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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
school Augmentation

ASHLAND. VA. Feb. 7.-Special.-Ihe
town Council had called meeting TO-
night TO receive and act upon the pen-
tons which have been circulated Tor
the past few days 10y the School Board
and Council TO determine whether or not
the clause in the town charter relat-
ing to school appropriation should be
changed. All the Council were present
except one who is III, and all three mem
bers or the Board. The meeting lasted
four hours. and the outcome was the
adoption Of the following resolution:
when. as 1t appears. that there are
resident taxpayers, three hundred and
thiriy-four. and whereas, there arc petit
tioninG for "A change IN the charter. one
hundred and thirty-three. and peiitioning
against change thirty three lacking of Pc
titioncrS FOR q change. TO make majority
OF the taxpayers. thirty-four.
Resolved. That these figures be laid be-
fore our representatives I'm the Legisla
turc, leaving them to judge for them
selves whether II IS best 10 make a
change in the charter"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Hiram l.. Foster.

Mr. Hiram l.. Foster, who has resided
in the city of Richmond for nearly four
years past. died early yesterday morn
ing at his residence, No. ou norm
seventh street. lie came 10 TINS city as
manager of the Richmond branch OF the
oliver Chilled Plow Company, ana had
many friends both ia his business rela-
tions with Richmond people and AMONGST
the members 81 the Grace-Street Presby-
terrain church. Of which ne ana ms
FANNY were constant attendants.
Mr.. Foster was born near Rochester,
n y. about fiity-four years ago, served
In q New York regiment during the clvll
war, and lost d lex In the battle OF
Gettysburg. ms nome Tor nui ~.
of years. before he came TO inns city,
was at saltwater. MINI, TO whlch place
his remains were carried via the CnesA-
peake and Ohio railway yesterday al
ternoon. ,.,
A short and impressive funeral service
was held over the body at the late resi-
deuce at. / O'Clock yesterday, me scr
vice being conducted by Rev. j. an
who had known the deceasel or sollie
time as a member Of his own c0ngieBa-
ton. The service vas interspeiSeu WIN
several appropriate musical Selectlohsi
which were sweetly rendered by MI, aIu
Mrs Harvey Blair and Mrs. tltz, OF me
Gracp-Street Presbyterian cunIcn fnplf'
al the conclusion of which the remains,
iuclosed in a handsome cdskei, ana coy
cred with the flag OF the Union, VIZ
placed ia the heArSe ana accompanied W
the depot by the pail beaIerS-all mem
bers OF the e. A. h, OF which organize
ton the deceased had been Tor many
Years himself 4 member. Inc ueiAli
'>nsisted of Gen T.. Allan, Past Junior
NSce-C mander-in-Chiei, y. {. LOOK
and \ j. srufth, Past Department Com, f,
manders, Captain Haskell C3,n ainai, an 81
Phil kearney Post, George Woicoll' "Iiu
A. j. B1ffcess. Past Post Commanders
and CSmrades Pattee and Drew, 40
me ~rnsins were accompanied by the
be1eaved wife son, and youngest 1a .iio IL
fter of the deceased, ana VIII ies'0" >''
destination on Sunday. ..,oa IN,
Thc remains were also aceoinpan,,1Sst ps
Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Davis, Mrs. MlchIe'
Mrs Atkinson. and many othtr'.
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ms NOTHING 10 SAY.
Mr.. WaIaron Declines to Discuss the
short ,re in the 4. and q. Freight once

When Mr.. w. r. Waldron, who, as
announced in yesterdays Times, has heeh
succeeded by MIR. Swain il the freight
department of the Chesapeake and ohio
,ailvvav was seen yesterday by repor-
Ter he said that ne would rather not dis
cuss The matter al this time, but later Oh
he might have something 10 say. thithef
man mis- ne would make no statement
a Detition is now being gotten up, ana,
a. is stated. has been signed by several
urominent citizens, with view 10 having
Mr. Waldrou reinstated. lie IS an Old ana
trusted employe, and his friends think
there is a good chance Ter nm 10 re-enier
Inc service of the company
The heads of departments OF the rail-
way ATM refuse TO discuss the affair, out
IL was said yesterday by an atlache OF
The freight department that Whlle thcce
WAS a shortage il might readily nave oc-
rurred without any criminal intent upon
anybodv'a part He seemed TO be under
the IMPRESSION that there may have been
some negligence upon the part OF the gen
uemon dismissed, which resulted IN a
shortage in their coal accounts, or tbal
the shortage may have been the result OF
what is known to railroad people as
"trackage.' -.
n il said that Mr. Waldron was chaTg
"a M with all trucks OF coal billed from
The coal fields 20 Richmond and that
some OF these trucks have been dlNerted
by counter-0fders 10 Newport News ana
other points, and no credit given the
Richmond office.
The friends of Mr.. Waldron and the
other gentlemen dismissed claim that
they viii come out OF the affair with ny
ing COlOrs.
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CUBANS CAPTURE ARMS.
NdRHOULr MISSED SECURING TWO
RAPID-FIRE CANNON,
But Got an Immense Quantity Of All Other
Equipments Gomez Could Muster
100000 Men II He Had Arms.

HAVANA, Feb. spanish circles are
greatly elated over the report that Gene
raj Luque Won the battle Of Paso Real
| Monday The officials claim a decisive
blow was dealt the rebels. Owing TO the
telegraph and railroad lines not operating.
the only details obtainable are the gov
eminent report.
The CGbans claim the repor, IS prepos-
ferrous. They say IT is impossible TO XIII
sixty-two and wound ~ insurgents with
out more Jhau two dead and thirty
wounded on me Spanish side.
Marin has not yet succeeded IN forcing
Gomez % hight Martin remains IN the VI
cinlty Of QuiyIcan Several additional
regiments nave arrived during the week
from the eastern part Of the Island. The
towns along The south OF Havana are
alive with soldiers
The Western railroad had several sta
lions burned recently.
The PalaciOs and Paso railroad is prac-
ticaily abandoned beyond Rincon. The
Batabanbo trains along strongly forti-
fed line have failed to operate South TO
San Felipe for several days. No trains
have been able to reach Matanzas in
ten days.
VALUABLE CAPTURE.
The insurgents secured an immense
quantity Of arms. ammunition, saddles
provisions and all kinds of equipments
on the train captured between san Fe-
lippe and Pas0 Redondo Saturday.
The insurgents numbered 400 and the
troops only fifty in an armored car. the
insurgents lost three men. got 1900 Masu-
Il "a - "a
carding the old guns. The Spanards'
relief-Iain. which brought back two cars
containing two rapid fire cannon which
were detached at San Felipe and side
tracked and escaped being taken.
The press censorship continues strict.
No cables from the United States are al
lowed 10 be printed in regard 20 the
status Of the belligerency resolution. The
government has ordered W. i. ManniX,
an American correspondent, 10 leave Gu
ba. The cause Is said TO be an article
in a Washington paper Mannix filed a
protest with Consul Williams against his
summary expulsion.
Gomez and Maceo are both IN Havana
province acting IN concert. Their
Joint personal commands number
about l.O0. An American planter,
who talked with Gomez few
days ago, said Gomez assured nm
he could have 10000 additional men If
he had arms. The probable total OF In
surgent armed forces number close TO
5000 al present.
Maceo completed his campaign In Pinnar
del Rio, and left strong bands there.
Other bands dominate the interior OF
Santa Clara, Matanazas. Camaguey and
Santiago Provinces
Encounters with troops occur daily, but
mostly Of minor importance. The Gu
bans continue 10 fee from harsh measures
Oh the part o. Weyief.
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4 Delightful Entertainment Given for the
Benefit OF Neade-Memoriai Church.

The entertainment given last night at
Leader Han, Manchester. by the Blues
Battalion band. and the Statuaire Viyants
Concert Club, for The benefit Of Meade
Memorial church, was q great success,
and attributed large crowd. The af-
fair was under the direction of Band
master ID. A. Richie. of the Blues
band. 6. y. Mountcasle. Director Of the
Concert Club, and Mr.. g. w. b. Crwford,
treasurer Of the same organization. Mr..
REGINALD Walker was the accOmpanst.
The Finance Committee met last night
i'm the Council chamber and transacted
routine business, approving various bills.
1t is hoped that The vote on the ques-
ton Of annexation will be taken at a'spe-
cial election and not postponed until
the regular spring election. IL IS said
that IL will be TO the interest of the
business community that the question be
decided as soon as expedieut for the
uncertainty viii not serve to promote the
business interests of the city. I'm all
probability the bill that goes before the
Legislature will provide for the holding
OF the Manchester election a day or two
after Richmond has voted on the ques-
ton.
Air J. NJ Nelson. general agent for
the Southeastern Building, Loan and In
surance Company combined. OF Norfolk.
is in the city for the purpose Of organic
ing a branch IN Manchester and to es-
tabiish q local board.
The Hastings Court was engaged an
day yesterday i'm tine suit Of Mr. Pierce
VS.. Dr. Rucker for 5000.
The suit against Mr. Il. r. barrow was
postponed until the February term, which
will begin i'm about two weeks.
\ pleasant dance was given last night
on Hull street by the Misses Burgess.
and The reyclry was kept up until Il late
hour.
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WILL RESUME TO-DAY.
THE ST4fTNJON INVESTIGATION
AGAIN THIS MORNING.
MANY Witnesses 1et to be Heard-yriss
Matte Haywood, "a D-af-Mute, May
Testify Monday-Captain Doyle.

Senator Stubs, Of Gloucester. chairman
of the Senate Committee on Public In
stitutons. returned last night from Farm
vile, where ne went with a sub-commit-
tee OF the two houses OF the General As-
sembly TO inspect the State Normal
Scnool. lie expressed himself as highly
Pleased with what he had seen, ana SAID
that the institution had never been I'm Il
more prosperous condition. The several
departments are kept in the very best
order, and the number OF students has
never been larger.
10 RESUME TO-DAY.
Major Stubbs, as chairman OF che spe-
cial committee appointed by the two
houses OF the General Assembly 10 In
yestigate the charges preferred against
the institution Tor the Dear, Dunno ana
Blind at stanton, said that the tnvesu-
cation would be taken Up again this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Several witnesses
have been summoned TO testify. among
them Mr. W. w. Brennaman, a former
teacher Of the institution, ana now a
commissioner OF the revenue IN west
Virginia. MIR Brennaman, who is ex-
pected to arrive here early this morn
ing, is said TO be able TO furnish nome
cofrOborative testimony as 10 some com
promising action on the part OF the
teachers of Ihe institution, OF whicn NJ
happened TO be an Involuntary WITNESS
=
While Captain 7. ). Doyle, the principal
of the school, has been summonto, II
is hardly considered probable that ne VIII
testify at this stage OF the proceedings
There are stti some fifty-odd witnesses
TO be examined, whose names have been
presented to tina committee by Mr.. JONI
/, Randolph. and IL IS generally believed
that these witnesses VIII be heard pc
fore any testimony I'm defence OF the
officers OF the institution Will be heard
Captain 4. 5. Doyle arrived mere yes
terdav. while Professor Euritt, OF Tue
same institution, has been here for sew
eral days.
ANOTHER FEMALE WITNESS
Miss Matte Hollywood, OF petersburg,
whose name has been mentioned duftn5
the previous investigation as one OF inc
pupns who can give some information
in regard 10 the ill-conduct OF one Oh
the teachers OF the school, has been SUM
moned TO appear before the committee
on Monday morning. ,,,a,.to,
Mr.. Howard Hathaway OF bahc it..'i -
ono of the members of the eoHihi'.Se,
~ still on q tour Of Inspection OF me
state institutions In Southwest Virginia,
10 will return in time for the meetlls
of the committee on Monday mofhlh,s,
ana a Is thought that beginning WIN
that dav. the committee Will hold me SEES
sions every day until all the witnesses
have been examined.
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PERSONALS AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmonds VII
zens and other Matters.

Miss Courtney Bridges is visiting her
f 81 Z. MIS- '0'0"'' MY 81
Captain j. c. Darlington and Leuten-
ant W T.. Scott, Of the Charlotte Troop,
arc in the city. and yesterday received
their commissions as officers IN that
command.
At Calvary Baptist church services Will
be held every night next week. KEY. Or
Mcconnell. OF Lynchburg, Will deliver a
series OF sermons, commencing Monday
night.
There will be meeting of the Confed-
crate Memorial and Literary Society at
noon to-day to arrange for the formal
opcning of the Confederate Museum, On
February 22d.
Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope, pastor Of Clay
Street church. will preach at ST. James
NJ r. church Sunday morning at II
o'clock and administer the ordinance OF
the Lords Supper. Rev. Mr.. Beau
champ will occupy Mr.. Hopes pulpit.
A delightful concert and entertainment
was given at ST. Mary's Hall Thursday
night for the benefit of the church. The
programme had been arranged by AR.
Mutter, organist Of the church. and was
repiete with interesting and clever fea-
lures.
j. W. Hin and Seymour Nash. who re-
ceived injuries in the accident on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Thursday
morning. are doing as well as can be
expected. I'M. who had his leg badly
crushed. viii not be able to work again
for Sc nae time.
Miss Frances Starr. the gifted daugh-
ter of Rev D.. Starr, has consented 10
piVc ise ~ be benefit Of Broad
street Ch'r.n rd:EcraSe Society next
week. TN TIE Young Mems Christian As
soc.ation Hall shA has attracted crowds
wherever she has appeared, and Is one OF
the most accomplished readers In the
South. NV Trr W. ..
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Cuban Commissions for Americans.

WASHINGTDN. y. c., Feb. IA mem
Der OF the Cuban Junta states tonight
that on account Of secret communlca-
tons from cuba that the insurgents
'sIand IF cuba. II has been decided by
the Junta. IN consideration Of the reso-
mtions presented i'm Congress, reSaf".us
bellieerent rights, that vessels IN tne
irnited states and South American repup-
~ .bat have been made ready for sea
win ornaments will. when the resolu-
Nnns ave handed to the Spanish Govern
ment. proceed to sea with letters OF
rnarque for the destruction al tue eneiniei
% adnirals in the Cuban navy nave
been presented 10 Captains simmons,
Nnier and Johnson. Of the United States
TO Or. Victor, OF the Chilean navy ana
10 others.
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Al late hour last night Congressman
TazeWel Elicit was reported 10y his ply
sician, DR. Lewis Wheat. 10 be desperate
There is no apparent change in tho con
dition Of Or. ". T. Palmer, who has
long been in ~ the Virginia Hospital.
United States mail agent. running on
the steamer Po.ahontas. between Rich
nonf and Norfolk. who has been in at
the Virginia Hospital. was 50 much bet
ter yesterday morning that ne was re-
moved to his home az Pendleton, Gooch-
land county, last evening.
Mr.. Il. .. Barbour. treasurer OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. who has
been seriously sick. has been taken TO
New York for treatment. His physician,
Dr. White accompanied him.
The condition Of Mr. George Gibson
was unchanged last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08

4 Mob at the Palace Hoots fhe King and
OrecI Regent UnmoIest

MADRID. Feb. This city was to-
day the scene Of demonstration that
would have required bat little TO have
turned fl into a serious riot
This Afternoon the funeral Of the VIC
tim of Tuesday trouble took place, and
Was attended Ly an enormous cfoWd.
fuliy Twelve thousand men, most OF
whom were Republicans, marched 10 the
cemetery shouting denantiy, DOWN Win
the poiicc.' Down with CampOs! ana
Long ave the republic 81.
The crowds shouted itself horse until
the cemetery was reached, when the great
asscmbiage stood with bare heads untli
the funeral rites had been completed.
The greater portion OF The crowd lhelt
disDcrsed. but 1900 OF it, number again
formed in lire and marched unmOlested
back 10 the royal palace m front OF
which they gathered unmolested, anu
shouted. Death to the King Death
TO the Queen Regent ana Long i've
the repuhlic'
Even he guards who remained on duty
abOIt the palace seemed 10 pc ll,iiH'' ~
by the sullen temper of the MOD ana
made not the slightest attempt 10 df'Ne
them away. d.
After partly venting their anger against
the youthful King and ms mother the
crowd marched 10 the residence OF Gen
eral Campos. where similar demonstia-
tOn OF disapprOval was made
The apathy OF the police, when was
Internationally due 10 rear, was Slshln-
can't. So far as known, The civil autnori-
ties made no request Of the military FOR
aid IA dispensing the crowd, the meIn-
be-s Of which did as they pleased until
nfchffaU However, they committed no
over acts. contentng themselves with
shouting and hoOting. but they were very
evidently in a humOr 70 tight had they
been interfered with, AFTER darkness nad
set i'm il was proposed 10 gather undsr
fhe WINDOWS 81 the hotel az which VIE
stopping "A number OF Republican dele
yates who had come 20 Madrid specially
10 attend the funeral OF me victim OF
mo ,-endnrr1cS and sefenade them.
The police had I'm the mean time mus
tered fn.lr courage. and told the leaders
the serenade would not be allowed. The
crowd finally listened % their leaders
and dispersed.
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The krn,url-, Senaiorship.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. THE sena,
toriaf situation presents no sensational
features. and there is less indication OF
trouble.
Governor Bradley positively denies the
story TO the eject mat II had been he-
cided 10 call on the State troops 10 sup
press any possible conflict IN the les,sia-
I'VE circles. The Governor did not deny
maj The proposition was discussed in
line Republican caucus last night. but he
said that he had not yet even looked UP
the law o. she subject. and was not
fully convinced that he has authority 10
call out troops under such circumsiancss'
mo vote resulted. Hunter 90. Black
h,fru .r,. garliele. :. Bate, !, MeCrcary, ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
BONDS BRING ll0.6S77.
THE MORGAN sYNDTCATE Will CIR
S33,eff,5J0.
Seven Hundred and Eighty Persons WIZ
Get Remainder--Aii Bids BelowiiO'6s'i
Rejected-Goid Reserve >ii ,is3.i66.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Late this AZ
ternoon Assistant Secretary Curtis an
nounced that he was able 10 state that
from complete analysis OF the bids for
bonds that they showed that bids aggfc-
eating $50, rs, $50 above li0.6SI had been
received. and the $50 persons making
those bids would be awarded bonds
The Morgan syndicate's bid OF Do6>i'
for sioo 100000 bonds. or any part there
OF, would be accepted for the balance OF
the 800. 1000. 600, or for 2ll,350.
All bids below the figures llOben are,
therefore. rejected.
The gold reserve at the close or ousi-
ness to-day stood at Ai,4s3, lcs.
The Withdrawals for the day al New
York Amounted 10 Slmln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
RunL nnin .,.. InLicfrd.

NEW ORLEANS. IA. Feb. Three
or four months ago a small banking IN
stitution OF this city styled the New
orleans Cooperative Banking Associa-
ton. closed its doors under very suspi-
ci0us circumstances.
An Investigation Of the books by COM
mittee OF stockholders resulted unsatisfac-
iorlly. and the affairs Of the bank were
carried 20 the grand jury. To-day that
body returned indictments for erihezz.e-
ment against Adolph H. Himmel. pres
ident. and Fred Bertrand. one OF the a.
rectors Of the defunct institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
Confederate Heroes Names To be Perpetu-
af,d on Stone.

and Toulouse at the saw-mnl of Mr..
g II Oliver. near here, was burned
last night The fire originated from a
defective hue. The loss Is estimated at
about $3.50. No insurance.
News has Just reached here of the
death OF Bob Harper. who for some time
has been in the race-horse business IN
New York.
Judge r. r. Farrar Is advertised to
lecture here Monday evening. February
10th. at O'Clock. FOR the benefit OF the
College \. NJ. &. a. His subject will
be "Lghss and shadows or The story
". y. Newton Camp. G. v, has &
committee at work compiling lists OF
those who were killed aud those VINO
died In tho Confederate service from Han
over county. Il Is desired 10 place their
NAMES on the mural tablet which is 10
be erected at Hanover Courthouse IN
july.
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cONsTANTINOPLE, Feb. THE
Porte, IN response 10 the request o, en-, tle
Ter that IN. United States be granted
permission to have dispatch boat at
constantinopie. maintains that ne par
danelles. neing regulated By an interna-
tlonal agreement. the United states shou .u
apply for the desired pefnl7sl.n ~ ~
six powers that signed the treaty OF
Berlin .,l 90 IL,
entry of an American uispatch "
hence the Portes hesitation 10 grant vi %
Terrells request
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
FDITOR DiNfELS 4 FfGHT.
Marshal Carroll Throws Him Down, blu
No Blows Were Passed.

RALEIGH. \. C., Feb. There was
sensation here to-day IN the shape
of a street fight between Josephus Dan
iels, editor OF The Raleigh News and Oh
server. and late Chict Clerk OF the De
partment OF the Interior and o. j. Car
roll. United States Marshal OF this dis
trict. The trouble was caused by news
paper attacks on Carroll. The latter
threw Daniels down but did not strike
him Neitha. was injured. A magistrate
fined Carroll. who pleaded guilty, ten
dollars and costs. Daniels pleaded not
guilty and was not fined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
Marriage in Frederick si,urg.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA, Feb. I
Special.-Mr W. o. Allison and Miss
Annie T.. Bragdou. daughter OF Mrs.
Annie v Bragdon, were married here
last night at the home OF the bride.
Rev. y. =. s Dunaway officiating. Al
ter the ceremony a reception was held.
Mr. W /. Adkins died yesterday at
his home. IN this county, aged seventy
five years. lie was highly respected. A
widow and four children survive MN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
Ma Constitutional Convention.

Tho Senate Committee on Courts or
rustice held two sessions YESTERDAY, one
in the morning and the other Immediately
after the Senate adjourned. The sHeJeet
under consideration on both oceasio.lls
was Mr. Withers' resolution pIoNidihs ~,
a constitutional convention. The subject
was thoroughly discussed. and the com
mittee finally decided to report the resQ.
luton with the recomme motion thal II
do not pass.
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Louisa County.

LOUISA, VA. Feb 7.-specisl.-Nine-
tenths OF the people here rejoice over
the vote in the House of Delegates on
the Maupin bill. and give The Times u
large share OF the credit for IL.
With IL comes the regret TO the good
people OF this county that their repre-
sentative voted against II.
Those who so entirely ignore the wishes
= thar constituents I'LL b well r..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-08
Men On the t.amington Rescued

PATCHOGUE. l.. l., fep' - y.
steamer Lamington, which was su@ii' ,',
on Great South Beach, opPo-'te '-''9
place, during the fos Oh Hues"a'' - a
total loss. All the men WEI" -,
the last being brought 10 shole a.
o.c,ock TODAY II Is SAID that all Wnl
have fully recovered rom the efec's vi
their terrible experience in Il rev days
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His t--aiiaut Hailed.

Henry Johnson. who was stabbed Thurs
day night in a fight with an unknown
negro and taken 20 the almshouse WITH a
supposed mortal wound, was getting
along very well last night and may -
cover The negro who cut him IS in the
employ OF Warner Moore * Co., and goes
by the nickname Of Beau" His real
name is Henry Clark, and he was ar
rested and Jailed yesterday morning
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memberea when they ask for votes again.
The heavy rain OF night before last
and yesterday raised the water courses
a good deal. but no damage was done.
Water IN some OF the wells here IS
very low yet. Judge Sims IS having his
well made deeper this week.