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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10

sole test OF "A mans fitness for this pro-
iesslon. vet experience has shown that
where there Is low educational STANDARD
There il more danger Of low moral
standard accompanying 49,
The principal changes made by the bin
now introduced are. IN substance. a. fol-
lows.
J. Instead Of allowing, the applicant To-
be- examined privately and separately by
Two Judges. a. az present be- would be-
examined by commission OF not less
than three members of the local lar. 10
Doe appointed by tho Judge Of the court.
Who shall also assist in the examination.
This examination shall take place I'm omen
court. unless ~ cannot be- so held with Inc
regard for other business before the
court. I'm which event the examination
may be- conducted in writing, privately
br he commission.
o. Evidence as 60 both the good charac-
Ter and the qualification OF the aupu-
cant Is required 20 be presented before
ihe commission
The committee desires 10 impress upon
the General Assembly the importance Of
the paesage of such measure as this
Doc. only for the sake Of the profession
hut also f0r the good OF the people m
large.
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Il Is how much IL left behind. And
taxing the plantation supplies as repre-
senting the sales. the proportion OF the
unmarketed crop IL represented By the
invisible towns. and II justifies the I'M
preston that this crop cannot be more
than the figures we have placed upon
it-namely. l2n.uo bales maximum. We
shall have In sight on Friday next. about
5.27j,opb bales. perhaps less. or 1000 10
2VvD bales more than came into sight
this week last year. As We said yester-
day. however, Il looks 10 US as though
II were worth the risk a. holding n, and
part with II only at .llgher prices, because
the two future markets on this side OF
the Atlantic and the two on the other
side have all their short contracts sold on
the basis Of American cotton. and there
Is yet 10 be bought a very considerable
ANT unit Of American cotton TO supply the
spinning needs Of the world. This mar
ket opened about : points under last
nights closing. and subsequently recov-
cred the decline. but final prices are 10
points below yesterday. This Is due
10 some realizing by the longs, preferring
not to wait until tomorrow 10 see what
Liverpool may do. The market was de-
pressed at the close 10 affect Liverpool
Unfavorably tomorrow morning. Port
receipts this week will be about lflWp
bales, against 1900 bales last year.
our advces indicate that the visible
interior points are losing their stocks
rapidly this week. indicating a movement
20 the ports, which Will swell the re-
ceipts there, but not add 10 the visible
supply.
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4 PRETTY on URCH WEDDING.
Mr.. Charles r. Lefew Leads Miss Maud
Thompson to The Altar.

Despite the inclement weather quite
large number of the relatives and friends
of the bridal couple assembled at the
Grovc-Avenue Baptist church yesterday
evening at o'clock 20 witness the mar
riage Of Miss Alice Maud Thompson TO
Mr.. Charles Edwin Lefew The r0strum
was prettily decorated with a profusion
Of palms which, beneath the soft lights
from parlOr lamps. made AN effective pic
ture. There We're 40 bridesmaids. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers Walter
u. Jones (best man, John b. Culpeper'
William Webb. Frank r.. Cox, Gin May
field and Willard +. Cox.
The bride was becOmngly attired IN a
brown brOadcloth travelling suit trimmed
in seal and black corded lace. and car-
ried in her hand La France roses. Mr..
ii. l.. Reese presided at the organ. and
rendered the wedding march as the happy
couple entered the sanctuary. Rev br.
Hatcher, pastor Of the bride. pronounced
the solemn words that made the couple
man and wife. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Lefew took the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
route for "a northern tour They VIII
reside on Floyd avenue in this city.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. William r.
LefeW. and is popular and prominent
young business man, being connected win
the fra OF Slater Myers a 20. HIS niiur
is the daughter Of Mr.. j. NJ. THOMPSON,
and is a lady Of many admirable traits
Of character.
On Monday night an informal reception
was rendered the bridal party at the home
Of the brides parents.
d. urd-Walsh.
Mr.. q. +. Drinard Of this city. accom-
panied by his brother. Alg. j. G.. Drinard.
left Sunday night for Chester, 5. g., where
the former was married yesterday 10 Miss
Carrie L. Walsh OF Chester. They VIII
reside IN this city.
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BUILDING IND LoAN CONVENTIONS
Meeting of Representative From tho
various Cit 10 Meet Here.

s conference or representatives Of the
building and loan association or Vir-
giuis. called 20 take place at the Cham
ber of commerce al 10 o'clock this morn
inc will n0 doubt be Well attended. as
REPRESENTATIVES, from Norfolk, Ports
mouth Charlottesville. Staunion. Peters
burg. winchester. Alexandria. Ign. hburg.
Ianyille and Roanoke have accepted in
vitati0ns.
The meeting VIII DE- called TO order
ar 10 o'clock by Mayor Ellyson. presi-
dent of ihe old Dominion Building and
Loan Association, who will welcome the
dleeates and state the object of the con-
ference The meeting viii he similar 10
that of tine various banking Institutions
held here % few months ago. Matters
pertaining t0 the interests of the business
win Doe discussed, and the affair viii he
at an entirely Informal nature. no proc
,.,,mro4 of exercises has been arranged,
aud amy plans that may Doe adopted VIII
derepd exclusively upon what develops.
n is probable that q State association
similar foo the one in mis- city viii Doe
Formed aud matters discussed looking 10
III law defining the privileges or building
and lo4u associations. and controlling the
license tax boo the State.
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bv a hsars anchor. The New York. phil
adeirhia and Norfolk railroad purchases
tnis cable fom tn government FOR St1"
aud are repairing h 60 use In me trans
mission OF their messages between mere
and Norfolk u may require about n n"e
of now cable to make The connection. rs
n part or 81 seems 40 be buried deep III me
sand under wrecl, OF some Kind
Mr. ". B Wilson. prominent o,tlzeh
OF hits city. has been seriously III LOT
several days past
SIR. :. a. Travis, OF this place n'0
erected four storchouses ON wan stree"
and they arc all ready for occupancy.
Work on tho new lighthouse ana d"'n-
ires being erected on smiths island Is
progressing as fast as possible andcr iHe
direction of AIR Lewis. who has me NoiN
I'm chafgc.
At the recent meeting OF the 'rahu
Lodge OF Masors OF Virginia Mr. VI. -.
Stevenson. OF this city. was elected dts
irict deputy grand master Of the thirty
nth Masonic district, on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia
Five cars OF cattle from the W est passeh
through here to-day en- route 20 Liverpool
Ergland, via steamer Huroma. from Lam
bcsts Point.
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ILTEE>BtEGLGs 10 WED.



I.ItliSHJ re-, VA. Jan. Especial.
Sit John kevan PEBBLES of The nrm OF
Carpenter a. PEBBLES. architects. of Nor
t. and Miss o.iie Tield daiIchter of
lfr f.hn MANN 81 r,.,,,i,.nt l,,,.,.., If
t... .f. ,ru ne ,,ar,ls1 ~ ~ p9ui,e
la.s.otai church to-roorro,y r,,ornin., ~
.I .lo.x.
Nr Percy Poarch. of the firm Of j.. 4.
l..r.h A Sam hin,he,. d...,lo,. ~ mi. ,.it...
Il. L.r, .., '.r,,,.,'.,' 49,. nt.,..i.l.,.
o.,,, ~. '...,.',...,' -. .,,,,',,'
r.-rou. ,,.r.in,, or a.. ,ti.nto e,..ial
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7 VTTIfT"'T| III |N|F'IIII
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. Q.

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. y loJA
40 offerings Of tohaccOs 40 auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-dny;
Wrappers. 40 hogsheads, hllcrs. :, smuk-
ers 4. sun-cured, 3' Tugs dark, ~.
Total an hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Dark. - hogsheads' Vest
ern. 20 hogsheads. Relnspections Bright,
80 hogsh, ads dark. / hogsheadi Western.
10 hOgsheads.
Allegheny Shelburnes. Jones, Shockoe.
Seabrooks. Meals. Planters and Myers
tobacco warehouses; report to-day. Ike
ceipts 80 packages, deliveries, - pack
ages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond. Va, to-
day Cigars and cigarettes. NSl2S' plug
tobaccos. S2llG92. Total S. $3.50
one of the most satisfactory sales or
the season at Shelburne's tobacco ware
house to-day
A fair sale OF bright loose tobaccos at
the Planters tobacco warehouse to-day.
The American Tobacco Company
is on the market only for cut
ters above their 90 D." grade. The
effect Of withdrawal Of orders FOR
cutters below "C' grade IS said 70 be on
account Of the threatened increase Oh lh'
tax on cigarettes. which increase OF tax
means lower prices for cutters. ana VIII
work great hardship upon the planters.
4 tolerably good sale Of dark loose az
Shockoe warehouse to-day. Highest price
ST.
Crenshaw's warehouse had a nice sale
of dark loose tobacc0s to-day Highest
price N1j.
The Petersburg Record ~ Saturday
January o. 1894. says.
Nothing doing In tobacco this week.
The market will open ON Tuesday next.
Total Inspections from the Isl of ocio-
Der. 1893. 20 October %. 1893. 30; same
time last year. i00.
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VIR MIA NOTES.

The business part of Governor OFer-
rails message sounds well, and his
words coming as they do from the
abundance of heart that loves old
Virginia with devotion that almost
amounts 10 idolatry no one can doubt
their incerity.-Danvlle Register.
Understanding has not been given TO
an Virginia congressman Sad, bat true.
That IL Is. is proved by the fact that
some of those who favor the removal OF
the entire protection from Virginia coal.
say that such removal. by diminishing
the cost OF fuel 20 protected northern
manufacturers viii induce them 20 lower
the price of their products 10 their Nir-
ginia customers. And yet such men make
the laws OF the country Alexandria
Gazette.
A letter from Halfway, rauquier coun-
Is SAYS: Recently wealthy farmer Nv
ing near Halfway. after destroying a
trunk the prouerN OF his only daughter,
and containing her wedding outfit with
loaded gun proceeded TO the house OF Mel
son Farmer q decrepit eN-Conleaefate'
and attempted 10 shoot him AFTER ms
charging his gun, and receiving " souln
thrashing from the sledsc hammer nsts
Of the old eX-rcb. the intruder was tied
with rope hand and foot. ana taken I'D
out Of the cold until the following morn.
Several days ago. Mr.. II. o. AmmOn.
Of Radford sent up two balloons with
q written request attached 10 them that
whoever founc them would notify HIM
when and where they fell. ON the "a
instant he received q letter from Mr.. ;.
G.. Wells, al Fagg's post-Ofilce In Mont
gomery county. statins that one or Them
landed rear the top or Paris mountain
about ten miles northeast OF Christians
burg. The balloon was raised about DIV
p. Nj. and MI Wells states that IL ieA
about r. NJ, the same evening which
would nave made IL travel q distance OF
about twenty miles in forty minutes.
Deputv Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
rue Wilson has ISSUED the statement o.
receipts nCm the tax Oh beer for me
ctar ending June 90 lsJ3. The statement
elbows mat tne tax on beer in the Second
Virginia district amounting 10 NlOila5;
in the sixth Virginia district S55,il2.
Sir. Adam stephen cambridge died
F.tdav right. after an Illness o. several
weeks. al his historic home "rhe Bower,
near ShephcrdstoWn West Virginia, aged
eighty years. He Was one Of ne best
known men the Valley Of Virginia.
When Virginia seeded from the Union
IN 1861 she solemnly declared that she
would make il her bounden duty to pro-
vide for all her SONS IN the service OF the
United States who would renounce that
service and take her part in the then be
ginning conflict Among those who took
her al her word were Generals fttzhugh
Lee and Dabney Maury each OF whom re-
Gently gave her an opportunity OF re-
DoruDng promise. FEAST ms taee'
but she refused 20 do II 10 either. But
the promises Of the States are no more
binding than those Of men.-Alexandria
Gazette.
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trade was only molcratc AMI price
changes confined within marrow RANGE
Provisions Notwithstanding the iar,sc
receipts Of hogs az the yards and lower
prices for them, the provision market
opened strong and higher The ufid
opening I'm wheat was the chief cause
for the anomaly. Later. when the cx-
element in wheat had in measure sub
sided. and when further report from
the product yielded ~ free offerings and
lost all the early advance, and IN some
cases sold below yesterdays hnal figures.
May pork closed 7tzc, under yesterday.
while May lard and ribs we're about un-
changed
Cash Quotations-Flour mora firmly held
but quOtably unchanged No. sprins
wheat 62i .ff62<c. No > red H2i snG2%c..
10 . corn. 3sc. No . oats. 3NLc.. pork,
S12 pGl215: lard. $50, ribs. >6bIi.5g
8i2i5. shoulders. S6.l546.jO; sides. 5000
7 Ds. whisky 81 II
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TEXAS COTTON sTATEliENT.

GALVESTON TEN. Jan. 9.-The state
ment of the Texas cotton crop, which mas
just been issued, shows actual deliveries
from The State OF Texas for first four
months of this season 20 December Slst
of l.iu0.Gl6 bales. against l.J2p. l9s bales
FOR the same time last year. net deficit
OF 22.Ji2 bales The deliveries at the
Texas seab0ard shows "a deficit of ~ ~
bales. and 10 points ON the Mississippi
river north of ST. Louis. OF lfl, l3i bales
but these are offset by an Increase IN
shipments via Cairo and 81. Louis OF o.
501 bales. to New orleans OF a5.5N0 nales
and rail shipments 90 Mexico Of l,3f1
bales. In other words. the deficit of
ljjHsi bales IN shipments 10 The sea-
board and by overland routes north "
ST. Louis is largely Offset by an increase
OF 49, Az bales TO New Orleans and Mex
leo via Cairo and ST Louis The dee
liveries from the State OF Texas from
and after January last were 5SS.32 bales.
the commercial crop of Texas last year
having been 2.lOS.523 bales
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Tho carly ald deep SHOWS ~ the mOun-
tains OF the northwest are causing
whci0 safe slaughter of deer The animais'
r,rnenai Do leave the hills. are the ear
lest kind ~ pres for thr sportsman. me
uof.huufer and the lui0u slaughtered.
Five hunters with four dogs Killed t"slif-
four deer in one day. ana IL tOtd' OF ut'N
ono in % SIX days hunt in the PIG Green
district oregon. q week lSJ. ihe aNi-
mails have been driven o. the file water
along puget Sound and great numbers
are being killed an over the sound ie-
gion. The Indians over tho border ln
British Columbia are Strengthening tnr
deer ia droyes simply for their hiaeN'
leaving the carcasses untouched ttap
per found over two hundred fresh skins
In one camp Of indian hunters week or
50 ago.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. o,--flonr-Sarns
patent. S3aOa3.GO: family. s2.Ja2D.
Wheat is of ic. on No red.
Corn firm: No. white, &iac.i NO
oats frmer: No. > white, 32i9c. No.
mixed BE .,.,a.
Pork-.lobbing rates for mess. Sl1.o',
clear mess. Si3.j0: family, Sl2io
Lard steady. steam leaf, $40, ke'i'e
dried. $500
Bacon steady; loose clear sides. $50;
loose shoulder rib sides. $50.
Whisky steady at SLID.
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10 PRdCTICE LIN.
4 Bin TO Throw safeguard Aronn''
the Profession.

The Committee on Legal Education an"
Admission TO the Bar, appointed az the
last annual messing Of the Virginia state
Ear Association. held in August last were
instructed by that association 10 prese",
10 The General Assembly Of Virginia III
It's presen: session report and BIZ reiA-
tive TO the qualification and admission 10
the bar of persons desiring to pracu'e
law In this state. -.
The committee, consisting OF MeSsls'
lanes Lewis Anderson. G. +. Nicol W.
4. Fentress. and William A. Glasgow
Jr.. Yesterday submitted their report 70
the House Of Delegates containing 'ne
following: ...
The purpose Of the bin Is to thro"
snch safeguards around the entrance Ia
the practice of law as that admission 70
the bar shall Of itself be. in some measure.
ar least. guarantee of the fitness OF tne
person 10 practice in the courts OF ,'lS
state The loose manner In when 'ne
present law OH this subject has been au
minlstered IN many parts or thr S.e'e
has resulted IN tie admission u practlce
Of many ignorant and, In some cases "i'-
principled men. ,,,o
While education Is by no hir""s '"e
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Eastern Shore Matters.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Jan. S.-N ester
cay while coupling cars. AsDury Mills,
brakeman on the New York, Fhiiadel-
ina ana Norfolk railroad. had his foot
.aptht in frog al Bl0Nam Station.
feial cars passed over his legs above
ana below his knees. lie was taken 10
ms home al Delmar. Del, where he died
'ofty after his arrival there. he was
unmarried and was the sole support OF
~ widowed mother The day previous
= brakeman named EdwaId Mills had his
,ana badly mashed while coupling cars
Kings Creek on the same road.
Work has been resumed on the cable
,.ng between cape Charles and Cape
INJURY ana which was broken last winter
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The Richmond. Fredericksburg, and
Potomac Railroad announces that "The
New York and Florida Special" will Doe
placed i'm service between New York
and ST. Augustine Florida. via. the At
lantc Coast Line to-day, arriving at hicn-
m0nd 9.29 Z. ~. ana every weekday
thereafter until April ~. 1894
This elegant train is composed eXclu-
sively of Pullman vcsubule, smoking.
dining. observation. sleeping. and draw
ing-room cars. No extra fare will be
charged over and above the usual Pull
man charges. The first north bound train
viii pass through Richmond Saturday
morning az $50 and continue every day
except Monday. until April 22d.
See schedule 90 and from Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. and New York
i'm regular column.
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BALTIMORE. MD. jan. 9-llour
steady and unchanged.
Whelt Inactive and higher: 30. . red
spot nd January. 49,. nG6i,c.; February
uli.c. bid. May, 1lNuIlssc.: steamer No.
red. Sc uGiAc., milling wheat. hy sam
pile. &c
Corn nrmer; mixed spot, 800 AllNc..
January. ll,n4lNc., February. Aiisp
4ls.c.. May. 43aiu sc; steamer mixed.
3.Htc bid: southern corn, By sample,
4ln42c.. do. ON grades. 3iu i2c
oats firm. 40 white Western BOG
35i.c.. no. mixed Western. Di.c. BIZ,
Rye dun. No. . isc.
Coffee quiet Rio carsOes, fair, l9' sc.;
No. T. lSilc.
other articles unchanged.
BOnds-Nirginia 3s. O9ai asked. Bdlti-
more and Ohio stock, 0sn1u, Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern hrsts, iu2 bld;
Consolidated Gas bonds. III bid, 10.
stocks, 53h bid.
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MARION, y. G.. Jan. -special-Mrs
Rebecca Garvin died yesterday evening
from the effects Of injuries received last
Tuesday at the Richmond and Danviue
depot while attempting to crawl under a
freight car. The engineer. not being
aware Of her action, put his engine i'm
motion.
No blame can be attached TO the rail-
road company for the accident.
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Indicted for Rarn-Bnrning.

SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. 9.-Speciai.-ln
the County court of Nansemond, on
Yesterday Mark Foreman was indicted
for burning the barn OF a. A. Bridge
man a few weeks ago. Mr. Bridgeman
lives about six miles from Suffolk.
Isaac jenkins. who was acquitted last
fall Of burning the dwelling of John
G.. Cartwright but who is now under
Indictment for poisoning horses Of Mr..
Cartwright, got his trial postponed until
EelruarY court.
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MORE WORK FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
The Steamships Paris and New York TO be
Oyerhauled There.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 9.-Spe-
cial.-It if now certain that the steamships
Paris and New York Will be sent TO the
ship-vard i'm this city 20 be repaired
Just when they will be here. however lS
moi VET known. The Paris is advertised
TO sail from 1-ew York tomorrow and
again ON January Slst After that the
Berlin will be put on the line Hence il
is supposed the ship will be here about
the middle of February.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. - -Spiriis tur-
pentine market opened and closed firm at
2Nc. for regulars, sales, 30 casks de-
mand slow.
Rosin market opened and closed quiet
for pales and firm for N and below, very
little inquiry. sales about 1000 barrels.
QuOte-A. h. 9. ana H. Doc. r., Siuo;
r. Sl.uJ. g. SIS. H. 81 -, |, SlSn; Il,
$50; NJ. Nii5. y. S335. window glass,
N.llI. Matnr white Nl.sh
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ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. MO. Jan. 9.-Flour firm
and unchanged.
Wheat higher; January. 597sc.; May.
GfASc.
Corn higher. January, 81 &C.: February.
.siac.. May. Ali. N3Ai,c.
oats unchanged
Pork-Standart mess, Si'.N, ON Orders,
Sl375
lard-prime steam nominal M $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats shoulders, S6l2ls.
longs and clear ribs. SGNIis. shorts. Si1.is
Bacon.-B Boxed shoulders. So. clear
ribs. STl2is. shorts, S7G2ie,
High wines steady an SLID.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DrHIIAFnNn "a lam 1904

onerines-W Wheat. SIG bushels corn
oyhltel 1000 bushels; oats. 10l bushels.
Sales-W Wheat. SIG bushels, corn twhitel
I.f3O bushels. oats. 20o bushels.
Quotations Wheat-LonsbeWy g.. 10
&c. mixed, &c. 10 &c; shortberry, vDc.
10 &c. 40. red, Gdc.
Corn White, Virginia dag LOTS, 1lc.
10 4ic.. No white, SIC. No. mixed,
Oats-Wintar GOr seed, Sc. TO 37c.i
No. . mixed, 3ic 10 34i4c.; No. mixed
.}3c 20 33lsc.
pr-. -Nn In sc.
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PropertY Transfer.

Richmond.-A. O.. Collins. special COM
missioner 90 Bernard Samuels. % 1-2-l2
feet ou south side Grace street. between
Second and Third. $500. G.. w. Dunstau
10 the Rough Ashlar Publishing Company,
goodwill of the Rough Ashlar Masonic
Journal. paten,-righl of the Masonic Die
reciory and other personal property
500
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Dan. Humphrey Kills "A Man Named
Mackey and Attempts His Nife's l. fe.

RALEIGH. n c., Jan. 9-special.-
sunday night Dave Humphrey murdered
a man named Mackey. his wife's para
mour. and attempted TO Kill his wife.
near New Beme 40 midnight police Of
hcers We're sent ont by Mayor Manly Of
New Berne, 10 arrest Humphrey who
confessed his crime he says be struck
Mackey with an axe, and also struck
his wife, but That she is not dangerously
hurt.
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DROWNED ~ FADKIN RIVER
Early Wall and Geo. Broadway Lose Their
Lives Attempting 20 Gross that stream.

WINSTON, y. c.. Jan. Especial
Early Wall and George Broadway were
drowned in the Yadkin river Sunday.
They We're trying 20 cross the river I'm
am old boat that had been abandoned
resulting i'm the loss Of their lives owing
u the high water. their bodies have not
been found. The youus men were citi-
zeus of Davidson county.
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THE SUPRLME COURf.
The J. ection of Hon. John 4. Buchanan
Gratifying 80 the Southwest.

MARION, Va. Jan. S-special.-Our
people are delighted at the election of
Hon. John a. Buchanan to seat on the
Supreme bench OF Virginia lie is "a ma
live of inis county. and is very popular
with al our people, irrespective Of party,
and We feel Il just pride i'm again having
this honor come TO Smyth county. the
outgoing member Hon Robert A. Rich
ardson. being one of her citizens.
The present healthy, moral. and re-
liglous condition of this community Is due
10 the revival held here i'm November last
under the ministry Of that grand and good
man. Rev. W =. Fife the Drummer
Evangelist" and is a practical demon
stratiou that our works do follow us"