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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-23
BRYAN HERE; HE TALKS.
SILVER, TRUSTS, IMPERIAL
ISM. THE ISSUES, He SAYS.
GUEST OF o. H. P. BELMONT AT DINNER
NET on HIS ARRIVAL BY JIMMIE"
OLIVER ONLY-HIS PLANS.

William Jennings Bryan was the guest %
honor last night at dinner given By o. H P.
Belmont az the house OF the latter No 677
Fifth-avs- His errand here Is 10 extend the
olive branch as far as possible 20 Tammany
Hall and TO follow up the ADVANTAGES in this
State which he believes Richard Croker's change
OF heart has Afforded him as a candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomination. He told a
Tribune reporter that he knew nothing about
the local situation That however was before
TIE dinner last night De knew al about II be-
fore he went away.
number OF plain things we're told him last
night by Frank Campbell. chairman OF The
Democratic state Committee and Elliot Dan
forth, chairman OF the Executive Committee
Mr. Campbell told him that II he would keep
silver in the background and hammer away AZ
trusts, with the promise TO the people wherever
he went that the Democrats could be trusted 70
administer the affairs Of the Government wisely
he would sIir the State organization all right
Mr. DanfOrth told him much the same thing
and it is believed that Mr. Bryan went to sleep
last night with the conviction that il would be
wise 10 fool all the people part OF the tfns''
Il such thing is possible IN the coming cam
paign-
Mr. BELMONTS GUESTS
Mr. Bryan sat at his hosts right last night.
and the others who enjoyed M BeImonrs hos
pitality were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-23

other casualties will be forwarded when re-
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
The Right Word.

why do you speak Of him as Il fin
shed artist"
"RecuuSp he toid me he was utterly
discouraged and was going to quit the
profession If that doesn't show Ilai
he's finished. don't know what does.
Chicago Post
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21

A physician says one should never do
any work before breakfast Some da.y
science will recognize he great truth
that working between meals IS what
is killing off the race. Minneapolis
Times
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21

Dads Girl, a Western comedy
drama in 4 acts, will be presented
at Kings Daughters Hall tom "
row, Saturday night. Everybody
come.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.
Special Reporter.

Special Reporter
J. Martin Breen who is wearing a soft
hat as an advertisement for a we'll known
firm in this town, has had shipped to him
from his home Wallabout Creek Quarter,
New lork, a dress suit which. he says
confidcntially will surpass anything at the
Governors ball.
w. Ashman, of Baltimore and his COM
panion Billie, a Mexican dog about six
inches high, weight two pounds, ears like
a rabbit, came to town and while Billie
was favoriCe with the ladies had to re-
turn home in a soap box via Southern
Express; since Mr. Ashman came to the
conclusion Billie was no care for
gentleman.
Miss Anna Walsh made her debut as a
marNswoman Tuesday in the clay pigeon
contest, Miss Walsh has received her
ball costume and expects to enter all
dances at the Gala Week Ball.
Mrs. B. c. Brown and daughter Miss G.
M. Brown. Of Fulton, New York. are now
at the Southern Pines hotel; Mrs. Brown is
one Of the popular guests of this hotel
Mrs. w. Ashman, one of MaryIand's
favorite daughters has arrived and will
care for her husband
Hon. JAS A, George of DeadWood, s.
Oak. was here for few days to place his
wife at a comfortable place to enjoy this
climate.
= TO my lady friends now at Southern
Pines excuse me in the future, as | will
have others to look after Richard Neary,
Naugatuck, Conn.
At the sacred concert given by Boston
orchestra and Proprietor Giles for the
entertainment Of the guests and friends of
Miss Priestly scored quite success as
violin soloist and vocalist, since this affair
was highly enjoyable may there be many
repetitions is the desire Of people assembled
At the mock trial held Wed. Eve 18th,
inst. at Southern Pines Hotel with Hon,
JAS A George Of Dea wood, D as Judge,
lady guests Of thu House as Jurors. JAS
A Marren Dr. s. Rex Smith and r I
SchaTner as Attorneys, j Martin Breen as
Clerk, j F McGinerty as Court Crier, A
Ashman of Baltimore was tried for
bringing his dog Billie to SO Pines Prof
Marren for practising medicine without
a license and Proprietor Giles as being too
popular with the Ladies', Prop Giles was
found guilty. Decisions in cases OF A
Ashman and Prof Marren reserved. Miss
Brown of the Orchestra, surprised the
audience with her ability as a lawyer and
Jas A Marren won the reputation as the
Silver tongued orator.
EFT Schaffner of this place desires to
purchase monkey to play with. Says
same must be gentle and have good
manners. etc Chicken flock numbered 10.
Chicken Pie served Thursday reduces flock
to IS.
The Cecilia Orchestra now playing an
engagement in this town contemplates
tour through Europe. about April 10th
expecting to play before King Edward the
VII having had the honor of appearing
before the crowned heads of Germany,
Austria Italy and England two years ago
which made them famous. Fl W Brown
as Leader, Miss Rosetta Priestly, violin
soloist and Mr. Charles Stewart as
Cornetist are now having rehearsals daily.
Special Concert to be given for the benefit
of Southern Pines boomers will be an
nounced shortly
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21

Giles | don't like that BARRIERS run
ny anecdotes
Miles Why. what's wrong WIFE
them!
Giles The Illustrations are painfu!
Miles The Illustrations!
Giles Yes; he uses original CUTS
Chicago News.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
BIJCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpa5ses any other salve, lotion,
ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, letter, Salt
Rheum Fever Sores. Chapped Hands, Skin
Eruptions; ,nfallible for Piles. Cure guar
teed. Only Csc at all Druggists.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21

A hook published in Japan LOCO
years ago notes that at that time good
silk was already produced in % prov.
inceS of that country.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
Easy.

Benham-There isn't room here to
swing Il cat
Mrs. Renham TIen We won't have
cat Brooklyn Life.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
LOOK HERE

Where are you going to buy Flour,
Meal, Corn, Oats and Bran. just re-
ceived car load of Flour, Meal, Corn,
Oats, Bran, also Paint, Oils, Coloring OF
all kinds Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes
and the largest stock of Heavy and Fancy
Groceries ever opened in Southern Pines.
Come and see me and save money.
Bread Fresh Wednesday and Saturday.
Apples. Oranges, Nuts, Rasins and
Candy of all kinds for Xmas
SOUTHERN GROCERY co
Phone 20. M + UILE4 Mgr.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
uADTO CONQUER OR DIE.

Il was just about gone" writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs, N. g.,
II had Consumption so bad that the best
doctors said | could not live more than a
month, but | began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured by seven
bottles and am now stout an6 well. It's
an unrivaled life-saver in Consumption,
Pneumonia, La Grippe and Brochltls; m
faIlible for Coughs, Colds, Athsma hay
Fs1rer Croup or Whooping Cough. Guar
God bottles SOC and SLIGO. Trial bottles
free at all Druggists
By special request Dads Girl, which
made quite hit last Monday night,
will be repeated tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
NEW HEAD NURSE

Graduating Exercises OF Nurses at the
Virginia Hospital.
Miss Nina A. Benson, who comes from
the recent position as assistant superin-
tendent Of the S. r. Smith Infirmary at
New Brighton, New York, has accepted
the position as head nurse at the Virginia
Hospital, and Will take charge on the goth
of this month. Miss Benson comes most
highly recommended by Mrs. Twitchell,
superintendent, under whom she has
served.
The commencement and the graduating
exercises of the nurses OF the Virginia
Hospital will be held Monday evening at
S o'clock. instead of Tuesday, as before
mentioned. The change was made on ac-
count of meeting of the Academy of
Medicine at the Jefferson on Tuesday
evening. The following programme has
been arranged for the evening:
The opening prayer by Rev. DR.. J. Z.
bowman. rector of AlI-SaintS' Episco-
pal church: address by Rev. DR.. Kerr;
diplomas awarded by Prof. W. S. Gordon.
NJ. =. Hospital badges will be awarded
by DR.. Hunter Mcguire, AZ. D.. IL D.
Closing prayer by DR.. George Cooper,
pastor Of the First Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
Mr.. STUFF FILES A DEED.
Charter Grau,cG-Two Negroes Givcn
Five IearS--Ct her Cases.

Charter GrautcG-fwo Negroes Giycu
Five IewrS-CtheI Cases.
The courts Of the City Hall are begin
ming to look like themselves again and
a business air prevails in them now. THAI
the holidays are over.
Lyman Stutz filed deed of trust in the
Chancery Court yesterday. making
Mr. Henry F'lesenheimer the trustee OF
his property and authorizing the public
sale OF his goods and property by auc-
ton.
Messrs. \. E. Csuigon, William and Hen
ry FIegenheimer were his legal advisers,
and the deed pr2sCribcs the paying of
the amount due them 1t allows the fol-
lowing payments: Joseph Boze. $3.50;
Mrs. +. Fl. Deane, $50; Mrs. Mary j.
Stutz. 500.
Mr.. StutZ's estate is valued nj SG,5
A charter was granted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday 20 the Car
DINA Construction Company. The .pur-
pose of this company is TO buy and hold
property. and conduct general contract
business. The officers are John Scott, OF
New York. President Directors: John
Scott T. NJ. r. Talcott, e. FL. Noting,
E. Randolph Williams and r. ~ Lam
caster. The capitol stock of the COM
pany shall he not less than $4,000. nor
more than s29G.o.
In the Hustinss Court yesterday
Junfus CoJas. co!ored was GIVEN SIN
months in the city jail and fined
$500, while security for his good be-
havior in the SUM of $3.50 was required.
H.. broke in the store of the Harris Hard
ware Co.
George Brown, alias Frederick Richard
son. was given six months by Judge WITT
Tor hous ebreakiug and stealing an over
coat
Leroy Taylor, a negro. is charged With
breaking into the store of William Rhine
heIner & sons and stealing quantity OF
property. consisting of esgs. butter and
the like. He will be a. member OF the
band this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
THE BIOLOGISTS.
Chapel Hill Holds all tho Honors-An
Observation-Disclosures Installation,

.
CHAPEL HILL. n. c.. Jan. Especial.
Prof. J. a. Holmes. State Geo!ogist, and
DR.. ]. IL Pratt, of the United States
Geological Survey, have returned from
"trip TO Washington, D. G. where they
attended the meeting of the Geological
Society Of America There are only three
Southern men members of this society,
ana they all live in Chapel HILL: Prot.
Collier Cobb. Of the University. IS the
third member. but was too unwell to at
tend tie meeting in Washington.
Two young people of this place. Mr.
Charles Lane and Miss Alice Partan,
clipped yesterday and wera married In
Durham. Both are quite young.
There was a public installations of Off
GERS il the lodge Of Knights of Pythias
here last night by State Lecturer Jordan.
Of Charlotte 4 number of visitors were
in attendance and with the knights en-
joved a very pleasant lecture from Mr.
Jordan, who is an impressive speaker.
Afterward the lodge and guests repair
ed to Hotel Patterson and enjoyed. oysters
and quail provided by the Chapel Hin
Tythians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
CHARGE OF CONTEMPLATING.
Sensational Tria, in tic Federal Court
az l:alc;oh

at l;alc;Sh.
RALEIGH. N. C. Jan. i.-Speclal.-1h he
case Of a. ). Marshall. an attorney in
Wilmington, who is charged with counter
fe,t,ng. is hsiag tried in the Federal Court
here The trial before its ciose promises
to be d sensational one.
The county Of hldmances pays state
taxes TO The amount OF $2.G57 this Year.
aud the sheriff has settled With the State
Treasurer.
The Populisis are Very slow to talk as,
20 their p!ars. Ropu!!st state Chairman
Thompson has called the State committees
to meet here on the 18th. All that can hn
gathered IS that the convention viii act.
The Liberty Mercantile Company was
chartered ycs. erday 10 do business At
Liberty. Randolph county.
The Capital Club he'd It's annual meet
sng las; night and reelected all itF OFF,
s.s.i:s. This is the oa:y club hero and lis.
Membership is large. It has one OF the.
IA ndsomes, club buildings in the STATE.
,lsSe financial condition Of the club Is fac.
8sie register shows about $50 visitors as
sstarsaired last year by the club members
gcsore the Corporation Co-.I!ss!on yes
sfrday the express company n greed to
ray 2 per ocnt. tax on It's gross earnings
and to pay taxes on a capital stock OF
ss108 eco. The z ner cent. tax Will Yield
about $3.50 and so VIII the tax Ak on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
IN n.EMOHIA,I.

Tribute to the memory OF our class
mate. Ralph Gwin:
we. the undersigned committee. a7-
pointed by called meeting 10 represent,
the entire class OF 1892, do hereby ex-
press our deepest and most heartfelt
sym.athy with the parents OF our be-
loved friend and former class-rnate. Ralph
Gwin.
The deceased entered the Institute as
cadet In Sept 1853, finished we'll his arsr.
and only session here. and set out for his
nome in san Francisco. seemingly well
and hapor He had been at his hons
only short time when he cnntractsd
typhoid fever, from which he died on
July II. 1898.
Nothing could have been more surpris-
ing and shocking to his surviving class
mates than the news of his death. He.
least of all. seemed 10 be the one :ass
Was 10 be called from our midst. Iis
vas always the very picture OF health
s,rong and active. being one OF the best
in the boxing class. and in fact, taking
/, leading part In all gymnastics.
IL would take long to rshsarse' he-e al
OF many excellent qualities and virtues.
which we may safely gay were In no de-
gree warped by the many evil influences
that ere brought to bear upon shsrn IN
: tsigaedD 1.B. IoHSsoN.
N. Q. KELLY,
n, TURPEN.
J. c. WISE
- Z II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
Crescent CITY Races.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Results:
First race-six furlongs-Niggins Q1 to
and to 10) first. Diggs Is to and to
y second. Cotton Plant e to j third.
Time Ills L..
Second race-one mile-Phallas 12 to !
and 5 to y first. Zen Chance Is to ! and
3 to u second, Cchickamauga g to y third.
Time, 1:4.
Third race-one mile and one sixteenth
Earataria e to / and even) first, Jim Con
way Is 10 / and to u second. Traveller
Is to y third. Time. 1:51-
Fourth race-han6icap. seven furlcrgs-
ST. Wood u3 to and even) first Laureate
C to l and 2 to ~ second. Debride a to y
third. Time, lbs L.
Fifth race-six Acknowledgements g to
and to 81 first, Belle of Memphis G to
and even) second, Ben Neville 6 to y
third Time, 1:1S S-4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
B, Y. P. u. MEETS.
Officers Elected to Serve for Ensuing
Year

Officers Elected to Serve for Ensuing
Year.
The Board of Managers of the B. Y. P.
U. of Richmond and Manchester held
an interesting meeting last night at the
residence of Mr.. y. W. Patterson, 10i
east Grace street. President Hill Mon
tague presided and there was quite a
full attendance.
Officers were nominated and the details
were perfected for the quarterly meet
ing of the city union to be held at Grove
Avenue Baptist church next Sunday at
ternoon Mr.. Montague having served
most acceptably for two years declined
to hold the Office longer, and Mr.. r. c.
Garden, of Leigil-Street church, was de-
cided upon for president: DR.. w. p.
Matthews, of Manchester, for vice-presi-
dent; Mr. Thomas McCaull, of Grace
Street, for secretary. and Mr.. D. W.
Sims, of Pine-street, for treasurer These
are all new officers.
Next Sundays meeting promises to be
quite an interesting one. 1t will be held
at 3:ly O'Clock, and will last but little over
an hour. There will De special music.
DR.. Hawthorne will welcome the B. y.
p US to his church, Rev. Z. Y. Badly,
Of Manchester, WILL make the address of
the evening, and the presidents of the
various unions will, in oue-minute
speeches, tell what their unions are do
ing this year.
After the business meeting the mem
bcrs Of the Board enjoyed a social hour
as guests Of Mr. Pattesop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

to Weld to Mr. Levy. Oeno OF New
York. The request was complied with'
and Mr.. Levy offered an amendment 10
the resolution, which included request
for the Secretary's reasons for delaying
the deposits in National banks untl the
panic had occurred.
Mr.. Levy said he had warned the Secre-
tary in September that a panic was IN
minent Had the Secretary needed that
warning and deposited government tunoS
in National banks in September and oc-
tober. instead OF buying bonds, the pane
would have been averted.
The amendment was promptly ruled out
of order, and the resolution as offered by
Mr. Payne, was adopted
Then at 1920 the House adjourned until
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
MRS. Y.AGER JOINS
SAL VA ton Army "
Detective Baldwin Says She Has Gone
to New York.
HAD A TICKET Fer THAT CITY.
II is Believed the Wo,nan-s Mind is
Unbalanced ana She HAS Become
alsciisious Enthusiast-Keep-
ing Up tie Search.
detective ". c. Baldwin. head Q, the

ne.cc.lye ". CT Baldwin. head OF the
BALDWIN Detective Agency OF Roanoke
was In the city yesterday Nj isa.dw'n,
who IS now closely and systenlaticai's
working every possible and prooaple cue
to The missing Mrs. Wager, says ne Is o.
the opinion that Mus. Wager is III Ne"
york CIV and has Identified herself III
,ha. CITY with The Salvation Army. MI
E,ldwin considers this clue. which VIII
at once be worked for all there Is IN IL,
:, strong one. and has more commence III
If 1,la,, any he has so la followed Mrs.
y.re- is Know, 10 have tsAeu much inter
cs, in re!,SiouS subjects and WORK, a@in
had read considerable Salvation Army
literature a-d Was :, great adinite' "a
Booth Tucl;eS., co,nulaitaer-ln-chiei Oh 90
army IN New York; CITY
MIND UNBALANCED.
,rb,, Mrs. f.uer' : mind was unbalanced,
.na n,r;,cut,r,y so upon religious sub
,erts Mr. Bald Ain says re has no doupt.
J7o,. some time she mad done and SAID
strange things which her FAMILY ana
fri,nos had noticed and remarked upon
frequently. but her strange cohduct han
fcer attributed 10 the wfetched coHui1''!i
OF her health.
Mrs wager GIL
-,;rr Jeecn.1,her gth over the Richmonn.
y,rcf;eric,,shurr and Potomac laliroan.
10Y .he train upon which she left, only
fonr tickets were sold. Those We're sold
IN poches.cr. Fredericksburg. Baltimore
.,na New York BagEage was checked
,.non only one of these tickets. ana 'iia1
: onc was to New York. NJ. BALDWIN says
Mrs. yaEc,. Is known to have purchaSeo
.hIs ticket and 10 have placed the cIech
mon her own trunk. refusing TO aiiow
IN. baggage agent 10 do so for her. ."
,,,Isi, Is known of her departure from
Richmond.
Ar. Baldwin s,3tt.ed thai there was no
tr,1h in Tie report that AIRS. Wager was
in Canada. he also stated that there was
mn ground whatever. for the report -inae
Mrs yarer had left her home Tor the
sake of :. man with whom she was inlal-
,,a,.ad He has traced down every ruinor
Of that nature ana found them all ground
less. Mrs Wager is greatly loved Al hei
neichborhood and known by all 10 nave
been II. tire wc1nan
Mr. Baldwin left last night 1or Stduii-
-on. in answer to a telegram from ny
WAGER, asking for a onsuita1oh.
Few cases on record have been SO Wiue-
~ advertised as this one. Already !several
,1,,ndred dollars have been spent IN ao'el-
1is,nc. and Mr.. Yager has informed ine
detectives to spare not expense IL loiio"-
Ing every clue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
TO MEET B0NDHOLDERS
The New Street Railway Co. Getting
Down to business.

The New Street il3ilWaS 20. 'cttlHs
Down to business.
a meeting of the incorporators of the
oichmord Power and Passenger Com
nany was held yesterday afternoon at
40 o'clock in the office Of Messrs. VIII
liams and Henry, for the purpose of con-
sideriuE the matter of a consultation with
the bondholders and discussing the fran
chise of the company.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the meeting: Mr.. James D.
Patton, chairman, and Mr. David a.
Ainslie, secretary.
A committee of three was appointed
consisting of Mr.. Z. w. Wilson. Mr..
Fritz Sitterding and Mr.. James Z. Crunp
to confer with the bondholders in order
to get them to cooperate with the in
corporators in the reorganization of the
company This committee will meet
to-day to outline a policy with this OBJ
ject in view. They expect to so to New
York to confer with the bondhoiders
and arrange with them for their securi
ties at an early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
1nteles,in. Facts Abont fichmohas
Citizens and Other Matters.
a. Charles PAYNE, of Barton Heights,

Citizens ana otitcI N.kasci' ..
Mr.. Charles Payne. of Bar1on i1elsn.s'
-sho has been very sick with pneumonia
Is coEra.csctnt.
Messrs. Charles II. Winston ana Wine
f;aker have 1etafned from d 49,
10 Charlottesville.
The condition of Assistant Chief George
G. Shaw is reported as oeihS no
He is 4 very i'll man.
Mir. and Mrs. Jasper l.. Rowe leave To-
DAY for. a short visit to Nh ana MIS-.
Il. A Page of Norfolk
The childrens' Chorus of the Wednes-
,,ay Club will meet for rehearsal at the
y. NJ. C. A Saturday al L o'clock
Misses Daisy Dyer and Lola NJ. Will
1,ans returned from Cyewe last night,
where they have been spending the holl-
days.
Mrs. Chewing, mother of Mr.. a. j.
chewning, after spending the holidays
with her son, has returned 10 her home,
in Louisa.
and Mrs Conway Burgess. of lSl4
7-lovd avenue, have returned 10 me cltE.
after a visit 20 Mr.. Burgess mother IN
i-lCvanna COUNT
Euther !3urk was brought TO the Retre3t
for the Sick Wednesday by Representa-
tive Settle. from Rappahannock, 10 DC
treated for hip disease
The Finance Committee will meet next
Thursday evening at O'Clock 10 consider
the appropriation to- the fiscal year. 1N}e.
al, parties interested are requested to be
present.
A small gold hn-er-ring and a breast
pin. In a neat little box. We're found on
the street yesterday and turned over TO
the Third District officers To be returned
10 the owner.
Miss Nellie Dickinson. who has been
teaching in one OF New Serks finishing
off schools. is spending the week with her
father DR. A. L. Dickinson. who mas
been confined to the house the past Two
weeks by sickness.
The Executive Board appointed to ar
range for the entertainment OF the Soy,
.e,,.n Grand Lodge o. Odd Fellows,
witch Will convene here next September.
is now visiting the lodges Of Richmond
and Manchester for The purpose of rails
ing fuEds and selecting members of the
various committees.
vir.inians in New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. a.-Speclal.-Nirg.n-
dams in New York:
Eichmond-C. W, Colvin. As.or: 5. II.
and ~ Grady, Holland House: W. Bel
ner: New Ansterd ~. g, Scott. st Denis
Lyncesurg-H. MacBride. Continental.
Norfo,k-E. Rohr, Hoffman.
VirEintn--J. H Iden. Empire. E. Fine.
Cosmopolitan: E. W. and ". Taylor. Hol-
lana; a. NJ. Weddell. Marlborough.