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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

CHICAGO oct. 10 tspociaD. Wheat under puts to-
day sold at - under Thursdays close. half Of
mis- VAS recovered. and to-night's prices were ic
20 a.c unlor last nights with the exception Of lb-
eral clcarauces thu news looked hoarsh. the COM
mission house selling was better than the buying
\ partial recovery at the close vas probably on
buying against the puts. December opened ar 7-i.
and 12'-e sold between 72.c and re. and CLOSED =
'2i.c The October kept AT g. discount closing at
7Vi4c hut even az that TIA" cash demand here Was
poor Liverpool was unchanged ON wheat British
consos closed whore they did last night. u looked
a. Il tie English Spectators had got over thelr
war excitement Argentine shipments were large
ll1G.rv bushels. compared with ll2o@0 bushels the
week previous and nothing last year Minneapolis
promised increase I'm It's stocks Of le"oo0 BUSH
els Duluth. an increase OF 10000 bushels. Chicago.
of about $1,000 bushels It looks as il the visible
might increase l7i'c'D bushels. Clcarances to-day
were 5-l.oo bushels and seahoard clearauccs IN nee
DAYS have been almost 4eN.pD bushels The Mod
crn Miller reported winter wheat suffering from
dropth and insects. and this there was a N',ls
recovery at the close The commission people were
generally sellers.
Corn was strong up 10 noon. getting 20 call figure
and showing a. advance over Thursday The sea-
board was buying December through commission
people here. In the last hour corn sympathzed
Win the wheat weakness There WAS rather free
selling hy 81 Louis. aud there Was considerable
profit taking The close was IS 20 :. under Thurs
day. O'tuh"r CLOSED al 5l'sr December opened AZ
Ai.c sold between Sa.c slasc ard Slisc and closed
at 5i4c May kept lc over December and closed
at a-'.c Liverpool WAS i.d 20 ia higher. clear
nuces Wrr. cjsrpo bushels Receipts were 6Ss cars
with 80 for Saturday. Argentine shipments wee
lS'2. bushels. Western offerings Of old corn
keep small The cash demand IS irregular The
scahoard reports large export business. 10. loads
to-day.
oats sympathizel with the decline in The other
grain and closed - \, under Thursday October
22i.c. December &c. May. 2Hs' Offerings are lf-
creasiug somewhat The cash demand was rot
quit, good f. has been. Receipts "et" ~
ears with 3n rpr tomorrow Scaboard cleartnc"5
were ~, bushels tn" selling ~ futures Was l"d
hy Councilman ara MrHc,noids
IloNsr,d Vas strong. closing 5iec 10 FYc oyer
Thur-da>. October 81 gag. December. s. 2i'. Chi
cago lad forty-uine cars. Duuth had ~. Mime
npolis ioo Shorts were the buyers to-day Flax
seed s. up about Az within "A month
Provisions were weak up e. the last few minutes.
just before the CLOSE they recovered almost al.
their decline. PORK. lard and ribs closed about
where they dii on Thursday. Packers continue
sellers Of January Early there was considerable
liquidation Early october ribs broA- Lao sH.i lnsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
~RrG ForR~- CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.

A.tiri,v iu Chesapeake and ohio and cleveland.
CIulinuaii chicago and ST Louis stocks IN tho
last TWO days has revived H." report % Il close
financial or-odatior ~ tho fwo companies. IRE
-p,.ft.e of th, Utility or plan for consoH-
,iati,u which would doubtless involve re cnanE.
ing ~ fl.eau"ale and Ohio stock INTO -Blg foAf
So. K ,fi the basis ~ Two shares OF the first named
far onr of the latter. the value # oo'h issue Is
,rl..r lf~, owing 20 continued expansion in earn
ir.- ,I.-ir,. .t,. and ohio received dividend ~
r.r e.rt this year. ana big Four stock Is
l..lll.a for one .u December. Vanderbilt inter
,-ts llv, b,,n heavy buyers - is -Four stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

,o,os.,oo. balances N.SSS4i5 Philadelphia-EX-
changes. ss.eslS52 balances. N.l31o-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET .'a ,, mon'y y,, a.
t@t, per cent for s9qr and 'g'a' p rT' c g
Tors cxchamec on London, . francs 80 cen''''''
Paris discount rate. 81. per cTil,; .,,,s,ls for
money m s for account, 1871 8. f1'P Pondon Co.
G6ID pRENiu' Mn Madrid 27.'5. Lisbon 4'''''
Ruenos Ayres. 1876 co. Rome. go ,e,, Mcx-
TIE SILVER MARKET Bar siiN'l' a. rondon
2G7ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

recovered. There wero $50 hogs with INN
tomorrow. Prices were steady. Ll.eroooI -
oasy on hams end lard "a
ON the curb puts ON Ma wheat closed q, =,
calls. RIO puts ou December ,orn 2i.o ~
N'.c. puts on May corn. 3p,c. calls. .1..c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
IMPORTS or DRYGOODN.

ending OCT Is lS'7 ls.'~
- 81 $50 Zl3 81 1NtO%t
Thrown the market I2-7.f5 IN. 7e1 lSG oss
From January l.
Entered at port lOs 4ss O6S - 8ei
Thrown TIE market 10 6i44J 72i53 6oi 1e.7Ilf22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
September 2S, 1892
FURTHER NOTICE.

A majority of the Oregon SSof
Line Income A Bonds having BEE.
received under the above offer q
exchange, said offer will terminals
on October 10th, 1899.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Tho daily Washington Treasury statement issued
yesterday covering actual results of two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement. is as
fnllnrNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

As g. of Am Is. 81 M Nevark Pass - iis ~
y + on IS ....llli4 lli'. Union Trae is. va 3"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
BEAR TRADERS ACTIVE.


MONEY MARKET EASIER IN NEW YORK
AND LONDON - STERLING EX
CHANGE HEAVY -- BONDS
IN GOOD DEMAND
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal &C
tive securities and net changes from thursdays
last sales were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14
FURTHER GAINS IN EARNINGS.


Furnished iy Frederic n. HATCH 40 30 Broai-s')
STOCKS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
CUBANS TO REyOLT2
. spaniard Says There arc Plans A''o'
e,ra General Uprising

curcAGO ILL. Jan. lo.-Juan 'li"
s-.,,,i.s resident of New Norh' VINO
i nv 80 esys tncrc is being organizer u
- s.. D. ..,rot order. The purpose oil
mich is to foment revolt asei1al
American rude. Arms and ANN ,'''','.',
49,. beirr -o.retcd already DO Us sall
ne. tbe spsniards OF Mexico viii anord
'..,i,l s-.fstsrDc when once the IN
surtcction begins. .,-,o, Mr.
- WAS m cuba for some u"lF' or
r,rr,no said. "aud 1 have no DOUBT ln
,,, own mind that "a movement is now
'i.i,r vav looking 90 conflict win the
,r,,riears The Cuaaas 1F many oi
tbs,, believe the United states ln'ehos
g. teep chat country. This ldea Is
'.'..i,.r.d l, many officers and soldiers
80 t,. insurgent army Many spanish
,,., chants of Havana and other cites OF
~. island are helping the plot as llcy
raar American business competition.
..q,bere is a conservative element which
strongly advises that the conflict be
s,ostnoned until the beginning or The
r,inv season. The war Is 10 De OF
Guerilla character pitched battles arc
10 be avoided and disease ana the ch-
r,eta leff To- do most az the work OF
v,iufng ont the American armies. II IS
Achieved that the loss OF life from these
sources will DE $50 great that public sent'-
nant I'm thc United States may rise IN re-
VOLT against 90 and demand THAT this nse-
less sacrifice uf life bC stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
VIRGINIA HOSPITAL WlTHDRAWS,
viii No Longer be With the Associated
Hospital

Tho Virginia Hospital has decided 10
Withdraw from the organization known
as the Associated Hospitals. Tho cause
Of his decision is That the Virginia Hos
pital Lady Board of Managers decided
that they could make more money by
giving entertainments on their own hook
than with tho Associated Hospitals. as
bcforo. The Associated Hospitals was
ORGANIZED by q combination of several of
the institutions mere. one Of the objects
being TO give entertainments together
and through this means realize fund
for assisting The work.
The last entertainment was the spec
ta.ular production Ben Hur at the
Academy. which was presented two
nights. At the first performance there
Was a. large audience and snug sum
was realized. When the money was
counted up and au expenses considered
80 was found That the Virginia Hospital
cleared about $40 on the deal, and Mr.
clark. the manager is understood to
have cotton about $1,000 for bis share of
the proceeds. This was not altose,her
satisfactory 90 the Virginia Hospital
board and created considerable comment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
MECKLENBURG COUNTY,


,,.,......- In Social -
,,h'ttili.' ~ oririualIv "A
Me. Nl,''Y.l '-i''s ".s IND ,-f from
pal, OF l.t..'..9lIs' 1,l' " t5,o Neck
ih't county anoul 'n, ',"i I,,o and
iui'"l~ I7 '.' ...-,sc4 tx che
,.orthg...t to south
''' f ...,,, fhirtv-ny
west I'' +" oi-laHD, "' +ffrJ largest
or l'iiy mics. ana i' ','ifroads-
county DID 'H' o'",, AMI tho Az
Itlflih'N" di.I h', N''i'".''0 .t...,t,h tho
ldh'l. "H" it''I, , 49,. pofarsburg
county tN" l''" i'i. ...,.tfo.n and
and tdfofinf lr "nHff tEr.,.eh tbe
VIII soon Doe ''lHp''t'' w.. ...1,,nt,. i-
county Inc p"Ih."'i"" "l ''''
-1F'. .f. az the
NtN' tAdIIIii'" tr N.ot. done.
clerk 81 ohiDo in see "'o' -. dood.
boo tho courts Ntriu"7 iii'i i'.' .f,.c4
etc. Tor the year l'''. "'N 49, o., So
] ind mat The count oli .t-ltriec.,
sion uiy-thIfe oel i. ",L 80. rin,her
cases OFT l...Ht i'- and three
four were irled TOT hNi ",i T o., tbo
I"uun snH'9 VIZ, . ,-,,,. and two
prHil'll'''lIf ''. ..I ,.ii.,, ,f murder i'm
of them were found tuily "l n'' t,. S.
the first degree ana sch'eiiD'u
hung One has already peeh 49,. 49,
and the other is under iho aef'" sem 49,
were ne misaemenor cases uied. n g5i.i
cases wore rl.I. lu addition d LIse
number OF persons qualified a.I',..s
traitors. guard. clr- and o,l'' n',
tors were passed uIon l> me Co-. o.
There We're so deeds entered Cd. i,'l''';;
In marriage licenses there were ~ ISSUED
to the white. aud la7 to colored DO le-
cembcr there We're rs marriage licenses
ISSUED. AZ ID matter of iacl ih' "n."
issuing of marriage licenses nave pa
COVERING fvouf, wears past. and during
that time about onc-third Of the whole
licenses Tor last gear have been issued
during the month of December. lneIe
We're twelve Wills probated. Ihe records
show That I'm The various hceis,7 u,u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Academy Of Music. the Bijou
Theatre and Sanger Hail.

Theatre and Sanger Hail
Standing room in the balcony and In
the gallery at the Academy last night
was al premium. but there was plenty
Of room IN the orchestra and the circle.
Tho attraction was a. @. Scammon
side tracked. which was given by a
company that pleased tho top-heayy
house
r.. n. O'Connor as the hero tramp car
RED a large amount Of the responsibility
ON his shoulders Tor besides Miss Ger
trude barnes. as Bessie, the lunch
room girl" the supporting company was
not OF the best.
A good deal can be said. however of
Miss Barnes. tor she. Vivacious and
pretty. and was one of the most accep-
table s0ubrettcs seen here for long
time
There was little change I'm the story Of
The n3plodrama. which will be given at
the matinee TINS afternoon and again to-
night, when the engagement closes
The attendance at the Biiou Theatre al
matinee and night. was by no means as
large as upon the opening night The
same bill. including the clever sketch
team. Zoe and Nellie Bonner. Miss Vim
ME DE witt Blocksom and Burns, Annie
Hart ana Press Eldridge each of whom
duplicated the hit they made before the
big Monday night crowd. supplemented
bv the wonderful scenes given by tie
American Nitagraph. VIII continue all
week. with maunees Thursday and Sat
urday.
A crowd Of about three hundred local
sports gathered az Sanger Hall last night
60 cat fna detailed return from the
srarkey- McCoy mill and 20 witness the
lively bout between John Rafferty, and
George. Isaacs, two well-known local
boxers.
rho bout, which consisted OF four
rounds. OF three minutes each. was In
teresting from the start. Rafferty, was
the aggressor and Issacs took the defen-
sive and at the wind-up honors were
even. Both men were quick on their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
Mr., MACLIN WEEDS.
lie Makes Miss Elizabeth Crawford. Of
HcnricO. His Bride.

Mr. Thomas S. Maclin and Miss Eliza
beth Crawford were married yesterday af-
terno0n a. G:3O o'clock i'm the chapel Of
Holy Trinity church The ceremony wac
performed iu the presence of IT. few reIa-
tivcs and friends by Rev Martin john
ston. of Powliatan. and was exceedingly
simple
The bride was attired I'm n handsome
travelling suit of blue covert cloth, and
carried "a bouquet Of brides roses She
was attended by her sister. Miss Mag
gie Crawford. and Mr. G.. r. Boykin acted
as best man. After the ceremony the
couple were entertained ar supper at
the residence of Mrs. r. NJ Jones. 30.
2o10 Floyd avenue. and left ON a. late
train for tour OF the North.
Mr. Maclin Is a popular young man.
Until recently he was in business for
himself at the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets. but he Is now employed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel Company loo
tho CAPACITY Of travelling salesman. His
bride is am attractive and handsome
young lady and is the daughter Of Mr.
". ~ Crawford. Of Henrico. She only
recently graduated I'm art from the No-
mans College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
Mr.. WILLIAMS HAS RETURNED.
lie Has Not Much To say Concerning
the Seaboard Deal.

Mr.. John Shelton Williams returned To
Richmond yesterday from balumore'
where he has been Tor several Gays.
ie declined to talk about the plans oil
himself and his associates looking lo see
curing n controIing interest iu the Sea-
board Air Line.
AN / can say be told Times repor-
ter. "is 60 refer you 20 the publications
concerning this matter. ] might add tnat
everything is i'm very good shape. nut /
do not wish TO say more az present
Ntr Williams Will remain here to-day
and viii return 10 Baltimore tomorrow.
the only hitch m the proposed deal Dy
which Air. Williams ana his associates
Will secure a controlling interest iu the
stock of the Soaboard Air Line is the in-
junction proceedings brought by Mr. u.
f.. Ryan ia a Baltimore court
Mr. Williams and his associates expect
this suit TO be soon dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
MISS BLANKENSHIP A BRIDE.


4 very pretty wedding took place at
40. III south Third street at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon when Miss Evie
Blankenship became the bride Of Mr..
Richard T.. Morris, Of Washington. Kew.
W Meade Clarke. of 81. James Episcopal
church. was tho officiating minister
Miss Kate Blankenship was the brides
mail and Misses Carter Of Fauquier and
Iucv Christian. Of Richmond, were the
maids of honor. Mr George McCauley
was hest man. and Messrs. Irving Camp
bell and r. NJ. Blankenship were ushers.
The bride was given away by her
brother. Mr. j. NJ. Blankenship. She
wore "A handsome costume of white satin
duchcsse lace and carried lilies OF the
valley The brides maid arG maids or
honor carried pink roses.
Tho Darlors were beautifully decorated
for The occasion There were guests
from Washington, Norfolk, petersburg
and other cities.
The briie is one of the most charming
young ladies Of Richmond. The groom
who comes of an old and honored family,
Is a rising young business man.
\ Morning Wedding,
At II o'clock yesterday morning Mr..
Michael Bloch and Miss Rowena Usher
ger were married at the home Of the
brides mother, No. 40 nofth 9sFehlA
street by Or. T.. n. Calsch.
The bride is an attractive and cult
waited lady who enjoys a large cirtle OF
admiring friends IN this city.
Mr. Bloch is merchant OF Pocahon-
tas. Va. and is business man who
stands high in commercial circles In the
southwestern part Of the State.
The wedding was quiet home affair
ON account of the illness of the brides
mother.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Bloch
left for an extended Northern trip. after
which they will reside i'm Pocahontas.
Mr.. ChipIey 20 Wed.
The engagement is announced OF Mr.
sIunt chimney and Miss sab Wake. of
Norfolk The latter IS a charming young
lady OF the city by the sea and mas
been greatly admired I'm Richmond
Mr.. Chipley enjoys the high regard of
an who know him. The ceremony is 10
take place IN April
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
The New Officers Ihs'aIIcd-Commif
tees Appointed.

Business Of non-professional nature
occupied the entire meeting Of the Rich
mond Academy of Medicine ana snusery'
held last evening at its quarters IN Lee
Camp Hall
Drs. z. e. Levy, president; Mark w.
Peyser. secretary. and j. Travis Taylor
treasurer were inducted into Office.
The following committees were APP
pointed by the president:
WAYS and Means-Drs. George Ben.
Johnston. William II. Oppenhimer Joseph
A. White. Charles A. LabenDerg and w.
II. Lyme
Discussions-Drs. William S. Gordon
j. n. Upshur and Charles r.. Robins.
Lbrary-Drs. Paulus a. Irving. Ramon
d. Garcin and r.. j. Moseiey' Jr.
DR. Mcclure Newton was elected "a fell
low of the academy.
n was determined 10 hold the annual
banquet ON the night Of the first meet
ing in February but the PRESIDENT ln-
aueural address will Dee delivered al the
next regular meeting in January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
NELSON COUNTY.
Many Candidates for the Local omces'
Mrs. Young's Death.

Mrs. lOuug's Deaahs
JUNCTION. Jan. Q. - Special - The
roads I'm this section are almost ihpass-
able Much tobacco. however Us pelnb
shipped TO market though the prices %
tanned is very low. Wheat Is iooNlng
badly. II was late sown and the cola
freezing weather has been unfavoraoie
10 h.
spent a week with bis parents mere ms
law mariner Judge Digs spent several
davs with him enjoying hunt. came
t. very plcnuful especially partridses.
Politics is quiet General Lee is INC
favorlto for the Senate.
There are many candidates FOR TIE
county offices. but thS strongest interest
felt IS the contest between the clerk oil
the County Court and his deputy.
There will bee uo opposition Co the sher-
IN. treasurer and commonwealth aitof-
ncy and clerk of tne Circuit Court the
prescnf encumhcnts are SO faithful ana
popular as 90 defy AN opposition. The
sheriff and treasurer have held their Of
noes for twenty years or more
Mrs Young wife of Colonel I. Il.
Young. Of Montreal. died Few oays
ago She was most cstimao'e. cui-
tured and refined lady. Her life was
full of good deeds Rev Il. ". Watts
ofiiciated az the iuterment
The business az This place Is improving.
The merchants have had fine trade
and the outlook is good. Large quaint
fies Of ties. telegraph poles wooc tan
bark and locust posts and pins will be
handled during the year Many improve
ments Will be made in repairing and
leautif,ing the residences
The parsonage of the Rockhsh Circuit
IS expected % be built at this place. 1
travel "a great deal over the State and
fully agree with The Times that We are
entering on good times and prosperity
and the people in my travels feel ana
believe g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
WEDDINGS OF
THE NEW YEAR.
Many Couples Plight Their IrOth in
Different Counties.
MANY OTHERS ARE IN PROSPECT
4 Prospective Bride in King George
Sick with Scarlet FcVcr-A Beau
tifnI Wedding in Fauquier-A
Quiet Local Marriage.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. Jan 30
Spccial-AmOng recent prominent mar
riages In King George county was tnat
OF Mr. X. Waiter olive and Miss ina
Eedman. daughter of capt. Jchi IA. cd-
man. REV. ID. d. Zones ofhctunS.
Scarlet fever has been prevailing for
some time to an alarming extent DO King
George county. Last week II marriage
was ,o have takcn place. the contracting
parties being high in social hie' but had
10 be postponed ON account of the Sick
ness of the bride cloct with the disease.
The Baptist sund1y-School Society has
elected the following officers for l'":
President. Rev. Dr, II. =. runaway; wee
president. COL T.. d. Cole. Superinten-
dent. capt S j. Quinn; Secretary, ID. g.
Cole, Treasurer $. T. Eastburn LIBRA
rian W. n. Blake. Executive Committee
Rev. Dr. IT, :. Dunaway. Capt $. y.
Quinn. NJ. O.. Willis. II. w. WlIienDucheI
and James r. Rawlings. .,..,
UORSEMEN TO MEET.
Tho Prince William Horseman. Asso-
citation will hold us next eNmDllloh on
Wednesday and THURSDAY, July l9th ana
s0th. ,,-,.-,...-u
Prof. W y. Meane. Of Fredericksburg
college. has returned from Chicago where
the degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
conferred upon him with imposing cere-
monies by the Chicago University.
Cards are out FOR the marriage OF MISS
Virginia Taylor, formerly Mrs george
A Towle. TO Mr.. Philip f. Metzger' the
ceremony 10 take place at ST. James
church. I.eesburg. January Zlst
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Union Literary Society OF freoer-
icksburg College haas elected the follow
ing officers. Garland Weaver president f.
carter Hall vice-president; O. j. snack
elford. secretary. b. j. Bouiware treas
urer. Il. c. Sydcnstricker. critic.
MIR. G.. T. Johnston. OF NoriolK' ana
Miss Fanny Mounuoy, of Stanorn county
were married few days ago lIi ""sil'Hs
tom They will reside IN NoriolN.
N.tor Thomas j. Wallace. OF This city
,,cn known through the state, is quite
sick at his home here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11

Hon. John r. Johnson OF Christians
burg. a former member of the state Sem
ate, who has been here for several days
arguing important cases I'm the Court ar
Appeals, left for home last night. lie
has been staying az Ford Hotel
W u. Buchanan and Dr. j. ID. buch-
anan. OF Chatham hil. and q. &. Nc
Donald of Farmville. are al Ford S.
Or. r. l.. Barrett OF Louisa; DR.. w. c..
Christian. Of the University OF Virginia;
Dr. + =. Niles. Of Blacksburg. Hon.
John c. Williams. OF Orange. r. w. Wal
drop of Norfolk. and IA r. Bailey OF
Newport News. are al Murphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11

Blackstone. va. Jan. TO- Special
As an evidence ~ the increase of aeri-
cultural pursuits iu ibis section NJ Viz
einia. b. tine largo number oft horses sold
through hero s talk with some N
the dealers day or TWO since orolrht
OUT the fact that between wo and 1909
were uloaded at this place lasf +'asont
many Of them being sold Old this market
Others taken to tho different county
courts and disposed or
Mention was formerly made n this cor-
respondence of the great number of deer
An tho upper edge of DinWiae.r. aejo'n-
inr this holloway county Reports i'-
ceived from these to-day state mae i'e
hunters were very rur'c-sfuI dur.nf mo
Christmas hunts. Game of aI deser p
lions have been very plentiful. thi'urh
this section This season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
A HlOEOUS CONDITION.


CONC, and sanitation Outraged
.,.,,',. d. s.,.,,l
NUM- '''''' '
startling revelation oft facts in regard To-
the manner of conducting ths county pest
$500 ,....- ,~,.. .pr,dgo WAS made 10
"'uS' ''"'
the Board ol county
Portsmouth to-day nF a Nri'-ti''i ''
colorod men representing various
churches n Berkc'y and other sections
of Norfolk county. ihe delegation pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-11
Welded AT WARRENT0N.
Mr. 4. \. Sillings Makes Miss Bessie
Vernon Flynn His Bride.

WARRENTON. VA. Jan. 10 Special
Mr. Cameron AlonzO Silings Was mar
sied 10 Miss Bessie Vernon Flynn. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Flynn. az 3
o'clock this afternoon. at the home OF the
bride "Woodpark.' near New Baltimore
and was witnessed by only the members
Of the family. Rev. q. W. Nelson Off
clated. The bride was becOmingly at
tired In "a beautiful travelling gown Of
blue broadclOth.
The spacious parlors were decorated
with ferns and potted plants. Aver The
ceremony a reception was rendered them
"a the home OF the brides sister here,
Ms blair johnson.
The bride Is popular and accom-
pllshed young lady. being noted Tor her
charm OF person and lovellness OF man