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the parties. and the arrest and imprison-
ment OF the other 10 answer the charge
OF murder.
The name of the parties are Alonzo AMI
Arthur Hunnicutt During their quarrel
Alouzo struck his brother on the head
with a fence-rail, iniiictlng injuries which
caused death In few hours. Alonzo
was arrested ard lodged IN the county jail
this morning 10 answer the charge OF
murder. Full particulars OF the e.fair
and what led to the difficulty could not
be- obtained.
HE Is WELL-KNOWN.
From a gentleman who formerly re-
sided in Surry county and who has
occasion 10 visit the county very fire.
Guently il is learned that the accused
IS one of the most widely-knOwn and re-
spocted negroes Of the county. For many
years no was a waiter in the hotel at
the courthouse. and is remembered by an
travellers in that section. he is also or"
Of the most widely-knowu fishermen I'm
that section. AMI his services are always
iu demand by fishing parties.
cards are out for the marrlag" az $50
L. NJ January 3st at the residence ~
the brides parents. Of Miss Dora, daugh-
ter OF Nr John NcGul. 90 Mt Thomas
Branch Scott. SON of Major j.. r. Scott
OF Richmond
s. WANDERING BOY.
The Chief of Police today received
letter from ohio. from the father ~ tho
hoy Fiavi1s Liudlay. aged li years, who
Was arrested here some days ago as
tramp. The boy then gave his name as
Edward Brown. Of Richmond. but sub
srquentiy confessed his r0M name. and
toI whore hi' parents live The Chiof
wrote about The boy. ami to-day received
20 reply The father considers the boy
beyond his control. and determined o.
lead a tramp iif' Ie therefore declines
ly rca SON ~ poverty 90 go anything iur
him. The mother. true to her love. writes
a pathetic appeal for the care ~ the boy.
It has been decided 20 hold thc youth in
Jail for further advIces.
APPEAL WITHDRAWN.
Mr. George $ Bernard. counsel Tor Tho
Nes-rs p.ccalot. Cummings and SuulV
of che tcrf.iI county. who declared his
intention the other Gly CT appealing
from the decision 0f the Mayor iu ruius
them for violating city ordinance in
running loaded WAGONS through o." city
without 20 license. has Withdrawn his APP
peal ami been granted a reopen'ng AMI
rohoariuc of the case haf1r, the Mayor
Another and a. thirl attempt was mad"
night before last 10 set N-e tp the resi-
darce of Mr. \. j. Pr.le. ou Ili-h
street. The parties wore discovered. hlt
mule their escape. Th. several attempts
% Gra this house is One ~ th- mysteries
of tl. city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
IN COM E-TAX BILL.
PROVISIONS OF THE MEASURE AS RE-.
VlSED IN SUBCOMMITTEE.
Details with Respect to Lcvying and Col
Letting Methods to Avoid Frying
and Prevent Publicity.


This was the day fixed last week by the
majority C.: the Committee on Ways and
Neans on which 70 rcoort to the House
the lnteual-revcuue bill. but UP 20 this
evening it had not been finally put in
shape Tor presentation. Mcssrs McM.l-
l.n and Bryan have been revising the text.
and expect 10 Doe able 10 have IT completed
for the consideration ~ their associates
tomorrow morning Should their cNp"c-
tatiou lr realized. IN VIII bo reported
% the House before adjournment for tic
day. one Of the members Of the commit
tee. who i' iu favor of the income-tlX
provision. says the settlement Of the qu"s-
t'0n whether or not 10 shall be proposed
;a Hu amendment 10 tho customs bili.
row pending VIII Doe left to Democratic
CAUCUS iie expresses a. conviction that
Tine caucus VIII order it 10 be- made part
of thr Wetsur. now being considered.
The h'll provides that an inc1mc-taX is
% co into effect on January I. 1906 AMI
Chat tnc FIRST collection ON incomes g. 10
D. made July !. 1896. All classes Of IN
comes ar" included in the measure, anI
the uaif0rW rate of per cent tax on In
comes over 5000 is fixed.
METHOD OF COLLECTION.
The most important de,au Of do. bn
S. the method provi1ci for The levy ana
collection ~ the tax. IL is made oblg1-
tory on al persons receiving individual
Incomes of NOR" than &.j" 10 make re-
turn ~ the local Collector OF Internal
I''F' "'.' iH'sr .iuihs are gone over
iF thn revenue collector. ami t1XaAl
l-t ic nude up Of those whose incomes OK
c.Dd tiN" 80 tax g. vicl ou those making
return oi above $500 AMI under Nnn.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19

Charles Lorraine. of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Road, Vice Prc-ident.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. January IS
4 special TO the Times-Union from st.
Augustine. Fla. says: The American
Association Of General Baggage Agents
adjourned to-day, after choosing officers
for the ensuing year. as follows: Presi-
dent. ii. T. Dearing. Michigan Central
railroad; Nlce-President, Charles LOr-
raine. Chesapeake and Ohio: Secretary
and Treasurer. j. T.. Quick. Chicago and
Grand Trunk railroad.
The association viii hold It's next meet
ing al Montreal Canada.
General Passenger Agent Joseph Rich
ardson. Of the jacksonville. ST. Augustine
and Indian River railroad. has rendered
the members OF the association a special
train ia which to- visit the Indian River
country. ana they leave in the morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
Indictment for the rlnIntir..

CHARLOTTESVILLE IA. January
S.-,Special)-In the Corporation Court
yesterday the case OF th' Petersburg
Granite Company ". Il. e. Nandesntt.
x Son the plea was withdrawn. and
1udlmert entered Tor plaintiff
In tho csse OF .i. ". Suoourr Ns. th"
New York Idfe-lnsurance Company. ih'
Judge took time before rendering his de-
Cslon. Judge h. T. W. Duke, Jr-
80 situated that hr w1s or the opinion
that IL was improper for him % preside.
ard Judge White OF the County court.
was requested 10 act
Mr. John G. Wood and Miss Helen
J. Eddins were married to-day az the
residence Of the bride. near Earysvlile.
The Rev }. W. Baker, ~ Campbell u
county. Is visiting his father Mr =. r.
Baker at Rose Hil. he viii preach al
kose-nLM ohap.l to-mogroM eN-n-ng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
BIRTHDAY OF LEE.
Annual banquet of Maryland Confcderates.
Sneakers oC National Fame.

BALTIMORE. MD, January 1S-Speak-
cr Crisp. United States Senators Ransom,
Mills. and Hunton. and Congre essmen
Wheeler. Hooker. Allen, and Mallory have
accepted invitations 10 attend the four
tccuth annual banquet OF the Maryland
Coufelerat. Society, a. the Carrollton
Hotel. tomorrow night. Preceding the
dinner an address viii be made at Har-
r!s's Academy Of Music by Colonel Charles
Marshall. who will describe the scenes at
tending tire surrcud Of General Lee To
General Grant. az which Colonel Mar
shall was present.
The toasts at the banquet will be:
THE Infantry" responded to 10y Senator
Ransom. "The Artillery" by Speaker
crisp: "Thc Cavalry" by General
Wheeler. ard "rhe Navy" by Congress-
man Mallory, son Of the Confederate Sec
rctary OF the Navy
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POSSIBLY W GEORGIA.
The Corbctt- Mitchell Contest VIII BE
"puIfsd orr, Same. bcre

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i'r the hrst tine SINCE 'oroet ana
Mitchell signed articles agreeing 20 fight
t. "A finish under the auspices N tho
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H'
"hrIlH Ho"aid oI tiIN county was lh
Idlldhas'ee' inc @t-'t capital Today
-Hi HAi ''i4ltT'"'' WIFI ''F'ii'i
-l.ichrH relative lo u' measures ID .'
employed 10 prevent me contest from
'HNing Place. rFen 90 secret Il dlsp"l'h
ir'm Tallahassee % me southern a.
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learned me Governor w'uil "Fi'r troops
lY tl- scene. Sh'iii hL'"dri ioi' me
Governor that u. pi"io-ed t' I' nus "hni'
DUTY ana ""uI use very rH'rt Z" d.r-
cover me plans OF thr ciup ana 'itcAn-
vent them.
hHt WINE '''N'IH'r Ml''H'H Us 't H'-
terminei as ever u iS stated thit De- l5
not hopefu or preventing "a secret hsht
ioF ne reels mat II inc clnp people succeed
IN Keeping their plans secret hr VIII h't
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I'm tho trefIs s,v tbsf tbo rIaca for tho
fight Will Doe in one Of these Florida baili-
wicks.
SPORTS ARRIVING
Sports are beginning ~ arrive now I'm
large numbers "Snapper' Garrison. the
daredevil iockav who will act as time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
(able0r,,usof Interest.
ROME. January ls-'rhe application y
tn Binca Generate for six months
moratorium has been granted.

ROME. January ls-The application -
tn Binca Generate for six months
moratorium has been granted.
MADRID. January lS-Dlstress OF IN
alarming nature prevails IN the Caaiz
District. owing 10 lack NJ work. Il hos
driven people % desperation, and BAN ;
OF hungry men and women have b 80
l9oting 'he stores fgrm-hOuses, and rt.'-
Gences in the district
PARIS January lS.-The Chamber ~
Deputies has elected a standing commit
tee on customs an the members. except
three. being Pr0tecti0nists
The law promulgated to-day for the
conversion of the AZ PER cent rentes
provides that they must be presented for
redemption between January Hst ami
January 18th.
A seml-oiiiclal note issued to-day say5
that nothing has been found % justify
the charges Of some Italian newspapers
that France and America assisted the
Sicilian insurgents with arms and money.
Tn. Journal Ofhclel viii on Stature =
contain the nomination OF an extra par-
llamentary committee on naval ana +.
lis appOntmcnt being due 20 the strctl 3
that have been passed upon naval afa IS
generally.
Tn. Cabinet viii present 10 the Cha,,
h.,r OF Deputies proposals modifying - 3
tax on agriculturists. l.
The elections 10 hll eighteen vacancGs
in the Chamber OF Deputies have btSa
lxeI Tor February 18th. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
LYNcHBURc's PRETTY WEDDING.
NIr. {. W. Gooch and Miss V. =. Winfree
Tnitcd-A Bridal Tour.

LYNCHBU re- Va, January lS-'7p '-
clalJ-The residence of John T.. Winiree'
ESQ. was the scene to-day ot a pretty
welding The contracting parties were
Mr. claiborne ". Gooch popular young
businessmen. and Miss Virginia +. WIN
FREQ. the youngest daughter of Mr.. John
Eou Wigfrce. The marriage took pit' I"
AT O'Clock in the double p1rlors. which
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreen. Rev h.. n. peterson,
pastor " Memorial church oi'c.ated.
Nr. r.. Estes Nauchan WAS the best mar
ami Miss Duncan Williams maid q honor
Nessrs. T. 60. Ivey Robert Wlnfree. AT
mold FairMx, and II. J.. Wntree aciei
as usher-.
The couple left ON the Norfolk and We
tern train for Olo Point Comfort. AMI VIII
90 thence 10 Niagara and northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
SMALLPOX IN A HOSPITAL.
The warden one Of the Victim, Of the
Disease.

Disease.
NEW YORK, January 8.-Smal.-poN has
broken ont in the Charity Hospital, ANA
Oh. .blg institution. Hth lts 500 an! oil
patients. has been quaiauuned shut of
from the outer world 50 person viii Doe
allowed 70 leave it without the consent
of the health department. and ro visitor
must enter b. All the mischief was
caused hy the admission % "A patient
named Smith. who died IN the hospital
last week. and whose illness was not
recognized by the doctors untu the post
mortem revealed that il was smallpox.
Then every precaut.on was taken, but
il was too late.
Among the victims Is the warden Robert
Roberts Who was to-day removed to
the Small-Pox Hospital at North Brother
Island. and his apartments It the Charity
Hospital were fgmimtoi By some of tae
sanitary corps from the health depart
ment Mr Roberts is - years old. and
has been the warden OF the Charity Hos
pltM several years. His h. the twelfth
case of smallpox which has been reported
from that Institution within the past
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
a DIVIDEND WILL BE DECLARED.
Third Annual Convention of Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeayor.

IYNCHBURG. VA, January 1S-(Spe-
claI) Tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Riverm0nt Street-Railway
Company was held here to-day. The re-
port Of President Pettyjohn was highly
satisfactory. The line has prospered, and
"A dividend is expected 10 be declared at
a meeting OF the directors neN Monday.
Mr.. W. J. Taylor. Of Petersburg, secEs-
tary OF the State Council or the Junior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
A,Inchn.lcr.. nrIrrntlon nl,lhcl !.

WINCHESTER. VA. January IS. -tSpe-
cial THE Democrats o.. Winchester
elected Tonight twelve delegates o. the
congressional convention al Harrison
burg The delegation Sands four for
Walton, four Tor Turner. ~ four Tor
Moore Candidates Moore Turner. Wal
ton. Woods and Gordon. have all been
I'm the city to-day The county primaries
VIII be held on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
A WlFE-BEATER CONVICTED.
lie Was Fined Five Hundred Dollars-Ht
Wifc's Appeal to the jury.

LYNCHBCRG Va, January lS.-CSpe-
cialJ-The case Of William McWaurh
indicted for whipping his wife. was heard
m the Corporation Court tnis morniu-
and resulted in a verdict ~ assault
ana battery. the jury imposing "a nn.
~ t5H. owing 90 the social prominence
of the accused largo crowd Of Lynch
burrs best citiz.ns filed the court
room. Ar the conclusion Of h.r testimony
Mrs. NcWaugh appealed - the jury 90
hr Ass lrnicut % On" accused as their duty
would permit. Several weeks ago Nr.
and Mrs McWau-h signed papers OF
separation. the husband settling upon his
wife and children property valued At
<l5y0 for their support
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
IlI ATIIs

EARCOCK. Died. at =
cedar Lawn" Henrico coNn't. ,.t...
day. January -. 1898. captain b. %. ''.'
COCK aged - years. A..
Funeral VIII take place n
sonic Temple FRIDAY. JiN'.''
at 2 O'Clock =. ".
DAVIS. Died. az The rcSiicH,t & g..
parents. Thursday mornins. MN"i
oldest daughter of G.. Price AMI Anna '.
Dayis. aged 8 years ani - months
Gone % ioin the ans '.
Peaceful. eyermorr
Her funeral Will take piaee az h.. y
rents residence. No 80 Mosly
To-DAY R'riday). az n % ciocS A. NJ
Friends OF the family invited - "'''
MIDDLETON. Mrs. SOPHIA nH,
E1T MIDDLETON. wilo" 'I a.
Middleton. died at Bowllng G.een' ~"
January u, 1891, asei y years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19

s D.rH ~uo.r... Apparently Gold Hold
Natioual-i;anh Circulation.

s. D.r.t ~uc.rs-. Apparently Gold Hold
-Nauoual-i;ani, Circulation.
-II>GTON. o. O.. January l>.-
...,s CarEi. received gHt. a n.m-
uo-s to-day t.r his now bonds.
tt.m naa f.r 10000 40 elIs. The
...... believe. fr.m th, offers already
..s uat tne total offerings viii aE-
n-.rlt S4lpo1v''. and that the
rI roach 81 a. making the hon1s
.r.H. boar -f-z per cent. interest.
returns from the banks ID the
..f.I.r .f the Currency shoe thti
1..E .u banks on p9ceTher if.i
.l 900 00l 300 gold c9in, he.t
.sr t4af hold by the lHltgi
..- Tia.lr, Since that date thc
..-.rf f.. lost X1ooo0oo in gold and
'.- ttt fs l.tc gained g. chicago iahN.
kt-.,J. Bost.n holds 5000 and
I. tt. order Of holdings come Fhil"-
a So. louis. BalumOge, san Fran
.. aa3 Cincinnati each holding more
.. .r- .rI lors than %,0o,op5.
If..-.fv officials VINO have taken me
trouble t9 search the records call atten-
-.. q, tne fact that practically the same
..te ~ Affairs existed in 1871 during the
...I.r,g of the Walker tariH. The reye-
. declined and a number Of loans
...t bond irs9es were made 10 keep up
-'Icnt ctpcuscs and pay maturing bonds.
3D.. gold reserve declined to-day 10
ft-l a loss during the past two days
The currency balance -
..f.. 4s ~. .2JJ 90 less s. go 90. paid on
nt.fr.t account and not yet auostracted-
i.e national bank-nOte circulation
F' .t reached so. 5000 during the
..l.y tuHgency last summer. has de-
..1 t1 e45j9O0O. and Is daily grow
smaller During December II de-
erased Z lg2.Os) and so Tar this month
q ~. ~ in lawful money to redeem DanN
I~tls when presented have been deposited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
FRANK HOLLANDS CONDITION
Regarded by Ills Physicians rs Serious
Can't Find the Bullet.

GREENSBORO. y. G.. January IS
Ospecial.) News was received here to-
day from Danyllle that Frank Holland IS
not improving, and his physicians are
rather uneasy about him. A pistol-ball
Il seems entered the groin. and the doc
tors have not yet been able 10 place II.
and he is TOO weak at present TO stand
an examination. Several attempts have
already been made 10 get the bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Insane Asylum Board - Jircctors va.
held to-day and routine business -,
transacted Tho board irgp,.fc,l rr.. -
servoir IN rear Of the buildings ana 49,,
barge cisierns IN tho meadow built -
fire purposes. AMI found diem sa,i.f,c.
tory. Just as tho board was IraNir, ,f.
dinlng-hdll the iiro-alarm was sounded
and In minutes and seconds ti. ..,f.,.
force. headed hy tie chief Captain d b.
Tr'villi9n. was ON tho ground ana h,l
two beautiful streams paying 20 d n,.,
building, The alarm was intended fo f.-.t
tho efficiency or ffn fire apparatus. which
was found To be- cm.ncnuy lc. .sfJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
Gold Eagles Galore,

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January Is
to-day with Superintendent Bosbyshell.
of the Philadelphia mint. and the result
was an agreement to coin Sl5,oOO.OeO IN
eagles and double eagles by March ist.
Buiiion TO the value OF 49, 900 Is now
stored in the Philadelphia mint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19

II is hardly worth any ones while TO
take the risk Of waiting for a Cough
Cold. or any Lung Trouble TO go as II
came" when a remedy. so sure and
thorough as Or. ID. Jayne's Expectorant.
is SO easily procurable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-19
SENATOR WALTHALL RESIGNS.
Not However, a. to the Term Beginning
Next Year.

Not, However. as to the Term Beginning
Nrxt Year.
WASuINGTON. u. C.. January 1S-
Senator Walthan. of Mississippi ha. re-
s.eu.d. Following is the letter Of rcsieua-
tion:
SENATE CHAMBER
"WASHINGTON. Jan. II. 1891.
"'ro Hon }. NJ. stone, Governor OF Mis-
sssipai:
"Ny Dear SIR The condition of my
health compcs me % seek millcr cli-
mate for the remainder of the winter sea-
son. The alternative SIS presented me
of resieuiug my present position or ah-
senting myself from my post of duty 10
time when 10 is important that our
State should have two senators I'm their
seats 1t hest accor1s with my sense OF
public obligation 10 pursue the former
course. and I trust that IL may seem 10
my constituents. as IL does 10 me. that
iu adopting II I am affording them the
highest proof of my appreciation Of their
confidence and good Will.
"l am indebted 10 the people Of Miss.s-
sippl for the highest honors in their gift.
rcucatedly bestowed under circumstances
which greatly enhanced their value in my
estimation TO hold the high trust which
they have committed 10 me when unable
from any cause 10 discharge its duties ac-
cording 70 my own standard or faithful
public service would be- an unfit return
for their generosity and fidelity. There
fore. enclose you my resignation, and beg,
through you. 10 repeat 10 the people of
the state. the expression Of my gratitude
and obligation for their kindness. con-
staucy. and support
Il can take no action now in relation TO
the senatorial term beginning March f.
1895. for which was elected in January.
1892. Eminent statesmen and lawyers here
to whose conclusions | can find no an
swcr advise M that | have no such pres
cut connection with that term as war
rants me i'm dealing with II before II COM
nenccs. when / may lawfully act in
that matter / shall be governed as ] now
am in surrendering my commission for
the current term. by what shall appear to
be- my duty 20 the people OF Mississippi
under the conditions existing at the time.
Your friend and obedient servant.
"CSigncd) r.. c. WALTHALL."
The present term Of Senator Walthall
would expire March g. 1895.
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A NEGRO FRATRlclDE.
Petersburg News Notes-A Prospective
Marriage-The Boy Tramp.

PETERSBURG, VA. January M.-(Spe-
cial)-A terrible affair between two
brothers. two well-known oolored citizens
OF Surry county. occurred day before yes
terday. resulting In the death Of ops OF
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TAMPA FIGHT BARRED.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. January Is
special TO the Tlmes-U Mon from Tampa,
Fla, says: Mayor Solomon issued pro-
clamation to-day against the priZe-ight
proposed 10 take place here Friday night
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Meeting of the Eastern AsSium Boari.
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