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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
YEILOW FEVER ~ HITiNI.
VI Mortality for October GreaterThan in ANY
Other Month This Year.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov l1.-Dr.
Burgess. Sanitary Inspector OF the Ma
rine Hospital Service at Havana. reports
TO Surgeon-General Wyman that there
was greater mortality from yclloS L.
fcg az Havana during the past month Of
October than any month OF this year so
far and that small poN has in no sense
diminished
During the month of October there were
1.l2 deaths in this city. Two hundred
and seyenty-two of those deaths Were
caused by yellow-feyer and one hundred
and forty by small poN.
During the week that ended November
5th there were three hundred and five
deaths seventy of which were caused
by yeliow-fcVcr. with two hundred new
cases approximately, thlrty-eight were
caused 10y small p0N, with approximately
two hundred and sixty new cases. Sixty
three of the deaths from yellOw-fcVer
during the week were among Spanish
soldiers i'm the military hospitals
other reports from Cuba are as follows:
Cardenas-thirty-fou eases and five
deaths from yellow-fevcr
Santiago gine deaths from ycllow-fe-
Yer.
Cicnfdegos.- Twenty -two deaths from
yellOw-fever and four from small pOX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
UOMiN SUFFR IN TDiHO.
The Amendment Has Majority. But May
A.. Thrown Ont

BOISE. IDAHO Nov. iT.-From unof-
fetal sources IL IS learned that the wo-
man suffrage amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition has "a majority OF nearly 5000. IL
IS however a question whether the
amendment has really passed owing TO
the Official ruling on similar question
shat came up two years ago.
At that time proposed constitutional
amendment. sogrcgaurg the Office OF
probate judge and county school super
mtendent was carried in rhe same way.
but II was held that the amendment was
lost. because the vote boz its favor was
not a majority OF an those cast nc the
election. though II WAS majority OF
those east on the question. Ihis rule
is n effect that votes not cast either
for or against are 90 % construed as bee
ing east against a measure. The Qucs-
ton VIII be taken into court as soon as
posSlble TO determine whether fnc ruling
of two wears ago viii hold good on the
woman suffrage amendment
Prominent lawyers here hold tnat mo
Constitution of the state should Dee cone
strucd so as 10 mean that when amy
proposcd amendment thereto receives a.
majority of an votes cast ON that subject
the proposcd amendment has pe'h ''I
riod n is understood that the pI'-''-
CanVassing Board Will refuse 20 pass upon
tho subject \ brief g. now being pre-
pared 10 bring the subject before tNe
highest tribunal Tor settlement
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by the University Athletic Association,
and nearly all the students III 'i0 ''e
expect TO attend the game. c,.o-
The College TOpis has oucrtu nv
dollar prize to the student cVllPv.'" -,
bcs, song appropriate TO the biyt' 80.
and a song book containing an y. o,.,s
old az well AS many OF the new aoisr'
will be published previous 10 ThanksslN-
ing dav so Richmond may look lot s"o''
melodies from the Varsity rocters.
The Camp Armstcad Deer buhtns
Club. after delightful ouVhs Os.,,l
days. have returned from their lorss
first annual hunt. Members OF the camp
report game plentiful having DaEstu
many turkeys. phcasants, ana olh,1
small game besides capturing seNel''
deer.
Recently there have been reported
numerous cases Of dog poisoning ~
Charlottesville and vicinity. Last li4-
day Colonel r. T. W. Duke, VINO re-
sides about three miles west OF the CITY
lost three fine dogs from poison. 'h
Saturday morning Mr. William Durfeit.
OF this city. lost three dogs-tWo 'cIIieIa
and one hound The hound was n nhe
animal-one OF the best OF his PACK.
And on Saturday afternoon fnc dog OF
Miss Salle Pools died in great agony
from the result OF poison. ana to-uaF
"EH Banana "i wen known and Nhlu-
able dog OF Granville Duvalls. died sud-
denly. The impression Is that tine dos
Idt'i1 HtN' tt'iHiiii'' ~ ""t,N -,
OF determination upon all CANNES th"t
rove at night and packages OF poisohcd
meat il is reported. have been found on
many Of the thOroughfares about the
CITY. The city police have tho matter IN
hand and II tho mscroants VINO nave
been dealing out death TO the dogs
are captured they viii be severely pun
ishcd. A.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Mr.
F. A. Pcyton. OF this city. and MISS
Bessie Martin daughter of Mrs. +. y.
Martin. east Marshall street t'lchm,9n1
The happv event will take place We'd
ncedav November 18th. at J. NJ az
Lcigh-Sireot Baptist church Mr. fey-
ton is Of the firm OF covineton ~ Iel lon'
leading china merchants OF this CITY.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
GOTEENOR CHR ITfENDS IHf
OPINTNG or A NIU HOTEL.
The Republicans y.,imate That Eusseiis
Plurality VIII he Eleven Thousand.
They Discount Butier's Letter

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. 1'.-special.-
Governor Carr and a number OF proihl-
nent people left this afternoon LOT South-
crn Pines. to be present At the opening
OF the large hotel there.
The canvass Of tho electoral vote was
finished to-day. Bryan carried the state
by e.2o6 scmo money was lost by peo-
pie who bet he would carry IT by 1D'VvV'
The Republican estimates Of MS majority
ranged from 1000 to 1000.
The Republicans now figure that husseil
has not carried the state BY over ll'Vv
pluralitv. Nearly nil The vote for him
Is IN hand. ~ the end OF the "evA II VIII
be known. ,
The Southern Express Company ana
also the officials OF the Atlanta anu ~, . III
Carolina railway urge the hsll"as I'm I'm
mission not TO make the nrOposcu IeuuS-
ton OF 90 per cent. on fsh shipments,
DISCOUNT BUTLEKS LEI Tx.
Tic Republicans declare they Lar 10
ill effects from Buffers open letter 20
Pritchaid, that the latter VIII suIeiy .e
elected. They relteratc the statements
that plenty Of POpulIsts are pledseu 10
him TO assure his Ic-electoh. but 'N1
letter has created "a STIR, never lheI'a''
Butler puts his power ana lhHuchcc 20
perhaps tho severcst test IN making this
Kew. william T.. Moore Tor years blind.
is dying. lie threw tnc nfst spalelui 81
earth when the Western railway WAS be-
gun. ana is the oldest lrns eA-employe
Of tho Capo Fcai and Aadkh valley
railway
The number OF inmates Of the colored
institution for deaf-mutes ana pima mas
increased 10 49, More space is leeded.
SOLDIERS HOME.
Tho LEGISLATURE VIII De ASKED 10 give
81 500 "a year 10 the soldiers nom, aHn
also TO make an appropriation for building
more cottages there.
INC Supreme Court to-day took UP op-
peals from the Eichtn district.
There was an immense amount OF
scratching of electors Iv both Popuiisfs
and Democrats. yet 10 was not nearly so
great ass the Republicans expected The
latter really eAIeCted, ly reason OF u, 20
vet five electors.
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sued n cali for the special session OF
The Common Council which convened In
the Council chamber nj the city Han
last evening at $50 O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF appropriating 5000 20 tho Health
Department. Tho appropriation was
made.
This money will DC Immediately placed
IN circulation by the rc-cmploymcnt on
the sovcnty-hvc street hands. who wiz
4horoughly clean up the accumulated
All.
THE SPECIAL MEETING.
Az the special meeting the following
acre present President Caskie ana
ricssrs. Allen. Blanks. Briggs. 'oti'"
roster Cunst. Harrclsou. Hawkins. iiop-
son. Iavdcr. Noble. Pollock. scout
stokes. Tanner Wake. Wallefste'n'
Whalcn. Williams. Witic. ana Woody.
The Finance Committee sent IN ieSo-
luton coming from the Board OF Nul.r-
men. RECOMMENDING that the sum OF 80
go be appropriated 20 the credit OF me
payroll account Of the llcalth com
mittce. and $3.50 20 the expense account
of the same committee. This resolution
required q iwO-thrds vote TOT JUS pas.
SAGE. on the rOll-call the vote stood
nineteen TO two. Mcsers. Branch i. ~
len and James Caskie voting IN Inc
negative.
MI. libffON fnUNffl. iNNHN NNff i'f'''
be laid on the table. which was zone
and under a suspension Of rules MI.
Wallcrstcin reported resolution from
the Finance Committee asking lot an
appropriation OF $3.50 for the RELIEF OF
the oity's outdoor poor This resolution
was passed by q vote Of twenty-five to
one. Mr.. Allen being the only member
voting or tine negative.
RESOLUTION PASSES.
Tho resolution that had been laii on
the table. was taken on on motion or
Mr.. Hobson and passed 10y vote OF
twcnty-onc 20 two.
Mr.. Harrclson moved. under the srs-
pension Of rules. that the resolution
providing for the appropriation Of $50
out Of the fund for the entertainment
of the Confederate veterans. be- trans
ferrcd 10 The oNcpnsc account OF the
First Market. which was passed.
A resolution was offered by Mr. Wal
Ierstcin providing that all the remain
Ing money in the fund for the enter
tainmcnt Of Confederate veterans he
turned over 10 the Interest and Rcdemp
lion fund. which was adopted.
The Council in extra session then ad-
1ourned.
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Were your intentions honorable ia
going there?' asked Mr. smith
Must | answer that2' asked the Wit
ness. appealing to Mr.. Richardson.
Il will withdraw II II il causes the wit
ness any embarrassment" said AR Smith.
My only object was 10 show the char
acter Of the people that Thalhimcr took
10 Winners"
Mr.. y. Il. Goodman next testified. He
said he lad been 10 Mr. Winners house
twice. On his last visit ne was accom-
panied by Sam. Thalhimer. Ike Relnhimer
and Norris Block. On this occasion he
had seen Thalhimer give some money 10
Ida WINNER. which she had taken and
tied up IN her handkerchief.
Did you ever see Thalhimsr kiss Ida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
4 BEfUTIFTL MIRRIiGE
soIenniled in the Moravian Church-Iri-
enuial synod


WINSTON. y. c.. Nov E.-special.-
4 beautiful marriage was solcmnized in
the Moravan Home church az O'Clock
this afternoon. Sir. W. j. McCrary. one
of Winstons popular young men, and
Miss Carrie Stockton. tae accom9hshs
co daughter OF Mr.. j. ~. Stockton, "a
Salem. being the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Ronthaler. There was a large party or
ATTENDANTS Miss Eta Shanner' OF
Salem. was maid Of honor. and Mr.. \.
j. York. Of Concord. best man. After
the marriage a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrary left on the
evening train FOR Boston and other
northern cities. They were the recipi-
ents OF many handsome and useful pres
cnts.
The Triennial Synod Of the Southern
District OF the Moravian Church was held
in Salem to-day Bishop Ronthaler pre-
sided. Many creditable and encouraging
reports were made by the pastors
throughout the district. TWO churches
hive been enlarged during the past three
years. three new church buildings three
new chaDels. and five churches are now
under construction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

WASHINGTON. Nov. I-senor Dlpuy
DE LONE says the alleged interview pub
lished On the New York World to-day. 10
which Doe Is made 20 say that % war bee
tween the United States and spain is
possible. and that % would he terrible
i'm us effects. and no one could predict
rs end. is fabrication. lie has not
spoken TO a World correspondent for days.
ond has never made any such statement
90 any other person. ON the contrary.
he asserts that the rotations of spain
with the United STATES. and h's Own zoe
Iafions with his home Government were
never more amlcable than now.
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o, TIfl RlfPPfHfNNOch.
Remains ofU g.. Hall Delegates I" 'he
Grand Lodge Hon. Beri Chambers III

Grand Lodge Hon. Bcri. thainhei- III
FREDERICKSBURG Va. Nov. H.
Spccial-The body of H. G.. Han OF
Shire, oport a.. which was found ON the
track o. the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Tsilroad. in stafford Sal
urday. in obedience 20 telegram receiver
from \. :. Wilson. OF that place Mas
been sent 20 Shreveport for int,imcut.
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. }, y ! anu
4. NJ. has chosen delegates ana a4ltI
mates 10 the Grand Lodge Of Virginia.
which meets en- Richmond Tuesday. Dc
ccmher lst. as follows; Delcgates-Jainca
J.. Cogbin. master. br. George II. NhcMh-
ing. senior warden. ana w. J.. Bi4diey'
Junior warden Alternatcs-fast- Master
5. J. quinn. Judge James H. Sener. an"
Captain j. a. Thompson. Captain ). j.
QUINN mas been recommended hy the lodge
for the position of district deputy grand
master.
Mrs Or. r. s Dunaway and Miss Nan-
ME Gordon are critically ID.
The second meeting of the Educational
Association of Prince William VIII begin
on Friday. November 9Th. in the court
house OF that county Dr. II. VI. Clark
son. superintendent of schools. Will pre-
side and W. N. W. Moran Of the jour
nal. Will make the opening address, sub
iect. The Schoomastcr and Ills Mis-
sion"
one night recently some one broke into
the store of Mrs. NJ. &. Jones, AT Brooke,
I'm Stafford. and carried away about SO
worth Of goods. The same night an in
enectual cn,rt was made 10 force open Il
window of the post-ofiice.
Mossrs. Johnson Brothers & Co. OF
Richmond. have completed their new
pickle factory in Richmond. and viii in "a
few DAYS ccmnen,c 10 move portion of
the LARGE stock OF pickles from Brooke TO
that city. where IL Will he converted into
sweet and sour pickle 10 900 the Immense
contracts they have made North this
season.
Notwithstanding the cry of hard times.
the receipts OF city taxes Boa the office of
Collector 4. u. Rowe Jr.. during the Dis
count period exceeded 10y considerable
sum the amount received last year.
Hon. Benjamin Chambers il very sick
az his home in Northumberland county.
II is leared C0nsumluOn II Tie uoul-e.
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Charleston, New Street Railway.

CHARLESTON. :. c., Nov. l7.-Ground
will be broken tomorrow for the electric
railway system Of street railways. for
which a charter was recently obtained
by a company composed of New York and
Baltimore capitalists. Captain j. w.
craig. for years roadmaster Of the
Charleston and Savannah division Of the
Plant System. has been placed i'm charge
of the construction of the new line. and
the c0rporatOrs announce that they will
push their work through TO completion
as soon rs possible. The road will run
through King Meeting and other leading
streets and make q circuit Of several
miles up Charleston neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

WINNER IN the presence OF ner mo'her
asked Mr.. Richardson.
II certainly did. | saw him Mss oo,n
IA, AMI Ada In the presence OF thesr
mother"
what did Mrs. WINNER say?'
"shc just smiled.
ON that occasion. continued the witness.
Sam. Thalhlmer and Ida May Wimm~
went into a back SOON and were gone
about five minutes. and when they came
back he gave her some money taxing
it from HIS vest pocket and throwing II
into her lap.
Tho witness was asked n great num-
Der Of questions by the defence but mans
no change in HIS original statements. ITO
was still on the stand. when at O'Clock
an adjournment vas taken until TINS
morning at n.
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AUGUSTA. GA. NOv. IA serious
shootinc AFFAIR occurred at McLeods.
small station five miles below SWANS
loro. Ca. in which three young men were
nortaIlv wounded. Mr. Felix kountree
and two bro,hers. John and Lawson SUIT
ton. had some words about settlement az
Sutton's gin. John Sutton knocked
Rountrce down with piece of iron.
Rountrec rose drew his pistol SHOT FIVE
times. missing them. drawing another. be
fired five more shots. morta.ly woundins
both sutton brothers. AS bee walked OF.
some ono unknown shot him I'm the back.
mortally woundiug him. All parties are
woll-tO-do and are highly connected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
NICHOLS snOr Rr ! nor.
The Color Line Was Drawn But Not Heed
sd-No Arrests Made.

PADUCAH. ky, Nov. H.-Four me-
eroes were seriously wounded and hve
others sprinkled with buckshot last night
bv a mob of white men at Altoona. fifteen
miles from here ON the Tennessee river.
Fiftten negroes were engaged in cutting
timber FOR the Standard on Company.
rhev had been ordered 10 leave. being
told that no negro was allowed 90 stop
There. John Koobor, the foreman, de-
cided there was mo- danger of violence
and the negroes were sitting around am
old smokehouse when mob of fifty men
syooped down upon them and began ni-
ing Some OF the negroes ran into me
woods and others sought refuge in the
house with the foreman. Tho mob then
started TO burn the house but the fore
man sued for peace and the negroes were
Given twenty-five minutes boo which to
leave The seriously wounded were
brought 10 this city. No effect has been
made 10 apprchcnd the mob. Not ne
gro can Doe found for miles around Al
toona to-day. Several men have been
killed by mobs in this ncighborhood be-
fore
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THE T1uES-RCIIMOND VA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1896

the largest assemblage ever gathered on a
similar occasion In the county.
Tho noraI offerings were most profuse.
and the casket WAS literally covered over
two hundred ladies were present At the
funeral. -.
An accident occurred on Engine il' OF
the Coast Line near Jdrratts last night.
terribly scalding the fireman ana n
brakeman who was in the cab. The eugl-
neer. Mr. Kennel Smith. was not injured.
The crown shert OF the iire-box blew out.
causing escaping steam to rush into the
cab through the furnace door. The in
iured men were brought 10 Weldon, and
DR.. Green rendered medical aid. The
men are badly injured. and may not re-
cover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA Nov IT,
Special-Alr. W. h. McNair. of Louisville.
Ky. has been appointed by the faculty
of the University Of Virginia. general sec-
rotary Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. For several years Mr.. McNair
has been secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association an Louisville. and
be has experience in Christian work.
Under the new system which has Tee
Gently been adopted at the University in
regard 10 the management OF the chapel
services and other religious interests the
work of the office OF general secretary
has been greatly increased and IL Will re-
qulre Il man Of marked ability and much
experience 10 successfully perform the
duties OF the office and the faculty and
Y. NJ G.. A. think they have the right
mIn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
BRTfN'S TUPROUPTU sfEICH.
warm Reception at 1t. Louis-speaks in
Springfield. Also.

Springfield. Also.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. I-Aftcr the
BRYAN party had dinod last evening a
stroll about the bis station was at
,.muted but the news of the eX-prcsiden-
fial candidates arrival had drawn a crowd
al [, ooo peoplc. who insisted upon a speech.
AZ Rrvan was In good humor. and with
ouf any preliminary began TO address
those Immediately about him. I'm part
no said. The Democratic party IS com
,nt,tod 10 silver ana VIII continue 10
rgbf for II. The work must so on. We
vili all be better able four years from
now 10 either indorsc or TO reverse the
decision rendered in the election. The
more closely we scrutlnizc legislation the
more we are apt TO have good lesisla-
ton"
Here the speaker was interrupted by
cheers and cries Of you are right Re
sumine. he said. Il want 10 say one thing
20 you i'm conclusion and that is that ]
am profoundly grateful 10 Missouri Tor
the majority she rolled up for the cause.
/ am thankful TO you for the magnificent
reception you have rendered me to-
night"
Cheers and cries Of Bryan for Prcsi-
dent. In 1900" made IL impossible for any
one on the car to hear what was going
on and the multitude increased by TINS
time 10 fully 1000 who clbowed ana
crowded and pushed IN an effort 10 get TO
the champion OF the white metal. who
stepped on the platform and shook hands
with all who could come within reach.
There were many ladies in the crowd.
and whenever IL was possible Mr.. Bry-n
extended his hands To them and the surg
iIsg mass Of men.
SPRINGFIELD. MO. Nov l1-William
J. Bryan. Governor Stone. ana CHAIR
man Cook. of the State Democratic COM
mittee and several other friends. reached
here at 3 o'clock this morning. and stop
ped at the Metropolitan Hotel At
o'clock they were seronaded by three
thousand people blockading streets. Mr..
Bryan made a ton-minutes' speech from
the balcony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

Significant work in Getting Ready the Ri
A.LLI.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. H. Special-The
activity at Fort Monroe in the face OF
widely circulated war rumors. is sisnih-
cant. The greater portion OF the corps az
cmpil cement I,r the powerful battery OF
three 1O-inch rifles mounted on disappear
ing carriages.
These guns Will completely command
the channel OF Hampton Roads and the
entrance therto through the gateway OF
Tho Virginia cal'cs Colonel FRANK. com
mandaut OF the post. is now in Washing
ton and I'm addition a. this significant
fact. the unprotected mortar battery on
the beach, used Ior practice. has been re
moved, and viii be pax behind protecting
empldCCmtnt.
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s,,rEtNcIsCo VOW 4 FLdG-sHfP,
Much Speculation a. to Why the Minne'p-
oils Has Remained in smyrna

WASHINGTON, Nov. H-Admiral Sell
fridge cabled the Navy Department to-
day from smyrna that he had transferred
his flag from the Minneapolis TO the san
Francisco. Both vessels are pfONued
with admirals' quarters, and It Is leit
TO Admiral Selfridge's discretion which
one ne uses There IS said 10 be no SIG
nincance i'm the transfer, but there IL
considerable speculation among officers
regardng the unexpected long stay OF
the Mediterranean squadron I'm one port.
especially I'm view of the fact that all
the ships were kept moving from port TO
port continually during the past year.
For over month the four ships under
the Animals command have swung idly
al anchor in Smyrna harhor. The Min
neapols has been there since October I'm,
the San Francisco and Cincinnati since
October nth. and the Bancroft arrived
there the following day October 18th.
This inactivity on the part of the BAN
croft. which was hurriedy prepared for
duty at Constantinople, and sent 10 sea
ON ten days notice last August, is not
explained. Perhaps the transfer OF tho
Admlrars flag may mean that his ships
are at last going 90 cruise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
PEOF. HIERisUN'S LECTIRfS.
Prize FOR Roofing >onSs-A Dog Poisoning
Crusade.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Nov. II
Spccial.-Professor James \. Harrison,
of the University of Virginia. gave a
most highly entertaining and instruc-
tive lecture and entertainment last even
Ing at Assembly Han. public school build
ing Subject Story Of the Christ. 90
beautifully Illustrated with nifty magic
lantern views. Proceeds for benefit Of
Episcopal Sunday school.
The boys at the University are becom-
ing very much enthused over the foot
ball game which is to take place In Rich
mond on Thanksgiving day. A special
train will be run from Charlottesville
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Doom of Bright Tobacco.

DURHAM. y. c.. Nov. l7.-SpeciaL-lt
is now conceded that 40 present prices
Of tobacco the North Carolina crop won g
bring enough gross 10 pay for the fer
ulizer that has been used on TO- From
conversations with prominent farmers
il is evident they think the days OF bright
tobacco are nearly over and they VIII
substitute some other crop very largely
another year.
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Hurt by "A Runaway.

BURKEVGLLE. VA. Nov lT-Special
4 horse attached 10 a wagon belonging
- Ingleside Seminary ran away here yes
terday afternoon. The driver George
Bouldin who was in the pOst-Onice. ran
ont 10 stop the runaway and was thrown
against large stone. breaking his col
lar bone and three ribs Grave fears
are expressed for his recovery.
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InMnNsE rOHlcCO siLrS.
Two Hundred thousand Pounds sold az
Two Warehouses,

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 17.-sDecial.
The rush of leaf tobacco 10 this city
yesterday and to-day is the heaviest
known for many years. over two hum
bred thousand pounds were sold at two
Warehouses. and IL ls still coming in.