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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Nev-Engiand and Eastern New-York snow clear
ing and much colder tonight light VaflAoe "'uS' "
coming northues,erly and Increasing
r.. Fastern Pennsylvana. threatening weather ana
,, snow followed by fair. much colder Tonight hSht
.,oh,o ulnas becoming northwesterly and Increasing
For New-Iersey. Delaware. Maryland ana virginia
-,iv cloudy weather preceded by snow on me COAST
paisrS coider 10 night; brisk northwesterly winds
~, Western New-York fair. preceded by lsht sho"
~. ialea. colder. high northwesterly winds.
Oh uYas,ern PENNSYLVANIA and ONO fair, preceded by
-, or the lakes: much colder; brisk 10 hsh horth 10
northwest winds
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Gptfial Nosites.


FIFTH AVENUE
AUCTION ROOMS.
VIM p e h,,.s 's x,rrss;4.oyrrr
HIGHLY sRT ii fMF EanisS1'Y SALE
MRS. REBECCA MI. MULROY.
Administrative.
ANTIQUE AND M %SS FURNITURE"
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
belonging to the estate Of Luke Muiroys
decaassd.
THE ELEGANT EMBELLISHMENTS
A Handsome Private Residences
on Doth ST.
suMFTToTs DeswISS BOON 81 pESIMq Foon
made by KlmbeI. Her,er. and other high class
superbly Carved MahoEany Dining Room Table ard
Closets. Richly "a, Glars Rare od English silver
Tea sets. Fruit Baskets cream P'oners' Salt c'l'sr~
SUPERB SCREEN Costly pRAwINGG, ROOM
SOFAS. DIvANs. AND ODD CHAIRS
a Sseinway Baby Grand Piano
ARTISTIC he siss B;s% Ped sE
Very Elegant Bedroorn suite. Cost
STOO;
BRASS BEDsTEADs cHIFFoNIERs BuEEAJs
Polar Hear Rocs. Bifraio Head Ensrsyinss water
Coiors Porreians. Glass Vases buffalo Robe. Sc
A CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO,
together with a Rare Collection u
sheraton.
Chippendale and Colonial
FURNITURE.
Eaborateiy Carved Hgh Post Mahogany n'is'csd
Glass Brass Goods and a varied assortment ~
ANTIQUES.
TO BE SOLD
"Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Afternoons.
February l. =. q md =. Mt O'clock
a. A.
AMERICAS ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
Tomorrow monday and Tuesday
Afternoons, ut 2:3o o'clock.
Az
EXTRAORDINAR COLLECTION
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
Beautiful Oriental Fabrics and
Embroideries.
Selected by Japanese Expert,
-. MATSUKI.
Thomas E. kirby, Auctioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATIONS. Managore.
Astonishingl, high prices PAID tor ladies' senas-
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MARRIED.

PARsONs-HARTLEY-On January *. at her residence.
No "a Gramercy Park. by the Rev DR. Isaac =.
Hartley Isabel Sherwood second daughter OF Joseph
Wtrid and the late Forinda Morton Hartley 70 George
Parsons. OF Cairo. III
sABIN-LANE-At Honolulu. Hawaii. January 4, at the
cathedral Church Of ST. Andrew by the Rev. Vincent
Howard Kitcei. william Fredericton Saba Of Brook
yn y. Y, to Mary Rosalnd Lane. OF wsislua.
Hawaii.
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Gueriul y otires.
Gperial Noilres.
ooooooooonooooN~NnoONNo
ga IA"
ART SALE.
The valuable Collection of
MODERN PAINTINGS
BELONGING TO .
MRS. A. wilkins.


Daughter law OF ExAsssant Secretary Of the Interior
David b. Hawkins.
These paintings are all by FOREIGN
A RTISTS, making a collection OF
RARE EXCELLENCE and great
value. 1t will be observed on inspection
that in almost every instance each
ptcture in the catalogue 80 q repre-
sentative and important work. It has
been my desire that the gathering
might be regarded as UNEXCEP-
TIONAD.
II therefore Affords me pleasure TO
announce that tho exhibit which now
have the honor Of displaying contains
works of medsled artists who have re-
oeived the highest honors at tho Paris
Salon and other European Expositions.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
at the
sCHENCK ART GALLERY.
50 Cedar Street.
Between william and Nassau Streets
Among the artists represented ares IL
Bonheur. Disz. Pratells.
NIillet Dupre. Reyna,
IIarnar .Jacque Tamburinf.
r,ryon Michel, Reynsud,
cas.nov, Mauve. Yerboeckhoven.
C,,rot Omme2auclx Van Marcke.
Cou,b.t Picsu Veyrsssat.
Constable. Pnredes. Zeim.
and many others
To be Sold at Auction wednesday.
Thursday and Friday at $40
O'Clock each day.
FRANK II. SCHENCK.
Auctioneer.
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Religions Notices.


AT aOIfTH CHURCH Madison and Ssth 81 rev
p0r1FpI(-X TERRY ID u. astor-SerNices AT II a. "a
ana % m AZ o. m oraiorio. The kedeinptoh' ~
C;ounod will be
c,uD,s- ,.ur-R,H fist -, and boulevard Rev Or
q ct{rpMAN Hector.-Morning service at H. evening
q Sunday school. 10 IA m.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES corner 2sth-st
a,d OH ay, Rev BRADY r BACkUs d. D, Rector -
Nornlns service 10 IS. Rev FRANCIS J. Clay MORAN
Iii breach choral evensonR T;s5. Rev. W u. WILL
tAMs subject why Should Go % church,
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. l55 Worth-st.
WIN y BARNARD Superintendent Service ~ song on
sunday at $50 , sinsing by the choir o. ealiten
on me Institution Public invited Donations ~ clothing
and solicited.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE jano-
cry ~ 1860 AZ II 20 m at Carnegie Music Hal cor
ner b1th-st ana Tth-ave.-Lscture by DR. FELIX AID
LER who will give the concluding address Of the Con
ditions Of the Happiness Of Homes AL Interested ss
invited
d!
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address
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MRS LUDLOW GOES TO HAVANA.

Among those who saAed ths City OF WASH
r,nn yesterday for Havana was MIS- Ludlow the
wife OF General Ludlow. the military oo.e'No- -
Havana City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

The announcement was made yesterday that the
marriage Of Miss Mary Rosand Lane, OF Wasina
Hawaii to William Frederickson sabn. Of Brook
lyn took place on January at the GaIheG 1sd
Church Of 81. Andrew, al Honolulu, HaWah. lne
Rev Vincent Howard Kitcet performed the cefe-
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POstOfIIce Notice.

AstonishingI, high prices paid tor ladies'. gentle
mems. children lue cast OF clothing. fur-. J-Nelrl
Brc-a- Brae. Nc. Mr. Mrs. NAl~lAI. 80. Sih- ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

" s me departures for Europe last week were
ss..l "F Royal Phelps Carroll. Mrs. Adolph
az ,,u'g Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr..
as w. n Cass Garfield. Mrs. Robert d. Doug
n NJ GORDON Fellowes. Miss Inman Henry S
a Nm. rlerre LOrillard. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ia,lss Tatlhe C!arkson Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Au
4 Es..S.. smith, VINO were married q week ago In
H. Loclt~o'oHlews Church. Mr.. and Mrs. George
""Ooo and Stuart A. Coats.
4 ouss J. Vatable. Of No. II East Forty-ninth-
y n" De at home on Mondays. February 6
n. Ne"is Livingston Delaheld. OF No "a West
N .,' N'h-s'., will give dinner party on Thurs
Phi6lis, February 2. IN honor Of Miss Morris.
ana Mrs. John Cameron Anderson. whose
y TOOK place al O'Clock on Friday after
a >" 81 Bartholomew's Church. Madlson-ave
-, s-iourth-st., sailed for France yesterday
80 steamship Normandie They will remain
49, uD"i late In the summer The wedding
ScS ~ Was Vas performed IN the baptistry Of the
k1Y an r re presence OF relatives only. by the
lay HeV. Dr. David II. Greer. The bride.
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who is a daughter Of the late Isaac Sheldon, Of NO.
II West Fifteth-st.. and widow or Henry Milton
sheldon She a gown OF steel-colored gray
noplln and n black hat. trimmed with black ostrich
inns There were no bridesmaids maid OF honor or
ushers DR. Kenneth T. Kellogg. was the bride
croom's best man. DR.. Anderson is a son OF David
Bruce Anderson Of Canada.
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g. o. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church
W.. want Square az noon yesterday Mrs. Mary
" s nA Livingston daughter Of the late Thomas
:. ''ehsr and sister % Mrs. George Gray Ward,
NJ, 'A married 70 II. Mason Raborg, Of this city
49,, v" relatives were present at the ceremony
v,rs sl vas Performed by the rector, the Rev. DR..
,,'.. sm : Rainsford The bride was attired in
,%., '.DAs Costume Of gray cloth. trimmed with
- WIN hat 10 correspond. She carried
aud ~ !. White roses. There were no attendants
vetes, ,eeepuOn. the couple starting on their
tAsr Ys,s ap Immediately after the ceremony on
tsrs NJ they Will give reception at Their
t0se p,s ~ NJ East Thirty eighth-st Some OF
Wgtsr y, N the church were Mrs. Thomas NJ.
RerirsN ~ ana Mrs. George Gray Ward, IT.,
Z Co-L1, Bingham Wigham Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Miss sing ,,s+s.,s M and Mrs. Robert W. Rutherfurd.
Aiersnds. n 5iuic, Mr. and Mrs. Eastman Johnson,
and T6o huilerfurd. Mrs. Wright Russell Hyde
AYlngs,o. habOrg. The engagement Of Mrs.
s0 yes,s D 70 Mr. RabOrg WAS announced about
livingston. IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

The next meeting OF the Wednesday Social and
Skating Club will be held at the home Of the,
Misses Gilbert No. POI West Eighty-hfth-st The
organiza ton meets every other Wednesday AT the
St Nicholas Skating Rink. and once month at
the home of one OF the girl members. Some OF the
members are Miss Anne RhOades Gilbert Miss Nix.
Miss Madeleine Bonney Miss Pye. Miss Granbery.
r Gerard Smith. +. Williston Wright. John NIX,
Herbert Goodwin and H. Utley Boardman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

The Washington Post reproduces some
remarks of ours concerning the inspection
system as applied to public officers and
adds.
Taa best inspections are those which
come when least expected. An official
! whose cash account Dis short can. n Doe
knows just when Doe Will Doe called upon to
show his books and cash, make zap the
d.1cIt uy borrowing money for a day OF
tu1 by This device The Urccking of more
.lau one financial institution is facintat-
cd every year. Not only the accounts of
officials. bu, public institutions. such as
prisons and asylums. should Doe liable at
any hour of amy day in the year TO De wise
tod for the purpose OF inspection Reg
uI8r visits are of little utility. for they
cam ua. and iu many cases are. carefully
prepared for. SO that the inspectors get "a
false impression OF tho anagcmcnt.
There is room for Improvement I'D this
matter boz many States. and The Post
bias BOO doubt that IL some OF tine iusttu-
to0- supported bv the United States were
visited Unexpectedly hv those whose duty
fl is t0 SEQ that thev are property managed
OBJ. inmates would Doe better cared for
we earnestly commend this subject 20
the legislature We do not mean to- en-
courage the spy system The State should
ueat her public servants as honorable
mon. but uo honest officer cam object 20
making am exhibit from time to time to
the authorized agents of the State In
deed. such a system would be a blessing
20 State officials and should be demanded
by them. An officer may sometimes fan
into careless habits. or De may be going
wrong without knowing &C. or Dee may
have subordiuatcs who fool him. There
fore if is to his advantage TO have au n-
tcuigont Inspector come along every now
and then and overhaul his office and his
accounts 20 see that everything is as &c
should Dc.
Some time ago q government Inspector
visited postomce in one Of The Virginia
towns and was cordially received by the
postmaster. who supposed that everything
h d. office was i'm apple pic order. And
$50 everything seemed 90 be- Finally wien
The work seemed 10 Doe done the postmas-
t,r reminded the inspector that ho had
DID,, been into the money order department.
The Inspector replied that he had no idea
Of leaving without looking through that
department also. lie did go In. and ne made
an iuyestg tion. and hc found that the
man in charge was short in his accounts.
The postmaster was simply dumfounded.
He had never suspected such q thing. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

Officers of Che Police Benevolent AS
ISOLATION were elected for the ensuing
year at IT'S meeting held Tuesday after
noon. at o'clock They are as fouo"s'
President B T.. Howard. vice pres-
iient. A. r. Cousins, treasurer. O.. H.
Matthews. secretary. j. -. Angle. audit
in. committee j. a. Cosby. j. T. Shin
be-eel. o.. -. Ot.y. board of directors. b.
H. Howard. o. a. Boyd s. "a. iawos j..
h. Morris. O.. ~ Phillips. from citizens;
49, IS Nh twood. S. 10. Matthews. j. H.
Ker-c. S. vs.. Holdcroft j. B. Angle, r. j.
Brooks. G.. IT, Taucy NJ. b Sutton. A. Il.
Cousins g. W. Epp- j. 3D. Thomas j.
u McAluuen from the police.
Tho Association adjourned to fn5t
Tuesday after first Monday in December
1850
Board of Directors have control of Tho
business of the association and ono meet
ng only is held each year for lne e'el-
ton 0f officers.
Sergeant Shuboreer was chosen cn3H-
man of The auditing committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07
Iarae War Cargo.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6.-The DANISH
steamship Vladimir sawin is on its way
to this city. carrying one Of the largast
Careoes Of war material ever shipped u
the United States.
The shipment includes 500 tons OF heavy
and uaht guns ammunition time fuses.
,o,,adoes ana other war material of the
raost snnroved types and is consigned 20
,bo Rnssian government Tor use on the
Dursien warships now building at
CRAMPS shipyards
when the men-0f-war leaves CTasnps
,te,, viii be in trim FOR action and will
,.r,ceed direct co., the Chinese coast and
- Persian Gulf ports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

prior 10 the election OF year ago.
No rea sonablc man can find fault with
that position The white people Of the
south are not disposed TO disfranchise
the negro simply because he IS black
man. They are willing that intelligent
negroes. who have thc good OF the Cons
monwcaIth 1T heart should have voice
in the government OF the state. But
they are unwilling that the negro shall
forever Doe marplot IN their political
anaus menace TO good government.
TO pure politics and TO peace and order.
Ever since The ballot was put into the
hands of the negro masses they have
voted solidly against the whites. have
in many instances enabled white scoun-
drcls TO get control of the government.
have created racial feeling that too FREE
qucnuy resulted in bloody clashes and
have generally demoralzcd Southern
politics
The whites have with wonderful pa
uuco and forbcarancc endured this sort
of thing. have endured it, longer than
they ought TO have done. and they arc
rapidly reaching the point whore toicr-
aucc ceases Go DE virtue.
We believe that our Raleigh contcmpol-
airy IS right when it says that The intel
ueent black men of Nor,h Carolina are
quite as anxious ass tho white men that
the cause of those abuses shall Doe rc-
moved. We believe that the intelligent
black mon of Virginia would hail with
delight q change in the Virginia ati-
tuition which would disfranchise the .--
normt and vicious negro voters and
hold out inducements TO the negro 20
f1raIifr far ef0raoo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

urges on the ono hand the necessity Of
so regulating these corporations as 80
prevent abuses and to make them serve
the public. and on the other hand he
warns the members against such radical
and ilbcrai measures ass may cripple
enterprise and discourage the investment
of capual m Virginia. Tho Tunes heart
ily concur. in .his sensible view There
are vicious ana arrogant corporations.
TheS ere tho creatures % the law and
ihcy should be regulated by Jaw but
corporations are necessary % carry on
The great operations OF this progros i've
ago OF steam and electricity. and the COM
muruy which prohibits corporations 20
exist win simply pat itself a hundred
wears behind the age This IS purely a
business question and should be- dealt
with as such. Tho DANGER lies in careless
ness ou me one hand and dcmaeogucry
on the other The members OF the Lcgls-
lature should see 90 % that no vicious
bills arc ncakcd through under cover
and that professional politicians are NOT
permitted 20 injure legitimate enterprise
for the sake Of making a little cheap cape
ital for themselves.
We also agree with the Governor that
the most rigid steps should be taken hy
The Legislature 20 prevent corporations
from cXerting corrupt influences in care
ryins elections We believe that herein
lies tho greatest danger. both state and
national from the gigantic combinations
OF The day IL by the corrupt use Of
money they succeed I'm controlling lcgis-
iauve bodies they will indeed De a mem
ACC TO public morals and good govern
ment
in this connection. the Governor makes
some significant suggestions concerning
bribery and corrupt practices generally in
our state elections DE SIS NOT as plain
spoken as ne might be. but his meaning
IS urmistakable Hc denounces bribery
and urges that "the accuracy and fairness
of our election returns should be above
suspicion" We shall have something
moro 10 say ON this subject hereafter
FOR Tho present we repeat what we said
yesterday. that election reform in this
state is necessary 10 public morals, good
government ANA the very existence of
tho Democratic organization.
The Governor earnestly recommends
that "the legislature pass "a general pr.-
mary law. whereby the pooplo may vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07
INDICTMENTS QUASHEO.
Becker. stern and Koscnblum Give
Bond -Cardol1 Sentenced.

i'''' 80,
owns l' l.'e I''' 't...'.... .''''' . '''.,
VINO" i."''' .e l.t,. ..,.,- ..t-
Mofl,z ie. h''' .I....t..,,
I'li'h ui lu' i.... go, 49,. .-.
and AGAINST Al'li.l .,.-. .....i.
and M HosennlN''. '''.'i-'..- mem WIN
conspiracy bad hn improperly sum
moneo, The ndl, 'l me
parties were qla-'.' i' .''' '"''e' 9''''9
Court yesterday. .
AIT l"' p''i, ...'..., ,'. ..li. WV,
men' were he.d in ' . '., ' l. ''''' r APP
pearau0e before I. ''"''' '''''7 us
trict Court nest i.I'L- .,.
There were t"" counts in lne l"li,.-
mont against i''h.'. '.''i -'"7 nun
with procuring ie'i'''-' anna accept
ing naturalization paper. "".aihed if.t'iH-
ulently. by swclrn- before l"e ilns,inss
Court that Doe came '' ,l' 'nIiea states
before Doe had reached lne age oil e-sh-
teen years and had continuously resided
in the United states ever SINCE when
De knew that this "a- NOT ,he ease ard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

Professor McrrlIs successor will De
elected no the meeting oi tAe school
goard in the near future. 30 definite
limo has as yct been sat for the
mce.ins. but 30 ls probable that the
na.l.r win Doe considered some time this
week
Mr. Jesse D.. Buford has made the only
formal application for thc position, hll
AIR. John Hart is also boo the heid. and
several uow holding positions m lle
..r. mo a-,.r4rt- There were Sis
candidates n che field last June when
Vacancy was expected and 30 is probable
that several of these may renew their APP
plcltiOus,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

Philip Gresham. colored. stabbed and
badly injured Thomas Austin. white
bow about fourteen years of age below
Tie EichmouD Icc Company Works on
James river yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock
Gresham was beating Austins younger
brother, when Austin ram 10 TO strike
him. Gresham drew a knife and s.ru' Is
Austin in the left side.
Tho ambulance was called aud the in-
iurea boy moved to h.s home. Dr.
Gooac says that the weapon penetrated
the lung Gre ham was arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

The Raleigh n. c.. Post says that the
proposed constitutional amendment 10
viii not deprive white voters or in;eln-
gent negroes of the right TO vote and
adds that ihc white people Of North
Carolina and very many OF the inteli-
gent negroes are determined TO prevent
a recurrence OF the peace-destroymg
conditions which existed in that State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

A delightful little german was given
last might at tho jefferson Hotel Mr
Memo Mttledorter assisted by Nr All.
bert Wise led 600 his usual graceful style.
Among the dancers We're. Miss Rose
Habel. of Winchester. Miss Minnie
Krononberg of Carlisle. Pa. and
Miss Fannie Earl who has just rcurn-
ed from Europe Alessrs A. N. Marcuse
Nelson, Guust and A. Marcuso
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

former good reputation was taken into

former good reputation was taken into
consideration.
IN of nfassrs. James -. Patton
A. - .etfr.t lanes -. Brady. collector
~ internal revenue. designed to test the
retroactive clause Of the last internal rev
.,,,.. 81 ral4flKe To- charges ON tobacco.
80 t..sr advanced on the Supreme Court
dollet and will be argued on February
~ The amount OF tnc claim specified
an he suit is about 81. l"N nut the decision
am eDulv to- parties SIM rrlN assrleFed lh
he slirn aegregatng SSJ3ooo
counsel for Patton a. 60. gre Mesfi
robn ~ Daniel william J.. Royal and
Bred Harper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

The Virginia Baseball League VIII meet
this afternoon 40 Old Point Am The clubs
of the State will DE represented and 3D.
substantial organization viii be- perfect
ed. Lynchburg wants TO get in the
game. and it is thought that ciiy VIII
no doubt be admitted. Manager Wells
and Secretary Card0za viii leave fA.5
morning 20 be- present at the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07
THURSDAY DEFENDER O. 1900



THE CoVIHNOE.S MESSAGE.
Gov. Tylor's mc.ae, which we nr.nt
elsewhere to-day is 3D. valuable state pa-
per. ana contains number of sensible
recommendations. % .- no, a- nold pore
haps. as some would h1r. b.. arl us l1r-
euaea ie NOT lIf.-.fh.r 4- plain 4s The
.r,m,s is ,.cu..,r,... ... .,,...... .,. jis.rs..
inr publ,. oua.-f.,- l.t v.hu. rra Gov
ernor is conservative and ....iau. i'm deal
ing with certain subjects. Do has not
failed m make himself understood
We are interested tl not. tu.t the FIRST
word Of wsrn.re .r I,. MESSAGE Is .he
same as that which Tr. Times uttered FIN
,ts article of Yesterday rl. Governor
congratulate. u.. l.s.si.iur. upon the
excellent condition of viren.s.s finances.
but calls attention ,a .b. nct that the
interest ob.ieaton. of .nc state win soon
be increased bv $4,000, per auuum. and in
view OF that w4.. tmt tn- exercise of
,ieid economy ODD tr. part do t.a LeeIsla-
-nr. ts necessary. .. ,n. maintenance of
tba rnhli. ,..lr .E. .u MEANS" he
saws .V. .bo,,lI .r.+ Nh. rext assesses
ment of lands. before 49,. fx upon tho
treasury ar, permanent .r.rea. in rN-
f.endituras further ,r.r i- absolutely Nee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

A still alarm was turned in yesleraAy
morning from box, 435, 20 which che"'loAl
engine so. ] responded.
A small fire was Bob Goddin ii'ii a
the corner of 18th and Bank street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-07

Judgment was rendered 100 the Circuit
Court yesterday in the following case.
Charles Do Johnson against Toe Security
Industrial Insurance Company for the
sum of So.