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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
WASHINGTON Ne,r, Nntes.

WAsH1NGroN, January 9.-Owing to the
severity of the weather the President has
abandoned his proposed hunting trip Tor
the present
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased $4,000 ounces OF silver at .S33oa
$40.
The House COMMITTEE on Banking and
Currency have ordered a favorable report
on the Andrews bill, with an amendment
offered by Sir. Cate. of Arkansas, providing
for the coinage Of all silver bullion now IN
the Treasury. The bill, as reported, re-
peals the Sherman law for the purchase OF
bullion.
Inc Senate to-day confirmed the nOmi-
nation OF Henry Clay Evans of Tennessee,
to be FIRST Assistant Postmaster General.
esrIhe Civil Service Commission may be
Obliged to take its turn upon the congress
sional rack. In the House this morning
Mr.. Bynum, of Indiana, offered for refer
ence a resolution directing the Ciyll-SeIYlce
Commission TO furnish the names of all
appointees reinstated IN the CLASSIFIED
service of the government since March 4,
1899, the cause of their separation from the
service. the States TO which they were
charged al the time OF then separation,
and the States 20 which they were credited
upon their reinstatement.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency TO-DAY by decisive vote pushed
the Andreg banking and bullion-purchese-
repeal bill, together with the Cate amend
mept for the coinage OF silver bullion now
i'm the Treasury. through the committee,
ana ordered its report TO the House.
Contrary TO expectation, the Senate
Judiciary Committee to-day failed 10 order
favorable report upon the McComas
nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

Tho Kansas state govern neus was formally
surrendered yesterday 10 tho neG ohcefs-all
Populi-ts.
Blodgctts barrei-fartory and 500 barrels Of
rOsln on Marshais Wharf, Charleston, :. G., Nere
burned last night. Loss about $4,000. lusl-
rance partial
The side-gheel steamer Mary Houston was
4uuk a, tho tuOt Of Vain street, Cincinnati. ny
eoatiug ice Yesterday. she Was valued nc eeO,-
900; insurance, 5lJ,vUO.
The President yesterday sent 10 the Senate
tho following nominations: Lieutenant-t oloncl
Charles 4. Terrell, Deputy Paymns'er-1cnrrtl,
10 be Colonel and Assistant Paymaster-General
Tho union printers employed on the I'esIy-
,srqn. Toronto, Can, struck yesterday by order
of A committee OF the Typographical Union,
which had been unable 70 come % terms win
tho management regarding the prico Tor ma
chine work.
The firm Of Dewey, Rohers & Co., Toledo. the
largest WhOlesale 3hOe-nOuse an ONO fGiied yes
tsrday. Liabilities said % be IN tho ne!ghDOr-
hoo1 0f 100000. Assets about 100000. The
failure was caused by disagreement among the
partners, not ~ business reyerses.
The jackson club, Of Columbus, o., celebrated
Jackson Day with banquet Yesterday evening,
which was attended by prominent Democrats
from an parts OF the country, among the SPEAK
ers ON the programme beiUg senator Brlce, Hon.
j. W. Ham OF Georgia, ana Governor hcCOrkle
Of Vest Virginia.
The Jackson Democratic Club, Of Washington
city, last night celebrated the anniversary Of
the battle OF New Orleans the Sth) by banquet
at the Arlington Hotel Among the respondents
10 t0a.ts we're Senators Vance and Daniel and
Kepresentatiyes McMillin, Hoar, Hemp hill. and
Wilson, Of West Virginia.
The Adiutant-Generala and Assistant Adlutant-
General Of Pennsylvania wore IN Washington
Yesterday 20 make arrangements Tor the mitia-
men Of their STATE who are going 10 attend the
inauguration OF President-eect Cleveland.
About 5000 citizen soldiers from the Keystone
state are expected 70 Dc present
Graud-Chief Arthur, OF the Brotherhood Of
! locomotive Engineers, called on President
| Hood. OF the Western Maryland railroad, In Bal
tlmOre, yesterday, m regard 20 demand OF the
| engineers on that road for new scale Of wages
| and sorne changes as 10 hours OF work The
! men ask that passenger engineers be paid 31s
cents per mIle and freight engineers 1 cents.
! Tho conference lasted several hours. There Is
! tax OF a tie-up IN case the demands are not
granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
THE NAVAL RENDEZVOUS.
Purpose Of the virginia Delegation-sena-
tor DauieI on tue silver Question.
Special telegram TO the Disoatch.l


WAsHINGTON, January 9.-COlonel A. s.
Buford OF Richmond Colonel Grenville
Games. of Marronton; Mr.. NJ. Glennan. of
Norfolk, and Dr. Broken borough, of
Northampton, will meet the naval rem
devious committees here tomorrow and
Join hands with them. The gentlemen
named will cooperate as members of the
Virginia World STAR Eoard. One hun
dred or more Nirg,niaDs Will arrive to-
morrow on this business, and they Will
present a formidable array before Congress.
They will urge upon Congress TO vote
1900 00O for tins display and in accord
ance with the recommendation of Secre-
tary Tracy.
One of the features Of the review Will be
a sham battle between vessels of the types
Of the old Merrimac and Monitor, which
will take place near the spot where the
original fight occurred.
The House Committee on Elections, OF
which Colonel OFerrall is chairman, will
tomorrow hear arguments IN the South
Carolina contested case OF Miller as.
Elliott. The contestant is colored man
and the district Is tho famous black one "
that nearly always sends up contest.
Representative Wise's Committee on
Commerce to-day favorably reported 10
the House the national quarantine bill. IL
is q matter Of considerable importance To
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Mr.. cARLIsLe's PURPOSE.
"John Always Had wsy OF Having His
Own Way About Things"
fHY telegranh t0 the Dispntch.l


WASHINGTON. d. c., January 9.-Mrs.
John G.. Carlisle this afternoon emphatic
ally denied the published statement pur-
porting to be on her authority that Senator
Carlisle has made up his mind 20 decline
the invitation of the President t-elect to ac-
cept the Treasury portfolio. She said that
up to Saturday. when the Senator left
Washington for Kentucky, he was still nm
certain whether TO accept or decline. le
is said that you oppose the Senator's 60
ing into the Cabinet" remarked the re-
porter.
" WelI.o she responded. Iwould prefer
that John should remain IN the SENATE
but personally have no very great obJec-
ton TO his going into the Cabinet. ho
does not know what be is going TO do him.
self. John always had way of having his
own way about things He does not make
many mistakes and | guess he won't this
time. You can depend upon 1t that ne
will be his own adviser and when he makes
up his mind what 10 do he won't ask me or
any one else whether We like 1t or not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

sry. February, and March, 1894, and for
money loaned. The Central of Georgia IL
also in a receivers hands, but the Sherif's
officers in their endeavor TO get property
wherever located served notice OF the at
tachment on the Mercantile, Central, and
OF North America, National Bank
of North America, Chemical National
Bank, Nassau Bank, Equitable 1dfe-lnsu-
rance Company, and representatives OF tue
following firms: August Belmont d Co.,
II. b. Hollins & Co., Kuhn, Losh 4 Co.,
Hallgarten & Co.. Inman i Swan. Simon
Berg, James Speyer. and Philip Lehman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

WAsHINGroS. d. c., January Com
miss.oner-of- Pensions Raum TO-DAY ap-
peared before the deficiency SUI -som-
mittee Of the House ApprOprst' 'Ons
COMMITTEE and explained his estimates
for pension defciencIes. His first es-
innate tor tins deficiency was over
~l0.0J0,O00, and the committee was
somewhat surprised until to-day, when
he informed them that he estimated
this deficiency ut something over Sl3,OOO,-
OO0. He gave tho pension payment for the
first half Of the year and made an argu-
ment to show that If the payment for the
second bali averaged as much his first de-
ficieucy estimate would have % bo In
creased by over S30O).00) The commit
tee, after hearing MS statement, intormod
hum that he would have 10 submit sup
elemental estimate showing the need Of
the TeuuIred al lltlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
"WAsH1Nnros. D. G., January I, 1873.
The Georgia Central Litigation.
m. ..,-..-,,,t O.. tha piarotcb

New YoRK, January 9.-F. W. Huidekoper
and Reuben Foster, receivers of the Rich
mond and Danyllle railroad, have obtained
from Judge 0BrIen, of the Supreme Court.
an attachment against the property or tho
Central Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia In their suit 10 recover Sl,2l3,4O5
for money laid out and expended for the
use of the defendant Central Railroad
Company in discharging accrued interest
on defendapts' mortgage bonds and in pay
ing other debts of the defendant between
December. 1891. and April /, 1892.
The two railroads were msmbers OF the
triumvirate of roads making up the Rich
mond Terminal system. aud the money
IVES advanced by the Richmond aud Dan
vile TO pay interest on mortgage
bonds in December, 1891, and Janu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

Gentlemen would not use Blush oi
Roses" If 10 was paint or powder. Oi
course not. 10 Is as clear as water. nC
sediment 10 fll the pores Of the skin. IL
MISSION il 20 heal, cleanse, and purity th'
complexion of every imperfect on. and in
sures every lady and gentleman clear
smooth complexion. Sold at L. a. Miller
Pharmacy, Fifth and Broad streets. Frlc,
7j cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
HELD BY BRIGANDS.
THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH OF AUS
TRlA IN DURANGO VILE.
a European Sensation of the First Order
Paris's Great Panama Trial,
Which Begins To-day.

tByAnglo-American cable TO tho DisDatch.l
VIENNA, January 9.-An enormous sensa-
ton has bean caused by the report that
Spanish brigands have captured the En-
press Elizabeth Of Austria and propose 10
hold her for a ransom. The government
Processes to know nothing about any such
rumors and nothing seems 10 be known on
the subject at Madrid. When last heard
of the Empress was yachting near the Ba-
learic islands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

and why not? Who wouldn't pause
when about 10 make an expenditure Of
money, and consider how to get the best
yalue for the outlay. But pause 10
longer; It's positively clear that yon
need an OVERCOAT, aud IT'S moge
than Gear that We arc Offering the
largest values in this line. It's the
after-holiday lull now, when prices take
q drop. Drop in and take some OF the
goods before the prices rise. Tho suns
getting higher and higher all the time ss
spring approaches, and prices are bound
10 90 up also when trade jumps into its
former brisknes5 This week We arc
offering bargains in CHlLDREN'5
SUITS and OyEKCOATS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
GOOD MlOWiNTER NEWS.
The Great Reading Coal Combine Broken.
The Peoples Influence.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.
trenton. n. j.. January 9.-The great
Reading coal combine is broken. The New
Jersey Central Railroad Company has
withdrawn from II aud hereafter Will be
operated Independently. Just as 1t was be
fore the agreement with the headlnG
and Lehigh-Nalley railroads was en-.
tered into. An official of the Central
this afternoon confirmed the truth OF
the news. lie said that Attorney-Geuerall
Stockton was in possession OF acommunl-
cation from the Central, in which 1t "a
acknowledged that all of its agreements
with tine roads in question are cancelled
and terminated. This applies also to the
leases under which the coal-lands We're re-
Gently absorbed by the combine. what
influences moved the Central 10 take TINS
step are not known. but undoubtedly a
fearof action on the part of the Legislature
had something. if not all, TO do with it.
William Johnston, Assistant Attorney
General. confirms the above report Inc
Central has asked Chancellor McCilll for
permission TO prove this fact. lhey then
asked for the quashIng OF the proceedings
for the appointment OF receiver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

,.atIonal nnarnntlne Favored.

WASHINGTON. January 9.-The House Com
mittec on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
to-day ordered "a favorable report on bill
for the establishment OF u national quaran-
tine. The measure agreed upon is similar
TO the Harris bill now under discussion III
the Senate and contains al the amend
meuts To the Harris mll adDpted by the
Senate up TO and including Friday last.
The bill Il reported as a substitute for the
bill introduced in the House 10y Mr.. Ray
ner, of Maryland. anl was agreed upon by
subcommittee of the Senate Committee
on Epidemic Diseases and the House In
terstate and Foreign Commerce Commls-
..Ln-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
nl. oa.- con.ll-r.A cllllcaI.

lCo-rrs.1ll0nc0o o. u N'Am0nl D8Ul''hl
Atr-A>prA, Va, January MIR Ma
rruItr Dent. hooa-kceper for the firm of
h. 4. Dowham G Co., was -uddenly taken
IN on SATURDAY. night last with congestion
81 the lungs 80 the residence OF tspIaln
George \. Mu,hoach. on north Washing
ION street. tus physicians consider his
case o., crluca.
SARAH A. GRAY. colured publc-sch chool
teacher. 41d Tor many years principal OF
tine co!orcd girls school, died az her home
here last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Virginia, and especially to the people
along the seaboard.

Virginia, and especially to the people
along the seabOard.
AN INTERPOLATION.
Senator Daniel to-day made fve-min-
ute speech IN the Senate on the SILVER
question. II was sort of an interpola-
ton. a. Mr.. Mcpherson had the floor on his
own resolution regarding suspension OF
the law regulating the purchase OF silver
bullion.
an OLD DEBT.
Colonel Pendleton. of Berkeley Springs,
is here working in the interest OF the bill
TO pay Virginia and other States the money
they advanced 70 the United states Gov
erument 20 help carry on the war OF 1872:
This claim has been repeatedly reported
favorably in Congress after Congress,
but 1t has never passed the two
houses in the same Congress. Virginia
also has a claim against Uncle Sam Tor
money advanced to rebuild public build
ings at Washington after the British de-
stroyed them. Neither bill seems 20 nave
much chance Of passage at the present
session. but Colonel Pendleton deserves
credit for the energy he displays IN press
ing tho matter.
General A. J. Hundley, OF Amelia Court
house, who took such al active part IN the
last Virginia campaign, IS IN the city Tor a
few days. ,
Among Virginia visitors at the Capitol
to-day were Mr. Robert Murphy and Hiss
| Taylor, Of WestmoTeland county.
Corbet Is the name Of new post-ofhc &C
| established IN Scott county. Va, with
Martha W. Mcdonnell as Postmaster.
VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS.
G. 7. Barron was to-day appointed as.
sistant lighthouse keeper at Cherrystone,
| Va.
Laura W. Massie was to-day appointed
| Postmaster at Tyro, Nelson county, Va,
/ Uice II. W. Masse, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
BLAINE NEAR DEATH.
SIN Battling with the Destroyer, How
ever. Early This Morning.

SIN Battling with the Destroyer, How
ever. Early This Morning.
WASHINGTON, j. c.. January 9.-Mr.
Blame mas rallied 10 remarkable fashion,
and his physicians report him this morn
ing resting easily" Yesterday all day
his death was looked for momentarIIy.
To-day his eUd seems indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. B'alne's physicians have written no
bulletins to-day, but theirlates announce
meut to the reporters CAT midnight re-
iterates that they do not apprehend blr.
Blane's death tonight
AGAIN losing STRENGTH.
WAsmyGroN, January 10.-At l o'clock
this CGuesday) morning Mr.. Blaine's ply
sicians report that their patient IS again
losing strength.
AT2:10 A. ".
WAsuISGToy ID. c., January 10.-At 2:lO
A. NJ. everything about the Blaine mansion
IS very quiet. Inc lights are dim, and
there is no evidence of the approaching
dissolution of the patient.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Chesapeake aud Ohio.

-WT TTITE- TT-TI
WAsHINGroS, January 9.-Ihe report OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway for the
six months ended December 3lst shows
that all fixed charges aud surplus Of
> 500, 900 were earned, aud that included III
the operating expenses for that period
we're a wears supply OF rails, ties, ballast
and other material necessary for perma-
neut work. The report adds that i'm
proyements for the last four years have
brought the road up to the highest
atau4orI a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

NEw loKK, January "a fire which
broke out az 7;l6 this morning totally do
stroyed the six-story building 43 to AZ
Elizabeth street, II was occupied on the
first three floors by Frederick Doll & Co.,
furniture dealers. and by Berliner, Strauss
4 Dauser and Altman, Sumner x Co.,
neckwear manufacturers. Loss, S250.001.
About 800 people. principally girls, were
employed in the factories, but ali escaped
unhuFt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
tldr,ch's y Move.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

WAsHnGToS. j.. c., January 9.-There IS
a strong suspicion on the part OF the Demo
cratic senators that the amendment TO tho
Mcpherson sllycr-purcha.e suspension
resolution. of which Mr.. Aldrich gave no.
nee to-day. was Il carefully planned trap.
Atanv rate they decided to take no chances.
and so Mr.. Daniel objected to Alr. Aldrich's 3
request that II be be voted on tomorrow
at z O'Clock, his purpose beng 10 give his
party friends an opportunity 10 scan the
amendment very carefully Mr. Aldrich
says that his purpose was 70 give the
Democratic senator's a chance 20 show
that they meant what they sad
on the floor in debate. lie is not dlsap-
pointed in failing - secure an agreement
for vote upon the amendment. and feels
that he has served his purpose from a
party point of view III sowing dlscord
among the Democratic senators. A he
was observed 10 be IA consultation with
Nh Allison and other leading Republican
senators before be made his move 4 ls a.
sumed that his piece of strategy met with
the approval OF hls party colleagues. At
any rate the Democratic senators regard
the amendment and request as a party
move
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
AClIored Sec,ion-nnnd Knlcd.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ENIouA Va, January O. Robert jack
son, "a coiorri mau. was killed on the At
lantIc and Dauyliie railway at Belheld on
Saturday evening. Jackson was a section
hand aud was regarded as worthy colored
man.
will have It's Columbian article next week.
Mr.. T.. = Moore, Jr., OF Raleigh, n. o.,
was III town tnis week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
A WONDERFUL CHANGE.
CHMDs COMPLETE RESTORATION TO
HEALTH.

ayes, str; can certainly say that tho treat
nent Of my little gtrl mas been wonderful Tho
speaker was Mrs. Annie kliOtt, wife - Lycurgus
Elliott, and living on Webster avenue Dear 10
street, PARK view, Portsmouth. Mrs. ElliOts
talked freely Of her chilis suffering sud wonder
fui restoration TO heath Tho child Is only
years old and bears the same name a. Lea
mother. Here Is Mrs Eniotts statement: " Less
than three months ago carried my Guild tO SEQ
Dr. Coates The child had been suffering foc
three years with cat8rrh ut tho head. ani no
physician IN thts city could relieve her. | read
Dr. COates's Advertisements In the papers, bus
would not 70 20 sec him until had made some
personal Inquiry. | saw Mr. II. j. Lambort, OF
Atlantic city, who hai been cured by DR..
Coates, and asked him about g. He told me
that he valued tho heuef, received by him ~
over al 600. When | wont % the Doctor my nt.
tie glrl was ir an awful condition.
"1here was n constant discharge from tho
ears, which WAS horrible ant yesY ononslye. She
was deaf. had nc apDetltc. dui her health was
poor. In lees than thtre woek5 noticed the I'M
proyoment IN her condition. Now she II woiL
There IA no running no tho ear, hcr appetite ia
splendid, and that liret feeling has entirely dis
appeared. sh0 has alsp gained in weight IN
that / can say Ia that the change IN her condi-
tion has beeu wonderful and haVo no hcsi-
taucy IN recommending Dr. Coates 20 all sucor.
ers from Catarrh.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
Rcninmln TnIett Eelng Tried.

IoNpov. January 9.-Benianin 9. Tillett,
the well-known labor leader. who was au
unsuccessful Labor candidate for Plrlia-
ment nj West bradford in the general cleo
ton, was put on trial at Bristol to-day on
the charge Of having melted strikers to
riot on the occasion Of the labor demon
stration ut Bristol on the Friday night be-
fore Christmas. \ number Of leading
labor-men were present and 1il.ett WAS
heartily cheered by large crowd on has
way to the courtroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
ouARER-CrrY TRACK.
Cigarette Trust Suit Compromised.


NEW YORK. January 9.-rhe action Of
Theodore +. Allen % recover $4,000 from
". :. kimball a. Co. for services IA organ
izing the cigarette trust. which has been
ON trial tor several days before Justice In
graham. OF the Supreme Court, was with
drawn to-day, as settlement has been
reached. The compromise provides Tor
the Withdrawal of the four other actions
against original m5mbers of the trust, tut
counse! would not disclose the terms OF
fhn cnmnrlmlae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

FnAyEFonr. Ky. January 9.-Members
of the Legislature have received a letter
from Congressman James B. McCreary.
dated Washington, January 9Th, stating
that he Will bo candidate for United
Stl,es senator. and saying n. hopes hls
experience as legislator and Governor aud
his eight years IN Congress have equipped
him tor tho duties OF senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

Ahal Ia-teVo utstriCi "a virginia.
frorrrspouuea,e % the Richmond Dispatchl
B3wl>o GrEiN. Va, January MANY
Of our Democratic citizens assembled to-
dav i'm the cOurt-hous0 % give expression
otleir endorsement and approval OF the
candidacy of Captain j. 81. hudgus for
the place of marshal for tho Eastern DIS
trlct of Virginia. Complimentary speeches
were made and resolutions endorsing the
Captains candidacy were unanimously
AlAnlaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10
CROKER TO CLEVELAND.
.suraucos from Mr. sidrphy OF Co-opera-
: L.

Assurances from sir. sidrphy OF Co-opera-
ton for Democrltic iisrmOny.
New YoRg, January 9.-kichard Croker.
according 90 report, has within tha last
TWO days persOnIlly assured President
elect Cleveland that should Edward Mur-
phv. Jr., be chosen 10 the United states
senate he would in no way emharFass the
administration. On the contrary, he
would seek 10 cooperate with Mr.. C!eye-
lani IN every way possible 10 make his
TlUtue harmonious AMI successful Mr..
Croker was said 10 have carried Mr.. Muir
phys pledge 30 this effect. what the re-
bis If the Presilent-elect was could not
Ia ascertaiued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

ASGosTURA BITTERs are endorsed by all the
leading physicians and chemists for their purity
and wholesomeness. Beware ofcounterfets and
ask for the genuine article. prepared BY Dr. j.
@. b. siegert i Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-10

Two negroes. named John Henry Price
Ipd Willis Brown, had an alteration near
D. Union Depot yesterday morning, and
D tho course Of the row Price struck
nellists we're both arrested by Ofiicefs
pps ana Bailey aud locked up in tho
eeond Police Station. Tue ambulance