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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
DOLMON'S CONFESSION.
PLor ENTERED JSrO ron WRECK
ING an. G. ~. 1RAfN.
The Negro duplicates Three Compan'on''
Chicf-Justicc Fuller Epjoins tho IVY"
Roanoke From Collecting License Tax

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 3o.-Speciai'-De-
,oc,,ve W q. Baldwin arrived In the
city last night with John Doiinan' cor
orcd man. one OF the gang who attempted
90 wreck No. G Norfolk and Western pas
senecr train Sunday night. lie was
brought here for safety. the people oil
Montgomery and Pulaski having threat
ened to lynch him. Dolman, in 'a'h
with The Times correspondent to-day
confessed his guilt. and implicated Lewis
and Bob Austin. brothers. and S9nry
Casey. all negroes lie claimed that
Lewis wanted to XIII Captain Woods, the
conductor, for kicking him of the traln
n few days ago, and thought they couia
do this by wrccking II. and at the same
time get considerable money from the
passengers.
A rail was taken from the track in a
cut. a short distance from a trestle over
a gorge. into which they expected the
train to be precipitated. Fortunately, the
passenger train was forty minutes late.
aud freight train was given the riSht
10 the track. The negroes were all on
the watch, and Lewis. who was at the
farther end of the cut called TO the en-
ginecr OF the freight TO look out as u was
The other negroes were brought here
this evening. and. with Dolman. locked
up. They are all hard cases. Dolmans
statement was taken down for use at his
trial.
When Thomas S. Kennerly stepped In
the Police Court this afternoon. having
been bailed Saturday for his appearance
at 3 o'clock TO answer the charge Of the
betrayal of Miss Hattie Smith. nc was
arrested by Sergeant Trynham on "A
capais from the Circuit Court. He was
taken before Judge Woods and bailed in
the sum OF 81 500 20 answer the above !
charge. and 5000 TO answer another in |
dctment, charging him with a still more 1
serious offense. Henry Body. his father
in-iaw. becoming his bondman.
Kennerly swore he was in fear Of bodily |
harm from James and Samuel Smith,
brothers. and James u. Mulcarc. brother
n-law Of tho young lady. and asked that
they he bound over TO keep the peace
toward him. This was dora in the sum
Df $500 each.
Mayor Trout received notice to-day that
Chief Justice Fuller. of the United States
Supreme Court had cnjoinod the col
lection Of special license tax imposed
upon the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany by our city council
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The United Banking and Building Com
pany 81 east Main street. offers for sale
a limited number OF the shares OF It's cap
itai stock, fully paid and worcestershire,
at SO per share. The company pays on
the cost OF this stock cash dividend or
6 per cent per annum. payable semi-annu-
ally on the LIST days of January ana July
or each year. The stock further partici-
pates In the profits OF the business. and Is
redeemed by the company at It's maturity
(Which is estimated to be abou, eighty
four monthsJ at 500 per share, regardless
"a the cash interest already paid the hold
er thereof. This company is a well-n,an-
aged institution, and we commend Its
shares TO the investing public.
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PERSONAL and GENRR4L.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Citi
zens and Other Matters

Miss Nelson. Of Culpeper is the cues
OF Mrs. Thomas Neal, Jr., No. 409 east
Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas c. Wordin. OF
Bridgeport Conn. are the guests of Mrs
j. {. i. Walker coo west Franklin street
MIR. r.. ID. Adam will leave for Norfolk
to-day, which place he will make his
future home. He will take his family
later
Grace-StreetBaptist church is to be dedi
Gated on the fourth Sunday i'm March
Rev. Or. John a. Broaddus will be
present.
"A meeting Of the Oakwood Memorial
Association was held I'm the Third Presby-
terrain church yesterday at noon for the
purpose Of making arrangements for the
next Memorial Day"
The progressive euchre party which was
to have been held by the members Of the
McGill Catholic Union in the rooms of
the Union Monday evening, was post
poned until next Monday.
The Young Workers of Jefferson ward
met last night at No IL north Seven
teenth street ana organized n club to he
known as the Young jefferson Ward
Solid-Shot Democrat Club.
William Johnson. the colorcG man who
was" SiOt III the mead on Monday bv
Abram Meredith, in the bar-room Of
Albert Dickerson. was not expected IN
live at late hour last night.
Tonight at o'clock Rev. Dr. p 7
Willingham will preach at the Second
Baptist church. The meeting will 10
held In the main auditorium. the at
tendance being larger than the basement
can accommodate.
The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED by the clerk of the IIustings Court
Yesterday; Emil j. Gasser TO Fila A.
KONG, Charles c. Crump TO Emma +.
Staude, Edward II. w. Abbott 10 Lille
L. Cheatham, Charles c. Robinson TO
Virginia Mayo Doth cOlored).
MIR. r.. d. Adams little daughter Marie.
who was hurt very badly on Governor
street while coasting Saturday, is getting
along very well, considering the nature of
her injuries. Her face is very badly
bruised. and at first the doctor thought
her nose was broken. She ran into tele-
graph pole and struck il face first.
Frank Christian was before Justice
George w. Thomas yesterday morning
lie was turned over 10 the city police
and bailed 10 appear at the Police Court
this morning. Christian is the young man
who struck George Werrill, another young
man, with brick on the Mechanicsvile
turnpike last Saturday night. Werrill is
rapidly improving
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THE HUSETCUTT CAsE.
Tho surry Man Charged With Killing His
Brother tn be Tried.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. Especial
James Knall (colored) who was struck
with an axe by negro woman named
Mary Davis on last Saturday night (men-
ton Of which has been made in this cor
respondence), and whose injuries it is
thought will prove fatal. was somewhat
better to-day. The police have not yet
been able 10 find the woman Davis. John
il. Davis (colored), who is also charged
with having assaulted knall, was before
the Police Court this morning. but on
account of the condition of the injured
man his case was continued TO the 9th Of
February next Davis gave bail for his
appearance.
The case OF AlOnzo Hunnicutt. who
killed his brother Arthur near Surry coun-
~ Courthouse by striking him on the
head with a fence rail, has been continued
10 the next term of the court The ac-
cused was released on bail in the penalty
of 500. it is not thought that he viii be
tried for murder I'm the first degree. The
parties are colOred.
Kit Bradley. who shot and killed Ed
ward White. in Brunswick county some
weeks ago. has elected TO be tried in the
Circuit Court of the county.
About II O'Clock this morning dense
smoke was seen issuing from the windows
over the confectionery store OF Mr. G.
oppenheimer. on Sycamore street and
OIL ddim WIS turned III, winch DfOugnt
out the entire fire department. The smoke
was caused from some defect I'm the
chimney. No damage was done.
The passenger train from Norfolk due
here about 10 o'clock A. NJ. did not ar
rive to-day until 1880 p. M. The delay
was caused by the locomotive OF freight
train jumping the track three miles west
of Norfolk.
A tournament was given at Hebron.
plnwiddie county, day or two ago
which was followed by a coronation ball
Mr.. A. Il. Chimney croy led Miss Annie
Clary queen of love and beauty. Mr.. Dbl
brell Fisher crowned Miss Carrie Whit
more first maid or honor. Mr. T. f. Haw-
thorne crowned Miss Blanche RdcIs sec
ond maid of honor. and Mr.. Alex. Hawks
crowned Miss Kate Clay thhc maui
honor.
The storehouse Of W. T. Kennedy. ut
McFarand's. in Lunenburg county, with
was destroyed by fire last night
Loss I'm the neighborhood of 5000 No
insurance. The origin OF the fire il I'M
known. In the store was the most
dice. and most If not all, of the mail
matter was burned.
The Petersburg Railroad Company will
soon present TO the Legislature a bill
asking permission to remove its present
freight station. which is now in the CEN
tire of the city. TO the western suburbs |
and run new railroad from some point |
on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad |
10 cross the Appomattox river above the |
city. instead OF below. as now.
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a POPJLISf MEETING
Preparations for the Campaign-Chairmsn
Pierson Resirns


State Chairman Charles II. Pierson call.
ed to order a meeting Of the prominent
leaders Of the Peoples party last evening
at the American Hotel about $50 O'Clock.
me meeting was held for the PURPOSE of
pVIle''lhs the plan Of organization for the
oonnns campaign. \ representative was
present from every district in the state.
except the Fifth. The following gentlemen
attended the meeting
flt.t district, J. ii. G. Beverly: Second.
H. :. Collier; Third. II. &. CARPENTER:
rourth' Walter T.. Grant and DR.. j. r..
bass ). Il. Watkins. Judge Gregory. II. 4.
Muelier; Fifth, !. Haskins Hobson. 4. G..
N'ndpie' u. {. Flanagan. Vaughan; sixth
hlchard d. Gaines; Seventh, Gen. James G..
fleid; Eighth, Robert Beverly; Ninth. J.
W. McGavock; Tenth, f.. X. Cock and
senator jackson OF Sussex; DELEGATES
stokes OF Prince Edward; Allen. Of Neck
ienDurs A. II. Nenable. Of Prince Ed
ward; and p. +. Weaver of Greensylle.
Inc hrst business considered was tho
plan OF reorganization, and but very
niue TINE was lost in deciding that the
parry shVuld put full ticket in the field
for each Office
Plans were also arranged TO obtain con-
tributions for the Campaign funds ana
the ofilcers of the committee do moi an
'lcipate any trouble in securing all the
money necessary under the plan adopted
chairman Pierson offered his resignation
when was reluctantly accepted. Mr.. j.
fiasklns Hobson was unanimously elected
In his stead. II. W. Harris the
popular secretary, also offered his resig-
nation because OF pressing business duties.
but agreed TO reconsider his determination
Tor the present, until d permanent head
quarters Is secured, and the other needs
OF the party are put in proper condition.
Inc party has great hopes for the COM
ing campaign. The permanent headquar-
tFs may be established here but Alexan-
anarla Is also under consideration.
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Colonel Gibson in the chair The bill in
troduced by NJ Nicol. of Prince William.
was taken W, which seeks 10 prevent
fraud and bribery at primary elections
The second section, Authorizing punish
ment of electors for accepting brides. was
stricken out, leaving the briber amonda-
bic TO punishment This was done on the
theory that it would be impossible 10
secure evidence 90 convict if the briber
as well as the bribed were both liable 20
prosecution. Several other immaterial
amendments We're adopted and the bin
was then reported fayoraby by 4 vote Of
10 B.
Colonel Gibson stated that he voted
against reporting the bill because the
second section was stricken out. thereby
emasculatng the bill to a great extent.
If the second section had not been
stricken out he was in doubt how he would
vote.
Propositions and Grievances
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances met yesterday morning. with
Mr. Mason of King George, IN the
chair. The bill which seeks 10 amend
the charter Of the Norfolk Safe Deposit
and Trust Company was taken up and |
discussed for about two hours.
Messrs. Alfred Thorn and c. W. Grun-
dy, or NOftolks appeared before the coul- !
mittee i'm support Of the measure and |
the committee finally decided 10 report !
the bill favorably, with a number Of /
amendments
A bill Incorporating the invalid Home /
Association Of Newport News was next |
taken Up.
Mr.. ". J. Barham explained the provi- ]
sions Of the bill and the latter was
finally ordered 10 be reported favoraby. /
owing to the lack Of time all other
bills were passed by until the next meet
ing on Thursday morning.
state Banks of Circulation.
The Committee on Banks. Currency
and Commerce met In the hall Of the
House OF Delegates yesterday afternoon.
and after some discussion decided 70
report favorably the bill introduced by
Mr.. Nicol, which provides for the organl-
zation of State banks Of circulation.
Against amp Tax.
The Finance Committee met yesterday
morning i'm the room Of the Southern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
HISHOF R1NUOLPH
VIII Deliver tho Baccalaureate Sermon a
william and Mary Commencement

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Jan. 3O.-Spe-
cial.-Bishop Randolph. Of the Eastern
diocese of Virginia, has consented TO
deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the
next commencement Of William and
Mary in June. The orator 10 address
the alumni has not yet been chosen. but
VIII be selected by the executive com
mittee OF the association az its an
preaching meeting in Richmond on the
Sth proximo.
The Drawing Room Ministries gave an
entertainment at Cameron Hall tonight
for the benefit OF the Masruder- Ewell
Camp.
The entertainment given last night for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian church
was largely attended and Highly commit
mented, especially the acting of Mr.
Volt. of Fredericksburg. which ELECTED
round after round of applause. He WAS
recalled several times during the evening
The college will celebrate this wear
Jamestown-Day O3th of May) by an OK
cursion 10 that place. Two Virginia
poets have consented to be present and
read poem on the occasion.
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THAT AFFAIR OF HONOR.
NO HAsrsr BEEN saRr.
ED on roUNG S0WELL.
Argument Begun In the fn'e' ar
olins's Forestry Exhibit ~ INC worlds
Fair Praised by french Commissioner.

RALEIGH. n e. Jan. So.-speclal.-
There are no neu developments in the
affair OF honor reported yes'eiudy' No
warrant hos "a, - served on young
Newell, who sent a challenge re friends
Of both parties urge them TO Ie' '''e mat
ter drop.
The evidence in the Fuller case was
finished yesterday. and arsunie"e by
counsel began, ex-Judge Non.aon open
ing for the State, and Mr. Ba'ur, ~ 'his
city, followed for the defense. q, su-
ment was renewed to-day, Due '''u 10
be discontinued on account oil o'' VI me
jurymen.
There will be ten speeches .. ABOUT
an hour and a half each. Coione' - - ,r' oi
Raleigh. will close for the S.". =, Inc
case will probably go to the !uis . 'n1,t
row. The State will insist on '''r'e.
of murder. 1t is thought, now, I'm I''S'
either a verdict for manslaushle' "Ia W
brought IN or there will be a mistriai:
Praise from France
Mr.. T. X. Bruner. late commiss, me 81
exhibits for North Carolina al u'v
Fair. Yesterday went TO New Dei"e
arrange the state exhibit for lhe Ne"
Berne Fair Mr.. Bruner has receNeu d
highly complim entary letter rom ','e
Commissioner OF Forestry OF Ion.s w
Witnessed the North Carolina i-'eS''s "a
hibit at Chicago 80.
The board OF directors Of the OAlofu
Orphan Asylum met to-day 70 e'e0e
superintendent. Rev. Or. Black. tne prs
eLt incumbent. will very probably pe re-
elected. His Administrative OF the Hs.i-
tuition has beer most Satisfactory. me
general health OF tie inmates OF the H.
stitutiOn is good.
4 Co orcd Desperate
'rhe colored Desperate. Alex. Mcpherson
who has been butchc: ine sheep ana cattle
in the western part Of Cumberland coun-
ty, has been caught end lodged IN gan
He was found ~ the house OF another
negro whose wife he held in front OF
him while firing at the officers attemptlna
10 arrest him. One Of the officers had
very narrow escape. The negro IS sup
posed 10 be connected with the brutal
murder Of the Mcdonald family some
two years ago IN Moore county.
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ARRESTED TOR MURDER.
No Evidence Against Him-The Convention
of Iarh m Ncsf. Tn-d.r.

WELDON, y. c.. Jan. 30.-Special.-Wil-
liam Moore. coiored man, was arrested
here and taken before Mayor Gooch yes
terday morning charged with the muir
der of John Fleming, some weeks since, In
Northampton county. Several witnesses
were examined. but there was no evidence
TO connect him with the murder. When
arrested he carried two dangerous-look-
ing pistols, so the mayor sent him on TO
the grand jury, and I'm default of 500
bail he was sent 10 Jail.
The Convocation Of Tarboro meets here
IN the Episcopal church tomorrow. Rev.
w. j. Smith, dean Of the cOnvocation. viii
preside. A good attendance Of clergymen
and lay delegates is expected. The open
ing sermon will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Wingate. If he arrives in time.
good many peanuts are being sold in
this county, now that prices are satisiac-
tory.
The weather here to-day is cold, and a
sharp wind prevails.
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IA. GLADKE ELS ASSIGNMENT.
Liabilities Over $4,000; Assets Abou
t1S.O00-Five Glasses OF Creditors.

SrAuNToN. VA. Jan. 3o-Special.-
CLOSED 10 take inventory. posted on the
front door OF the storehouse OF c. A.
Giadke to-day. confirmed the rumor that
ne mad made an assignment, the truth OF
which was verified by visit OF the
Times correspondent TO the office OF the
husungs Court James Bumgardner. Jr..
~ named as trustee In the deed He takes
immediate charge and pays first all ex-
penses. Everything is conveyed. store
house and lots Nos. 10 and H. Beverly
street. stock OF goods. all book accounts,
ture.
The creditors arc divided into FIVE class.
e. ~ follows: First, notes, Augusta
National Bank. S1.26c: b II. Rosenbaum
~ wages. SIC; Miss Lizzie Murray for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

wages. $50; Mrs. II. Scherer. 500; total
81 1870. Second. Morris and Jacob Gladke
notes. s6.o0o. Third. notes and bonds TO
Mr. J. Gladke and Lewis Cohen. secured
by deed Of trust. $4,000. Fourth. II. H..
CIafiin. New York. S.271.7G; w. \. Burke
stanton. $3.50. Fifth. New York. Phila-
delpha, and Baltimore merchants. So
630.ii. Sundry small accounts. $3.50;
total, sS4.5l777. Assets consist entirely OF
storehouse. goods. and other things nam
ed. and VIII aggregate about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
New Factory for Fred.ricksburc.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. 20
special-Mr. Richard MGnteith, a promi
nent citizen Of Stafford county, was para.
lyzed in his left side. and lies in criti-
cal condition.
manufacturing company comp. sed
or T.. j.. shrimp. +. d. Cole. u. f. Girls
mond. 5. J. Quirn. and VI. G.. Willis, was
formed here to-6ay. The company viii
manufacture rims. sashes. doors. and
blinds. and will employ a large number
of hands.
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The Highest Bidder.

The sale of seats for the Highest Bid
der which has been postponed until Feb
ruary 9th, viii take place at the Academy
or MISC next Monday morning. The
DOES ,s WIN De gold at auction on Saturday
at u o'clock f-'om the snmc place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Frank OF New York.
who have been visiting their parents here.
left Monday evening for an extended trip
South. They will spend some time in
FLORIDA and New Orleans. then proceed
10 California. where they intend spending
the winter.
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Deaih OF Mr. Grorce Lampman.

GREENSBORO. y. c., Jan. 5o.-Spe-
cial.-Mr. Geo. Lampman, prominent
citizen of this place died suddenly Of
appopexy al his home on Lee street
last night. He went to bed in usua
health and in about twenty minutes
expired without a word. Deceased was
a native of Canada and came 10 this place
from Ohio several years ago and engaged
in the iewelry business. lie belonged
to the Knights Of Pythias and was a
Mason of high degree. well known
throughout the State.
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historic HoUsE BURNED.
Death of Ex-PRst A. IA. Master of Masons
Hill. of Mad a., ountv

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Jan. co.
Speciai.-Late this Afternoon "Lcgo." the
residence Of Mrs. VIM. l.. Kandoph.
which is situated about two miles f.cm
Charlottesville, was destroyed be- fire
Some Of the furniture was saved. bur
the old historic building is a bed OF
ashes.
Colonel Francis II. Hill, prominent
lawyer OF Madison county. died at his
home yesterday and was buried to-day.
Col. Hill was past grand master Of Vir-
ginia Masons. and at the time Of his
death was grand lecturer OF this els
trict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

The persistent cough which usually foi.
lows an attack OF the grip can be ner.
manenty cured by taking ChamberIain,
Cough Remedy. W. a. Mcclure. OF Nc
Kay. Ohio. says: La grippe left me with
severe cough. After using several dir
fererh medicines without relief I trIed
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. which o..
fected permanent cure. / have also
round IL TO be without an equal for chill
dren. wnen troubled with colds or croup
p and J0-cent bottles for sale nv or.a,,
Minor Drug Co, =. NJ. Slaughter. r. y
druggists.
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Historical Society. I'm the absence o,
Mr.. Noon. OF Albemarle. who had como
home to vote FOR Mr.. Turner Tor MON.
her Of the House OF Representatives OR
the Seventh district. Mr.. RYAN. Of Tom.
doun. occupied the chair.
The only bin Of Importance taken r,
was the one introduced by Sir. Csmm
Patteson, Of Buckingham. which nr.-
Wldes that a one-cont tax STAMP shall
be placed on an drafts and checks bee
tween now and July J. 1905. the income
derived from that source 90 De used lr
the assisting OF old Confederate soldiers
and their widows. After thorough dis
cussion the committee decided 90 report
the bill adversely
Courts of Justice.
The Committee on Courts Tor Justice
met yesterday afternoon t4o'clocix I'm the
roq7 over the Court OF Appeals with
Mr.. Saunders, OF Franklin. in tho chair.
quite a number of local bills OF minor
Importance were considered. and tho com-
mittee agreed 10 report them favorably
1t had been expected that Mr. Withers
bill in reference 10 the holding OF a cOn-
sututional convention would come up
but the matter was laid over 10 some
future meeting.
The Oyster Question.
The Senate Committee on Fish ana Game
and the House Committee on the Ches.
apeake and its Tributaries met in The
Senate chamber Yesterday afternoon at
) o'clock to consider the oyster question
Capt !. H. Baylor. who has made the
survey OF the natural oyster beds for tho
state, appeared before the two committees
and made rather lengthy statement iu
regard 10 his work. The committee de-
'ided that the survey of Capt Baylor
should be final, and a bin 10 that effect
viii be introduced I'm the General AS
,omhy.
The committees Will again meet in rho
Senate chamber next Thursday evening
it O'Clock 20 wrestle In earnest with the
OYSTER question.
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The District Lo,lye

District Lodge No. /. met in Cent,oi
Hall yesterday, and was called TO order
oy Chief Tcmpla- G.. NJ. Rowser. Nine
0iherent lodges We're represented al he
meeting by delegates. Much importart
business was transacted. The night sos
sion was also well attended, and much
interest was manifested A sumptuous
banquet was served ond heartily partaken
OF by all present.
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4 Cal eli sieeflnr-

The Committee on Grounds and Build-
lnss met IN the City Engineers Office
at noon Yesterday to consider certain COM
plants made by the assistant engineer.
MI. ;. f.. Bates. as to the lettering done
IN the new City Hall. The matter was
discussed at some length and the commit
tee sustained Mr.. Bates. ordering the
contractor to live up to the stipulations
Of his contract
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

for Sick Headache is found that Is pleas
ant. harmless. and efficient. We refer to
Dr. David's Pills. that thousands of our
people have successfully used Price, Is
cents box: five boxes for ST.
OWENS g. MINOR DRUG CO..
Richmond. Va
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Mr.. Childs' Condition Stin Unchan,ed

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.--AIr GEORGE
w. Chlds' physician at midnight issues
the following bulletin:
Mr.. Childs is free from fever. The
paralysis show but little Improvement
Ills general condition remains unch.noaI
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Rockingham Superior Court.

REIDsVILLE, y. G.. Jan. 3e.-SpeciaI-
Tie Superior Court Of this county con-
yened to-day with large docket There
are no capital cases to be tried at this
term.