His guardian was John n. BIRD,
the counsel tor the Bradstreet agency ana
the secretary of the New York Yacht Cup,
and he stood by his trust, although
Greene caused him untold annoyance.
The young man went through ms for
tune at a rapid rate, and then, on his pro
mise 10 reform, Mr.. Bird gave him q POSI-
ton in the editorial department OF Brat
streets. Greene was clever and did excel
lent work, but soon began dissipatlng
again aud was thrown out. He promised
reform again, and secured a position with
r. G.. Dun 4 Co., where he worked his
way 10 large salary but fell again
lie went from bad TO worse, and Mr..
Bird had at last TO secure release from his
quardianship. Greene disslpated the rem
nant of his estate and fiuaily came to be a
sweeper III the saloon at No. 355 st. Marx !
Place. Brooklyn, where he died OF alco-
holism, ragged besotted, and f-iendless.
He was only 81 years Of age. HIS body 10
in the morgue and will probably be sent
TO potteriS field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
Dleh AIR TMn hIonths.

Coroner TAYLOR was called yesterday TO
view the dead body Of negro man named
Wilson Walker. About two months ago
Walker and another negro named James
Smith had a difficulty and Walker was hit
with rick. 1t was thought that death
resulted from this wound, but post
norton examination showed that Iniiam-
nation OF the bowels was the real cause.
Smith was arrested and will be before the
Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-19
tl15cF rHe EXECUTIVE.


Pardon orantcd md Disabilities Re
..et->ruator Hurt Appointed.
Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
.... O. ..uu.. -.utguced az the ebru-
t.,. q tlr AppomattoX County
'. ..tr ona wear IL lall iol en-
..... u,t Coleman was indicted
....r-. who were sentenced 70
.. .n jail. hut IN the opinion CT
...r .s oucuce was no greater
.. .. I'D. .c.at's.
.rl.r ALSO removed the political
.... Baxter Marshall. sentenced
..... .I.- term OF AppOmattOX
... O.. serve five years Tor hoin'-
. r. Spencer. sentenced IN the
....t.t Lee 10 one year FOR ma
...l-. lue petitions were
'.. t,.u 81 % many prominent
.a'. county.
a.s granted John Bowden at
.4F I-1 term of the Bruins
Court Co five years IN tho
t.vueucy was exercised
t.. ground Of the prisoners III
Iart Of rttsyivania. has been
.. tla state Board Of Agrcul-
.. tae vacancy caused by the
..... S.. 4. Sutherlln.
'. q ca, gltiNe and It's 1rlt u
...t Ou Tuesday. Septemoer
...r applications for the posi-
..urtcr of the state oyster
.r Chesapeake, made vacant
.'. n Captain 0ster.