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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26

Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON. Dec. "a. 1s95.-The following are
to-aav's quoJauons Of Provisions. Proouce, etc. ::
FLOUR.
Sspring patents. MINI. 8 6OaS3 80.
Spring pat. Wis, 50Q3 60.
Spring, clear and straight. 2 1898 35.
Winter patents, 3 7bt@3 80.
Winter clear and straight, 2 25@3 80.
Add zoe to the above for the jobbing rates.
MEATS.
Pork, long and short cut, p barrel. IL 20.
Pork, light and hwy backs Sill 26@12 %.
Pork, lean lenas 2 80.
Tongues pork, SIS 50: do beef SO y bbl.
Beef, corned, So 5o@11 90.
Shoulders, corned and fresh 61ac.
Shoulders. smoked, 71z.
Hams. large and small 91a 91Oc.
Bacon. &c.
Pork. salt &c.
BrisketS, salt 6.
SauSages, 713c.
Sausage meat. 61sc.
Lard. ties e1s c pals. at 65s@7Mc; If. in pals,
8N asia.
Beef steers. 61at@7%.
Beef fresh. kinds a@1oc; fores, 31a@51 &C,
Lambs, spring, 6@7c p fb.
Hogs, dressed city, 514e " fb: country, 41Ac.
Turkeys, Northern, choice. 13@14c.
Turkeys, Western 11@l2.
Chickens, Northern, choice, 13@14c.
Fowls, Northern, lie.
Fowls, Western, 8@9c.
Chickens, Western 09o.
PRODUCE.
Butter, cream, choice, 27@2sc,
Butter, fair to good, 26@2ec.
Butter. North choice, zl@22,
Butter, INIT crm. zO12lc.
Ladle packed 1917.
Cheese. Northern, new do 10a1oA; Wst lch'ce
9al0c.
Eggs. hennery choice. 1895: East 24925.
Eggs Mich. choice, 24G26c.
Western fresh 22@23c
Beans. peal s5n1 5o:mediums. 35@1 40.
Beans. vel. eyes, b0@i 6O:red kidd 3541 40.
Beans foreign, 25@1 80.
Potatoes. Aroostook Co. Hebrons 33@35c bush.
Potatoes. N H Hebrons 33@35.
do Rose.
Apples, choice ~ bbl So OO63 rs
Apples. Baldwins at $2R2 rs.
Hay. New York and Can, fancy. $40 OO@20 90.
Fair to good SS17 Oo9SlSc dover grades $l3
@$16.
Straw. rye. s14asl5; oat. ss@ss1a.
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vyiscasset & Quebec Railroad Co

On and after Nov, 4th 1895. Trains will
leave Wiscassett for Albion ana way stations a
9.1S a. m. and 8. % p. H., arriving in China
1900 am and y. 90 p. IN.
Returning trains leave Albion at 500 g. m.
and 1918 pm. arriving in Wiscassett at 9,O5
a. m. and 2. 81 pm.
]. T. TUCKER. supt.
RICHARD I. RUNDLETT. Gen'l Mgr.
, may1a ---' d6mos
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,

WyHE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
Il the Merchants National Bank of Port
land Maine. for the election of seven directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction of any
other business that may legally be presented,
day. the 14th day of January. 1896, at 10
O'Clock a. m. G. o. BANCROFT. Cashier,
lam
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

Arat Liverpool Dec "a. steamer Laurentiap
(Br), McDougall, Portland via Halifax.
In port at Rio Janeiro, Dec %, sch Merom.
Kelley. from New York arrived 21su.
Sid FIN East London. CGH, Nov 27, baroue
Portland Lloyds. Mcleod, for Newcastle, NSW
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

fhOH OUIt NOItlsEbfOND
ROCKPORT. Dec 25-Sld. sch Ruth Hode-
don Gilbert Boston.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR Dec 81 AR, scbs
Amy Wixon Emma Jane, and Countess. from
off shore fishing; Roulette, from Portland
W Jewett. McKown, do; Leora NJ ThnrloW'
Roberts. Boston; Freddie Emerson. Johnson
do; Clifton. Britt, Windsor, MS. for New York
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Retail Grocors' sugar Rates.

Portland market-cut loaf at &c ;confectioners
&c ;pulverized. &C; powdered, &c; granulateu.
ia coffee crushed. SAC; yellow. -05c.
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls R'v.

In Effect Oct. Z, 1895
DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ. & LIS P. M. From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls, Buckfeld, Cam
& ton. DtxhslS and Rumford Falls. . :
8. 30 d. m. 1.069anG $40 p. m. From Union
station for Polan1 and
Mechanic Falls.
Train leaving Union Station I.15 p m. con-
meets at Rumford Falls with r. F. s. r. L. r. Il.
train for BYRON and Houghton.
Through passenger coaches between Union
Station, Portland and Rumford Falls.
Through tickets Oh sale for all points
on T. IL r.. F. R'y.
R. C. BRADFORD G. P. q 7. Agt.
Portland, Maine
L. L. LINCOLN Superintendent,
Feb1Odtf Rumford Falls. Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26

Only good things are initiated, there
fore be sure that you get the genuine
Salvation Oil. If you want to cure your
rbsuin atism.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26
Portland wholesale uar,xat

PORTLAND. Dec. "a, 1895.
The following are to-daY's wholesale prices of
II visions. Groceries, etc.:
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STEAMBOAT CO,

COMMENCING Sept. 23d will leave Port
~ land Pier for Falmouth, Cousens', Little
johns, Great Cheheague and Bustins Islands,
VOLTS Point and Freeport at 200 p. M
RETURNING, leave Freeport at 200 a. NJ
for Portland.
sep9dn j. P. BAXTER
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is.
Arrived.

Steamship Cottage City, Bennett New York
pas engers and mdse to j Coyle
Steamer Bay State. Snowman. Boston.
Sch Willard. York. New York.
Sch John Williams, bound west.
Sch Carietta Gale. st John, NE, for New York.
Sch Fairy Queen. shore fishing, 10000 lbs,
Cleared.
Sch Laura & Marion, Eastman, Harpswell-J
II Blake.
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Cape Arundel, kenpebunkport. this morning
will be a total loss. Vessel valued at S30oo'
She will go to pieces.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-12-26

New York Mining Stocka-
By Telegraph)
NEW YORK. Dec. "a 18o5.-The following
are to-day's closing quotations OF mining STOCKS:
Col. Coal s...s.....
locking Coal.
Homestake. II
ontario ,..,.,,..,...
quicksilver. 2
do pfd l51A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
rur utGNOLTA WILLIdMs Trial
A Cood-Looking Woman stare" Nv
Murderer Of Her Husband

cAIIrDA VA. oct. I.-Speciai - tsls -
me eighth day OF the Magnolia ""'''"''
i Numerous witnesses. including the
docsors VINO made the second autOpSs,
have been examined on the part Vi 'No
prosecution. ,.,.,, una taken M
about two months after burial, anu naui-
81 several miles before this inal eNain'-
nation was made and as the f0au wac
rough ana the brain and lungs W'ic -
ting soft. the defence seem Dy civs9.
examination TO show that IL was nlsnas
probable that the ban iouh' ioy ~, ." nh"st
brain as well as the one IN the en'Se
might nave Jolted to the positions h.s
occupied and thus give clear scope i9r inc
idea of suicWe. 80,
The doctors differ considerably IN TINS
matter and the defence are daliy pecoih-
ing more and more fortified IN thelr po-
sition that williams shot himself.
Mrs. Williams IL quite "A good looking
woman ana bears up Wonderfuily wen
under the trying ordeal OF being stared
at day after day as being the murderer
Of her husband.
Her sister. Mrs. wilkins, OF Accomac
county. sits by her side in the court
room.
Unless the medical experts can preclude
the idea OF suicide. there VIII not he the
slightest hope OF conviction.
As the witnesses for the prosecution who
arrived on the spot where the shootine
was done In less than forty minutes all
state that everything had the appearance
OF suicide, and it was 80 decided ny the jury
who made the post-mortem examination
Immediately after the shooting occur
red
IL viii take several weeks yet to com
plctc this trial The tragedy occurred
In northumberland county on tho night
OF February 10Th. when Williams was
shot twice In his own home. The prisoner
claims that she was at the hen-house al
the time OF the shooting, and that hel
husband WAS alone, and he killed himself
Soon after the shooting she went 20
church meeting that was being held near
by and told Of the suicide story. The Coro
ners jury accepting the theory Of sui
eide, the body was Inferred. Suspicious
circumstances led to the exhuming OF IN.
body. the holding OF an autopsy. and IN,
arrest of Mrs. Williams aAd "A younl
man named Niemyer who was found a
The Williams house the night OF tn,
shooting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
NEW FREyCH CABINET.
r. Hanotaus Refuses Ia Bctsinthe Foreign
Portfolio.

PARIS. oct. 81 M. Bourgeois has sue
ce.led in forming a cabinet. all the port
folios having been accepted with the ex-
ception Of that Of the Foreign Ministry.
Tho new cabinet l. constituted as follows;
Prime Minister and Minister OF the NJ
terror NJ. Bourgeois.
Minister Of War, NJ Cavignac.
Minister OF Marine. Nj. Lockroy.
Minister OF Finance. NJ. Doumer.
Minister OF Justice VI. Richard.
Minister of the Colonies. NJ. combes.
Minister Of Public instruction and Wor-
ship. NJ BOrthelot.
Minister of Public Works, NJ. Guyot-
Dcssague.
Minister OF Commerce, VI. Mesuerer.
Minister OF Agriculture. VI. Niger.
NJ Hanotaux has definitely refused to
retain the foreign portfolio. and II is the
Intention Of NJ. Bourgeois to oner 1t 10
some one who has attained prominence
in the field OF diplomacy.
\ number of distinguished and highly
valuable military officers have threatened
10 resign on account OF Nj. Cayignac be
ing assigned TO the control or the Minis
try of War. and VI. naDotaux stipulated
that as a condition TO his retaining the
foreign portfolio. the new cabinet should
hermit him to defend his policy IN NADIA
gascar. and that the treaty just conciud-
Ell between the Hova Government ana
France was not to be modified. This was
directly I'm opposition TO the views OF
NJ. Bourgeois and his friends, especially
II. Cayignac. who prefers the annexation
nj the island TO the protectorate estab-
rshed bv the terms of treaty. Moreover
N Hanotaux was not inclined Y enter
n Ministry which includes extreme Radi-
Gals in it's membership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

Several Reported for this state-The tNpo-
sition the Centre of Interest.

BALTIMORE, ND, oct. 3i.-rhe Manu-
facturers Record reports FOR the week
that while the general business and in
dustrial progress Of The South continues
TO make q good showing, the Atlanta Ex-
ugsltiOn Is FOR the time being the centre
OF all interest The leading business men
OF Philadelphia, chicago, rev YORK, anu
other cities are forming organizations Tor
Exposition trips, each city trying 10 out
do the other in the number or prominent
pnOple who shall visit Atlanta. New
York is planning 30 send down at least
100 during the latter part OF November
10 Offset the big movement which Chicago
s. MAKING 20 turn trade westward by
means Of an excursion or a thousand or
more OF It's trading capitalists and busi-
ness men which will take place IN No
vember. and will include not OF Atlanta
but p number of other southern cities.
Among the enterprises report d for the
week were a line OF steamers 10 be cs-
tablished by the Southern Railway COM
uany bet wten Baltimore and Noi-Osk, and
the building OF machine shops at Aiexan-
dria by the same company -,
in textile interests sllvvtV cotton nilll
at Montgomery, Ala, S2pl.01 m COM
pany AT Atlanta; a knitting III at
Parnesyille: q hosiery mill at T. mas
vile. Ca. ani a o,nJ-spinile II. AT
Gastonia. X. G.
iron production is increasing. AID a
large furnace has been blown in a. Ok,
moor. Ala. one furnace OF the Mari and
Steel company. at Sparrows' Point. sd,
will 20 into blast this week and anCl rel
during tha latter part OF the year. -.
mill 4, cur 10000 feet OF lumber a :
ia projected at Fernandina, Fla, 10 0e
buiit by Wisconsin people. and tannefJ
al tho same place by Milwaukee parth<
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
NORTH STATE VIEWS.
An Old Firm Dissoives-rhs Df""s"'
Broken.

RALEIGH. n. C.. oct. Si.-Special--fes-
,er1av the firm Of Barbee n Thompson'
tar~a cotton and commission merchants,
v,ho have been partners for numoei
Of wears WAS dissolved. Mr. noinp
sons health has failed so muon that III
physiclan advised total rect from "o."
for awhile. Mr. Thompson Is an eN
MAYOR OF this city, ana one Vi '"'
the city ever had. ~
nh. University football team Is unner
the coaching OF Trenchard ana Jehnins'
10th are at Chapel Hiil with the ram
Cards have been issued 10 the MAJ iiaso
~ Miss Florence McMackin and Mr
Robert Webb Hodges on November H'"'
at the Church OF the Good Shepneru.
During the mist last night, rain began
10 fall and has fallen steadily TOT hourr.
ga that now the ground IL soaked 10
,,yettv good depth. IL will take much
more rain though to counteriict tne iohs
drought that has been so disas,ruus.
This will probably stop the forest nres
that have been raging In the county Tor
Mrs patfie u. b. Arlington has now
entered suit against u. VI. Bunn ex.con-
gressuan and Mr. X. III. Wcks Tor tiv".
This is because some tme ago ,'se, ., ST. rn-
tlemen had an Injunction issued 70 re-
strain Mrs. Arlington from collecting
Mr.. James Moore. who brought suit
against the SeabcMrd Air Line for setting
FIRE 10 MS Darn Dy Au' 0lhiH' 49, -
engine. won the suit In the superior Court
Yesterday. Mr. Moore sued for $50 but
the Jury awarded him only $40.
There was a special train run 70
Reiisvillo for the races TINS fnornihs'
hut quite a number went up on the reSu-
lar train The rain to-day Will decrease
the crowd very materially.
A day or two ago guantlty OF corn
WAS stolen from mill In Orange county
and rursuif Of the thieves was made.
This has resulted in the startling dis
covery that Jarvis Williamson. a white
man, OF that county. who posed as tne
earnest church member. was the hesu
OF an organized gang. or thleFes. the
operations OF which he had conducted Tor
nine years.
All other members OF the gang are ne
groes and Williamson and several OF
them are I'm jail AZ H.llsboro.
RALEIGH y. G., Oct. 81 .-Spec1al -
I'm the case where Mrs. Thompson, the
! divorced wife Of Professor panna,. OF
| Lexington. Ky, abducted her own chhd
! that Ia! been given 10 Danna. the court
| to-day az Louisburg, \. g., gave back
| tho boy TO its father. with the prov-so
| that he r.st be kept In North 'aroiina.
The boy begged most piteously 10 ge
with his mother. He will be educated a,
| Hickory. y. G., from where his mother
| took him.
MIR. and Mrs Thompson are here at the
| hotel q, =,
United states Marshal Carroll y III Al
| Newberne. where he went 10 ho'd reu
/ eral Court. lie was taken Win con-
| gestive ch!li.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

Continent, .t.f3 hnIcs; ftock' "h"'s
bales
Total 20 far this wcek-Net receipts.
2l3,sts bales exports Ia Great britain.
5l.ais bales: France. 2e,sl~ bales: tonh-
ncnt 90. 40 bales.
Total since september lH.Net receipts
s8i.f79 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
3l2,s15 bales: France. 12"i2 bales; CON
tinent. 3in,S2 bales. 80 :, =,
LIVERPOOL. oct. 3l.--12.5n r. NJ
Cotton demand good and fair business
done with prices irregular. American
n1iddllng. o.. sales, 1900 bales: Ameri-
can, i35rp bales speculation ana export
go bales: receipts, 300" bales Ameri-
can. 300 bales. Futures opened easy
and demand fair; American iniddiing,
low middling clause, November ana he,
cember I ij-Gin4 1861; December and
January. I 4s-Gini i3-Gl. January and
Tebruayv l6-eL February and March.
4 ls-6ilI4 1864: March and April, 1861
al 1851: April and May. fH-Jif4 1s-N+.
MAY and June. Ji-6l, june and July.
y1-ei Futures steady AT the decline.
Tenders at to-days cloafinss' 1p paies
new dockcts.
4P. M.-spot grades unchanged: Ameri-
can middilng, fair. : 5-l6; good middiing,
~: middling uplands. ~: low mlddilng,
4 2f-32. good ordinary. I l1-32; ordinary.
4 1-32. November ii-tilnt l2-o4' sellers .
<ovcruhor and December. alta, sellers
December and January. 9l-oi sellers !,
January and February, : 41-Adf +z-gi.
b"vers. FEBRUARY and March. 1864.
sellers, March and April. i4-di. buyers
April and May. 45-Gi. buyers May ana
Juno. 1 4G-Gldi 17-6i. value; June and
1uly. ! i7-f,tnf 1874. buyers; July anu
August. ( 1864. sellers. Futures closed
sfgaiV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

The Waiting Attitude Noticeable Among
Foundry Men.


CLEVELAND. O.. oct Si.-The Iron
Trade Review says to-day:
Buyers and sellers IN all departments
OF the iron trade are scanning develop
ments closely. ON the one side. the draw
ing from the present interval OF quletncss'
week after week Is taken as reason
enough for further waiting. the view OF
BUYERS being that the market VIII cVentu-
aIlv fan Off and that large contracts made
now would be a leap In me DARK.
The waiting attitude Is noticeable among
buyers OF foundry iron. Furnace men
have the opportunity to know that con-
sumption Is heavy. ana that there ~ an
urgency about shipping orders indicating
that very little iron rs Delns carried lH
foundry yards. They affirm that furnace
yards are kept clean, and that therefore
when present contracts run out. as many
will I'm the next two months, lhefe VIII
b. a simultaneous effort 10 cover that VIII
take prices even above the present lt'tl'
Southern producers Or pl--lfOn seem 10
agree i'm refusing 10 make any attempt 10
GET business by sharing cut quota Mons.
There are reports 81 "a ifiher ieelN- III
some finished material lines. particularly
Mate. While steel bHictS are weak, me
market for steel bars does not appear 40
have shared i'm the feeling. Billets ana
Bessemer pig have parted company, and
the 8 difference has shrunk 10 800. The
moderate sales Of Bessemer al Pittsburg
and the Quick rsspOnsc Of, prices were
followed by another relapse. and quota
tions of SIS Valley furnace we're made
without transactions. Billets have been
n shade weaker. demand being light, while
the supply Of November and December
steel Is greater than had been counted
on. With a dun. heavy market, SID
al Pittsburg and &l.J0 at Cleveland are
quoted. The feature at chicago Is the
large inauirv from car-buildfrs. 50 far
nearly ali the orders FOR ears have come
from eastern roads, but western roads
are EXPECTED 60 be In the market soon.
as a number of them are very short OF
rolling stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
COLORED EPTsCOPfLTiNs,
No PlckiDgs for the Political yuIturcs In
MeckIenburg.

ROYDTON. VA, Oct l.-SpeclaI-Tbe
Right Rev. Bishop Randolph. Of tine
Episcopal Church, has an appointment:
TO preach In the court house. IN this
place, on the evening of the 9Th OF No
VI uber. The object VI The Bishops visit
at this tine is 10 have special services
for the colored people. and to confirm
any OF them that may desire (onlfIna-
tiOa.
\ new site has been selected and pur-
chased in this place for the purpose Of
erecting an Episcopal church for the use
OF the colored people. and q j. 10 be
hoped that work upon the building Will
soon be commenced This Christian enter
prise Is largely due to he efforts OF Rev.
j. ). Russell, coIored Episcopal minis
ter, Of Lawrenceyille. Va.
y series OF relgi )us meetings were COM
nenced az the Baptist church I'm this
town on Sunday night, AMI VIII be con-
Quoted during the week. Rev. v. y. Has
. lep has charge OF the meetings
Mrs. G. Haskins, OF this place, has been
summoned by wire 10 attend the bedside
Of her mother. Mrs. Ann Boyd VINO was
reported to have been taken III at her
home. Mrs. Boyd IS the widow Of the
late Armistead Boyd. and resides In TIE
iOwsr end Of this county.
At - SAl1 tHal there - alNal~ n tftHi
before the storm. II this be true, We
must have a political storm here sooE. for
most assuredly the political horizon IL az
calm now as May mora: even the
two candidates for the Legislature seem
TO be making still hunts" one thing
| am certain of, and that II the pickings
for the political yultures are very scarce,
as very little II any money is being used
I'm this canvass.
Both Mr. yansant. tho Democratic, and
Mr.. Baptist. the Honest Election can
didate, were selected and nominated ny
their respective parties mainly on ac-
count OF their high moral character. and
neither OF them would permit the I'M
proper use OF money for their dement,
besides. they are new hands at the bel
lows. neither ever having offered Tor any
political ONCE before. and are unacquaint'
Cd with the tricks OF political life. ever
n they desired TO engage I'm such ION
business.
IL is hard to i've sorecas, OF the result
of the contest In this county. Mecklen
burg has been largely Hepublcan' Du
there is considerable disaneeuon among
the colorcd leaders. and prominent col
ored men OF that party, as they nave NJ
regular candidate OF their own. ana SONS
of them declare they VIII not support th'
| oandidat.. of the 'HoJest Election party
and onenlv avow their liberalization u
vote for the Democratic nominee. but !
NAV he when tho party bosses apply tn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
THE GASOLINE VICTIMS.
sM4LL HOPE FOR rHE POOR LITTLE
BlHI.
Miss stone IL Getting Along Nicely The
Two Little Boys Not Told OF
Their Mothers Death.

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. sl.-Spccial.-
The shocking accident which occurred
here Yesterday. by which Mrs Fortescuc
whittle was burned to death and her
little baby and Miss Lucy Stone and
colored nurse named Anna Claiborne were
20 terribly burned. continues TO De tsisen
of and much sympathy is expressed LOT
Mr. WhittIe and children. and Also Tor
the injured ones.
The two little boys OF Mr.. nit'ie werc
not at home at the time OF the accideni.
As soon as found they were taken 10 inc
residence OF Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, on
Sycamore street. where they nave peer
ever since. They were not ihlo,inne, -
the death OF their mother ua"' ,n.t
The physicians say there is no nope io'
the baby, and but little hope Is emu.
tanned for the recovery or Anna e'a'
borne. the colored nurse. - 5
Miss Stone is getting on nicely anu
rested fairly well last night. sne say =
that she would not have been so seriously ,,,s
burned but for the fact that In coHlhs
out OF the room She stopped 10 re'n"'e ="
table. - - ,,sca
this afternoon at o'clock from 81. faui
Episcopal church. and was quite iarse,s
attended. The service was conuuSt.u ~
Rev w. \. r. Goodwin, rector OF , ~
Rev. c. Y. Haines, u. D., rector OF -,
Pani's church. occupied seat In the
rbancel Among those present al the
funeral were Right Rev. +. Nj; Whitue'
Rishop OF the Diocese OF Northern IT
ginia and father OF Mr.. Fortescue Wn,a,
lie. Several gentlemen came over from
Richmond 10 attend the funeral. Among
them were Mr.. Allison. OF the rrm Oh
Allison & Addison, and Messrs Iravers
M sha sren Pascal Davie, u. II. cuthpsrt,
". j. Jarratt. W. l.. thinner Alex; Han,
titon. r.. .. Egerton, T. /. Heath, anu
George Cameron, Jr.
tbs barry is DEA9.
Emily Fairfax. the infant daughter on
Fcrtescue aid Sue McNair White, WIG
was burned by the explosion az ies f yn.
rents' residence yesterday, died OF her w
turies AZ twenty minutes to o'clock TO-
night ... ~ natural
soience at the Virginia Normal ana Coi'
legiate Institute. has receiver &c. &c.
from the head Of the virginia go" nr
weather service, colnpllmehuns "'' W
the accuracy OF his reports
FIgs IN sTERFIELp.
The smoke-house and otntr out-eu il'
ines on The farm of Mr.. William vross
,nen in e,hesterneld county. about wv
miles from Petersburg. were destroySu ~
IRE vesterlay. Mir. Grossman reSluS.i,s H.
Ala came near being burned HOW w y.
IRE orleinated Il not known. me loss
ahout two hundred and ility doi'aSSs
Three cars OF an eas,-oounu ,,tIrS"'
tain on the Norfolk and Western fai.fos.
,,,o ,.a' deraiied mis- morning at Sutherian"
station I'm consequence OF the traeh De- ',
in1 hlockadesi. the passenger tta"A so'"s
,,est vas DELAYED for some tifne. to.
Mrs ". H. Parham, VINO mas pe''
quite iii. is improving.