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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

Resolutions Adop,-d by the Facul'y of
William aud Mnry Collage.

TTAMSBTRG. VA. May %. Spe-
cial-At a recent meeting OF tho faculty
of the College Of William and Mary. the
following resolutions were offered boy Pro
fcssOr Hail. and UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
]. Resolved, That the thanks Of the
faculty be and the same are hereby ex-
tended 10 Mr. Edward r. Barney. the
owner Of jamestown. for the priucclv
hospitality extended 10 the college and
its friends ON the 18th Of Many and for
the valuable and timely assistance rem
dcrcd by him in holding the celebration.
g. That copy Of the above resolutions
be- sent TO Mr Barney, under seal of the
college
At the same meeting Of the college
faculty. AZ which the jamestown resolu-
lions We're adopted. the president sub
matted "a letter from Mr. r. Il. Green.
of Richmond. Va. presenting a valuable
collection Of the chronicles Of England
10 the college library. The offer was
gratefully accepted. and the following
resolution adopted.
Resolved. That the cordial thanks OF
the faculty be rendered 10 Mr.. Green. in
behalf of the College OF William and
Mary. for this splendid gift
That we appreciate tho sentiments OK
pressed by Mr. Green in his communica-
ton. and hereby direct the secretary 20
spread his letter upon the faculty min
ufes. and that he be directed to transmit
10 Mr. Greene a copy Of ihese resolutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
EXCITING CYCLE RACES.
GEORGE w. ADAMS WINS THE CHAM
PTONSHIP EVENT.
With \. l.. Schsds. OF the Nircinia' 'Io'e
second-The Other Events-ne
suits Of tho Races.

CHARLOTTE. y c.. May Cover ''VV'
people attended the races OF the Charlo''e
cycle Club here to-day. The races were
very exciting. VIII Ward. of Charlotte
v-oLo the one mile novice. Time 5l6
The Championship Of the South. one
mile. was won by George W. Adams or
Knoxville. Fla Time, 2.37 5-5. f. a. L.
schade. the gollen-hairod. blue-eyed 'cy-
clist. from Herndon. Va. Was hardly haii
a second behind Adams. u was heauti-
ful race and the grand-stand went Wild
al the finish. e.. W. McMackiu, Of Char
lCtte. was third.
Brook TODD. Of Charlotte. won the one
mile boys race. 90 3l2. The one-fouTtn
mile open was won hy Schade. Time, 81
fiat W r. Nixon. OF Columbia, was sec
ond. McMa Kin. of charlotte, third
Tho exhibition ono-haif mile. paced 10y
". f. Sims OF Washington, was made 10
i.02l -2. breaking the southern record OF
i.05. held by Johnson az Savannah, and
being within ! l-5 seconds Of the record
for "a quarter-mile track.
The fve-mie handicap was won by J..
Ramsauer. Of Charlotte. who was allow
ga ID seconds. Time. 1870 Adams was
second, in 1875. and Nixon, Of Columbia
third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
wnrlhl. Enirllinlnmas

Nr y b Smallev. IF Vermont one Or
the members of the committee on a"tfiS
0f the worlds fair. has been here for TWO
days in consultation with Mr. buiion as
10 the distribution OF the diplomas aWafl-
"a hy the worlds fair The diplomas
have ali been prepared ar the bureau oi
engraving and printing and are ready
for distribution. but "a technical question
has been raised at the Treasury Depart
mcnt regarding them.
The law provides that the diplomas
shall be delivered 10 the commission"
But there IS no commission. The CONF
mission has undoubtedly held its last
meeting and there Is no fund 10 pay the
expenses - another meeting. II the
committee Of awards Is not the commits
si0n.' there wCtIld seem % be- no commits
sion. When the treasury con solve that
difficulty. which 10 has created. tho diplo-
mas can be distributed The committee
or awards desire 10 have the diplomas
sent directly from the bureau Of engrav-
ing and printing. whore there is a skilled
force. and has offered 10 pay for the OK
pense. but that matter has not yet been
arranged
Mr.. Smalley thinks. however, that the
diplomas will soon be sent 10 the per-
sons 70 whom they have been awarded
There has been great complaint about
this delay in this country and in other
countries. Mr.. Smailey says that the
successful ones will not be compelled 10
wait much longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
SUNDAY IN PETERSBURG.
SERVICES IN TIE sANCTUARIES or
THE COCKADE CITY.
Several yisiitng Minist-rs-To Improve the
Fret Baptist Church-An Election
of Eldsrs-L,tue ems.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 2o.-Special'
HIshop CRANBERRY occupied The pulpit OF
Narkef-Strcot NJ r.. church yesterday
mornine. and preached an able an" ''o-
ea,onf sermon before a large con"re'a-
ton At night the pulpit was h'e' 10y
Dr. j. j. Lancriy. D. y. IN 'he aii'rnoo"
At 4 o'clock the new lccture-room OF t"e
church was formally opened 10 the puoil''
cbudrcn's-Day services were held yes
,crday morning at Washingion-street VI
y church. 4 special sermon was deil'-
cred bv Rev W. g. starr, -. r. the
pastor. Subject. Little feople H '.'
An At night Dr. starr gredcneu ",
conc Of the signs Forctciling the knd 81
Rev IS. A. Campbell. DlD.,of Richmond
pfeache4 al Tabb-Street fresnl ieiia sl
church yesterday morning. ~ "s"' c,,-
pastor Rev. j. v. kOsenro' ~ -. ~
'lnucd his series of sermons on lht ."'i'V
anostlcs' subject. Judas iscariot ~.
Rev q. n. Nash. of HOpkusvihe' ny,
preached al the First bapilS,, ,.,y.,-tsnI
sunday morning. ana al the N'S' i'''
Baptist church a. Neht. . N-,,c-
\. T.. IAN Camp Of 'oniedeia' 10
rhrs. slxty-four strong. IN mere - i,i'f
O'Clock This morning on ne A,1i'a H. H.,
,,rvrlinc ceremonies Of the monument
10 me Confederate dead. me Nc,s a.,
rlsl with them their Nle afH 'f POO" 80 80
Thsv will return home t0-m)IIo" HVi"-
INK az u o'clock
IMPROVE TIN FIRST BAFTisI.
The improvements 10 be made 10 the
First Raptisf church will cost S.Jp Alter
ne morning services al this church yes
tcrdav the sum Of $3.50 was contributed
~ meet the expenses of these improve
wonfs The remainder viii be SUD-
eerihed bv members of the church
Tho residence Of j. l.. Huford. on cast
Washington street. was broken INTO ana
entered This morning about 10 o clocH'
l,u- tho burglar was frightened OH M
Next Thursday. Ascension Day VIII
no approurfatcly observed here hF Ap-
r,onaaffox gommandery. knights Tenn
Mar An address will bc delivered before
,bo commandery AT Grace Episcopal
church bv the rector. Rev. John k'doui
There viii also be a banquet at Masonic
Hall cte.
Woodlawn Baptist church near Swhl
creek VILLAGE. Chesterfield county. was
dedicated Yesterday evening with with ape
propriate exercises. The dedlcatory ser
mon was preached hy Rev. a. =. DICK
iueon u. H.. editor Of tho Religions
Herald a large audience was ~ at
tendance. q A.
At "a meeting Of the congregation oi me
Second PRESBYTERIAN church. hcid yes
forJav. the followinc were elected ',lci9'
~ n. NcIlwaine. William Beasiey' II. H.
smith. $ e.. " Bishop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

NBW YORK. May 9.-The suspension
Of Stevens Co.. members OF the Cotton
Exchange. was announced this afternoon.
The firm did an extensive business, large
ly for out-Of-tJwu account. having had
communications over several thousand
miles Of private wires. The firm had
offices a. "a Broad street. and it is said
have made an assignment 20 George Cor
iiss Some Of the contracts OF the cou-
Germ were closed ont under the rule az
the exchange. There were some half
dozen members OF the firm. and each ana
every one refused an Information. The
head of the firm, James ID. stevens rs
also a member of the Produce Exchange.
The firm was represented ON the Chicago
Board OF Trade Dog Lamson Brothers and
TO. The firm is said 90 Dee short of both
cotton and wheat 10 Is also stated that
rich New Orleans capitalist boy The name
Of Lawrence Plant. and Frfnchman
named Leduc are Interested in the con-
Germ. The firms liabilities. 10 is said, are
ABOUT $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
Where Five Cent Cot,o, Paws

CHARLOTTE. " c.. May M.-An un
usually fine yield OF cotton is reported
by James II. Elms II this ,Nfecklei burg
county. Re has Just marka 20 thirty-fw1
bales. average 50 pour is 10 The bale
(Which Is heavier than the average balel
an Of which was grown on twenty-six
acres Of upland in one tract Instances
OF the production Of upwards of a bale
Of cotton 20 the acre on small patches OF
from three 20 six and nine acres selected
for the purpose. are not ra @ i'm North an /
S"nih carolina, but no such case as this
the raising Of about one and one-quarter
bales per acre on twenty-slx acres OF
contiguous upland-has been recorded In
this state in many years Mr.. Elms is a
believer In intense farmin s." and proc
tees u. end although ne received 81
cents for this cotton. by holding il back.
he says he could have afforded % sell
IL at cents and stiH have made Il living
profit. A. it Was he received 5000 for the
cotton. more than one-third OF which was
net profit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
INCOME.TAX KNOCKED OUT.
CONTINUED from First PageO

neres. employments. and vocations But
This is not such an act. and the scheme
mus; be considered az a whole. Being IN
valid as 10 the great part and ialllhs
az the tax would. II airy part were h'l'
valid. n. T. direction which could not nave
been contemplated. except in connection
with the taxation considered as an en-
iiroty. We are constrained 20 concina'
that sections q TO g. inclusive, OF inc
act, which became a law without the sig
nature Of the President. on August .
1884. are wholly imperative and void.
HIS CONCLUSION SUMMED Up.
"Our concius ions may. therefore. be
summed up as follows:
First We adl ere 10 the opirion al
ready announced. that taxes ON real cs-
tate being indisputahly direct taxes taxes
on The rent. 1r Income OF real estate are
equally direct taxes.
Second We are Of opinion that taxes
on personal property. or on the inc ono 81
personal property, are likewise direct
taxes.
Third. The tax inn osed by sections q
10 30. inclusive. Of the act Of 1894, so far
as Il falls on the income Of real estate
and Of personal property. being 4 direct
tax within the meaning Of the COnstitu-
ton. and therefore unconstitutional and
void. because not apportioned according
TO representation. all those sections. con-
shutting one entire scheme Of taxation,
are necessarily invalid.
"The DEGREES hoYcinbefOre entered fro
this court Will be- vacated. the DEGREES
below will Boz reversed. and the cases r'-
manded with instructions TO grJnt the
relief prayed
THE DISSENTING OPINIONS.
Separate opinions were rcld by each Of
the dissenting justices. beginning with
Justice Harlan.
Justice Jackson was the second 10 read
bis dissent. lie concluded at 2.So O'Clock,
in The afternoon and went Immediately
10 his hotel feeling quite exhausted from
his long stay in thc COURTROOM.
lie left Washington this afternoon.
presumably fCr Philadelphia, for further
treatment by Dr. Pepper
Justice Jackson was followed by Jus
tice Brown.
Mr. Justice White read tho last opinion
In the case. stating nineteen different
points upon which he rested his adhcr-
once 10 the views hitherto held boy him
ia opposition TO the judgment of tho court.
ORDERS 10 COLLECTORS.
WASHINGTON. May o. Internal Rev
cnue Commissioner Miller this afternoon
sent the following Diagrams 10 AN col
lectOrs Of Internal revenue.
'IncOmc-taX law declared uncoustitu-
ti0nal boy Supreme Court Stop an work
in connection herewith and send TO this
office 40 once. under seal an books as
sesSmcnt lists. returns and records in
your offices or hands Of deputies. rciat-
Eng 10 income tax.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller
says under section 300. Revised Statutes.
all money paid I'm on account Of income
nil Il 10, no nv h..
Treasury Department without delay. Act
ing under this section. internal revenue
taxes wrongfully collected will be daily
refunded bv his office and the same ac-
ton will be taken as 10 repaying the iu-
come tax collected. IL amounts 10 only
$4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

The Alabama White Cap C'ses--The Dis
nnnaHTN law

RthNhtN LAW.
WASHINGTON. May 2o.-After the
Supreme Court had finally disposed OF
the income-tax case. it occupied an hour
in the announcement Of decisions i'm other
cases. and the consideration of mscella-
ncOus business presented 10 b.. OF the cases
decided. the one of most interest and i'm
portancc was that popularity known as the
Whitc-cap cases. from Alabama. j. w.
Todd and score of assistants were cou-
ViCtcd iu the United States Court for
the Northern district of Alabama under
section 1i06 of the revised statutes. of
whipping Wiley and William Prucu for
tcstifying on behalf of the United States
before Robert Carlson "A United States
Circuit Court commissioner. The op.n-
ion of the Supreme Court was announced
by Mr.. Justice Brewer. Justice Harlan
dissenting 90 The effect that a prelim-
nary execution before "a United States
court was not "a proceeding before any
United States Court such as is contcm-
plated in section 5i06. and that therefore
the Indictment against them was fatally
defective. The Judgment of the court
low. sentencing lodd and his COM
pauions TO four wears Imprisonment and
imposing 500 fine EACH was reversed.
Solicitor General Conrad aunomccd that
counsel in the ease of the United States
against Burr and Hardwickc. involving
the question OF the date on which the
tariff law of lSql wont into oef.c, had
arro.d IN submit tho .,s.. 80, hricfs aud
tbat tbor. v.o,,i1 M, ,,, oral .,..,,,,,.,.
IHt pfF' NsAhf-taW CASE.
Attorncy-Gcneral William A. Barber.
of South Carolina. made his expected
motion for leave 90 NE petition ior Il
writ OF haheas corpus for the release
aN f..I. a..
state. Who is in The custody Of United
states Marshal Hunter for contempt OF
Judge Slinohion court 100 seizing "a
shipment OF whisky made 10 j. q. Byrd.
resident OF Charleston. for his owe
use and consumption, I'm violation of
Judge Simonton's Injunction. Chief Jus
tice Fuller informed Air. Barber that The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
Love Alone

owe alone can loose or bind;
When the roses change 20 rue
Not fetter shall you ind.
No word save only this "adieu."
Tho mine eyes would fain behold you
And my empty arms enfold you.
| would speak no word 10 hold you
Adieu. dear heart. adieu.
Love alone can loose or bind.
Tho ny heart IN silence break
You shall hear no word unkind
Reproach from me. FOR loves dear sake
II remembrance sometimes rowing
Seeks the past-all interpreting
Think OF me: still faithful. loving,
Adieu. dear heart, adieu.
Love alone can loose or bind'
Go. since shadows gather fast,
Leave within my heart enshrined.
Leave the memory OF the past
In It's inmost depths lie hidden
Dreams that lived and died unhidden,
Go, unchiding and unchiGen.
Adieu. dear heart, adieu.
BY May Spencer Farrand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

ua'lo Sam L. Out of o ket Owe 100000
az Account The Income Tax sw


~ Account { The Income Tax Law.
WASHINGTON, May 2o-The expert
ment OF reViyiug the income tax has been
rather a costly one 10 the United States
Treasury. Up 10 date the cos, for pre-
pairing for the enforcement OF the law
now declared unconstitutional by the Su-
preme Court aggregate >lNNo. All The
printing done in preparing blank forms
Of returns U.s. OF course dead JOSS.
There were appointed 30 deputy col
lectors OF internal revenue for the toe-
cial purpose OF handling this tax. lll of
Al some OF the large offices "a few aie-
ciai deputies may be kept for a short
time 10 assist In closing up the work Of
Iefunding the money already paid in
Up TO May LIST the amount paid in was
BY corporations. SiH.Si2: by persons, :S,6.-
81 Since that date about 5000 have
been received. making the total. u round
figures. >Ni.un This money will be re-
funded under section .i2gO Revised
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
through the collector 10 whom the last
returns were originally made
One application has already been fled
for "A return of the tax paid in IL was
made by ex-senator Camden. Of West
Virginia who filed IL fve minutes after
chief Justice Fuller announced the de-
commissioncr Miller says that under
the income-tax law as 4 passed Con-
gress S3OscOOOO would have I'm ic-
ceiyed. and IN the shape In which the
orst decision left II about $4,000. 900
would have been reached. To have col
lected this would have cost about $780, 900.
or less than ! per cent. OF the sm"''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

THE FRENCH BROAD ROAD.
A New Line for Western y. C.-Ashevilles
New City Oficiss

AsHEyILLE. X. C.. May 2o.-special-
The Frcnch-Broad Railroad Company
proposes 20 build a standard-gauge road
from this place 10 Bclwood. in Trarsyl-
vrnia county. thence southwark toward
Atlanta. It also has a right hy its char
ter TO build rorthWard through Madison.
Yancey. and Mitchell con rites. The cor
porat0rs claim 10 have heavy backing. and
say they intend 10 build. The proposed
road would traverse some OF the richest
farming lands bon the western end OF the
State.
Dr. j. r. Gilbert is here now arranging
programme. etc.. for the Biblical Assem-
bly, Il looks as if the success Of the As
sembly is now an assured fact. a large
crowd is expected 10 attend.
The tanele which the new town officers
got themselves into hy not filing state
mont of their expenses within ten days
after their election was straightenol ont
to-day. one Of the OLD board resigned.
then ono of the new members-eicct was
elected. This process was continued until
AN the new men We're voted in The ne@
Mayor was inaugurutel this morning.
The retiring Mayor and Aldermen have
given tine city as good government as
could Doe asked for. and AN viii be- satis-
feed If the town continues 90 Doe as well
managed. and we believe DO Will.
Judge A. ". Graham has decided 90
further postpone the hcarng of the ease
OF the paving assessment injunction. This
is am injunction brought by certain prop
crty-oWncrs to onioin the city from coli
Letting assessments against the property
for having streets adjoining Should the
property-owners finally prevail DO viii
greatly cmharrass the cify financially
lt Will bee fought through ail the courts.
Several new business houses are being
built. and tine town is quietly moving
forward Work on the addition 90 the
Battery Park Hotel is well under way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

CUMBERLAND. MD. May 21-Tne
election in This city to-day was Tor siN
member OF the City Council I'm the
several wards honprs were about evenly
divided. the Democrats clectiug three and
The Republicans three. as follows. First
ward. r. VI. Richards Oiopl. Third ward.
John W. George Repl. Fourth ward. w.
70 L1ntz RcpJ, Fifth ward 4. $. Mar
tiu penn, Sixth ward, John Craddock
DEN
The election of three Democrats today
gives that party control of the city. as
the alal or and three of the members hold
ing over are Demo Gratis.
The vote cast was over fourteen hum
drcd short of The registration. the Demo
cratic majority Boz the city heing D. There
was no local issue involved. and political
frcs were drawn I'm all the war Us. COM
pared With the u ,tiOn Of 1894. the result
shows a Republican gain of $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

The doors OF the State Library remain
ed closed TO the public yesterday. and a
number Of cOnvicts were employed In the
interior in busting off the books. Mr.. W.
". Scott. the librarian. and Mr. Tyler
his assistant. were kept busy In classify
ing the books. The work Will take up
considerable time. and at its completion
no doubt all the metallic shelves in the
new Library building Will be in position.
The books will then be packed I'm cases
and taken over TO the new building.
Persons who have In their possession
books belonging 20 the State Library
should return them ar once. so that
they may be included in the classified
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

A Parry o. United states Marsh Is Am
busied ri"vd


FLOYD. VA. May N Special-Depn'y
Collector Zeph. stultz in command Of
poss, Of deputy United states marshals'
arrived here from Runet Bag "a moon
sinners stronghold. about nine miles cast
of here. where they destroyed three il-
iii distillerics. about two thousan gal
Ions OF beer. and captured three moon
sinners.
AS the officers were leaving the scene
OF their labors they were fired on from
ambush boy party of moonshiners. The
fire was Immediately returned ana a
fnlisade was kept up between the TWO
parties for quite a while.
Fortunately none of the officers were
injured. ANA II any OF the attacking
plrtv were hurt 10 has not been reported
here. Tho rapid fire Of the moonshin-
crs Initiates that they were armed with
Winchester rifles. ihc officers carried
Wiuchcsters and carbincs
ON the eGth OF March last this same
posse of officers had am encounter with
armed moonshiners ON Shooting Creek,
at "a place within mile and half of
the scene OF the present difficulty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

Corporal Klein and Private Kobe. OF
Company A. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues and Private Sainbury. OF the Rich
mond Howitzers, returned yesterday
from POcahOntas. They say that the fir
Ing on the mountain, which was reported
here on Sunday. was the work Of some
miners. who. however. were not shoot
ing al the soldiers. Nevertheless. the
BOYS went out and cleared the mountain
as a precautionary measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

\ T,lf,rd Colpiot Man Drowned

.t-orRi-
BEDFORD CITY VA. May 2o. Spe-
,iai-Thc body of Frazier Jones. aH old
colorcd man. who had been missing for
twelve days. was found this week on the
bank of creek near this place The
body had been horribly mutiated 10y
birds of prey. 10 is supposed that the
old man fem iu the creek and WAS drown
ed 10 is claimed hy reputable persons
that be- was Dos years OF age. but this is
taken with q grain of salt
10 is not thought that amy damage Of
consequence was done Boz Bedford ly
the frost of this week.
Tho Bedford County horticultural So-
clcty has been organized with Mn. George
T. Murroli president. and Mr. Rowland H.
Buford secretary and treasurer. The 500
cicty expects To- have am exhibit OF
fruits Boo This place on the first Ncdnes-
day in september
Mrs r. w. Boatwri-ht and little son.
Freddie Of Richmond. are at Rev. Il. b.
Boatwflehts.
MIR. =. - Gregory who recently re-
signed the position Of night editor Of the
Norfolk Nirginian. is visiting his mother
in this place BE viii leave June LIST 10
accept position in New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
THE IIMEs=klCHMOND VA TUESDAY MAY 81 1898

ring. Finally he went At Dunfee. punch
ed him right and left until he fell on the
floor, and Creeion. thinking 1t was all
owe walked 10 his corner. Duntee, how
ever got up again. aud then Creedon
walked back to him and planted his right
full on the chin. and sent him 70 the floor
all I'm a heap dead 10 the world for The
time being.
The bout between Peter Maher, who
claims the heavyweight championship.
and Bob Marshall Of England. for twenty
I'VE rounds az catch-weights, was won
By Maher TN the first round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21

NORFOLK. VA. May Special
captain Mclean OF the STRANDED vessel
Josephine. has arrived here from Virginia
Beach a tug brought In this aff arnoon
.cO hags OF coffee. part cf her cargo.
Tho vessel is filled with water and IN
very bad condition.
The delegates from Norfolk ami Ports
mouth tc The Memphis Sound Moaev Con-
yrnti0n are Colonel e.. \. Nash Captain
w r. Mayo. AR. Goodrich Hatton. j..
Lowcnbure, and g.. Brooks Johnston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-21
tnfn-n Afills Noffs-

AUBURN MILLS. May 2o.-The funeral
Of Mr.. JOS r. Terrell postmaster al
this place and one OF the oldest inhab-
tants in this community. was very large
IS attended on Wednesday.
His oldest son. Mr.. John Terrell, is ~
ing dangerously IN at the family home.
Miss Fannie 70. Dabney and little Miss
Mary NorveH Dabney. both Of Buffalo. y.
y. are visiting Mrs. ). 4. Wingheld, near
this place
10 is believed that the fruit Is very much
injured by the last cold snap.