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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
DIDN'T GET OUT OF The WAT
4 Schooner and a Bark Collide Of Fry.
Ing Pan LishlSnip.
SERIOUS COLLISIONS ON THAMES.
A Brigantine sunk by a steamer--Lssss
Another Vessel Collides With tho
wreck--Two ships Run To-
gcther at Havre.

WILMINGTON, n. C., Nov. 2o.-The
schooner Charles II. sprasue. Captain
Harper from Georgetown 10 New York,
with a cargo OF lumber is In the harbor
az Southport with her port rigging torn
away as a result of a collision at sea
Wednesday afternoon. When nine miles
from Frying Pan Lightship, the master
of the Sprague saw a bark bearing down
on him with yards squared. The bark
was The Norwegian Vera, Captain Ter
jeson. which cleared from Wilmington
for Manchester Eng. last Monday, Each
vessel apparently thought the other
would change ber course, but neither did
so and they came together under full
sail. The Vera suffered most, having
great hole knocked in the blum OF her
bow. All Of the crew jumped aboard the
schooner except the captain and cabin
boy, who were taken OF soon afterwarda.
The schooner anchored nearby and the
bark was last sighted at dark Wednesday
night, She sank during tho night lhe
CAPTAINS Of both vessels are here to-day
and have filed their protests. captain
Teriesen with the Norwegian Consul
Alexis Hide. and Captain Harper with
his agents. Mcssrs. George Harris son
x Company
The cargo Of the Vera consisted OF
1850 barrels of rosin. shipped by the l.
+. Shotter Company
BRIGATINE SUNK.
LONDON. Nov. 2o-The British steamer
NIaide. Captain Mussel Waite. which
sailed hence November Sth, for Philadel-
phia. when or Westhoebury buoy. on her
wav down the Thames yesterday, collid-
ed with and sank the Brigantine Roke-
wood. OF this port.
The Made was but slightly damaged,
and later proceeded on her voyage. All
the crew OF the Rokewood were saved
except boy. who was drowned.
RAN INTO WRECK.
Subsequently the British steamer Iris.
CAPTAIN Lcenares. which arrived hera
November llth from Savannah. and was
proceeding down the river, bound Tor
Hamburg. collided with the sunken brig
an,ine. and lost her foremast. smashed
her bridge and carried away her boats
and davits on the port side.
COLLIDE AT HAVRE.
HAVRE. Nov 2o-The British steamer
Corcovado. Captain Styer. from New or
leans. which arrived here to-day, colliced
with a coast vessel while entering port.
Serious damage was sustained by both
vessels. the extent OF which has not yet
been ascertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

LONDON. Nov 2O-A special dispatch
from Paris. received this evening, says
that destructive fire started this even
ing in a shop in the Rue des Pyrenes. in
the northeast section OF the city. Ihe
flames spread rapidly and before the ire
was under control a large number or
small houses and workshops were de-
stroyed. The burned district covers an
area Of about two acres. The loss Is
placed at 900 go francs (<soOrc). After a
six hours battle with the fire. the mem
hers Of the ire brigade were utterly ex-
hausted, and were relieved by "A force OF
- soldiers. who had hoen ordered TO the
scene Of the confiagratiOn.
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Cad 10 be Free.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2O.-Ex-Repre-
sentative William L. Wilson, OF West Nir-
ginia is in the city. attending meeting
OF the Board OF Regents of the Smlthson-
ian Institute Mr. Wilson Is now prcsi-
dent OF the Washington and Lee Cniyer-
sity OF Lexington. Va.
II am perfectly contented and delighted
10 be out of politics" said Mr.. Wilson to-
day. "and have no desire 10 enter politics
again. am interested I'm the work which
Is now engaging my attention and enjoy
my surroundings"
Mr. Wilson was questioned as 10 his In
.ernretatlOn OF the recent elections. but
excused himself from replying on the
ground that ne intended. now that he Is
out OF politics. 20 keep out Of even a dis
cussion Of the subject.
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clal opinion. The reply was received to-
day stating:
In my opinion there viii be no danger
whatever cf contracting yellow fever in
New Orleans during May Of Is9S."
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov. e0.--As
stated In these dispatches last night. be-
ginning to-day at noon all quarantine re-
sirictions In Alabama, so far rs states
authorities are concerned. were removed.
one or two counties south or Montgom-
cry continue their quarantine, but 81
amounts TO little. Commenclng Monday
trains will be run out ot Montgomery TO
Mobile and New orleans and VIII be on
their old schedules.
All others resumed scme days aco.
There was only one new case Of yell
low fever to-day Raphael Semmes, man
agcr OF the Mobile-Street Railway Com
pany. one death is reported. Harry How
ard (colored).
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-TEc quaran-
tine restrictions having been removed on
account OF tho subeldence OF yellow fever
epidemic the Southern railway has :e-
sumod tho United states fast mail train
service from Washington 20 New Orleans
and the South. via Atlanta and Monigom-
cry.
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Rer rnan Turns Up.

CHICAGO Nov 20.-George 4. Berg
MAJ, Who vas 10 have been married Wed
nesday evening TO Miss Margaret Perry,
and dsappeared on rhs nd s OF hon1 In
fhs poiice and his relatives have been
searehinr ever since his disappearance.
rs bee1 found and is now at the resi-
dence of his rather on west Adams street.
Tho family refused 10 say anything re-
eardinc the disappearance OF the young
man or TO permit ANYBODY 10 see him.
He mas no money and the family claim he
'.r,ay have been robbed
lie was found this evening in the depot
Of Tho Northwestern railway az Alllwau-
i.se inst as he was about to take q train
Tor Chicago, and was brought home by
his father.
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Shot His A.snilant.

SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. pa special
TO the Morning News, from Moultrie, Ca.
SAYS About three miles from here last
night at a party, Neal Sinclair shot and
instantly killed Robert Register and
wounded his brother, Linton. 1t seems
that the Registers were attacking SIN
clair with knives causing him 10 shoot
All are young men of prominent families.
The Registers are sons Of ex-Sherin John
Register, and Sinclair is a nephew OF ID.
Sinclair. a turpentine operator Of this
county. and partner Of b. f.. Bullard, Of
Savannah.
Sinclair has not been arrested.
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TIM BTG LONDON FTRE.
Tho Ioss Not Expected 10 Exceed
$4,000 900.


LONDON. Nov. .o-it is impossible to
accurately es,imaio the damage done oy
TIC picat conaaeration yesterday. bat ihe
direct loss Mil probably be below So
C11.n0
Consols and India per cents. have fal-
zen heavliv. b. the hcrcf that the losses
Will noccss 1ote heavy sales by insurance
comranissf1nd most Of the insurance
company ahfros have dropped 10 TO ID
shillngs.
Tho Eve-lee Standard in its financial
article tbfs rvcuinE saws. n is believed
that the bAH, OF tho fire financial losses
Will faH uu3a American insurance COM
panics In Fpite or the magnitude of the
disaster oniy'two hremen were slightly in
inrod durin< The work of cxtinguishins
the flames. 1Ab0ut 3lO firms are seeking
for new ofif1s.
The ofIciai eport says tho cause Of the
fire is unlxnorn. A large number Of ware
houses frorffve 10 six stories high have
been burned, and have partly fallen. the
whole COVERING an area OF 200 TO go yards.
bounded by Nichols Square. Edmund $
place. Jcwin Crescent. Australian ave-
nue. Paui's ailey and Red Cross street.
The insurance agents take an optimistic
view % the disaster their estimates
ranging from clo0oo0o to cioo0ooO. II is
a fact that dozens Of burned-out firms
were not insured. In some cases. because
they were considered 10 be undesirable
customers and IN others. because the To-
cahty has lone been considered danger
ous by the insurnncc companies. The lat
ter assert that the sensational rumors re-
eardng the losses have been promoted
on the stock exchange in order to in
fiuence stocks.
All the historic treasures of Cripple
Cate church were removed. including the
records OF Oliver Cromwelrs marriage,
Milton's burial and the deaths from the
plague in 1855.
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Serious Damage by Floods.

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov. 2o.-The most
serious damage done by the recent floods
50 far reported was at Mount vernon. ne
dykes surrounding that town broke last
nioht and within an hour the whole town
was under two feet of water. hundreds
OF men worked like Trojans, but their
work was in vain, as the river continued
"a rise until IL reached height OF two
feot higher than IL was four years ago,
when the whole Skagit Valley was IN
undated
Hundreds Of head OF stock were drown
ed and many barns and granaries washed
away.
The Great Northern track below town
was washed out for distance OF 300 feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

NEW YORK Nov. 20.-The horse show
which opened the society season Of 1871 IS
came 10 au end tonight.
Tho attendance upon the closing night
was large. ana it can safely be said that
the show was a success in more ways
than one. ,.
Financially it may not have been quite
as nrofitable as the other shows, but the
management appears TO be satisfied with
the exhibition.
The last session began with parade
OF all the prize winners ana the beriboon-
an hour
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sex. IS embraced. He is "A man Of the
highest character and Of great legal abil-
ity. During the war he woE fame and
rank as a staunch defender Of the South
and since that period has been actively
Identified with the Confederate organiza-
tions Of Virginia. being at the present
time commander OF the camp al his home
A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN.
Judge Wright resides in a beautiful
home near the town Of Tappahannock.
IIe is a staunch Episcopalian; on earnest,
Christian gentleman.
Among the veterans the consent Of
Judge Wright 20 serve on the committee
would create the llTeliest satisfaction. IL
IS the universal desire that full justice
shall be done I'm the approaching invesu-
cation. and Judge Wrights name Is a
guarantee that such will be The ease.
The date for the beginning Of the in
vcstigation has not been fixed but IL Is
expected tho committee win meet early
ln December.
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Rnrnl I,nilrr Eynlnelnn.

ACKERNAN. MISS. Nov. 20-News
has 1ust rcacncd mere from LouiSFllie'
sixteen miles south of the explosion Of a
boiler IN John WoOdward's steam MILL
which occurred at that place this evening,
causing the death of Frank Woodward.
Jim Hemphill and Fayette Norton. Sew
eral others were perhaps fatally injured
John Woodward, owner of the mill, and
his nephew Mott, were badly scalded
DIR. J. c. Blairs two little boys ana JET
HathOrn and John Coleman were also
badly burned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
WiNTS PARDOy FOR HdNyER.
C Congressman otey Seeks Further ESecu-
tive Clemeucy.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Representa-
tive Peter j. Otey, Of Virginia, called at
the White House in the interest of Mr..
Hammer, who was convicted of wrecklng
a Lynchburg bank n few years ago. Presl-
dent Cleveland commuted his sentence
but Congressman Otey hopes that Mr.. NC
Kinley may see his way clear TO grant
him a pardon. His term will expire in
three months. but Hammer says his aged
mother is dying. and as he has been a
most exemplary prisoner, Mr.. Otey thinks
he should be pardoned i'm time to see his
mother before she dies. Mr.. Otey has an
appointment with the President for Mon
day morning.
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Mcxico Annex Cnbn /?

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2o.-The question
OF the future OF Cuba excites some inter-
est, owing 10 the talk OF possible union
OF the island with the Mexican republic,
in case OF It's gaining ultimately ITS In
dependence. which would be pleasing 10 a
large portion OF the Mexican people. The
HeraldO remarks:
cuba should become a part OF Mexico,
which will eventually form part OF the
great tropical republic extending 10 the
mouth OF the Orinoco, making the Carib-
bean Sea and Gulf OF Mexico the New
World Mediterranean"
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n.,r r,snrn,s Tvpewrit.r Mnrks

HAVANA, Nov. 2o-Aocording to an
last Ten Says have lost, 225 men Killed
-1among them a colonel a major and five
other officers. and twenty prisoners and
los firearms and zen thousand cartridges
In the same time two insurgent officers
and "a privates have surrendered.
The same report places the Spanish
loss FOR the last ten days az TWO officers
and 81 privates killed and five officers
and l59 Yriyates wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Invited Emma Goldman TO Speak and ms n
Result Nav Haso TO Resign.

DETROIT MICH. Nov. 2o.--Emma
Goldman. the Anarchist leader. lectured
last night In the Peoples Tabernacle. and
boldly declared her infdeliiy. her 5isbe-
lief in laws. and her opposition 10 tho
custom OF matrimony, etc.
Miss Goldman was invited 10 address
the congregation by the pasior. Rev. X.
MCGOWAN. despite considerable opposition.
To-day majority OF the deacons and
many members OF the church declare the
proceedings TO have been outrageous and
wholly without excuse. They called upon
the pastor 10 resign. otherwise they say
they will quit the church
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UA,IuOND TRTES TO ESCAPE.
UeIs the Prisoner Whom Captain Lover
ing Is Charged With Maitreatins'

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-Private Hammond
tbo military prisoner az Fort Sheridan
whom Captain Lowering is charged with
,-.,,.ti,,, created intense excitement at
IT,, ,,oe+ to-nicht by an attempt 10 break
.v.av from his guard. I'm company WIN
DO nrisorer. Hammond had been de-
tailed 10 push small cart 20 the .oi. aoor
oil the private mess-roon, Jusl as .l..i .'', !,
Tor Wbertv and ran for small rayine
near at hand. where he would have had
'', evcoliont chance for Guiding his pur-
sIers Private Edwards who was the
guard in charge Of Hammond, dashed ai-
tbe prisoner and marched him back %
the guard house.
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Shot at His Table.

EI.MIRA, y. Y, Nov. 20.-John Den
mark. a farmer living near Van Ettan,
twenty-five miles from EImira, was muir
dered to-day hy an unknown person. Den
mark and his little son were sitting IN
their home at a table when the muzzlc
of a double-barrelled shotgun was poked
through a pane Of glass in the window,
and at short range the murderer blaZed
away al Denmark, killing him instantly.
A party Of fifteen armed men are scour-
inx the country for the criminal Late to-
night IL IS reported that the posse have
surrounded the murderer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Identified afIa.t.

CHARLESTON S. Q. Nov. 20.-It vas
learned to-day that the man who COM
rnitted suicide here under the name ot
H. Johnson was n. S. Baines. the junior
member Of the firm of Baines Brothers OF
Bi nalo. n ~ The man was thirty
third-degree Mason, and the mystery sur
rounding his death and identity occasion
ed much interest. The number of his
watch was the means of identifying him.
The body Is TO be eXhumcd and sent TO
,La rDl.IlNN.
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pnehets of aarlboronsh's Dressing Case

LONDON. Nov. 20-A special dispatch
from oxford, received tonight, says that
the dressing case Of the Duchess OF Marl-
borough was stolen from Paddngton sta
tion this evening as the Duchess was
about 10 start for oxford.
The maid who accompanied the Duchess
left the case for short time In order 10
purchase tickets. and when she returned
10 the spot where she had put II down
she found that IL had disappeared. Who
ever stole the dressing case no doubt
thought he had obtained a rich haul, but
was disappointed, as there were few val
uables among its contents.
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Nail.Ri,isr'S Perl,

LENOIR. N. C.. Nov. 20-special-A
narrow escape from death occurred TO tho
mail carrier on the Lenoir and Blowing
Rock route on Monday. lie was on horse
back. and was coming down the noun
tain while the wind was blowing a fierce
gale. A tree blew down and fell across
the horse behind the rider. and crushed
the animal to the ground. The rider
escaped with "A few bruises.
The produce business from the noun
talns Is enormous Forty wagons loaded
with cabbage. apples and potatoes were
on the streets nj one time Ne.irrday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
ALar,r tanner, De,,roved.

WATSON r)vN. PA, Nov. GA large
tannery known as the Watsontown Tan
ring Company. owned oy Langdon & Co..
az Boston. was almost cnurely destroyed
hv fre' The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
Amount OF insu .ance cannot be learned al
"a = hour.
The fire is said to have been OF inccn-
diary origin.
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EDITION HARRIS DEAD.
Col. Gerald, Who Killed the Brothers, Is
in Critical Condition.

WACO. TEX, Nov. 2o.-Yesterday'
bloody fight between Colonel Gerald and
the Harris brothers has been the sole
tonic of discussion in this usually quiet
eftv. Editor j. W. Harris, who was
wounded. died to-day. and his body Hes
beside that Of his brother w, \. Harrls.
who was killed while the battle was AT
its fercest Colonel Gerald Is badly
wounded i'm the groin His left arm was
amputated to-day, and tonight he Is In a
critical condition. Other trouble Is eN-
pected as result OF the fight and the
Brann-Baylor University affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
GLADSTONE'S HEdLTIL
Alarming Rumors Denied--sufiering from
Insomnia.

LONDON. Nov. 2O.-An alarming rumor
REGARDING Mr.. Gladstone's health has been
widely circulated I'm the city. and this
evening formed the principal topic Of
conversation at the various clubs.
4 dispatch from Hawarden has been
received contradictine the rumor, and
saying that although he mas been suiIer-
ine, from, Insomnia Tor "A week past, Mr.
Gladstone had been able 10 take a con-
eidera HE amount of outdoor exercise.
To-day he and Mrs Gladstone drove
from lie rectory. where they had Deen
guests for few days. 10 the castle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
New PO.tma.ters.

WASHINGTON. Nov 20-The follow
ing fourth class postmasters were ap-
pointed to-day.
virginia-Doyer Mines W. T. Taylor;
Hiltons. $. G. Owens
North Carolina-Catalooch. J. f.
palmer. Cerro Gordo, W H. Harrison.
Davidson. $ II. Brady: Idalia. W. W. sat
terwaite.
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Ready to Resume Trial of Thorn

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-District Attor-
noy Youngs. of Queens county said that
everything is i'm readiness Tor the re-
sumption on Monday OF the trial of Mar
tin Thorne. the alleged murderer Of VIII
liam Guldensuppe.
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Oilers Reelected.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. aC.-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Charleston and Savannah railroad was
held here to-day. All Of the old officers
OF the company were reelected. The an.
nuaI reported submitted showed gross
earnings OF s5s2 $3.50. against sfi6s5
operating expenses. The report was con-
sldered to be entirely satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov 2O.-The President
has designated the revenue cutters Wood
bury, Dallas. Manning. Hamilton. Win
dom, and Morrill, 10 cruise on the East
ern coast OF the United States for the
relief of distressed seamen and navigatOrs
during the coming winter months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
dGR4RTdNS Nv DISFATOR.
The Emperor viii Open the Reichstag In
Person.

BERLIN. Nov. 0.-The Economic
Council. which began it's sessions this
week and whose most important meetings
will be attended by the Emperor. IS
hodv snecially called together by the
government 10 devise tie best measures
rced.d IN connection with the interna-
tional tariff relations with special re-
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lienre Genrrc's Mill-

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The will Of the
late Henry George filed for probate to-
day, leaves his entire estate, consisting
OF the home at Fort Hamilton. worth $ 900
and the copyright Of his books, 10 his
widow. Mr.. Georges book on political
economy In the writing of which he spent
he expected his game to rest, will be pub
lsheu IN a few months.
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THE FEvER SITUATION.
-Four Deaths and Ten NOW Cases--No Dan
ger to- Ilks.

ger to- Ilks.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2o.-There were
tcn new cases and four deaths from yell
low fever to-day
Deaths-Francis Dupont ID. Nanterillo,
Elizabeth Lcmonier. aud Mary Staloni.
The Pennsylvania Board Of Health
transmitted resolutions 90 the State Board
OF Health complimenung it on its tight
against the disease.
There Is little change in the quarantine
situation. although Arkansas Is now wide
open 20 freight and passengers.
Ia view OF efforts being made 10 in
duce the Elks 10 hold their annual gath
ering elsewhere on account Of the yellow
fever here. Colonel William Murray. Of
the Illinois Central, wrote % Dr. John
Gulteras. the yellow fever expert OF the
University Of Pennsylvania. for an ofti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

WESTERLY, r. l.. Nov. 20.-Horace
Vose who has annually sent a turkey 10
the presidents table since the days of
Senator ii y. Anthony. OF Rhode Island.
has selected a bird this year that Will
weigh twenty-seven pounds. II will be
shipped TO President Mckinley early next
week.
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WEATHER EOI;ECAsT.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2o-Forecast for
Sunday:
Virginia. North and South Carolina
Fair, warmer: southerly winds.
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Il Leasing Prisoner. .

HAVANA. Nov. 20-All the English
prisoners held in the island have already
been released and all the American aud
q few days.
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THREW DOWN A GAUNTLET.
brady Says He Did Not think Euch Of
The Removal
TILL THE CHAMBER SHOWED FIGHT.
Then He Got His Irish Upand Determined
to Move 1t to Petersburg 1.-The Dis
position Of the once Force
Ordcrto Come Monday.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Special-It
was forcgone concluslon-the removal
OF the office Of collector OF internal Rev
enue from Richmond TO Petersburg
After Commissioner Forman consented to
the removal OF the headquarters OF the
Sixth Internal Revenue District. known
as the Western District from Lynchburg
10 Alexandria. Notwithstanding the vigor-
Gus protests OF Congressman Otey and
the business men OF Lynchburg, il might
have been readily guessed that Colonel
James d. Brady, collector for the Rich
mohd District, would have no difficulty
in getting the permission Of the depart
ment 10 move his Office to Petersburg.
Colonel Brady had said nothing recently
10 tho Commissioner about the matter
Of taking the Office 10 Petersburg, and
the Commissioner had no intimation that
he wanted the matter taken up until he
and Congressman Lamb and Mr.. W. ..
Shelton, representing the Chamber Of
Commerce called at the department this
morning.
BEFORE THE COMMISSIONER.
The question Of removal was thoroughly
discussed. Captain Lamb and Mr.. Skel-
ton had much data in favor OF Richmond.
Petersburg was not represented except by
the collector himself. whose home is in
Petersburg He pointed out that the pa
irons Of the office would not be incon-
venlenced by the change. DEPUTY Collec-
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

Tho following Is the reporo OF tho
Thermometer at The Times Office ysstsr-
"a. NJ. cl: ig NJ. Sc; 8 p. ~. IS; 2.
NJ. So; 3 r. NJ. G.; IL ~. %. Average.
81 sc.