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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
". c. T. U CONTENTION.
Prominent English Women Receive the
American Delegates.

LONDON. June ia delegation OF
English women prominent in temperance
work this morning received the Ameri-
can delegates 10 the Worlds Women's
Christian Temperance Union Convention,
which is TO open in London June 18th.
upon their landing at southampton, and
escorted them 10 London.
At Waterloo Station the delegates were
met by Miss Frances T.. Willard, presi-
dent of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union Of America. and many others.
and were given a hearty welcome 70 Eng
land. The delegates OF the ,ity met in
formally at Anderton's House this even
ing. and discussed the programme Of
work. The delegates or their repre-
sentatlvcs will occupy two hundred and
seventy-seven pulpits throughout the
Kingdom, I'm pursuance of their determi-
nation TO arouse public sentiment in their
cause to the highest pitch. The Aus
tralian. American. and Indian delegates
will be received by the Lord Mayor at
the Guild Hall on June 10Th, and on June
Dist they will pay a visit TO Lady Henry
Somerset. at Reigan. whore Miss Frances
E. willard, the president Of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union. is
now a guest.
Tho delegates expect 10 visit Windsor
Castle I'm a body some time later.
The Rev. S II. Lunn has arranged a
tour Of Europe for Miss Willard and
Lady Somerset after the close OF the
convention.
Miss willard will probably speak az the
Grunewald Conference. and afterwards
visit Norway for the purpose Of present.
ing the Polyglot Petition 10 the Govern
ment Of that country.
After leaving Norway. Miss Willard and
Lady Somerset Will so 10 Russia and
other countries for the same purpose.
Miss Willard will retura 10 New York
I'm September and later attend the tenn
perance convention TO be held In Balti-
more in October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
REMOVAL OF THE MONITORS
Colonel Fllett Protests In Behalf OF the
Citizens Of Richmond,

WASHINGTON. June l5.-Special.-Con-
grcssnan Tazewen Elicit, of Richmond.
was here to-day 10 protest against the
determined removal OF the monitors from
their present station just below Rich
mOnd.
II was ascertained that it is the wish
of the Navy Department that this change
be made. rs 20 has cost the government
over 5000 for patrol duty, In connection
with the care and maintenance OF the old
war ships. The experts Will leave here
with instruction 10 make "a careful exam
ination and ascertain what amount %
money Will be- required 20 bring about
the transfers of these vessels TO the re-
pair shop at Norfolk
It IS thought that when an examination
is made by the engineers Of the Navy
the proposed repairs will be found inn
practlcable. IS the work VIII require
larger sum of the money appropriated for
temporary repairs than the department
can afford 10 expend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
MALrlNo n IHE WALDORF.
Southern Railway and steamship A"ocis-
tion-Its Object.


NEW YORK. June Ia meeting OF
the Southern Railway and Steamship AS
sociation was held at the Waldorf Hotel
this morning.
The delegates present consisted of the
executive officers of the various south
ern transportation companies. The OBJ
jcc of the meeting was TO form new
freight-trafiic agreement, covering COM
parative business for the year beginning
August 1st next. and expiring by limita-
iion. July 81. 1896.
Among those present were; Samuel
Spencer Of this city, president Of the
SOuthedn Railway Company, Sol. Haas,
Of Washington, President Spencer's as
sistant: ". NJ. Conner Of Savannah. re-
ceiver Of the Central Railroad Of Georgia;
Thomas X. Scott, of Augusta, general
manager Of the Georgia Pacific; IA. NJ.
smith. president OF the Atlanta and
Wcst-Point railroad :. r. Knott, OF
Louisville. vico-president Of the Louis
VILE and Nashville railroad; L. ST. John.
of Portsmouth, Va, vice-president OF
the Soaboard Air Line; IL. T. Smith, or
Cincinnati, general freight agent OF the
Queen and Crescent railroad, NJ.
Emerson. OF Wilmington, y. c., traffic
manager Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Colonel r. b. 5. Tahlman, OF Nashville
commissioner OF the southern hali"ay
and Steamship Company
W. q. Erwin. vice-president OF the Pant
System, presided.
The members remained In executive ses-
sion until i.i5 o'clock. this afternoon, dis
Guessing tho proposed changes TO be in
corporated I'm the new agreement. As
thev could agree upon no definite schedule
to-day. the officials present decided 10
postpone action until Monday next. AZ
i0.so when another meeting Will be held
at the Waldorf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Chicago Railroad Men and Planters WIN
Mnni lnr Tho rmlnnaa.

Chicago Railroad Men and Planters Nill
Meet fnr tho rurpose.
CHICAGO I'LL. juno IA meeting OF
railroad mon and planters Will Doe held
IN this city on July 10Th. TO discuss
plan for forming q produce exchange. TO
lo conducted something on the order OF
the Board of Trade. II the present ideas
are carried oul This city may become the
fruit and vegetable ccntre. The country
commission men on South Water street
are backward about the scheme, bat the
Southern railroad men now in The city
declare that the opposition Will not last
long. and that the time Is close at hand
when watoumelors and other produce viii
be sold and dealt In just as grain is on
the Board OF Trade.
President brown. of the Augusta South
err railroad. one OF the southerners. Is
anxious for the exchange 20 so through.
lie SAYS commission men stood aghast
when he asked them TO pay cash FOR L.
600 car loads OF melons. Of twenty pounds
each. az nine cents a pound. Melons
thew said were cheap enough delivered in
Chicago at that price. July 4th. but they
had always sold on commission. They
guaranteed q sale for melons. and they
ere liable TO inaugurate new plan by
starting an exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
A SCOUNDREL'S SUICIDE.
DETECTED IN INTENDED TTLLAINf
AND cHAsEhBYAN ANGRfAoB
Rescued With Diniculty by Onicsrs-Hspss
Himself with a Handkerchief
in His Cell.

CINCINNATI. o.. June lS.-An iniuri,
ated mob chased a man down john strSv.
this afternoon and crcatd excitem.nt'
sic was jacob Strack, a cigarmaker,
nfty-nve years OF age. who lived AZ No; No.
I5s Plum street Half an hour previous
he had been seen by a number OF women
enticing ten-yoar-old Katie wise. VINO
lived in tho same house with hlm' 10
vacant lot I'm the ncighborhoou. Incy
shouted to the men working near pl.
and the men started after him. strack
ran. but the crowd increased at every
block. one OF the pursuers picked up "A
brick and hurled Il at him. The missile
struck Straok In the back and felied nun.
The crowd closed I'm on him, and u was
with the greatest difficulty he WAS res
cucd by officers Strack was finahy
sheltered In an cngine-house untl u
patrol wagon arrived. lie Was taken 70
a police-station and locked mp. lie haa
been in the cell only few mofsnes
when the turnkey heard n strange gurx,,
ling sound. aud upon Investigation iound
Strack hanging 10 the top Of the celi WIN
n handkerchief tied around MS neck. 10
was dead when taken down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

LEXINGTON. VA, June i5.-SpeciaL-
Tho annual commencement exercises on
Washington and Lee University begins
Tomorrow. with the baccalaureate SER
mon. at II 4. NJ. by Rev. John Mathews
-. D.. of St. Louis. Mo. Tomorrow
night Rev. Randolph II. McKim. u. D., Of
Washington. u. c.. will deliver the an
nual address before the Y. VI. c. A., at
8 T. NJ.
There are a large number Of visitors In
town. which assures the social success
OF that feature Of the weeks programme.
The annual regotta between the Harry
Lee and Albert Sidney crews Of the Uni
versity will be rOwed Monday afternoon
on North river I'm competition ior the
Bishop PinlSney prize cup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

SOUTHAMPTON, June l5.-The Amer
ican liner 81. Louis sailed for Now York
ON her first westward trip at noon to-day.
Hundreds of persons crowded on the
docks and pier-cnds. and invaded every
other point OF vantage. eager 10 see the
monster ship as she swung ont into the
harbor an took her departure for the
American metropolis. The ship was cover
ed with American nags, ana the shipping
at the docks and that anchored off shore
WED with the buildings on the shore I'm
displaying emblems of "the Land Of the
Free" As the bis steamer swung clear
of her wharf there was a tremendous
screeching of steam whistles, and the
air was rent with cheers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
G.. AND O. WITHDRAWS
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION To
THE TRUNK LIVE ASSOcIA TON.
Crt Freight Rat,s-Mr. Troup's txplnna-
tion-Meeting OF Trunk Line res
iden,s to be Called.

NEW YORK. Jure 1.-THE Chesapeake
and Ohio railway has withdrawn It's ap-
plicatIcn for admission to the Trunk Line
Association, and has put IN force sched-
ule. by which freight rates are cut az
follows:
New York 70 Chicago as the basis-hrst
class. e5 cents 10 IS cents huldred'
second class. SO 90 30: third class. 50 TO p.
The full raie of first class Is 70 cents,
but a differential OF ten cents has been
conceded 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The explanation given by a. G. Troup.
the representative I'm New York OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio, Is that the other
roads did rot restore rates on June 10Th.
as they agreed 10. and his road had to
reduce its rates to seccre It's share Of the
business. A meeting Of the trunk line
presidents Is 10 be called to consider the
situation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Fire IN Louishurg.

LOUTsBURG y. g.. June Special.
Fire originated az $50 o'clock this morn
ing on tho second story OF the Crick
building. occupied by W. p. Neal & CO.,
as general merchandise store. The
stock Of goods was saved. but the build
ing Will be- total loss. The builiing Is
owned by j y. Vaughan, Of Norfolk, Va.
II is not known here whether II was COW
cred hv insurance or not. but supposed 10
he. The Farmers and Merchants Bank.
I'm the rear OF the storehouse. suffered
some loss 10 their furniture ia moving.
The cause OF the fire IS not known.
when discovered IL had burned con-
siderably. BY hard work Of the citi-
zens. the adjoining buildings were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
GEoRGIA PLANTER MURDERED
o,arrel over Trivial Matter he""' ~
Commission of the Crime.

ATLANTA. GA. June l5.-At Nick-a- N.,s-
lack n station OF the Geott,t one
railroad about 10 miles from Atlanta ON, one
of the most prominent planters ol .,,"s nr
section was murdered t)-o"y DS M a''' ,,,c
,iont.r eo,,allv as prominent The TWO
planters have been living on adjoining
i,isrtotions for the past two years, ana
hive been the best of friends
w a month ago WIN. Pitts, the murder,
cd man found that his neighoor anu
friend. j. w. Eapon, VINO dlu '"' N''''l'e'
- ',,,cro,cbinr ON his land IN the con-
st~,ction of some fences. The matter was
At FIRST discussed by the two men IN
fricndlv manner. but finally the discus
Sion crew into quarrel, and the feeling
has been growing more intense every uty
since Yesterday Eapon went 10 fi.S
-, ard carried a shot gun with him.
,rbo controversy was renewed. and before
If was over Pitts was a dead man. Eapon
has not been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
NO MArcH At coNErIsLAND.
Authorities VIII No, Permit the Coroett-
Pierce Contest

SEASIDE ATHLETIC CLUB, CoNEf
ISLAND, June b-That the atutnne Oh
the authorities towards the manasehiene
OF the Seaside Athletic club was not WIN
out It's effect on the public MAS plainly
manifested by the size Of the attesdahee
tonight. scarcely 1900 persons being pres
ent i'm the arena az the opening bout
that OF Young Corbett. OF san FRANCISCO
and Eddie Pierce. Of New York.
In the third round Corhett got In a
right-hand punch on the jaw and knock
ed Pierce down and out. The police I'M
medlately clambored through the ropes
and arrested the principals aud seconds.
Jim Hurst. the referee and BOD Stoi'
the tmekeeper were also arrested.
The police refused 20 allow the Dixon
Erne bout 10 90 on at first, but after
few moments decided TO reconsider ana
at 9:2o Erne entered the ring. Dixon fol-
lowed soon afterwards.
Then announcer Burns stepped into the
ring and said that Dixon and Erne We're
ready 10 fulhll their contract. but as the
police refused to allow the fight. there
would be no contest
Dlxons manager also addressed the
crowd saying. II am here with my man
and ready 20 proceed If the club VIII un-
dertakc TO give bonds protecting my
man in the courts"
I'm behalf OF the club IL was stated
that IL was ready 10 protect the men.
A few minutes later Jim Kennedy. the
club manager. had a talk with the mana
gers OF Erne and Dixon. and II was de-
clded TO proceed. Parson Davies was
called upon 20 act az referee. Hurst hay-
ing been taken 90 the statlon-hOuse. Ken
nedy then stepped into the ring. and Dix
on and Erne proceeded Ia strip. There
upon Inspector Murphy and Captain clay
ton again clambOrcd through tho ropes
ana announced their decision OF arrestiny
the men the moment they began TO spar.
This was final
Dixon and Erne then shook hands. and
left the ring. while the spectators slowly
and sulienly disappeared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Fro in a MashIngton Hotel.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l5-tlre
started I'm the owen House, a well-known
hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, near the
Treasury Department. shortly before lO
O'Clock this morning, and completely gut
ted the upper floors Of the building. The
fire was discovered by John Leach
bartender Of the establishment, VINO was
IN in his room on the second floor. Ihe
fire made rapid headway and before the
inmates Of the third floor could reach the
stairs. their exit in that direction was
cut off bv smoke and fire. Two women
and two men, Dr. Harrison, whose Office
adioins the hotel and John Leach, were
taken from the third-story front windows
bv nromen. j. Y. Davis and J. G. Lay
were taken from the rear windows. None
of them was injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

by the newly-elected chaplain, Dr. }.
William Jones. followed by chorus.
The certificates OF proficiency were then
awarded. numbering los TO boys, and ~
10 girls. Afterwards the silver certih-
Gates OF distinction were given. number
Ing IA 20 boys and Jos to girls. and the
golden" certificates OF highest distsnc-
tion. numbering n TO boys and TO girls
The diplomas OF graduation were award
ca 90 the following. Messrs Roy Harmon
Smith, William Hampton Payne. Wilbur
Hope Ellis. Walter l.. Thomasson, Misses
Florence Alena Johnson, Bette Willis
Powell, Elenora Hudson. Alma Christine
Smith Bernard Peyton Phillips. The
valedict0ry address was well delivered by
3fr. w. II. Ellis. The alumni address
was delivered by Mr. Samuel A. Mar
tin.
The bonntIful rcpast Of the alumni ban
quet at 10 O'Clock +. NJ was delightful
and substantial ending OF the programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

n, Cbine.e Loan-indignation of Berlin
FinnncierS.

HERfIN, June i5.-The Government.
desiring everything 10 so on swcety while
RE hobnOhbing with foreign representa-
ives on the occasion or the hiel recep-
,trlngpired as 10 the question how TO
deal with the developed aspects Of the
nndoub;ed alliance between France and
Russia. ,,, 49,,
..crm.fted to the newspapers could be
Construed into guide "a 10 the Enl-
reror's opinions on the subject IL would
sseem mat no great importance Is attach
ed TO the Chinese loan loan ~, ,reeenaiy entity hoa'ed
am n is known beyond peradventure
hat me Foreign ONCE has sent a dis
naich to 81 Petersburg asking for eN-
piic.t information IN regard 70 'ne econ CON
,n.r,t has guaranteed the loan. and. added
90 This assured fact. II is asserted upon
GOD authority that Germany scean-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

WIILIAMSPORT. PA. June 15-At
9:35 O'Clock this morning Mrs Nelson
a. Byers wife OF a prominent lumber
grandson. Nelson Balen. Of Buffalo. y y,
were killed by being struck by a trolley
car. Mrs Byers had crossed the street
TO speak 10 a neighbOr, and the boy fOi-
lowed her The little fellow started 10
return home and was crossing the track
in front of a trolley car. when his grand
mother ran TO save him. She stumbled
and fell as he reached him. and both were
crushed beneath the car Mrs. Byers
was instantly killed while the boy sus-
tanned a crushed skull and died an hour
afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

WASHINGTON. June l5.-Thc internal
affairs Of the island OF Formosa are tran
Gull again. now. that the japanese OIL
clals are in authority. A cable from
the Toxic Foreign ONCE was received az
the Japanese Legation. which said:
Peace and order are restored in Tape
Fu. and a tranquil and civil administra-
rfon established The German marines
have Withdrawn. and the foreign settle
ment is now under the protection OF the
Japanese army
The German marines referred 10 are
presumably those who were landed In the
northern part of the island n week ago
I'm order 10 preserve peace, at time
when considerable rioting was reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

On Friday, juno 2ist az Sl5. there will
y. a delightful entertainment at the Y.
NJ g. A. Hall for the benefit OF the
Boys Gospel Army. OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, under the direction
of Miss q. Slzer ana Mr. G. Glazebrook.
Previous entertainments Of this nature
have met with decided success. and ms
one promises 70 be better than any yet
tnong she various participants are
Miss LEA Smith, Miss Lawton. Mr.. oscar
Howard. Mr. Richard Woodbridge, Ire
High School Quartette, Ideal Mandolin
Club. and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

HAVANA. June ia large number OF
the prominent citizens of Puerto Principe,
including some OF the leaders of the in
surgenls IN The war. held a meeting last
night and agreed TO take steps 10 have
q deputation meet Maxine Gomez. the
rebel commandcr-in-chief, 10 point out 10
him that an immense majority Of the in
habitants Of Puerto Principe are opposed
TO armed resistance to the government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY JUNE Is 1895.

with the Bank OF France, which has
agreed vo receive Russian bonds and
issue them against Bank OF France GER
tincates. The Russian treasury thus re-
ceives the all-p0werful aid OF the coun-
try's bank. and through IL win be able
10 put Russian stock all over France.
Nothing has been heard Of a Russian
return for tho concession, except an order
that the bank Of Russia shall accept
French bank rg1tes as equal 70 gold
thrnnghnnt RussIa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The annual basket excursion of Union
station Methodist Episcopal church sun
day school will be given 10 WestoVer on
the steamer Pocahontas next TUESDAY
The steamer will leave her wharf prompt
IN at o'clock A. NJ.
There will be an excursion 70 West
Point by the Laurel-Street Methodist
sunday school next Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
A Tanning Programme.

The entertainment at the Masonic Home
on June 2ith, 9 to IL O'Clock Z. u, under
the auspices OF the Ladies' AUXILIARY:
promises 10 be delightful anair: Al
o'clork the Master Mason's wife AMI
daughters degree will be conferred. and
AZ o'clock Or. Calisch Will deliver an
address. The entertainment BY the boys
will be held at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Hen,y storm in Green.yllIe.

BEI.FIEGD VA, June 15.-Special.-A
terrific hail storm passed over this place
about o'clock p. NJ. The wind blew down
trees and fences. The hail came with ire
mendous force. destroying crops and
vegetables OF all kinds. Heavy damage 10
fruits Is feared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

BALTIMORE, MD, June 15-H. II.
Dashiell. collector Of customs al the port
Of Crisheld Md. died to-day OF heart
failure. lie expired while sitting at his
desk in the custom house. lie was sixty
eight years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

WASHINGTON June i5.-Admiral Kirk
land has catled the Navy Department OF
the arrival Of the United States cruisers
New York, san Francisco. and Columbia
at Kiel. 10 take part in the Baltic canal
opening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

NEW YORK. June l5.-The Georgia
Railroad Company reports from July 10
May 3lst gross earnings OF Sl.Z30.379: de-
crease S5s.7Ol; expenses. $4,000; increase,
sg1 ,51i and net sg3O, ,l59; decrease. sl56,z75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

BALTIMORE. ND. June lj-Joseph
T. Tunis. a wealthy resident OF Norfolk.
Va, died last night on board the steamer
Georgia while en- route from Norfolk 10
Baltimore. His death was due 10 asthma
"a are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

The meeting OF Post A. T. II. A., which
was scheduled for last night. Was post
poned until mex; Saturday night. owing
10 the non-arr.val yesterday OF the dele
gates who attended the national conven-
ton. OF the r. +. AS In San Antonio,
Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

At an early hour this morning the con-
dition OF Major Poe had changed slightly
for the worse. His physicians were in
close attendance upon his bedside during
the entire night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
THE CUBAN EKPEDITION
The Whole Affair Myth or = Huge
Joke.


NORFOLK, VA, June -Spoclal.-Dr.
H0wertOn, the young and able pastor or
the First Presbyterian church, has ar
rived from Little Rock. Ark. to perma-
nently reside in Norfolk. and viii preach
at his new church tomorrow. The Pres
bytery viii hold a meeting Wednesday.
morning 20 arrange for his installation.
The ceremony will take place Monday
night Or Howerton has just reached
middle lie. and Is thought 70 be a man
Of fine promise.
Mrs. William Pendleton. a prominent
society lady OF Washington. ID. c.. died
at Virginia Beach Thursday. after a
short Illness. The body was taken to
Washington for burial.
The new Ocean View Hotel will be
formally opened Friday next. About half
OF the rooms have been completed. Some
OF the electric cars have arrived, and the
line Will be in operation by July lst.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
wharf at Wiloughly spit Piles have
been put down for distance OF 800 feet.
with the sills placed In position. The
lumber for the flooring has arrived.
THE CUBAN fxPrD1IoN.
The Cuban expedition reported IN all
Of the northern papers turn out to be a
huge joke.
The newspaper men. tug-hoat captains
and custom officers made a careful in
vestigatiOn and no vessels OF the charac-
ter described have been seen I'm the vicin-
ity of this city. Collector Shields said
this morning that so far as he could
learn. the rumor was without the sligh-
test foundation. He, however. took oc-
casion to say that If an attempt was
made 70 fit up a ship here that with
flHts vol II. H. 4.
unable 10 do much
1t would not be difficult on any dark
night to slip through the capes, and IT
is certain that between the setting and
the rising Of the sun a swift yacht could
steam mp the bay opposite Ocean
View. take on men and ammuni-
tion and be of before the custom author
tiles would likely be aware Of her pres
ence. The district is large and the navy
al the command Of the custom officer is
very limited.
,HE sOurHERN TERMINAL.
The trade Of this port viii be delighted
20 welcome tho southern system OF rail-
roads 10 this port II IS generally be-
lieved that the silent man. Mr. Dawson
Mccormick, is the agent Of the Coast
Line in the purchase OF about yli5.el
worth OF waterfront property. The Nor
/ Ioih ana carolina, a. branch or the
Coast Line, has for some time needed
more wharfage. I'm the busy season
/ his line has not had ample dookagc
| And if not true. has entered into any
agreement with the Southern. more water
/ front will certainly be required
Mr.. Charles n. Towson. the new secre.
tary of the Y. A. &. A., has arrived
and taken charge. lie was the secretary
last year OF the Y. NJ e.. A. at Roa.
noke, and was successful man. 1t is
! believed he VIII DO Well here