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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-14
Cat. Haurats,a C....

W~AsHINGToS, Dec. l3.-ln the District Court
OF Appeals to-day counsel for Capt. Howgats,
the ex-SignAl Ohicer OF the United States, ac-
cused Of forgery and embezzling over $500, 600,
hled a motion for an appeal against the ipdg-
his demurrer 10 the Indictments. The Court
will probably announce tomorrow whether an
appeal will be granted In Howgate's case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-14

An effort is making by the commuters along
the seashOre division OF the Central Railroad OF
New jersey TO establish = morning express train
from Long Branch and points below 10 New
York city. A meeting of business men who use
this route every day was held at 80 Nassau
street yesterday afternoon. and a request to the
railroad company for better train service was
an afternoon express over th1 division some
time agp in response To a similar request, and
the officials have promised 10 take up the ques-
ton Of u fast morning train on next Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-14
F.rai.- Divorce Paper. Pat Ia.

The papers in the suit OF Hetty Furniss for alt
mony against her husband, Edward L. Furniss.
were presented to Judge Patterson in the SUI
preme Court, Chambers, yesterday, by Turner.
& Rolston, the attorneys Of record for
the plaintiff, and Mr.. welch for the defendant.
The Court had granted the plaintiffs attorneys
until to-day TO answer any new matter In the
defendants AfidRVits. Lawyer W. W. Mac
fsrland, who argued the motion for the PLAINTIFF
several days ago, aud who - the PLAINTIFF
father. was not in court. There was no Rrgu-
menL. and the Judge reserved decision.
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Suzanne. River Hallway omesr..

At a meeting of the directors of the Suwannee
River Railway Company held yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected; President, T.. ].
Carter; Vice President, ". II. HuseubaTk; Soc
rotary and Treasurer, Charles A. Baldwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-14
wrssL.Ss GrO- III. Lost VssssI Ivashos.

WAsHISGTOS, Dec. l3.-Capt. Hooper Of the
revenue cutter Rush, which vent In search OF
the Loaf vessel IvanhOe IN the Pacific Ocean. re-
porte 10 the Treasury Department. that be found
west OF Vancouver . buoy with the ships name
on ID aud some Hreckage bslieved 70 belong 70
or crew.
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NeaIsatIe.. ey DC Pr..las.t.

WAsHISOroN. Dec. lathe President to-day
ssUt % the Senate the following nominations:
Jadson {. Ciemsats % Georgia 10 b. Interstate
Commerce CollnissoasE usApLJlEunoati.
-JeIs5s spsAesT of Maryland, consul Is curaeoa'
lanes w ~ RscalveF Of Public Moneys. and Prank
D Fsck. RSsnssT q ne Laad Once AZ kazaaVuls Cal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-14

The Committee on Military Affairs has COM
pleted the Army Appropriation bill for tho
coming fiscal year, and Mr.. Cultivate OF Ohio
will report II to the House tomorrow. The bill
carries AN appropriation OF S23. 204, s0e, being
Si73.Gl6less than the appropriation for the CuT-
rent year, and $l,3l0,STI below the estimates.
New legislation In the bill provides for the trans
fer Of the Fort L~eavenworth military prison to
the Department of Justice, and for a reduction
OF hye Majors in the pay corps and five Captains
in the subsistence department. These reduc-
tions provide that no more officers OF these
grades shall be appointed 10 these corps until
the total number In them has been reduced by
five officers in these grades.
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Capt. Thomas II. Mckee. assistant Secretary
OF the Republican Congressional Committee,
who has been announced as a candidate for
Clerk OF the House of Representative in the
Fifty-fourth Congress. to-day sent u letter tn
COngressmRn-eleCt Watson of Indiana, ANNOUNCE
ing his withdrawal from the contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
CALLED UrOy OUK sENA7OR.
Tobacconists Arraign Mr.. Ran
som for Neglect of Their Interests.

WINSTON, Y. c., March 10.-Special.-
The tobacco manufacturers are up In
arms against Senator Ransom. and they
are free to express their disapprOval.
They have written numerous letters and
kilograms 10 the Senator recently on i'm
portant business, but they say Mr.. Ran
som ignored them. In consequence of this
negligence, the tobacco men telegraphed
TO Senator Daniel. at Washington, and re-
ceived a prompt and satisfactory reply.
one of Winstons leading tobacconists
published a card this afternoon. using
plain language. disappearing of Mr.. Ran
SONS way Of doing things. In speaking
Of Senator Daniels courtesy, the tobac-
conist says
This is a striking contrast to the plan
tation courtesy shown the tobacco trade
here by the great autCcrat the MOgul Of
North Carolina, more Familiarity known
as Senator Ransom. The Information ask
ed Of Senator Ransom might have caused
the manufacturers to make or lose
dozen times over the Senator's salary
but not word could be heard from him.
so YOU see we were forced 10 20 to Nir-
cinia's senator for the information we
were entitled 10 from our own represen-
tatve.
eve have yet to hear Of an unanswered
letter or telegram touching upon the SEN
ator's reelection. This. as you know, is
not the first cause OF complaint that our
people have had against the Senator. and
we only console ourselves that the time
may come when the rush Of business
Ghe Senator's language may be from the
other side. we opine. If Ransom is the
issue fin the next election
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
MIR. EDMONsON sERENADED.
The ". Nj. i. Cadets Recognize His Efforts
on Their Behalf

LEXINGTON, VA, March 1O.-Special.-
The corps of cadets Of the Nireinia
Military Institute. represented by the
following delegation: First class. Twiggs
J. ID. Cooke, IL. Vaughan, Tinsey, Slemp
Seldon. Third class: Spilman Bickford
Roberts. Orme. Fourth class. McGnl.
and Hamilton, headed by the military
band tonight, marched in a body to the
residence OF Judge J. *. Edmondson.
representative from Rockbridgo in the
late Legislature. and rendered him Il
serenade. This was i'm recognition of
his services 10 the Virginia Military In
Stitute In securing the extra appropria-
ton OF 5000 for two years 10 helm
complete the Jackson Memorial Han"
now under construction adjoining the
barracks.
Cadet Coffeen acted as Spokesman for
his associates. and on behalf of tho
Institute thanked Judge Edmondson and
the Legislature for the liberal appropria-
ton. The judge responded, and said he
was glad the Institute had secured the
appropriation and thanked the cadets
Tor the honor shown him. Then the Judge
passed cigars around. and with more
music and the V. NJ. / yell, the party
hr1fe up.
was well-planned surprise and q
delicate recognition of the services of a
friend OF the Institute
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mr. ELUSIYE hOPF.
lie Coyiy tvades Declaring whether lie Is
Congregational A.pirant

ASHENILLE. y. c., March 1O.-SpeciaL
--hX-Collector K0pe Elias, who has been
IN AsheYille this week. when asked II
he would 90 before the Democratic CON
vention of this congressional district as
a candidate for nomination for congress.
he stated coyly and evasiyely that il
was too long before the convention 20
forecast the result Of It's deliberations.
but that he would be for the nominee
whoever he might be. The late collector
also stated that he thought the prospect
for Democratic success IN the coming
election very bright.
The publication OF the reply 10 Rich
mond Pearsons savage attack on our
Supreme Court for It's decision on ques-
ton involving construction Of our
laws relating 10 registration OF electors.
has created sensation here. The art-
Gle was written by a. prominent Democrat
OF this city, and Is regarded as a most
invaluable and powerful contribution 20
the political literature OF the State. The
author handles Pearson as he deserves,
without gloves. and the paper is COM
plete refutation " the latter's charges
and inslnuatiOns rejecting upon the
integrity Of our Supreme Court. IL will
have salutary effect upon wavering or
weak-kneed Democrats and viii go a
long way in strengthening confidence
among the rank and fle OF the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
REY. DIR. HIDTN's HOEh.
Series of scrm ons Delivered Mt Williams
bure-Fire at the Asylum.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March i0.-Spe-
cial-The Rev L. I. Warren ana KEY.
Dr Hiden. OF Richmond. have for the
past week been conducting a neetlhs ~,
nur Eaptist church Dr. Hiden occupied
Inc nulpif every night during the week,
and preached a series Of able and inter-
estine sermons. lie Is an exceedingly
clear and fOrcible speaker, and his efforts
have produced profound impression
among mis- hearers There have been sew
cral professions and one OF two have al
ready connected themselves with the
church. Rev. Mr. Warren intends 10 carry
on these meetings through the coming
Several farms near here have recently
been sold 10 parties from the North or
me Rev. Richard 4. Bowman Of At
lanta Ga. with his wife is here on a
visit TO his father-n-law. Mr.. Jacob
Walden. who lives near town.
The old Coke residence is now being
thoroughly renovated by Mr.. l.. Heniy,
Jr, and when finished VIII Dc one OF the
most attractive places here.
Houses here are I'm demand. there being
at this time not vacant house IN to"h'
About O'Clock yesterday morning.
when Night Waterman r a. BlOXton, OF
the Eastern State Hospital. was making
his rounds he discovered smoke in one
of the wards on the male side IL came
from the room occupied by patient
named Nottingham Of Norfolk. who in
some way had secured matches. with
which he set fire 10 his bed and clothing.
When found the room was filed with
smoke and the patient almost suffocatel.
his bed and clothing being almost de-
stroyed. The flames We're soon extin-
tingLished and thus by the watchfulness
and efficiency Of Mr.. BlOXton a serious
confiagration was no doubt avertel.
mere is some talk here in regard 20
the spring election, but as yet there seems
no definite plan. or rather none has de-
VelOped. There are said 10 be several
candldates for the various Offices.
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MIR. ULEI'S SUCCESSOR.
Withdrawal of the Republican Leaves Al
most sure Victory for The Democrat

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March 1O-A spe-
cial election will be held in the First con-
gressiOnal district of South Carolina next
Tuesday 10 fill the vacancy caused by eX-
Congressman Brawley's resignation The
result of the election has been in great
doubt, because three candidates have been
in the field-Gen. James +. Islar Of
Orangeburg. who stands on the Democrat
ic platform, and is entirely In sympathy
with the President and his policy. Or. j.
William Stokes. OF Organburg who Is an
open and avOwed Ocalaite. ana ID. A. j.
Sullivan. Of Charleston. who IS running
on his own hook. with the promise that
Stokes would retire from the contest and
leave the race 10 him. But Stokes viii
not retire. and Sullivan to-day resolved 10
withdraw from the contest In a letter
10 his constituents. which will be pub
lished tomorrow. he declares that he viii
not permit himself 10 be bound TO aid
any man against the wishes and judgment
OF his friends and his city. and Withdraws
from the contest He urges all his friends
ana supporters In Charleston and through
out the district TO vote for General Islar
SullNan's withdrawal is regarded as an
Almost certain victory for lslar.
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! property with a view of purchasing
stock farm for his boys.
There is q movement on foot 70 OF
eanize lodge OF Knights OF Pyihias a.
Fairfield. IN this county. ms oiu0'
is growing IN this section.
The Rev +. n. Kcerfoot. OF the oou'n.
crn BAPTIST Theological Seminary, AZ
Louisville. KY. has accepted the INVITA-
ton TO deliver the baccalaureate sermon
at the commencement exercises OF ASH
lngton and Lee University. June next
During the past month there mas peen
a very decided increase in the NUMBER
Of deeds OF bargain and sale recorue" !"
the court. which is a good sign OF " re-
vlval OF the times.
with the 5000 annually for two years
appropriatcd by the Legislature Tor me
Virginia Mnitay Institute. mnch WORK
can be done towards pushing TO compile
lion Jackson Memorial Han, adjoining
barracks. VI
The cadet baseball team at the VIZ
ginia Military Institute IS out every me
day training for the coming season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
B1SE-BALL ~ NORFOLK.
A Club Organizsd-Mr. Moody's Visits
HOftsmontII's New Dennl.

NORFOLK, VA. March 1O-Spccial.-
Work Will be commenced on the hand
some Union depot at Portsmouth the lst
Of April. 1t will be built on a much
larger scale than at first contemplated
Mr.. Moody is expected TO begin his
meetings in the Armory Hall next We'd
nesday evening. a choir has been or
ganized under the leadership Of Professor
Fitz. composed Of five hundred of the
best vOcalists of Norfolk.
A baseball club has been organized I'M
der the leadership of Mr.. George Roper.
composed Of the best players in the Young
Mems Christian Association of Norfolk.
Mf Roper has already arranged for sew
eral games. The first game with visit
ing team will be April 18th. when the
Washington Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION team will visit Norfolk.
In the seven suits against the Atlantic
and Danville railroad. growing out Of the
accident near Buffalo Junction. the jury
in the United States Court awarded the
claimants the following damages: Jennie
Wincker. $3.50; Verger Elan. $l75: Robert
Hayes. 500: +. A. Mallet. 5000: VIM.
Pettus. $l35; Richard Davis, $1,000; Thomas
Lowry, $1,000.
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THEIR FATAL F0RDING.
DIR. ASDERsOS'S WIFE AND CHILD
DROWyED ~ JACKSON RIVER.
He Attempted to Gross the Stream In
Buggy-The Latter Upset In Deep
water-Tbe Husbands Grief

CONVICTION, VA, March 10.-Special-
DR.. II. W. Anderson, with his wife ana
two small children. attempted 70 cross
Jackson river at Keyser's Ford. three
miles below the city. this morning about 10
O'Clock. He was cautioned of the danger,
but his familiarity with the location in
was upset in the deepest portion and his
wife and infant were drowned.
He had buried his Oldest child Wednes-
day last. Himself and a four-year-old
daughter are all of the family that sur
v.ve, and the child is still in danger
GUS condition. The Doctor 10 crazed with
grIef. The bodies have been recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Spring CapeS.

Another shipment Of CAPES of excep-
tionably pretty and new designs came in
on yesterday. The c0lors are NAVY,
TAN, BROWN. and BLACK. and many
OF the styles are exclusive. being confined
only 10 u.s.
WOOL CLOTH PINKED EDGE BRAID
ED CAPE TO So
Your attention is also called to the
MODIFY, STYLISH CLOTH and SERGE
SUITS In NAVY and BLACK.
SERGE SUIT at N9j-double-breasted
cutaway, with large lapels. full sleeve.
and new skirt.
Finer quality WORSTED SERGE. cut
with large lapels and ripple skirt to
jacket-very rich and n0hby-price $3.50.
FINER DRESSES no Sl2 and SIS. which
are being sold elsewhere for SIS and SIS
These GARMENTS are made by tailors,
and are cut to lit and wear
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Lexington liens

~. - ~ sNGioN, VA, March l0-Special.-
q, ". = Maguire Of Winchester. Va.
at. erSss VI her parents. the Hon. and
dome. al Di"h-
M,s. william s. Hopkins is I'm Richmond
r.s, ,s her mother Mrs. j. S. Dorsey
Io'ohei Robert Catlett, OF Governor Nc
hinneys stan. has been appointed bv
1uose Mclaughlin. OF the Circuit Court
for that court u accounts
Ine REV A. L. Laird. OF Mt. Horeh
- 'eflan church. has under consldera-
Royal. "' front
captain u. f. Day. OF Boston. Mass.
retired mariner, and a man OF some
p'eshs' was here this week looking al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
hARYLAND'S GRErNA GREEN. M
Five Page County Eiopsrs Welded There
Miss Broaddus the Last Bride.

LuRAY, VA, March O.-Special.-For
more than year AR A. II. Perry son
OF Sergeant Perry has been paving at
tention TO Miss Eugene Broaddus a
daughter of Mr.. A. Broaddus. clerk of
fase County Court. No special interest
IN the matter was manifested until a
teiesrah, dated at Haeersiown. Md. the
Gretna Green Of more than i've clone
ments In the past year from Luray. was
received by Mr. Broaddus from Mr.. Perry
stating that he had been married 10 his
daughter, Miss Eugene.
The young lady is one OF the most
popular In Luray The ARRANGEMENTS for
the elopement were not known by those
most interested. and was managed with
unusual cleverness. The sister OF the
groom accompanied the couple on their
Journey. and all parties are expected TO
return In few days and receive the
parental benedicti0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
For Federal Prison In the South.

MACON, March 1O.-In their present
ments to the United States Court to-day
the grand jury made an important recon-
mendation TO the effect that there should
be a Government prison IN the southern
States They recommended the Govern
ment property near Augusta. Ca. as
suitable site All Government prisoners
nave now TO be sent TO Columbus O. The
grand jury thought that the men taken
there from the South suffered from the
severity Of the climate. citing instances
of the suffering Of many prisoners sent
there. The recommendation is looked
upon with favor here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

The Court Not Disposed TO POSTPONE tho
Murder Case

hOSCltsCo, MISS. March lO.-The
use asainst " =. lsatcliff for the rnur-
uer OF Samuel A. jackson. was called
To-day hatclifi's attorneys asked FOR
a continuance on the ground maj tbev
hdu only to-day got the names Of severil
parties who Were imD9rfart y,,t,N.s y. "'
Tor The defence, and had not the tine
now 10 nave them summoned TO This
court; that W. l.. Sander, the unfortu-
nate young gentleman who was wounded
~ the ARRAY, was an important witsess
LOT tne defence, and that il was impos-
Sinie Tor nm 10 appear ia court during
inns session, also special Venire wOuld
nave 70 be drawn. which would consume
much time. The judge listened attentive
~ 10 the pleading. ana then gave he
deienco until Monday 10 bring IN the new
ly-Iound witnesses, and should they NOT
oter better reasons for a continuance
The case will in all proba bility be beari
TINS term. The State was ready for
trial this morning. Some sixty or scventt,
witnesses names We're read out and ne
10 be lengthy one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
midas New Tariff Bill.

CALCUTTA, March lO.-The Legisla-
i've Council has passed the new customs
tarlh bill Much native opposition was
SHOWN 10 the exemption Of cotton yarns
nome government being accused al public
meetings. or yielding 10 the selfish DO
mands Of Lancashire % the detriment
Of India '''''i
Mr. Playfair. supported bv tba otb.r
commercial members of the council d.
manded the Inclusion Of cotton goods
pnt me demand was defeated bv the
Official members vote. '''e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
EAaCGS

constitute feature i'm MILLINERY as
we'll as DRESS TRIMMING PURPOSES.
We show a large variety Of all the popu-
lar makes Of BLACK, CREAM. and
ECRU, in the various widths. with IN
SERTION TO MATCH.
our MILLINERY OPENING or M
PORTED PATTERN HATS and BON
NETS will be delayed for few days on
account OF the late arrival Of steamer
with PATTERNS.
Due notice will be given through the
columns Of this paper Of OPENING DAY.
We are now prepared 20 show quite
variety Of TRIMMED SPRING HATS
and BONNETS, and are In a position %
take orders and execute them promptly.
as our entire force OF trimmers are now
"a work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
"DRYS" SIM FIGHTING.
They Appeal from Judge Whihle's Decis-
lon and MaY App V for WIT OF Error.

ROANOKE, VA, March lO-Special -
This afternoon G. c. Herring was ap-
pointed receiver for the Record Publish
ing Company, on motion Of a judgment
creditor. on Monday an effort win be
made to have 1he labor claims. amount
ing to a sum Of 500, preferred by the
court.
Judge White to-day ordered that
license TO sell liquor be issued to George
X. Moore, but subsequently suspended the
license for thirty days. TO give the "Drys"
an opportunity TO appeal from bis de-
cision that the local-option election last
fan was Illegal. The "Drys" will. per
haps, apply for a writ Of error. and
failing i'm this. will ask that another
election be ordered
They have not given up the fight by
any means, and are naturally aggreved
by the loss Of their hard-carned victory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

The directors Of the American c,..or
Refining Company yesterday declared IN
regular quarterly dividend OF ; Der cent
on common stock and III per cent on
preferred. ga
Morse Smith & Co.. produce merchants
who nave done business In Boston. Mass
terday. With liabilities OF 100000.
The failure Of J. =. Moran & Co. of
1 cs hapius' Iowa, came yesterday
The concern owns q great ecg-pacxi,c
establishment and Wholesale fruit mouse
In this city besides operating six cream
cries In Iowa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Shot by a BaIfimore drummer

TROY. ALA March lO-C. T. Hodge
was shot last night by John +. Mann
az - O'Clock. Mann was an Ola S, 49,;
OF hodge. and was stopping over for
q Few DAYS with him. II seems that
they had fallen out about some friend
e.Ss Mst IN the hotel. and after few
us hflhs began Nine shots We're
exchanged, only two taking effect ana
they were from Mann's pistol. Hodee
Is getting along We'll and Will recover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

BlRNINGHAM, ALA, March l0.-J. r.
Sovereign, grand master workman of X.
OF L.. delivered an address in This city
tonight TO about 90 people, mostly labor
inG men. He discoursed at length on the
needs Of the times and also on the CD
preston Of the workingmen. He smoke
FOR about one and three-quarters hours.
ana was enthusiastically cheered through
out the whole of his speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Flowers and Ribbons.

A perfect avalanche Of FLOWERS are
shown here, and reproductions from ma
ture are 50 accurate that 1t is impossible.
without close examination, TO discover the
difference.
The fact that Flowers will be popular
for this season is wel-ngh undisputed.
They appear i'm novel methods OF branch
ing and ARRANGEMENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Millinery.

Within the two weeks past we have
received hundreds of cases Of HATS.
FLOWERS, and RIBBONS.
To see the variety OF SHAPES OF IN-
TRIMMED HATS for LADIES and chill
DREN one would imagine it impossible
10 add 70 these. Yet we are daily re-
ceiving additional SHAPES.
All the popular braids OF PLAIN and
FANCY STRAWS are represented here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
ARREST or 4 UIINESS.
Richard Harper Wanted in the Noted
Wayiand-RolIins Case.

RALEIGH. y. c., March 1O.-Special.-
Richard Harper, a witness whose absence
caused the postponment of the noted
Wayland- Rollins case, was caught in
Greensboro last night and brought home
to-day. He is only sixteen years old.
Two days before the trial he ran away.
On his return this morning he was re-
CURED TO give a 500 bond. IT was thought
best 10 allow him TO be committed to
jail. TIE next term Of the court convenes
on the 18th of March. lie is OF good
family
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IN F4YOR or HR. PATTON.
Democratic Committee, of Charlottesville
Decides lie il the Nominee for HIavor

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. March
lo-At ] o'clock this morning the Demo-
cratic city Committee closed the Keller
Patton Mayoralty contest by deciding
That the primary held on February 18th
was In all respects legal, and it's results
must stand. John 5. Patton is the nomi-
nee for Mayor.
Captain T. NJ. Buck died at late hour
last night, at an advanced age. He came
TO this county from Missouri I'm 1850