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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
AFTER THE PUGILISTS.
Raud~n Has Not Resigned as Manager
of tho Duvai Athletic Ciub-The
posed fiszssmmons Fight.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan. 2.--Ihe
law and order League has resolved 10
make II lively for the principals and the
alders and abettors In the Corbett-Mitcheh
prlzc fight. Tonight Rev. w. n. Con-
nelly. local agent Of the league. called
on the Southern Associated Press corre-
spondcnt and asked that the following
statement be made:
.In the matter Of the prize fight, We
hold that the Injunction granted Nv Judge
Call was an evasion Of the prescfioed
statutes. and II tho state authorities 40
not very soon bring the matter up Tot
review In the Supreme Court the league
Will DO so. have heard that the Cover
nor has Instructed The At;orncy-GcnerM
10 follow this Inc Of action.
To Fight ~ the state we"kens.
what provisions have been made TO
Irosecuts this matter
"1he international League has placed
ample funds az the disposal OF ITS local
agents for this purpose. AMI has given
Instructions for the suit TO be pushed for
ward at the first sign of weakening on the
part OF the state.
The League Is determined that such an
exhibition as took place In this city
Thursday shall not be repeated in the
country IL means can be found 70 prevent
IT, IL was called glove contest, but
Mitchell was rendered entirely unconscious
from the terrific force Of blow, and that
IL would end In this manner, In favor OF
one or the other fighters. vas fully fore
seen. SIS / understand that a finish fight
means n fight until one OF the men is un-
able TO respond when time is called
Bowt~n Has Not Resigned.
j. t. T. Bowden, manager OF the Duval
Athletic Club. denies emphatically that he
has left the Duval Athletic Club.
And" says he. there is not word OF
truth In the statement hat the club has
dlsbanded. II has not disbandcd. | have
not left It. and have not heard any com
plant from the other members with the
possible exception OF one. with my man
agcment. We have found that prize-iights
are not against the law, and after all
this trouble and expense il would be fool
ish for me TO pull out This club owns
rights which are valuable. one Of them is
a lease on part OF the fair grounds.
III, not going to throw that up.
The Fitzsimnons Fight.
"Win the club offer a purse for fitz-
simmons and Creedon?"
"As IL now stands IL will not"
"Win It offer purses for any other
eventy'
None that | know Of yet. We don't
know exactly what we are going TO do.
but we have not disbanded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

On Saturday night about 10 o'clock
Mr. \. j. James became involved in a
difficulty with a negro, which resulted in
his receiving severe razor wound on
his neck.
Mr. James keeps a dry goods store at
No. 1920 east Main street. lie noticed
the negro in front Of his store in the act
Of stealing quilt Not wanting to have
the negro arrested. he went upstairs and
obtained his pistol. Coming down he
approached the man and ordered him
away.
The negro commenced TO growl and
abuse MI James, whereupon the latter
attempted to push MIN away from the
store window. The negro then caught
him by the arm and reached his left
hand into his coat pocket and drew a
razor or some sharp instrument there
from, and cut Mr.. James on the right
side of the throat below the jaw, the
wound being about three inches long.
Mr.. James endeavOred to shoot the
negro, but the pistol failed TO fire; he
then used ii as a club with such good
effect that his assailant soon ran.
The police have been put upon the case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
Darden-Parker.

COINTORDT, VA. Jan. 29-Speclal.--
on the 9th instant the hospitable home
Of sIr. 4. b. Parker in Sussex county,
presented a scene that. TO the passer-
by. might well have given rise 10 a
suspicion ending In enquiry.
The occasio; that brought together
AT this time and place so fashionable
and select an assembly was the mar
rage Of Miss Carrie Blount, the eldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs \. i. Parker
to Mr.. J. r. Darden, one Of NeWsom 5
most popular and prosperous young busi-
ness men.
At 2:20 T. II. Mr.. and Mrs Darden,
with a few intimate friends Of the family
left for Newsoms. where they were ten
dered a most brilliant reception at the
home OF the groom's father. Captain
Jas. j. Darden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
He EOuud The Watch.

Detective John Hall made one OF his
lucky captures when he recovered on
Saturday afternoon a handsome gold
watch and chain. which were lost on the
street on the I'd of last December by
Miss Herndon, daughter Of Capt Joseph
Herndon. who lives at 2j0S q street.
The detective was in pawn shop Sat
urday afternoon when a negro entered
and asked loan OF $40 on a gold watch
which he carried.
Mr.. Hall. upon inspecting the time
piece, identified II by the initials engraved
In the inside Of the case as the property
Of Miss Herndon. The negro. who had
found II on the street some time ago
made no concealment Of the fact. and
gave up the watch without trouble.
He had informed his employer OF his
find at the time he picked up the jewelry
in the street, and as no claimant had
appeared. he regarded it as his property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
sUor INV ~ THE HEAD.
The AFFAIR Was the Outcome of Drunken
Eevelry.

In the bar-room of Albert Dickerson
Yesterday. at 2:3O o'clock, Abram Mere
dlth (colored) shot and wounded William
Johnson. another negro IN the head The
wounded man was taken In an uncon-
scious condition TO the almshouse IL was
discovered that the ball had entered the
brain. Johnson had not recovered con-
seriousness at n late hour last night. HIS
condition is critical. and his death Is ex-
pected at any moment. Meredith was ar
rested by Sergeant Matthews and locked
lp in the First poiice-station.
| cndeavored TO interview the prisoner
but he was In such an intoxicated condi-
ton | could not obtain his version OF the
affair. From other sources learned thar
"a crowd of negroes. among whom were
the two involved parties. were in DECKER
sons bar-room. They had been drinking,
and were heavily under the influence OF
liquor. In some manner they got to play
ing with their knives, when suddenly
Meredith drew his pistol, and without
provocation shot johnson. The former
claims he was only playing. and did not
know the pistol was loaded. lie denies
having had any row or being mad at the
time with johnson.
The case will come UP before Justice
Crutchfeld this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

TO KELILDE me POOR.
A Crcdi,ablc Entertainment by the Scouts
and Red den.

The concert given last night at the
Academy Of Music for the relief Of the
poor. by the Union Democratic Scouts
and the Rod-Men's Relief Association, was
a very credtabe affair. The programme
was PREPARED by Capt. Frank Cunning
ham. upon whose taste IL reflects great
credit. The West-End Choral Society ana
the Juvenile Glec Club showed consider
able ability in the rendering of their Sc
lections. The Walker Light Guard. in their
bayOnet exercise, and the Scouts in their
march. were very good. The athletic eX-
hibition by messrs. Richardson. Davis. and
Carter were clever, while the Davis
brothers in their banjo duets. and Mr.. H..
H. Watson. with his unique Rotations,
were very entertaining, as was evinced by
the generous rounds Of applause.
The male quartette and the volunteer
chorus sang their selections and encores
in an admirable manner. The solos by
capt. Cunningham and Mr.. O. Il. Lehman
caught the crowd. They were oncorod 10
the echo.
The concert reflects much credit upon
those who participated In it. rot only
from charitable standpoint but also
from the excellency of the entire per-
Torrance. The concert viii be repeated IN
the near future.
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no docs not utter a word. yet IT, ~ &c
lions he kept the audience continually
laughing. ,,~,o, .,
Mde. Eugene Bade. as "Mde. P'err'o',
made gentle and devoted wife ana noun
or.
NJ. Dalleu. although he only aITeai
To- short time in the secoii ac'' ao''
with plenty OF humor. 49,
Mile. Refine Roy. as "Phryhe,,e' va
,,orv .ffoc,Ive and her pantomime play
was equally as good as that OF the az
fists before mentioned. The latter three
artists. unlike the Pierrio,s. 10 not wear
the white masks. 49,.
H. Lac; anime. the oii.ii3t of inc
.rn,ne Is one OF the first musicians or
paris. His playing is beautiful ana he
varies his notes with the actions OF the
actors so as 60 keep in perfect mar nohy
with them.
this wonderful company Of pantomim-
lists will again appear this evening and
tomorrow matinee.
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two families. As no enc was IN ths
house at The time the fire had eainCd COM
siderable head"ay lcforc 30 was dieeov-
cred, and the frcmcp were unable %
save any OF the furniture. There was TO
Insurance.
Mr.. George =. Polk. az l.cnolr. -. G.
died here to-day, aged twenty-five voars
Deceased was on mis- way from Richmond
Va 70 his home and died while s.1pplrs
over here
Miss Mamie Cratchdcd, daughter y
Mr.. Albright Crutchhcid. died az her
fathers home. in this county. last Sata--
day or IN grippe. Deceased had only been
sick two days The frncrm took riac.
Yesterday. and was offended 10y large
circle OF friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
ONLY ONE F1yORI7E WON.
Results Of the Running Races at New Or
leans and the other Tracks.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 29.-The weather
was clear and cool to-day, the attendance
good and the track slow. The meeting
was fair. and as only one favorite won
The bookmakers had the best Of it. Sum
mary:
First race-six furlones.-iIibernla
Queen first. Beverly second. Baby Bill
thirc. Time, IN
Second race-onc mie-Outcraft first.
Jim Murphy second, Rover ;hird. Time.
1874.
Third raco-six furlongs.-sllver Tip
first, pollie second. ellison third. Time
lis 81
Fourth race-ore mhe.-Adah L. first
Harry Weaver second. Wecgefeld third.
Time. 146 Ia.
Fifth rGce-six fLrIorgs.-Cyrns first,
Tenny. j.. second, Hedge Rose third.
Time. lis "a.
Entries mt New Orleans for To-Day.
FIRST race-eleven-sixteenths or mile,
selling Rondeau. 81 pounds: Alroy. S.;
Major Hilton, SO; Moiere. 81; Marie l.,
q; Frank Gayle 80; Spellbound, 90:
Chess Reagan. 1Ol; Sam Farmer. l02;
Billy Duncan, i02: Dud Hughes, 100: Lit
tie Sam. 1co: Lank, los; Capt Spencer, lO1 {;
Diamond, 10I.
Second race-for two-year-ods three
furlongs-Peterkin. 10; Lizzie n, 10I VAL
demir 1o7 Melpomene. l0 Princess
Rose. 1O7; Begue. 10; Qulsada, 10; Hor-
ace Argo, 1i0; Toss Witt, 10; Alderman
Carey, 40: onward, 40.
Third race-thrteen-sixteent of a mile
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81; Moses Solomon.
50; Cyrus, 80: Masonic Home. 81; q. Il.
Cox. 102; Carmen, TO-: Shiloh, 101;
Wedgeneld, 1O7; Rouser. lO7; oregon Cy-
clone, 107; Greenleaf, l01
Fourth race--three-quarters Of mile.
handicap-Harry Weaver. 9S: Lord Henry.
IS: Pousse Cafe. So Beverly. "a; Lom-
bard, 90; Rosebud los: Salvation, 49,;
Marie Lowell. l07; Mamie Lord, lol: Billy
Bennett. 99; Newton Bell. 100; The Judge.
9S: Onyx, 30.
Fifth race-one and one-quarter miles
Jim Hogg. 9: Indigo. 1O5: Uncle Jim,
lo6; Lyndhurst. llo: Uncle Frank, Ill;
Van Wart. Ill Primero. Ill.
Five Favorites Won.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. 29.-The only
upset occurred IN the first race, when
shiloh. at - 10 l. easily defeated large
field. The weather was cold and the
track was fast. Summaries:
First race-nine-sixteenthS OF mile.
selling-Shiioh first Pat Hudson sec
ond, Montclair third Time. :5S Sd.
Second racc--three-fourths OF mile
purse-Invercauid first. peraltO second
One Fifty third. Time 11s.
Third face-iive-eighths OF 81 mile, SELL
ing-Con Lucey first. Fort Worth Sec
ond. Little Nell third. Time, 1904 -.
Fourth racc-three-fourths of mile
selling-Critic first. Oak View second
Wrestler third. Time. 1884.
Fifth vc-eighths of a mile
purse-Ituc Reno first. Fairy second
Revc Dor third. Time. lOlS-i
Sixth racc-fyc eighths of mile.
purse-John Dunn first. Snarley the
Smugglcr second. Maggie Murphy third
Time. 1904.
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Mgior Morehead's Assignment.
Dix. REYNOLDS, DIsrIAcrIoy.
Talk of Connecting Asheviile and hender-
sonvlllo by an Electric Railway.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. Jan. 3.-Speoiai-
Genera. storekeeper j. l.. Reynolds, one
of the appointces Of Collector Elias has
rendered his resignation 20 Collector Mel
vim 4. Carter 10 take effect on the neW
collectors assumption of the Office. Mi.
Reynolds enjoys the distinction OF being
the only appointee of Elias who mas
sent I'm his resignation. The others ho-A
on like grim death.
A reward Of 500 has been offered Ior
the capture and conviction Of the per-
son or persons who fred the Waysiue
Inn at Hendersonviile last fall the
National Board Of Fire Underwriters
offer the reward.
There is some talk Of connecting Asne-
Vile and Hendersonyille by an electric
railway.
1t is stated here that Lee Mock VINO
was connected with the revenue ser
vice here some time ago. asserts tnat ne
saw Lawrence Pulliam. the missing casn-
Ter OF the National Bank OF AsneFiiie'
I'm Salisbury the morning following tne
day of his departure from AsheFilie'
which would seem to indicate ln't ne
went south and not north, as al Hi31
supposed, from that point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES.
small Fire Near DAnviiie-Death of Mr.. j.
A. Whittier.

DANV1LLE, VA, Jan. %. - Special -
Henry Board. who does a grocery bust
ness in country store two miles from
here. was burned out yesterday morning
by an accidental fire. The loss ON stock
and building was nearly $1,000: partially
insured. The building caught fire on the
roof, supposed 10 be from a defective
flue.
Jim Hubbard made his escape from Jail
yesterday. His term expires In short
while and he was allowed TO go In the
jail yeaid TO get coal, when he took French
leave.
Mrs. ]. A. Whittier died here to-day
after brief illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
NO IITCTION REID.
The Meeting Of Field Officers Is Dismissed
by the Governor

by the Goysrnor
The field officers of the First Brigade as
sembled in the Exchange Hotel yesterday
morning and again began belloting for the
position of Brigadier General.
jor II. c. Burrows Of Culpeper. was
summoned home on Sunday evening by
the illness of his wife. He Is a warm
supporter Of Colonel Male. and the bal
loting yesterday morning was five to four.
Another ballot had a similar result, and
the four colonies were then appointed
a committee 10 wait on the Governor and
to inform him Of the situation. The COM
mander-in-Chef subsequently ordered the
meeting TO adjourn, but no time was
specified for another election, and mat
tcrs stand just as they were when Gen
eral Anderson was appointed Adjutant
General.
Colonel Male, who is the senior colonel
in the brigade, will. Of course. be acting
Brigadier-General until an election takes
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
LIBRARY COUPON.

THE REVER1ES OF a BACHELOR
LAYS or ANCIENT ROME.
TILLYLOSS SCANDAL.
THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES
CRAWFORD.
THE COMING RACE.
DREAM LIFE.
FRANKENSTEIN.
4 BOOK or GOLDEN DEEDS
NOISES FROM AN OLD MANSE.
THE SCARLET LETTER.
ESSAYS OF Ella
VICAR or WAKEFIELD.
TWICE-TOIp TALES.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
STORY OF An AFRICAN FARM
LAYS or THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS
LUCILLE.
DREAMS.
BLACK BEAUTY.
ONE or THE Profession.
SARTOR RESARTIS.
THE IDYLLS or THE KING
THE PLEASURES OF LIFE.
THE LADY or THE LAKE.
MORNINGS IN FLORENCE.
TWO of these coupons cut from tho
Times and sent with eight cents m coin
TO The Times office viii oufito you 10
any one of the above books
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
THERE'S TALK OF A DUEL
WIN yoVELL SENDS a CHALLENGE
10 FURMAN BETTs.
.,,, ratter swears Out Warrant for the
Arrest of the Challenger and Demands
an spology-A New Industry

RALEIGH. y. c., Jan. 29.-special.-
The latest sensation here IS an affair OF
honor which developed to-day. This morn
ing VIII Novel;, a son Of ex-Depu'y
Sheriff Novel;, sent a challenge LOT
duel to Furman Belts. weil-knoNn pus'-
ness man Of this city. Both are youns
men. The affair grew out Of slight
misunderstanding. Some time ago . chal-
Iengc was sent by Nowoll's second Louiae
Crawford, asking Belts 10 name a time'
place, and weapons. Belts Immediately
swore out warrant for the arrest ot
Novel; and notified him that ne bad doac
so, but would have the warrant held up
until noon tomorrow. il by that time
Novel; would come forward ana apclO-
gize the papers would not be served.
Belts further stated that he had no IN
tention Of accepting a challenge. bat
wouid whip Novel; on sight unless ne
vouId apoloelze. Much interest is mdni-
tested here in the affair, ana there are
MANY surnises as TO what action Novel;
Will take. Both parties arc well known
here.
A two-year-old child Of c. G. Latta, a
prominent commission merchant mere was
seriously. but not dangerously, burned
tkis morning. It's clothing accidentally
caught fire while the child was playing
Ia the nursery.
New Wheel Works.
The Labdell Car-Wheel Works VIII es-
tablish n plant in this city In connection
with the North Carolina Car company.
| The necessary papers were taken out be-
! fore the clerk Of the court to-day. An
| expert from Wilmington will be In charge
| of the works. Car wheels will be manu-
featured on large scale
A dispatch received here to-day an
nounced the condition Of Col. j. NJ. Heck
who IS under medical treatment In Phila-
| delphia. as extremely critical. mere ~
no hope Of his recovery. Ills ianlly arc
attending his bedside ,,o
The people Of High Point are said % pe
| verv much disquieted over the appoint
! ment of their new postmaster. Charles.
| rbev claim that most of his endorsemei -
| como from adjoining counties. senator
Ransom KS blamed for the appointment
: Aloei. a Japanese, from TOXIC JAY an'
,as entered the State University lie mas
heen i'm America one year and thiee
| months ,,. ,,o.
| Tho Kelly Institute at Rocky Mount mas
been discontinued. and the building VIII
bo used for the establishment OF hlsn
| school.
Maior Morehead's Assignment.
As a result of the failure Of the Norm
! state Improvement Company, Major o.
! Turner Morehead and wife made an AS
| s.enmaut The total Liabilities are about
/ ll5O00. The assets are not known. MAJOR
! Morchead hopes that the Cape Fear ana
! Yadkin Valley railroad may yet be- sold as
that viii not only save him, but leave a
| remainder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
IEE.fID 10 UORh.
Miners Obey Threatening Notice OF the
Strikers

MANSFIELD, PA, Jan. 29.-When the
miners Of the Cherry mines, at Hay and
Station, on the main line Of the Pan
Handle railroad. assembled for work this
morning they found notice posted warn
Ing them that III they did not quit work
they would be- assaulted. They took
alarm and went home. so the works
were shut down. Resumption Of work
VIII depend upon the return of courage
TO the men or securing a new force
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In Memory of CAPTAIN Babcock.

In the Rough ASHER for January there
appears a touching tribute 10 the memory
OF the late Capt. a. q. Babcock, who
was a very prominent Mason. The memo
rial is prefaced by very good photo
engraving of the Captain over his auto
graph. which will no doub; be priced by
his humorous trends here and eisewhcrc.
The ASHER suggests Kris time that Ma
sonic lodges should look more carefully
than during the pest year into the men
tai ard moral character of their cand-
dates for admission TO the mder. Other
Interesting subjects discussed IN :his issue
arr 'Mason's Worship" THE Romlsh
Anathcma against Masonry Exposed.
and "PrehIstoric Ms sonry."
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ATTEMPT Al SUICIDE.
A Roanoke Lady Shoots HerseIf-Assign-
ment of Gs.en H. Coon.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 29.-Special.-The
commission in lrnacy to examine into
the mental condition OF Miss Hattie Smith
met again at 10 o'clock to-day. and after
hearing the testimony OF her mother and
two brothers from Franklin county re-
turned a verdict Of hysterical insanity.
Mrs. +. j. Ginger, into whose mental
condition several commissions of lunacy
have inquired. but without getting her
Into an asylum. attempted TO commit sui.
eide last night AT the residence Of her
soE-in-law. II. c. Petticrew. by firing
two shots from a sS-calibre pistol she in
some way got hold OF into her body One
shot took effect. and she will die
Galen H. Coon ade an assignment to-
day, with liabilities at $1,000. His assets
are several times that amount.
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Cane Charlie City Items.

CAPE CHARLES. VA JAM - 'ils'
Adde GofIlgon, the twelvc-yeaf- Vs'ua''s
ter Of Mr.. John Gofllgon' coNeV.O'
customs. this city. was accluenuS S''o'
through the hand yesterday NnIe pay
ing with a revolver. The "ounu
serious. as the ball passed 'iiiou7' '''9
neshy part OF the hand. -
MIR a. q. Manohan VINO Na' ~ %
Tho delegates TO the annual meeting Of
The southern Building aud Loan Asso-
ota,ion Of Knoxville Tenn. returned to
his home in this city yesterday.
Mr., l.. Clarke Davis. who has been
spending several days 40 me bIOdu" S'eI
club House. on Hog Island re'urreu u
his home in Philadelphia last h'sn' On
account Of the serious illness oA MI
George W. Childs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30

The Young PEOPLES Meeting.

The eight hundred hymn books ordered
by the music committee for use In the
mass-meeting of Young Peoples Socie-
ties next Tuesday have arrived. and the
special choir had its first rehearsal yes
terday afternoon. The Young Peoples
Societies Of the various churches will
BIT in q body. and the singing will be an
interesting feature Of the meeting. A
on the programme.
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jones' Edenion.

LEWISTON. VA, Jan. Especial
.Ctda Grove" S2otsy lvaria county. Va .
the country home OF Mr.. William
Edenton, Of Richmond. was cI January
2i.h the scene OF sweet hcme wedding,
the contracting parties beirg Mr.. Lucian
N. Jones and Miss Blanche A. Edenton.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. William Eden
ton At the appointed hour the bridal
party entered the parlor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
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Professor j. II. Crab rec, OF t.. d "''' 'e'i-
ousiy Injured.

GRAHAM. VA, Jan. 29.-Speol%ri 30 Io-
fessor j. T. Crabtree. formerly -,
oke College. Salem, va. Du' craS,ll
charge of Wartburg Seminar ~ .at,, ~.
Va. was struck by frel5ns c,obs+,
evening between Blueiiein 1',,ider-hlaca
g. hroken AND other painful and perhaps
81 oroaI , nm were sustained DR..
Crockett is now dressing the "0''''@' Gnu
believes they are not fatal.
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!. r.,,,le,errv HALEY. Of Fredericl's Hail.
- Soon n, a,,er ,,n ceremony MIR. and Mrs
Jones n@ wit" With the the bridal party and few IN
~ ..,,'d e ~'u '' ,est for the home OF Mrs
TIDen $50 Iacv the sister Of the bride,
wr Se bride rsy is " quite popular and the happy
couple have the best wishes of large
c c,rrpe Of friends s and acquaintance. The
presents were numerous and useful.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. %
Special.--Mrs. Ann i. DUE son, r'lict or
tie late Daniel Duerson. DIED to-day at
the residence Of Mr.. William T. Johnson
in spotsfvania county aged ninety years.
Peyton :. Grimes. an old and highly
respected citizen of Orange. cleo yesterday
after a long Illness. lie was fOmcrly one
OF the proprietors Of the Nancluse Gold
Mine in Spotsylvania county.
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John Dolan (CoIored) Arres'ea-.o h'esses
that He Wrecked the Train "e"' ""oln.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. -'-opeeiai.-
A Norfolk and western railroau detect
i've left here this morning lo' '"e scene
Of the wreck near Dublin ana within
ten minutes after his arri'a' arrested
John Dolan (colored). charglhs nun win
wreoking the train lie Was W'usht
TO this city late tonight FOR sale Keeping
as the feeling was running h'sn -. 'nat
place. on his way Dolan conieSs1eu 20 me
crime. He and two others uo'D.eal b
supposed to be implicated IN sn9 .~i,.A'
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was being talked Of. so ~" NV
states, II the others are cau-""