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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
GOOSE WITH GOLDEN eggs
An Oregon Farmer Thinks He Has
Two Great Auks.
THE BIRD THOUGHT EXTINCT.
If it Is True I hat the Farmer Has
These Auks His Fortune is Made.
Two Have Been Roasting on
His Place. An Egg
Worth $780,.

According TO o Tillamcok comfy
{Or.J farmer, the species Of sen s>;-d
known as tho great aux is nct extinct
He declares that two birds CT this fam
lily, presumably a male and female, have
been roosting in very large sprucc tree
Aear his place for several months. BY
The aid of tieldglass the settler. who
Is naturalist Of local renown, has, he
claims. identified them beyond doubt as
fine speoInens of the great aux family
From their actions the settler'believcs
they will remain in his neighborhood
and possibly raise q brood of young ones
in the spring. He is encouraging them
TO stay by giving them access to his
wheatficlds, where they feed every day
after the manner Of geese.
1t is highly improbable that the birds
visiting the Tiiamook farmer aro great
.auks The famous bird, before its gen.
orally credited extinction, was found
only in the northeastern part of this
continent and in northern Europe. Tho
fact that they have built their nests ia
spruce tree is also against tho farm
er's theory. The great aull's wings arc
so small as to be totally useless for fly
ing, serving, however, as powerful
swimming organs. 1t was because of
the birds inability to rise on wing to
che higher cliffs that it laid it's egg
for il laid but one mt time-on the
bare rock close to the waters edge.
The auk's swimming IG.wers were so
great that very fow indeed have ever
been captured alive
Should the Tillamool1 farmers birds
prove to be great nuks he will be we'll
repaid for any trouble or expense in the
way of the destruction of His wheatiold.
One OF the Go eggs now known to be
in existence was sold recently in Eng
land for 81, 500 III gold. At this rate
one OF the great aux family would he
even more valuable than the goose
which laid the golden egg. New York
World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
Nellie Biy.

Nellie Bly, is an American. Her rcal
name is Elizabeth Cochrane. She i.
more OF III American than most Amer.
leans because her ancestors in the
gloomy past caino over and helped cut
Gown tho first trees i'll Pennsylvania.
Nellie Bly's achievements lead orc
to believe that she must be at least =
years old. Her appearance, however, is
that OF a.mnch younger woman.
Sho is rather TILL and slender. with a
very interesting and Intelligent face.
Iier eyes are brown, her hair almost
black. Her hands seem almost too small
to hold pen. Sho writes, however.
very rapidly.
Inc newspaper work which this young
woman has done has had tho advantage
of publicity. Sho lived as supposedly
insane patient i'll tho asylum on Black
Wells island for ten days. Tho result
OF tho articles concerning her expert
ence there was large appropriation
that has meant comfort to many help
Jess insane creatures.
Her descriptio of tho treatment OF
female prisoners i'll tho police station.
was another achievement in the interest
OF the unfortunate. The appointment
OF ponce matrons TO care for the fomal,
prisoners WIS the result Of that place OF
eXcei!ent'work. New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
She Has Landed.
!, bonnet will be the next great
Few York Recorder.
,Jsae Modern Woman.

ssr" should be q favorite
N &podern woman BIOS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
A Costly Sueeze.

The cable has again demonstrated its
'9sefulness- Both The Lancet and the
British Medical Journal finally admit
the Duke OF York, heir presumptive to
the throne. is suffering from mild
form of Influenza. F." A throne may tot
Ger at baby's sneeze. Buffalo Ex.
Sess.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
GEO. w. DUVAL g. CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
No. - WAter street. Norf.lk Ya.

ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMiLI nnd ali
KINDS OF machinery OF the most improved
patterns Also repairing at the shortest
nOtice. iarticuar attention TO steamboat
WORK ~ Walls PATENT BOILER TUBES
FERRULES are the only perfect rnmo1v
for leaky boiler tubes hey can be inserted
III ii few minutes by any engineer. ana are
warranted TO stop leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

L.
GnAg A. S. COOPER XXTAON 9
OVhA! All Bambleton Avenue WUUDg
COAL AND WOOD.

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20 PROMPT DELIVERY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11

j =. They May BE Sparkling Too.
ssfSsenri has a parson named Appoli-
J 4, Il 1t is presumed that his sermons
s n corkers. - Washington Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-11
.HELLO!! HELLO!!! HELLO! |!
The NORFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

oherB communication with over eight
Nuhured subscribers. Are yon on the
lst II not can You afford not 10 hayo
telephone ut your place Of business.
ana whai comfort ana snfegunrlit ia
TO nave telephone at Your residence
attention is called to the HONG ulS-
lance SYSTEM OF WlEES. by winch
eollmunlcatiom to be had, opon pay
ment OF small toll with Newport News
hampton. Chesapeake City. Ola Point
hhholk, Smithiield barrett's AMI Chuck
atuek
Gail on the manager, or send him worl
and he will call on YOU.
c. L. McCLCEE, District Snpt tels..
The herald., 1895-04-14
AT THE CHURCHES
Easter Services Provided for Pasadena's Pious
t.. People

Easter Services Provided for Pasadena's Pious
- People
PASADENA. April 13.-Baptist church
r4Preaching service. morning at IL o clock
by Rev. &. S. Mason, superintendent of the
Pacific Gospel Mission, Los Angeles;
evening. at I 30 George Taylor, general
secretary OF the Y. NJ. G. A.. will speak
of Christianity in Rome as he observed
1T during his recent trip to Italy. Sum
day school at 9:45 am. o..
First NJ Il. church-There will he al
Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. Clarke
Crawford. at II am. In the evening at
Z 80 an Easter concert will be given by the
chorus choir, assisted by several soloists
The decorations at the tabernacle will be
especially fine.
- Universalist church-Minister Florence
kollock. Easter service II am. Easter
concert 1880 pm. Sunday school at AS
am. Y. P. q. U. j:30 pm. Senior
division leader, Professor n. Saunders ;
subject. Eastertide Reflections. Junior
division leader, Miss Ella Bonner, sub
- Rev r. Nj. Webster will preach in G.
"a. r. hall Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock ;
subject, Owe No Man Anything But Love.
All are invited
Y. NJ. G. A.-Rev. William G. Hub
bard of Columbus, o.. president of the
National Peace association, will deliver
his lecture, The Higher Life OF Nations,
under the auspices of the Y. M. e. A.
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock in the
NJ. +. tabernacle. All are welcome, both
ladies and gentlemen.
The herald., 1895-04-14
nMnnnruR lIrIIfn I0TT0
PASADtNA MHS NUl[0
The Spirit of City Extension
Abroad
N.
GOUNOD'S REDEMPTION
f..
Special Feature in Observance OF
Easter Sunday
Serious Runaway Accident--More Fasteners
20 at Hotel Gresn-Crown City
80 News Notes

PASADENA. April 13.-The desire for
extending city limits and putting on city
airs generally is becoming contagious.
arhe matter of extending the city limits
of Pasadena has been under discussion
moro than once, particularly as an effec-
tive way OF removing farther from the
homes OF the city the offensive saloons,
which must always remain just on the
outside.
And now comes the pretty little rural
suburb. Altadena, with her famous rose
gardens and orange groves, the home OF
several of our well-known millionaires,
and proposes to incorporate into town
all that territory lying between the north
city limits of Pasadena and the mount
aims.
A meeting was held last evening at the
residence of Andrew McNally, Altadena,
which was largely attended by the resi-
dents of the foothill section, and the ques-
ton was seriously discussed, resulting in
the calling of another meeting to con
vene at the Washington school house
Wednesday April oath, when some action
is likely to be taken in the matter.
The herald., 1895-04-14
the bonds invalid. The district attorney

the bonds invalid. The district attorney
81 advises.
telegram received today by Deacon
George Green announces that Rev. Her
bert W. Lathe of Worcester, Mass. accepts
the call TO the pastorate OF the First Con
gregatonal church, and Le will be here
the first Sunday in May.
William Fitzpatrick will be arraigned
next Monday, charged with the murder
of Elmer Newton. on information filed
upon motion of the district attorney.
The Catalina Island Marine band de-
lighted large audience this afternoon
at Hotel Green park.
Joseph Grinnell of Pasadena entertained
and instructed the ladies OF the Friday
Morning Club at their last meeting IN Los
Angeles. by reading his paper on the
Birds of Southern Californa.
very good idea is suggested by one OF
the local papers, namely, that Pasadena
avenue be sprinkled, during La FIESTA,
between here and Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-04-14
THE REDEMPTION
Production Of 0ounod's Masterpiece by HON,
Talent

Talent
PASADENA. April 13.-Gounod's mas
terpiece, the sacred triology entitled The
Redemption, is one OF the finest compo=
sitions of modern times, and it requires
good voices well trained to do it justice.
1t was given last night under some disad-
vantages and considering everything was
creditably performed.
The orchestra had not had t me enough
to do themselves justice in Tehearsng
their part, the score having been delayed
in arriving, and the tenor part was taken
y by MIR. Ellenberg on very short notice.
the tenor who was announced to take the
part not appearing.
4 Miss Marcia Crafts singing was greatly
admired, and Miss Clapp Mrs. McaLch-
Ian. Mr.. Kyle and Mr.. Taylor scored their
usual success.
% The chorus work was good, particularly
the chorus Unfold Ye Portals. and alto
gether their work amply justiiies the ex-
pectation that they may delight many au-
diences thereafter with the rendition of
the celebrated oratorios and masterpieces
of vocal composition. The matter of
giving a repetition of last nights per-
torrance is being discussed.
The herald., 1895-04-14
A BAD RUNAWAY
Ralph Lewis Was Quite Seriously Injured This
Afternoon

r; PASADENA. April 13.-About 2:30
this afternoon Ralph Lewis was driving
down North Fair Oaks avenue in light
cart, when, upon reaching the corner Of
Mary street, the horse became frightened
at the approach of an electric car and
suddenly SHE'D, throwing the young man
violently against the curbing. where he
struck on his head and side. He was
picked up unconscious and carried to the
: receiving hospital. where DR.. Hodge ex-
amined his injuries and found that three
cribs were broken. The physician did not
think that his other injuries were serious
being apparently only severe bruises, and
Z if he is not injured internally he will be
up and about in couple of weeks. The
cart was so thoroughly demolished that
remnants were strewn along the pathway
of the excited horse for a con siderable
distance.
The young man who made such a for
tunate escape from instant death is now
resting quietly at the receiving hospital
Z having regained consciousness shortly
g after being conveyed thither.
The herald., 1895-04-14
SIXTH DIVISION

Division Marshal J. c. CLINE and Aides.
Band.
Tropa de Caballeros AngeIenos, 90 strong.
Cleveland Baking Powder Company one
float
Plumbers Association one float
Newell Bros, plumbers, one wagon.
d. ID. Whitney one wagon.
Jacoby Bros. one wagon.
Orpheum Theater one wagon
Theatrical employees one wagon.
Hans Dunkerfoodle, Holland Dutchman, one
wagon.
s. S. Merrill six wagons
Norwalk Ostrich Farm one float.
We'tern Whip Company.
L. Bouttier
The herald., 1895-04-14
SEVENTH DIVISION

Division Marshal LEWIS THORNE and aides.
Band.
G. A. R. Drum Corps.
Grand Army of the Republic, float.
Frontier Corps one horseman
Cudahy Packing Company. six-horse wagon.
Simon Maier & Co.. six-horse wagon.
Mead wright & Co., two fioats.
Mead, Wright & Co., two wagons.
Bossler & Alexander, one butcher wagon,
Maier & Zobslein. one float.
Kipgsbaker Bros. & Co.. one float.
H, Bohls 4. Co, one float San Francisco.
Adolf & Hauerwaa~. one float
Giuseppe Sormana, fioa'.
Geo. E Platt.
The herald., 1895-04-14

Special Easter service at Trinity Meth
odist church, South, Broadway. Rev. r.
J. Briggs d. d., of San Francisco, will
preach at II a. m At p. M. a mass meet
ing of all the city Epworth Leagues and
Christian Endeavorcrs will be held in Simp
son church. At 30 p. m. the farewell
conservation of the California League con
ference will be held in Trinity church,
conducted by Bishop O. p. Fitzgerald.
The herald., 1895-04-14
EIGHTH DIVISION

Division Marshal, ]. w. FORSYTH and Aides.
Band.
n. A. Covarrubas. sixty white horses.
Turn Verein Germania one float.
Los Angeles Business College, one float and
twenty horsemen.
= God bury Business College. tally-hc.
Medical College, one float,
University OF Southern California, one tally
no.
Occidental College.
The herald., 1895-04-14

Try Pittsburgh stogies, three good
smokes for &c. Pure, clean and whole
some. For sale everywhere. Cubbison,
agent, DID, w. First street.
The herald., 1895-04-14
THIRD. DIVISION.

Division Marshal, G. W. HICKS and aides
-. Bad.
Chamber OF Commerce, foas.' .
E Wells, Fargo & Co., six-horse wagon and EN-
ployees. .n
san Francisco Examiner, float.
Mount Lowe Railway Company, float.
Riverside. Float
Los Angeles Times. float
The oldest Newspaper in California, John
Flood buckbr ard. IL Et-.a -- VIZ
Lumber Dealers, float. 80: .,-.s ri. mi,
Geimain Fruit Company. float. s.f
National ce Coiipaby, float. e..
Clark & Bryan, float
James D. Hill e. SON, float
Adams Chewing Gum, float.
The herald., 1895-04-14
New Music House

The Terminal Railway will, during
Fiesta week, run the noon train from San
Fedro and Long Beach. and a special on
Wednesday and Saturday nights to and
from Los Angeles. A special will be run
Saturday nights. Special will leave Pas
adena Wednesday and Saturday nights at
6:25 PM. returning at II PM. A special
will leave Los Angeles each night at 9:l5
p. IN. for Pasadena. Atadena and Echo
Mountain to give those who want to
spend the night there or return in the
evening at 10 pm. The telescope and
search light will be in operation for the
benefit of the visitors. s'
The herald., 1895-04-14

La Fiesta
de Los Angeles,
Monday, April 18th.
The installation of the Carnival Government will take
place at
HAZARDS PA V/LION AT p Nj.

carnival procession consisting Of the DirectorGeuera
and Advisory Board Fiesta Committeeman, Carnival Off
Gals and Others all masque will from Fiesta Head
quarters Main street 3o o'clock and proceed to the
Pavilion through the being joined the City Hall
by the officials Of the present city government
The installation ceremonies will consist of the overthrow
Of the city government by the Carnival officials and
position of how government should be run, all prepare
tory TO the arrival of the Queen, Tuesday.
Tickets for sale South Spring street.
The herald., 1895-04-14
LINE OF NERCH

The nformat to
Hall Third
to
the
The herald., 1895-04-14

A. A.. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock.of wall papeI
The herald., 1895-04-14
NINTH DIVISION

Division Marshal, c. A. SUMNER and Aides
Band.
shetland ponies, fifty strong,
Horses.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Tuesday, April + 18th.

The Queen and Court will arrive the Arcade Southern
Pacifc) depot o'clock in special Pullman and be
received by the Director General Advisory Board and
Fiesta Committees They will be taken under Of the
National Guard and Gentlemen's Riding Club to Central
Park where the proclamation Of the Queen will and
Her Majesty and will review the first grand pageant
of the Fiesta
The herald., 1895-04-14
TUESDHY NIGHT

The First Grand Fiesta MaSsed Concert will take place at
Hazards Pavilion at o'clock Reserved seats sale at 12O
South Spring street.
The herald., 1895-04-14
HOTEL GREEN
Late
Arrivals at That
HOstelry

Late Arrivals at That Popular
~ Hosiery
~ PASADENA, April 13.-Baron E. de
Saint Anna, Belgium, and Captain J.
g. de +. Hubert and daughter OF PARIS,
are registered at Hotel Green.
I Hon. Jerome A. Gibson of San Diego
! was among yesterdays arrivals.
- MN. Potter of Hotel Westminster, Los
Angeles. was guest of the hotel yester-
day.
Othe, arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. f. c..
Herman, New York; VIC. Ellis, w. F.. Ellis.
Philadelphia q. II. Jillett H. A. Bryan,
5 ID. Brown. Chicago; l.. Armstrong,
Batavia, N. y. r. J. A. Neir, WI. Lam
ders, w. d. Fennimore, San Francisco
Miss Jennie Rossbeck, III. ]. Lelonde, S.
H. Mosher, Los Angeles.
Brevities
u, PASADENA, April 13.-Manager Mil
lard of the Pasadena Telephone Exchange
announces that beginning tonight the
telephones will be accessible at all hours
suit of recent petition asking that a
night service be established.
Company B will enter the contest for
the prizes to the best drilled militia COM
,pany at La Fiesta. The boys are drilling
industriously.
III There has been an erroneous statement
III one of the papers to the effect that the
school bond election is to take place on
next Tuesday. 1t is not probable that it
will be held before the middle of May,
owing to the necessity of first investigat-
ing the law in the case so that no posi-
BILE defect may exist which would render
The herald., 1895-04-14
FOURTH DIVISION.

Division Marshal, II. H. MAYBERRY and
aides.
Band. ~
The herald., 1895-04-14
TUESDAY, 2 P. M.

Platoon of police, mounted.
Director General MAX MEYBERG and mem
bers of the Advisory Board.
Escort, Gentlem-n's Riding CLUB.
Band >.
Grand Marshal, r. W. PridhRm
Chief of Staff, General Johnston Jones'.
Stats Dr. w. F. Kennedy, George L. Alexan-
der A. Monkton. George Z. McLain, DR.. Carl
Kurtz Theo. Blessing, General ]. r. Mathews,
j. A. Chanslor, II. George Sinsa'
baugh, George IL stewart. |. w. Inskeep, Pro
lessor J. A, toshay, Frank L. Cooper Ralph
Domingucz.
CHIEF of Couriers. J. t. Thompson.
Couriers. r. A. Pollard. R. &. Dudley Smith,
r. D. Donegan, W. + Hutchins, $. ii. Ayde-
lotte, +, o. Mclaughlin.
The herald., 1895-04-14
FIRST DIVISION.

Division Marshal, J. x. KENNEDY and
Aides.
hand
Float l. The Gilded NAH
Float Q. Birth OF the Inca.
Float g. Capture of Atahualpa
Float 4 Golden Ransom.
Float g. Court OF Montezuma.
Flott7 Siege OF Mexico.
Float 2. Cliff Dwellers.
Float o. Corons ado and the Zulis
The herald., 1895-04-14

Travellers Association
Twelve Tally-hos. two trucks and burrcs as
pack train.
The herald., 1895-04-14
She Failed to Sue For a Divorce

Mrs J+%SS::ss y .c asnel her
husband recently for a divorce on the
grounds of failure to provide, was recon-
cied yesterday when Mr.. j. bought her
one Of. those celebrated cooking stoves
known as the Glenwood Range. These
ranges are now the most popular cooking
stoves in the market. They are noted
not only for their remarkably ac-
curats and rapid cooking qualities. but
they are the greatest fuel savers on
earth or elsewhere. Thew can be bought
only at w. c. Furrey 4 Goa. mammoth
store, 159, 1911 13a, 1876 n. Spring street. /:
New Music House
Tomorrow morning the firm of Salyer Il
Scheffel will open out with a fine linz of
pianos, among which are the well-known
Opera" and Grown" direct from the
factories.
Mr. Al Salyer is well known to our citi-
zens having been for several years with
a Spring street house.
The new place is to be at $50 S. Spring.
The herald., 1895-04-14
FIT TIL DIVISION.

Division Marshal PERRY HOWARD and
Aides.
Band. sl-E. 4 -
Independent Order of Foresters, 40 horsemep
in uniform, a. s9.s.af 40 az
r. w. Pridham, one float o1Gg 5ji
Meek's Bakery, one float
w. F. Braun & Co., one float. -
Owl Drug Co., one float 80 90 -
A. Ohmeyer. one float. go 80
Miller d. McGrath, one float "'' t@-9Sos
Red Rice Furniture Co., one float.
J. d. Steele e. Son, furnit ure, one float.
Domestic and Wheeler & Wilson, one float
New Home Sewing Machine Co.. three floats.
W X Cowan, IL Ram oler bicycles, Is feet be-
tween end.
l.. A. Sewing Machine Co., one float, two
wagons
The herald., 1895-04-14
SECOND DIVISION.

Division Marshal, CAPTAIN II. HUTTON and
aides.
Band.
The herald., 1895-04-14
THE PAGEANT.
Formation Of Tuesdays parade April 10th: Parade viii

For Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays parades will be as
follows e}
to
I3roadwa Ito
ewib
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
70 1RREST THE DETECTIDEs.
They are Charged with Making Arrest.
without Cause.

Warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of Messrs Duke Payne. and Rem
nolds. private detectives for The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. The warrants
were sworn out by Justices Vincent and
Thomas. and charged the detectives 9TH
arrcstng persons without cause.
ON Wednesday night shortly after dark
Nj M Childrey. a well-knOwn and re-
spectacle citizen of the county, who lives
I'm Fulton. just outside the corporate
limits near the tracks Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. went out and was lying
quietly on a pile of old ties when a negro,
who. 10 is said, had been waiting 10 Sc
cure ride on "A train, came along and
sat down near him.
They had not been long in this posi-
ton when the three officers OF the railroad
company came up and placed them both
under arrest without warrant. They
were handcuncd together and marched
% the county jail. where they were con-
fined all night.
Yesterday morning me case Of Mr emil
lrev came up before Justice Tyler, and
was promptly dismissed. as there was
nothing against him.
The warrants for the arrest Of the dc
toctivcs were the result Of this case and
Il number Of others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
IONS and Other Matters.

Misses Mollie and Carrie McCracken. OF
Fredericksburg. are visiting friends IN the
city.
Misses Lizzie and Maude Carroll, OF
Lynchburg. are visiting their aunt MIS-
Or. Mahony.
Mrs. 4. G.. Stevenson and children are
spending the summer at Fern Clin, Flu
wanna county, Va.
Miss NJ. V. King has just returned to
the city, after three-weeks' visit 10 heI
aunt i'm Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dorsam left yes
terday for Otterburn Lithia Springs, "a
spend several weeks.
Mr.. William II. Peasants. who has been
sick for some time at Bon Air, is now at
the Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Mr.. John CRANBERRY Winston has been
spending several days at Atlantic city,
and Is now at Niagara Falls.
Miss Pearl Lichtenstein. of Charlotte, y.
c., is on a visit 10 her aunt, Miss Sarah
kaufman. 1895 east Main street
A marriage license was issued by Dep
uty County Clerk W. T. Larus yesterday
morning to Thomas Bennett and Cora
Saunders: both OF Henrico.
Or. Dorset and family. accompanied by
Miss Alice Virginia Scott, left Monday Tor
their summer home "Tanglewood, IN
Ashland, 10 remain until October
Mr.. \. q. tucker ana VIE, dllei So
journ of two months at the Sweet Chaly-
beate Springs ". Va. have returned 10
the city
Mrs. Peyton l.. Palmore and children.
Of 1903 west Marshall street. left yesterday
for Ballsyille, POwhatan county, where
they will spend the month OF August
Conductor Robinson. Of the Clay-street
line was made happy by the receipt OF
telegram announcing his appointment 10
a position in one OF the departments az
Washington. lie lett Wednesday night
for that city.
At a meeting of representatives OF all
the principal ice companies and ieaier5
IN ice held yesterday morning. for the
purpose Of regulating .he price OF Ice, a
scale Of 40 and "a cents per hundred
POI nls. according TO quantity and quail
ity. was agreed upon.
Investigation shows that there is no
truth in TIE rumOr. that the general
freight office OF the Southern railway
would be removed from Richmond TO
Washneton. II is believed that the rumor
grew ont Of the fact that Atlanta has
been making an effort 20 have the general
Offices OF the Southern removed TO that
city.