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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
MOHTGOMERf's GO0D BEHdPIoR.
In Her Preliminary spin She Makes ABOUT
Nineteen Knots per Hour.

NEW LONDON, CONN, Jan. l6.-The
cruiser Montgomery behaved well on her
preliminary spin on Long Island sound
to-day. She started from New London al
ll:30 A. NJ, with portion OF the trlal
board and their assistants. There was
light wind abeam and smooth water
ahead when she got into the open ana
began to increase her speed. she diu no,
20 over the entire course, but turheu
when off Horizons Point, about twenty
FIVE miles from here, and steamed back
TO harbor Forced draught was empioyed
for an hour, and during that time her
speed was computed at about nineteen
knots. The distance from Bartletts Reei,
off New London, to Horizons Point, 2l.oZ
nautical miles, was covered In sixty-eight
minutes or at an average rate OF 1873
knots During a small portion or the
time the ship was not under ful steam.
The cruiser was very steady, and her
bow wave did not reach the bow torpedo
tube. No accurate record Of the number
OF revolutions and the steam pressure was
kept. The highest number Of revolutions
was f7S, and the highest steam pressure
was l65 pounds. There was no heating OF
bearings, and everything worked well.
Steam was well sustained, and every one
as pleased at the performance OF the
vessel. Calculating from data obtained
at the trial of the Montgomery's sister
ship. the Detroit the speed or tie ship
should be 10 $40 knots. This would. earn
a premium of 100000 for the contractors.
The official trial is set for Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
RURfL RTOTER RS.
Try to Force Their Way Into the City, but
are Driven Back.

Copyright by the United Presst
ROME, Jan. 16-There is considerable
excitement to-day at Cararra and vicin-
ity. The discovery Saturday night of an
Anarchist plot TO loot and burn the city
of Cararra led the police and military
authorities to take extraordinary pre-
cautions TO prevent any attempt TO carry
out the plans OF the conspirators.
Early to-day a number of Anarchists
from the adjoining districts sought to
enter the city, but were prevented by
the military. A number Of shots were
exchanged by the rioters and the troops.
but so far as known. nobody was hurt.
Finding that IL was impossible for them
to get into the city, where, there Is no
doubt. they intended 10 join the Anar-
cnisfs resident In the city in rioting' the
mob scattered in different directions.
They are now securing the country
carrying terror 10 the quiet people nv
| ing there. They go to every house ana
| demand Of the occupants that they sur
| render whatever firearms they may nave.
| Later in the day, another band at
| tempted TO enter the city, and hgnt
occurred. in which two of the outsiders
were killed
The story OF a plot to capture and
loot Cararra Is dscredited by some OF
J the best people in Cararra, although
| they admit the activity OF the Anarchist
propaganda, and the growing strength OF
the banditti insurgents in the mountains
| who terrorize the peasantry.
About 5000 working-men have struck IN
Massa and Cara. Both towns are occu-
pied by the troops. All the shops are
| closed. The inhabitants are frightened,
and many families are provisioning their
| houses for seige. Bands OF revolters
| parade the roads making acquisitions on
| the people for arms and food. Al O'Clock
this afternoon the people Of Massa were
thrown into a state of CONSERVATION by
| hearing "A fusilade I'm the hills near by.
| squadron Of cavalry had encountered a
mob of 500 men at the Fassola bridge
two kilometers from Massa. After a
| stubborn fight the mob was dispersed
Many were wounded and several killed.
Troops guard the railway at all points
| TO prevent the tearing up OF the railroads.
| Some soldiers are in active pursuit OK
| bands in the mountains.
The Cabinet Council has given Premier
| Crispi a free hand as TO time when ne
shall declare the province Of Massa-
Cara in a state OF seige. The proclama-
ton will probably be issued tomorrow
unless the situation improves IN the mean
| fine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
THE PROPOSFD BoND ISSUE.
secretary Carlisle Has Received Fh'eeh
Offers Aggregntlng s4o,0oO'ooo.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6--tliteen sepa
rate offers aggregating $l0.OW.wO 10 take
nonds should Secretary Carlisle issue them
have been received at the Treasury be-
,,srtnent one oner TO take block OF
l'. - osn ooo was received from New YORK
t,ro this morning. Another cifer 10 take
x17s was received from mechanic. NO
rrenarations. however. Are being maze at
he treasury Department for an iihiieui-
ote bond issue Secretary Carllsie VIII
S,att a reasonable time for congress 10
oct nrobably until February lst' before ne
,,roceeds in disregard OF Congress on 'hc
Pi.os,,,,n,ion that now he has ofiicialiy
patleo me attention Of Congress 10 ihe
,,roent needs OF the Treasury IL VIII acl
,,ronnf,v. Until Congress shows that IL
an NOT relieve the Treasury, the oeVre-
80, All, not feel called upon, on MS own
resnonsibility, TO issue bonds uhuer 'ne
resumption act. .,.o.s,,,,.
The stated net balance IN the treasury
to-day stands:I Cold $n,isc'5zi' currency
x2o 426. Sz9. From this currency pa'anOe
,o,,et he ulbtracted S5,y,SSol PAID on inter-
est. e,n,o, 4, "A
r,,r,,, or New York, designer In the
e,,res,, of Engraving and Printing. at
-,'ta.,, ~ sg 900 a year. II Is understood
tna annointment Is only for two months
!, acme quarters this appointment Tor SO
snort 81 time. at so large IA salary, ~ taken
- an Indication that either the Postmas-
,er-s,enerai has decided TO award the con-
tract for the printing OF postage stamps
70 the i;ureau OF Printing and Engraving,
ar else the Bureau was preparing Tor n
hond issue. and needed a designer for that
purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID c., Jan. lo'-f on
Virginia: Slightly colder. fair, east Hlhos.
For North Carolina: Far, h"'e"e~S'
winds. slightly colder. g.
Weather conditions and generai Tore
cast: The area OF high pressure mas eA-
tended eastward over the 81 Ls~a.nce
valley New England and the Miao'e
Atlantic States.
The barometer has also risen 10 the west
- the Rocky mountains. IL mas fallen on
r. eastern slope from Texas 10 the
nakotas. ana a depression Of considerable
enerrv covers the States OF the Missouri
valley and Colorado.
4, ia colder from the Lake regions east
n,arg over New England. and from tne
poekv mountains westward 10 the Pacinc.
II is warmer generally throughout 'hs
central valleys .,.,..o,,t
The weather continues FAIR thronsnon.
,he southern States and central valleys. IL
IL generally cloudy Throughout the hof'n-
ern states. and light. local showers haso
nrevalled during the day from New Ing
iana westward over the Lake rsSipns.
and local SHOWS are repor'so '"'"'s"'
from North Dakota.
The weather il likely 70 continue wAin'
and fair on "Wednesday Ina the soutns1n
states. rentral Mississippi ana 'o"eF
tn. Temperature will fall decidedly ~
,ha rorthwest and az central Sces$
mountsin stations during wsdnssdaF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
FARMERS CHASTITY FIND
Another Daring Attempt to Fire Petsrs~
burg Residence--A small Assignmsnt
The Prince George Cavalry.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 1s.-SpeciaL
Last evening while Mr.. Timothy Grif-
fifth. owner OF the Crater farm. In Prince
George county, about one mile and
half from Petersburg, was ploughing up
his land directly in front OF the crater. he
unearthed the bodies, or rather the skeIe-
tons. OF five Union soldiers. The skele-
tons were all clad In the Federal uni
form. on one of the soldiers was found
q cartridge box filed with cartridges, and
in his pockets photograph and bottle
OF ink. There was nothing found by
which the names Of the soldiers could
be ascertained. They are. however. be-
lieved to have belonged TO Nassachu-
setts regiment. which took part In the
Crater fight.
Another daring attempt was made about
6 O'Clock this morning. TO set fire 10 the
residence on High street owned by Mr..
| n. j. Pride, OF Chesterfield county, and
occupied oy his daughter. Miss Lee
| Pride. The first attempt. as stated In
this correspondence, was made about
9 o'clock last night. Both fires were
| kindled In the basement.
Deputy Sheriff Parham will leave to-
morrow morning for Richmond with Ed
ward wilkins (colored). who was con-
| victed at the December term OF the
Hastings Court OF felony. and his pun
| ishment fixed at four years IN the peniten-
tiary
Mrs. Bette Eichberg, dealer In dry
| goods and notions. on Sycamore street,
made an assignment to-day. Her liabil-
tiles are about $1,000
This Is the third week that the SER
vices at the different churches under
the auspices OF the Minister'S Associa-
ton, have been held. and still the In
terest is on the increase. The services
this week are being held at Tabb-street
| Presbyterian church.
The Prince George cavalry will assemble
at the county courthouse on the LIST OF
February next with arms, accoutrements'
etc.. to determine whether or not they
will reorganize. | learn that the proba-
| bnity is that the company VIII not re-
| organize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. t6--In the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Nor
ris to-day held 5. II. Hart and Frank a.
Dinsmore. president and cashier OF the
defunct Buckley Bank, of the State OF
Washington, in $500 bail. Counsel for
the prisoners said his clients could no,
furnish the amount. record OF appeal
from the decision Of Judge Morris sus-
tanning the granting Of the requisition by
Governor Brown for the delivery OF the
prisoners TO the authorities Of Washing
ton. was fled The case will now go 10
the United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals. at Richmond Va. Meantime, ef-
forts will be made TO have the amount OF
hail reduced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
SYPPER,s rEs1IMONF ACCEPfED'
1t VIII Form a PART of the Report OIL '"'
Naval Premium Matter.

WASHINGTON. ID. e. JAM p'-i"e
House Committee on Naval Anairs rea'
and accepted the testimony Of }. aaie
Sypper to-day, relative TO Paynlen,'s yn,a.,ed
premiums for additional speed aevelypst
by our naval vessels. sypper was prerens a,sis
during the reading Of his testimony isa1 n'r
testimony. together with that Vi ~, 49, No
persons taken on the subject, WIN DC
made a part OF the report OF tne .o",
mittee. The resolution OF Mr. hoi'Aa"
dirscted the Secretary OF the Navy "
SUSPEND. until further notice, payments
OF preynjums for extra speed. and alleged
that they were simply gifts TO contfac-
tors. The committee inquired into the
matter and last week voted to report
the resolution adversely. The prepara-
tlon of the report is in the hands OF "a
subcommittee and will probably be MADE
next week.
The majority OF the committee u)eino-
Gratis, to-day selected Messrs. CUMMINGS
and Never democrat. louisiana as
members OF the joint committee. proposed
bv a toiut resolution TO investigate the
snhiect of rank and pay In the navy.
The minority CRepublicans) have not
selected their member. but he VIII be
either wadsworth. Of New York. or
Bouteiie, OF Maine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
n. ID. CARPENTER RESfGNS.
W. II. Fitzgerald 10 Succeed HIN "a Com
missioner of A.sociste ed Railways.

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 16.-R. ID. Car
per ter has resigned as Commissioner of
Associated Railways Of Virginia and the
Carolinas, the resignation to take effect
February 1st William H. Fitzgerald viii
succeed 10 the position. The railroads
comprised IN the Association are the
Richmond and Danyille. Atlantic Coast
Line. and Seaboard Air Line. The duties
of the Commissioner are to see that the
schedule of rates fixed by the companies
for any specified period is maintained ana
10 act as arbitrator for the settlement OF
disputes that may arise I'm the competi-
ito. for business.
Mr.. Carpenter. the retiring commission
or. has held the position about five years
Mr.. Fitzgerald has been Identified with
the railrolCs almost during his whole
business career For the past thirty years
ma has been o resident of Baltimore. nav
inc been connected with the Bay Line,
With the East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia. and the Richmond and DanVliie
Dispatch. ,.,- ~, h,s ,a,v
when he assumes the duties OF ms ne"
oesce ne will remove to Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.

to be collector OF internal revenue for the
district of Florida. was then taken up,
and. after a short discussion. the nomina-
ton went over without action.
Mr.. Call has made a fight for some
years back against the corporations
which, he asserts. are controlling affairs
I'm his state. He accuses them OF having
packed the last state Convention. ana
nominated a ticket which. although elect
cd because they were Democrats. was de-
nounced by the people as having been
put into power through deception and
fraud. The beneficiaries Of this State are
now, Mr.. Call told the Senate to-day,
enjoying the Federal patronage and being
given appointments. For that reason he
is opposed TO them, the nominee for col
lector being, as he says, one OF the ma
nipulators of that convention. Mr.. Cal
is fighting the nomination, and wanted II
considered In open session, so that every.
body might know what was done and
said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

BIRMINGHAM. ALA Jan 1G.-John p.
Johnson. a negro murdered his entire
family. at Somrrville Morgan county
sunday night, and triel to cover up the
crime by burning the house His wife ana
two children, aged respectively, fVe ana
three. were the victims. Johnson nrst cut
their throats, then saturated the room
Nth oil. and set fire 70 the house only
cs,arred portions Of the bodies wsfe iouno
in The debris. Johnson ~ IN Jaii' anu -
pretty sure to BE- iyncned as excise.el. 'sn..
a,,on0 the negroes is intense and they
are Gathering in large numbers TO avenge
the horrible crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
aG1INs1 THE RACE-TRACK MEN.
District Authoritie- "raw FIRST BLOOD IN
Their Fight With Bookm tkers.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 16.-The
first battle in the war between the Dis
trict authorities and the book-makers and
promoters of winter racing at the Ivy
Citv course, was won this morning Dy the
District. Judge Cole overruled the mo-
tion 10 auash the indictments against
Bookmaker Marvin. his three assistants
and George H. Engeman, under when
they are charged with setting up ana
keeping a table with gambling devices
and Of making books at the Ivy Iity
track last month. The case will be tried
some time during February.
After reading the indictments, Judge
Cole stated the contentious Of the defence
10 be-drst. that bookmaling was not
gambling device, and secondly, that IL II
were the act OF 1891 repealed the act or
1888. which referred to keeping ana set
ting up Of gambling tables ana otner
devices. As 10 the first contention, JuuSe
Cole said he was clearly Of the opinion
that betting on a horse race was gam
bling. and that the practice OF Dookinah-
ing was the keeping of a gambling tapie
or device he was satisfied that betting
on a horse race was the engaging IN a
game OF chance. which. therefore, maue
the wagering on II gambling. rurthen
exnlained Judge Cole said the act OF lss
closely defined what were garhSS VI
chance. and unquestlonably made pooH.
making a gambling device or game VI
chance. The claim of the indicted mar,
that the act Of 1891 repealed the act Oh
1888 was not good. The Judge ss eAplai'isu ,,,'
that repeal by implication was coNe,ea .'a'a, Dy
the issne and that that manner OF repeal
was the only one suggested and there
was nothing TO indicate that Congress
intended that the act of 1891 should take
the place of the former one Both acts
he said. stood. and while neither pro-
hibited horse racing. the act OF 1888 tl, qia
in effect. prohibit bookmaking. me ~
Judge held that neither the prac'iee .,
boolImaking. pool-selling, nor any 1.n.'
form OF betting on horse racing was IA" a's
ful In the city of Washington OF tne ~, -,
trIct Of Columbia, nor me acoepsai% sa,,a,
.,fa -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
r., AND DIS FLOATING DEBT.
Some Doubt No tn whether Claims on IL
VIII BE Recognized.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE committee
NJ the holders OF the floating debt OF the
Richmond and Danvilie railroad has not
vet been formally organized There Is
some doubt as 20 whether claims on be-
half of the floating debt Will be iecqg-
nlzed by Drexel, Morgan Il Co, In carry
ing out the plan for the reorganization or
the Richmond Terminal system. There
is a contract between the Richmond Ter
mlnal reorganiZati0n committee and the
holders Of securities OF the roads In the
system. but there IL none with the hold
ers OF the floating debt, who may either
sell out the collateral held by them or
may deposit it under the reorganization
plan. There will be conference on the
subject tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
THE NEW YORK AT RIO.
Tbus Increasing Our Naval Force to Five
erujsera-A fast Voyage.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G--The United
States naval force at Rio Janeiro' mas
been increased 10 five cruisers by tho
arrival of the cruiser New York there last
nlgh,. This morning Secretary Herbert
received a cable message TO that effect
from Rear Admiral Benham.
THE fact that the New York did not
stop al any port during the last 80, niles
of her journey indicates that me uspal,.
ment was anxious to have her rsrs"
bio I'm the quickest possible time. Tho
,o,,age was a remarkably fast one. ON
Isn,,orv am the New York left 81 Lucia.
where she stopped for coal, and covered
the distance at an average rate OF ht,esh cen
trnots an hour. or $50 knots day lhe
other United states vessels at Hlo srs %
The San Francisco, the Charleston Inc
Detroit. and the Newark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
CALI HAS a GRIEF AN''
ts Wants q Nominee far Collector "''e'''"
.rs wants II Dons Openly

vAsnINGTON. jan, lo'-ihe '"'s
wsnt into executive session TINS ai'er"0'"
ruaer somewhat peculiar circumstance.
Mr. can asked that the nomination. oa
.s a' Collector OF internal revenue Tor the
district ais OF FLORIDA be con~dered IN open
u'su'a uass,nn End Was proceeding 10 make AN
sS,|,onstion as TO why he mad inade susn
an unusual request. when ne was ,o'a o, %
Az Mr Hoar that he was encreachins upon
executive session matters ,o..
other senators enforced me , rsn,,'a,, ,'ro
and the attention or the Pfesineh' pso
un.-fJarris--being thus cai'ea 10 'n. r.s,
ne promptly ordered the sahe''eS ''s''
and the doors closed -. xvu.or
'rbs nomination Of George w. wilson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

The Pioneer OF Movement Whicn WIZ
Lead TO Its Establishment.

CHARLESTON. S. C.. Jan. 1c--rhe
first movement In the way OF direct rade
with Europe. from the West through
Charleston Was made to-day. A consien-
ment OF 20o0 sacks OF -four has peen
hacked from the Liberty Mills, OF Nash
vile Tenn. via Charleston. for the
Steamship Rosshire now loading here Tor
Iiverpool This shipment Is thought TO
he the pioneer OF a movement which
will lead to the establishment OK direct
trade. ...,o -.
steamships carrying nearly lO'0o bales
n cotton have loaded here and crossed
the bar safely this season. II Is under
stood that a depth of twenty-five feet
will soon be attained by means OF the
iettipg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
c.iaL .LYnch H.m.N BLt pldnt.

cA1tnrN \. j., Jan. IA gang OK
80. iatnrers tried to lynch James +.
Nm, wn,,ns 1coloreO here this morning be-
"n iou"o ne took the place Of one OF their
eSrSt .,har Who had been discharged. The
nun n srho we're engaged In flling in the
tnnna"tion sl. for a factory demanded
Vonngs discharge, and this was tempo
rar,Iv COMPLIED with. When the negro re-
49, arneared however. the enraged laporers
n,,t = rome around his neck and win etie,
OF Lynch him" would have ascolnPi'sms sns ,niSr-
their purpose had not cooler heads 'n'e'
f.roI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
DEMOCRATS UPHELD.
The Attorney General Decides Ina' '"'
Old ssnat~ 10 Constitutional

TRENTON, ". j.. Jan. lo.--GoVerhoi
Werts this morning sent the ions-ivohsu ',.au.'
for opinion OF Attorney-General s'Ien,Sn, So,ses
on the legislative muddle 70 po'!l noussS %
of the Legislature. The opinion rs an nar,-
,s,tve "a one and is In favor OF the DEM
.,S "A" as against the Republican mem
% sociarInc that the Senate Is con-
,'nno,s BODY and the newly-elected mem ?.
sN s'nu1. bas not the right OF organization. -
e, pe a' . member by virtue Of taking the
ns,b no Of office but by the RECOGNITION a Oh
as" ,Sa old members who legally consoes'en w, en
t the body possesslng the power 70 act act. 0''
.ne .ne eredentials OF all the new members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
,,rp..r,G 10 LAND Troops.
The Aquidaban lake up ro'''''"
From, of th Custom House.

Front of tn custom "o'"''
.BIIENOs AYRES. Jan. 16.-Despa'oheS
received here last night from Rio Jahero'
state that the irsurgent war-snip Aquiua-
ban had taken up position In froht ol
,he custom House, and is preparing 10
land troops -., r-,,oanho
The insurgents have captured Eusenno
Island. and forty government troops "eIe
killed and sixty captured. The govern
ment has sent reinforcements 10 Ni''ne
roy. .u..s or, h,,rr
,,,', S,,Ilaces in the State Of Rio Grande
Do Do Sui, and butchering the captlyes ,ney
make. The government forces saturday
triad 10 capture the insurgent cruiser
Snoradara The vessel poured hot hre
into the attacking force at close quarters =
and and drove them off after iniiicuhs d
heavy loss on them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
Three Persons Burned TO Death.

RARBOURsvILLE, KY, jan t1o,,snn on
store and residence OF freu. oI,,' nj
was totally destroyed ny hie co. ,ear
morning at Mills, snan Fl,ase "a
miles west Of this place honsDn aha .Sa
his son managed to escape lro'n va va
u,.,ng u.s building. but Mrs. Houson and
~. Su. ZOO daughters perished in the flames.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
RiS Cut N Wages.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Jan. 1G.-fes-
,erdsv Berkey 4 Gay, one OF the largest
furniture manufacturers Ia the "oria'
emnloylng nearly 1000 men in all depart
nerts cut saleries and wages, from me
nreslaeut down to the drayman, - per
r.nt The cut is TO take effect AT once.
small orders and financial depression c ar
alleged az the causes tor tpe Sus ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

sTEvENsvILLE. VA, Jan. 5.-special.
N'rs Anne +. Bagby. widow Of the late
Rev. Rev Dr. Richard Hugh Bagby, former
nastor Of Brulngton church, died last
nIoh, I'm the seventy-hfth year OF her age.
This lovely Christian woman WAS an IN
valid. and confined to the house Tor more
than a year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. ',,,. io,L
sneclal-Mr. James A. Burgess, P'V'., 20
cent citizen OF Stafford county ,',',,-
day at his home. near prle-.
,nonla: aged seventy'hve years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
uo.sst George skinner Dead.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l6.-George oN'nusi'
80 ~ the most prominent and wealthy
- -h,,tlders in the CITY. ana the senior
,..n,,- nnar nor Of the nrnfsof William Skinner &
sons died to-day, aged seyenty-ilve years.
a., vas known As Honest. H&rd-worNns :
caorge skinner" lie was reyer marrieu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
Telegrapbic Breyities.

Nullarky & Harty. OF Augusta, Ca
retail dry-goods house, yesterday mort
gagged stock 10 amount OF $4,000. Liapii-
tiles, s3l. 900. Assets said to be sii'VV" ~
excess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

The Court OF Appeals at Albany, ~ T..
Yesterday morning. decided that "A foreiSn
corporation could buy and sell real
estate In New York State. The decision
affects S25000,003 worth Of property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17

WASHINGTON. d. C., ian; ~ M. n',
House Pension Committee decloeu so-uas
10 report favorably bill 70 gram a ,na
,.,n ,'Va' General Hitchcock. OF Virginia.