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NEW YORK psoprcE MARKET

NEW YORK;. September e.-Raw sugar.
steady: centTifural. As: molasses. ;.ss; re-
fined easy, - points lower Butter un-
settled: cheese. firm. Spot coffee. steady !;
Rio =, ~: Santos &C. g.
Further persistent support from largo
commission houses. coupled with the strength
OF cotton and renewal adverse corn re-
ports, litteG the CCttonsccd oil market to
materially higher levels to- day. and i, closed
near top, representing !. 10 II points net
rise. Rciners We're the chief sellers Sales
1900 barrels Prime crude i.S7Il.a0: prime
summer Yellow spot. 81: September. 5.96:
Detoher 5.?"; December. sag: January. COS:
March. SIS, April, S.3l. Prime winter vel
low and summer nni,c. S.NNaSO0
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.HVOVK
Richmond. Va, September . .o,5.
Bcst steers. -. 10 "a; medi'n to good. ~
10 - common TO fair. to 6i7. best METERS.
6Ns 10 Il: medium &c good, -, 10 Ga. com
mon to fair to s: best cows. 81. to
medium 20 good. ~ Ia i2 common to fair.
-. 10 St.: best oxen, ~. 10 -, medium to
Eo"d. 'h2 to s; common To fair. 1. TO
"a best bulls. to hi.: light. "a to 81
calves 10 20. common. lower; best hogs
~: sows and stays. to g. best SHEEP: s.:
meGiun TO good. to az; common iair
So to 4. hest lambs TO s,.: common to
fair to :.
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to-day. and further strength was shown in
tho more prominent shares. The increased
dealings were due to the temperance of
outside demand and the strength OF the
market was Influenced 10y the strength OF
feeling perv"dcs the nnancial district and
ms has induced the outsiders TO come into
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
lSli. In nlnnl IN iCnhhet %
IICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

bulk. sG.S9uS:.G5: mixed tSmusS..0: heavy
S6tuSI.GD: rough. s6iau $3.50: pigs. Sc ,osS 40
Cattle. weak. native beef cattle. 81. lO6iSiJ. ?,
cows and hcifers So OOaSS4J: calves $780,,
Slso. sheep uusctttcd: wethcrs s5.l0TSj. 90
ewes. Si0TSj 10: lambs. S6nj6sSa0.
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ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Califor.
MIA Gxpositions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can proba.
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail
or water 10 all points. Phone RAN
toIph 1857. as L. MINI ST.. Richmond
Va.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York


Sales Stock
$500 Allis-Chalmcrs
ann Aui.,h,,,,, ,<,
P"
700 Am. ASr. Chem, com. :.
".11V Amer. Beet sugar, com =.
''tVo american Can
american can. piI $500
400 Amer: Car and Fdr%....
40, Niherican cotton NiI....
~ Amer; nae ana Lea. pr
Suo american i|iilSccu OH :
'oo american LocomotiNe
ooo american LOCO. pr" 49,.
4'SVo american Snei.ihE 80.
,o american ShuH. com ''.'
wv american sugar -.
Son AiiteI; ci' Hnh 81 -,
80" Amcri'"h =. Il ooa'to' 'o,i''
;, go Hiitei ichn iooa'co' P'"''
w -,!iItol.u" N'Pi'' 1890
-'Soo -A.,hi.oh 49,
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Fancy SCckel-. per Observation-Disclosures. . "a
Fancy EaTtl"tts. per Observation-Disclosures. -
Fancy ScCksl~. per Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fancy L-,rEtc, per Observation-Disclosures. On
Fancy hi"!ier. per Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fancy Cidppss FaVorite. per bb........ o.
Peaches.
Fancy Georgia Bellies. per crate........ 81 -
Fancy yetlnms. pei half btahc! rusi:et -
Fancy whites. per half buShcl basket. 30
Plums.
Fancy rcd. rcr SIX I'D slSet carrier s, On
Fancy Burbai ks. per SIN basket carrier ! 10
Fancy Wickshams. per siX-basket
rier ....... | IS
Damsons.
Fancy blue. per bushel....................Sl Is
Grapes.
Fancy Delaware. per SIN bas ket carrier 81 IS
Fancy Niagara, per six bn sket carrier. Is
Fancy Delaware. :our pound basket.
Fancy Niagara. fourp pound basket
Fancy Concord. four pound basket. per
basket ....-.... ........... ................ q
Onions.
Fancy potato. per bush. .................S ~
Fancy Write. H"r bvsHei.................. 80
Potatoes.
No. l Irish. per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
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chicago GKAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO GRAIN MNRNET.
CHICAGO. Scpt.lT,bcV g.-lr;;,t.t demand
from luillcrs and shtppcrs moro than ouso.
in the wheat market to-day the hcarish eff
feet OF tho CROP rcpo:; from WuShinct ton.
closing prices We're unsettled. :. "a : To l.,
net higher Corn gained ~; =. oats tint ,hcd
unchanged to y higher, am, provisions down
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t not Well smoked hard to sol
Ky Levy Commission Col
Richmond, Va. September Q. 70,


POULTRY hcrs-Mnrkct quiet; receipts in
creasinE: outlook lower. Chick.ns-Re.
CENTS heavy; market lower. but active nj
prices quoted. EsGs-Rcceirts Of fresh eggs
extremely light: market arm. Butter-Nar-
kct higher 9nt firm; outlook higher 70
c-irts light Neals-Extrcmcly scarce mud
wanted. Live s,ock-Ma-ke, In spleni liz
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. September o Cotton goods
anu yarns were him and higher to-day.
NdI kois were quit" active. WpoI"ns and
""r"'"ds were iirmer and higher. huvinr
was steady Raw silk was firm: six niece
goods -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
1911 - "A
COTTON MARKETS

>.vut vC';L- s-r.I-rT-. -. ,-,,.,.
moE-:'- -, ne ,s'l ''Ng.uiHnE IN cotton foI
sswsra! cas- g..a'n. t"'mrE a''!.H arc
# -. - - 1880 80 lteN
S s.Fny n, Tx q, more InHn a. ~ ma a,s
s ,,!.t - -, -. ...f
an ii't.'.
T n.i,;s f,,. !' 't na5+., l JTa.ld'a
Pnih. -" 90 '''>'' ''' "'. ~ '' -
p9 4hc me- @as ~, ~ o.,..,,. ,.,,
a"c Gl.'''..s o.. n ,,tEti, lNN
pn'nsS r,..- '',s. i4N.Tnaoi
s,a,s 60 ~ ,,3i, '.l.n.'nE sH"'
,,i'i, ~ i"oII-. q NC
- ,;ye--g,, e.T-'.. -, n...t' al.
az. ,,a. ~" -" n'Nl"n
80 nsnria ~, so-.oe-, -o,.,, '''".'.
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more than 80 per cent from tho pre-.
Vious years trade. while decreases
were marked in trade in silk. tobacco,
spirits and wines.
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NEW YORK. September s-M.rcartil.
nhner Si:hSa. Sterling. Eixty-day h.lls
stC2; dAnla nd Hs7:5: cables Sissy Rar
silver ~ Mexican dollars IS. Gov.rnlren;
money. steady: ruling rate. "a.
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NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES.
SNNNNNAH September a-Turycn.lmc.
hrin. '-''2HSi: sales. 10 casks. receipts &c
GaSks. shipments. none: stock 2l..sS casks
kosin. firm; sales Isl barrels receipts
20. barrels; shipments mono: stock. si5.l
barrels. quote: ABODE. 800
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PETERSBURG rEANUT MAnKrT

PETERSBURG. VA. September e.-Spnri,h
Farmers stock. market weak and unset
tied; arst quality. cuc per bushel asked. Sc
bid "n-Erade. 3oc TO ioc per bu,hei. VIZ
Einias = Farmers stock. market quiet
fancy Jumbo SIC per pound: fancy hard
picked &c per pound sxt,a prime. oNc pc,
pound' nheilinx stock. &c 10 2hc per pound.
Curb More Animated
NEW YORK. September a.-lncreased ami
rnaitoC markcd the dealings the curb
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NEW ORLEANS September a. rerS;s;.n,
buying sent cotton 10 leve!s :nf ,he
session. Considerable realizing bY longs
failed 10 weigh ara!rst the market. The
net change :or the day was rise o! z. to
Is points. Tho advance W-an based on c,op
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KICmMOND GRAIN MARKET
BANK STATEMENTS.
BANK STATEMENTS.
OF
Mechanics and Merchants Bank

;lcHM0nT;p? N THE G0uNTY or ChESTERFIEl.D STATE
TIE COIIlONATlON COMMISSIONS.
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Quiet accumulation Of Baltimore and
Ohio Ia said to have been going on for
weeks. aud report to-day that the
August earnings would break nil records
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u. S. MAIL ON TWO SHIPS
Is SEIZED BY BRITISH
Vessels Wny From New York to
rotterdam stopped aud
t'uE cI,cS raI.ct

H'ti.I.IN. December ~ ,hv wireless
to 'nNNiii". y ND.-Seiaurc by the
British government o: american mail
from Two steamships on their way to
Holland is reported in II Rotterdam dis
patch. given out TO-DAY 10y the over
seas News Agency
AcrordinG to ;hc news aScucy's dis
patch til" vessels from which mail was
taken are the Dutch steamship Nicuw
Amsterdam. from New York December
-, for Rotterdam. aud thr Norwegian
steamship Christian Nicholson. from
New York. December ;. for Rotterdam
.\hNicc" from :.mSlcrdan,. the news
;'G"hcF also states. are that British
authorities took from the steamer ru-
rinth. a Dutch vessel plying be, wccn
Amsterdam ANA South American ports
all the SOUTH American mail for Hol-
land she had on board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

,smprriIl CLAN Sucictyp Tfcir un-
scrnpulouS methods war;. but their sole
object liz To rnisc rebellion under amy
prctcNt. so that they may attain ,h.ir
s"li,sn ends. Ttliiu.; advantage of tho
critical situation Of their .l.:hcrlnnu
ih"N al" now wIi!i:% TO hccrr,. iustru-
mcnts Tor III" destruction ct til, ma
'oi'. Mo:' orv" the said r.Jvls arr
%%Grdy loving their Own SKIN, ana
"kiilfmi In conc.Iliui: themselves They
nave sacrificed tie lives % others
without the least s,,iulc A,G their
wicked ana HanGrrous rrcur Is can bc
read hA everybody.
rs my heart IL fun OF lose :or the
people. hoNc therefore issued re-
ncat"i WARNINGS aud Instructions with
Inc object OF anor,iinr projections TO
my peop!c Even ;hc accumn!iccS OF
IN" lc1cis will b. immediately par
"oEed /: obey rCpclt- Of their errors
and present jhrmS. Ives to tn" authori
tics. I; is sincerely hoped mat all
their former crimes and omcuscs may
hr buried ia Oblivion. and tn.tt thcS,.
nrniient* wii! lead 4 ucw life Thus
Ia" inhabitants I'm variuus localities
VIII receive blessings. TIL Chau:.
thuh and governors Of the riovinces
are hereby Instructed 20 order thci..
respective subordinate oilicil;s to put
i"rth their efforts - persuade Che poo
pie I" walk IA the pr"per path.
Most "i my people hav" parents.
wives and children depending upon
them 20" existence therefore they
should never lcnd ear 10 ru'uor so rs
t" choose WRONG paths When they
nave incurred punishment cor their
rriincs. it VIII br too late for them To
.cp'h'. They are hereby ordered IL
ilNc peacefully. enjoy their occupations.
pf"Nl"" protection FOR ,hci" lives ana
develop the interest OF their families.
thus appreciatin. the sincerity of my
repeated instructions ana encourage
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CENTRAL POWERS NOT ABLE
TO RESIST INDEFINITELY
King Constantine. of Greece. Expresses
THIS Opinion In iutrrNirw with
Frchch Chief OF stan

ATHENS. December % ola Paris
December 2D.-In an interview to-day
With General castelnau thief OF lin.
French general staff. King Constantine
expressed doubt that the central clu-
pres would be- able to resist indefinite.
~ the economic. and especially the
hh'hciaI pressure of the war General
tastclnau so reported the Kings opiu-
ION TO- night in II Statement, - the AS
sociatcd Press
The Greek sovereign asked the
French commander why by tic SLOW
ness OF their operations they had pcr-
mittcd the crushing of Belgium and
Serbia and the failure OF the Dardan-
Giles campaign. General c.rs:elnau's
reply was that nobody denied these UNI
fortunate results were extremely re
nrcttable.
1t would be most highly Desirable
the general declared. III Belgium ami
serbia were still intact. and if Rus
Si' could to-day be rcyictualcd by way
o' IN" Dardancllcs. hut we mus, sec
inc war as a wholc II would hc folly
cap;thi" Of ieopardi2ins final victory
Oh Which alone wc have the right 10
think, - undertake. amy military az
ton without the most complete prepa-
i"foh ana every assurance of success
humaneiy possible.
"If material and forces ar. mn,
available however painful jhe result
al inaction may be. II is truly crim;
nal 10 20 off haif-coclscd Remember
the trimea. where the Russians so
Ions: held tho Mala<on tower wi,b
iiintlocks and round cannon bali.
Well all the German line to-day is
- row of Maiakon towers with other
rows behind.
"Iiut just as the Russians finally
we're forced to give up, 50 must the
Germans. have given three sons
have two more, hut their lives. too
VIII hc paid. If need be, that victory
may bc complete"
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BARGE TOWED INTO PORT
Aloinsses Tanker, With seven Wen
Aboard. Picked Up, After BcinG
tdrift for Scvcrnl Dnys.

HAVANA December 2S-rhe Amcri-
can molas@cs tank barge Detroit with
seven men aboard. was tow.d into port
to-day 10y tho Cuban steamer Regina.
which found her adrift in the Gulf on
December ~ The Detroit ana the
barge City az San Antonio broke loose
from the tug Daniel Willard during
the hurricane Of December 20. and the
san Antonio, with five men aboard
SUI is missing. The bargcs were
bound from New orleans for Antilla.
The Regina, en- route TO Mobile. en-
dcavorcd 10 tow the Detroit To thai,
port. but was forced by heavy weather
to run for Havana.
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CONGESTION OF FREIGHT
Is RELIEVED BY EMBARGO
HALLWAY officials In New York AntIrl-
pntc Marked Improvement In
Conditions Within II Week.

NEW YORK. December 3S.-Railrca6
officials here say that tho congestion
o. freight has been relieved by the
imposition OF cmbargocs by many rail
way lines that the situation is clearing
up and that there VIII be a marked!
Improvement within week. The
Pennsylvania Railroad and the New
York Central lines report - much larger
movement of freight than heretofore.
The New York Central moves about
i,101 carloads or freight through the
harbor daily. which is an increase o.
5ro carloads over Que year ago
The West shore Railroad SIN has
100000 bushels. or about 500 car
loads. of wheat in it's elevators ~
Wcchawken awaiting transshipmcn,
by sea Pressure Oh the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad ia
Very heavy because OF Il movement g.:
freight from the arms and munitions
plants in New England. The volume
OF business, officials OF the road gay.
far exceeds anything they had expect
ed The road to-day is operating IT,
600 freight cars. as compared with
g., Doe year ago.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad officials re
ported to-day that the situatlon IN
that road is clearing UP
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AUTO ACCIDENT
Chr Driven by 4. y. smith struck by
trolley mt LnurcI nud t:rnrr
streets.

IN automobile driven by t y
smith. OF Smith IL Hicks.Iivcry. collid-
ed with e Laurel street car at Grace
and Laurel streets last night. The
automobile was considerably damaged
but no ono was injured MIR. Smith
WAS alone In the car al The time. .\c-
cordny TO his account he was going;
West OF Grace street and the car was
proceeding north on Laurel Street to-
ward Broad. The moiorrnau n. stat
ed. did not ring his bell or attempt to
stop. and seeing that he could not
come ia Il quick stop on the slippery
pa"inc. Mr.. Smith attempted to turn
into Laurel Street The heavy street
car struck the automobile from be-
hind
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GERRY FIRM TENDERS
BANQUET TO EMPLOYEES
Charles u. NUrmnu. ny Ton>tu,nStcr.
'n!s Nrnr just Closed Has Been
Hest III History of firm.

Ia appreciation at the enterprise and
ialthfu!ncSs ~ their employees. -. II.
Ferry y -" las night gave - ban
que; to tn" thiI' -unc statesmen who
are connected wi,h tins OLD and proini-
served in q private diniu. room in the
Jefferson Hotel
This firm, established IN ISIS. has
mad, it a custom from time to time
t. entertain its statesmen "iih "a ban
quct Charles 7 Norman acted as
mentioned the excellent business which
-" firm has enjoyed during the present
year. lie stated that i, would doubt
less prov" the best year in it's history.
In iutroducing the speakers Mr.. Nor
man made an applicable remark con-
corning ruch Those who spoke were
i Edward Burton. manager Il. l..
Niams. assistant manager, T.. y. More
cork. l.. t. Atkins l.. j. Strotmeyer and
Sol Essential. Of New York, guest
of honor. ANA others
IN" jefferson orchestra furnished
music dU;ii.- the banquet. ana after
wards the Terry quartet, composed of
=. Garland Hood l.. y Morecock i.orne
.imth aId T. D. Burton. sang a number
ot selections which were literally APP
IiaUd"d
Inc table Mas decorated in roses ana
lighted candles and the lamps were
50 fixed rs Z" resemble oid-fashioucd
lanterns
Those ",.-vn, were c T Norman. T.
y. Barton Il; l. MAINS. l.. y. More
Gius. W. L womliuson. 7. 4. Smi:h.
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RESERVE BOARD APPEALS
VIII Ask supreme Court to Hule on IT.
Right To Give Certain Authority
to National Hnnks.

WASiIlNGToN. December IS G..
Elliott. counsel for the Federal Re
serve Board, issued a statement to-
night announcing that the question Of
ii right OF the board 10 authorize ma
ti"nai banks under the reserve act TO
act trustee. executor, administrator and
registrar OF stocks and bonds. would he
submitted /" the Supreme Court OF the
United States for final determination.
Mr.. Elliott said that the decision Of the
Illinois state Supreme Court. denying
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MRS IDA Won CLAUSSEN
BURSTS INTO MATRIMONY
;t"r Marriage 10 rhiInuciphi:, Man M
Nriodrnmntir nS Amy OF Her
Other sntcntii:cS.
[ Special to The Times Dispatch. I


NEW YORK. December ~ Mrs. Ida
Won Claussen. recently released from
an insane asylum, ANA heroine Of :, long
series of peculiarly fantastic exploits.
burst into matrimouy to-day. she is
now the wife of Francis Alhcrt Donna,
OF Philadelphia
outmaneuvcrinp It trained nurse. a
corps of lawyers, the district attorneys
Office and the supreme Court, Mrs Won
ClausScn succeeded in securing a hus-
band ana escaping with him to the
saie businesses % New Jersey Her
marriage was as mclOdramatic as any
OF her earlier adventures. OF which
SON" have caused Judges L" declare
tier crazy Yet in every move Of her
night !" become Il bride sh" acted with
Il consummatc strategy which would
seem 10 Indicate remarkably we'll
ordered mind.
Mrs, Won Claussrn was permitted to
l,aN" tho Middlctown state Hospital for
the insane on December - She was
parolcd 10y Justice Tompliins IN the
custody of her brother Mathew T.
Clausscn.
My sister has been livi-: with me
since she came back to New York"
said Mr.. Clausscn tonight she
never mentioned marriage until this
morning. when she said
suppose ! ought to ask Justice
Iompkins whether can get married.
Il thought She was joking ana paii
II" attention to her remark What
was my ast"nishment q few hours la
ter l" hear over The phone that my
sister in the meantime had been mar
RED and was even then preparing 10
leave the city on her honeymoon
Assistant District Attorney Medaiic
who secured Mrs Won Clnussens com
mitmcnt, appeared before Magistrate
l'"ui and Justice Mulquecn. His re-
quest for warrant for Mrs Won
'lauSS"n's rccOmmi,:ncut was denied
on tn" Ground that Justice Tompliius
should act. When Justice Tompiiins
heard tn" couple had gone TO Now
Jersey. he said they We're then beyond
has jurisdiction.
The Rev j. r. Price. =. d.. pastor
OF the Washington Heights Church.
who performed the marriage. said TIA"
bride appeared radian''y happy Shr
CAV. her age as thirty five. The bride
groom, who said he was Francis Al
h"rt Donna. Of il3i Arch street. rhll-
adclph!a, confessed twcG--Y-cigh,. "a
MiddiciOwu. il was said that Il Mr..
Donna. "f New York. hai registered
1T Il local hotel for two days prior 20
Mrs Won Claussens release.
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CHARACTER or MAIL.

WASHINGTON. December 9S--To-
days Berlin adviccs do not make II
clear whether the mail seized ':lcludcd
amy hrst-Class matter or. as is more
prohah bic. consisted OF parcel post ship.
mcutS. December 20 the United states
addressed q protest TO Great Britain
un the subject OF British interference
with spanish y mcrican mail. The Brit
iSh government has taken the stand
that parcel post matter mast be re-
SaIdcd as freight. exempt from the
protection given iirst-class matter un-
der the international postal conycr-
ton. Washington IS undcrstooi to have
rOMCurrCN III this View.
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CHARTER CHANGES
ARE RECOMMENDED
lWNMilnMNN fron Eirst rnge.l

Perhaps its most promising recoumen-
datiuu :. the on" looking tn the "lcc-
tuu -. - charter commission
With personal variations this appears
TO hc the vi"w "f the committees ac-
"onriiahmonts taken hy most 81 the
citN.S r'f"rm element. whether within
cog without the Council. No one was
Willing 10 predict. last night TO what
'Ntcn, tho Council will nulify. amend
"i crlar:" anon the committees recon-
mrudatipn but the belief was general
mat tao oity'S awmaltcrs will in tho
"nd send I" the Legislature "a bill car
INih= int" effect most Of the importan,
reform" recommended by the commit
f,n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

MEM YORK. December 9S-Tns
steamer United States. which arrived
to-day from Scandinavian ports. re
ported that december /" She was
stopped cas-; OF III" Shetland Isles by
= British cruiser and taken To o;rccnocl.
for examination. There the British
removed 1861 small parcels and n3o
parcel post packages. The steamer
WAS released on II" 18th.
because they were held five days at
Grcciock the zoo American citizens
aboard the tnitcd states drew up !,
vigorous protest against sac action
OF the British government. and will
forward IL 10 Secretary of stat" Ian
sing. They point OUT that IL being
taken I" Greenock the ship vas cx-
posed TO mine fields.
Captain Gotscho,of the Cnited states
protested when the parcels Ncrc re
moved. but without result During the
ships detention at Grecnock AZ. armed
guard WAS maintained aboard by tn.
British, but The passengers were in no
WAY molcSted. Not even their pass
ports were Inspected.
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Storm Winning IssIIeh.

WASfilNGTON. December 2S.---Thc
Weather Bureau Tonight issued the
following storm warming:
Hoist northeast storm warnings 10
l.. NJ north IT Cape Henry. to and in
GLIDING New York. storm Of mark ed
intensity over Western .Nlahama and
moVin" eastward.
"Warniugs also displayed on Florida
peninsula.
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nursr L.n,,cd in PORT.

NoRFol.k. W.. Dcccmbcr 2S.-The
c"'S' guard cutter onondaga To-day
S.'nor"" In t.ynnhavcn Roads the barge
Rock! land which b"oke away from no
'"S Defiance during Il northwest gal.
"n sunday night. The barge DcnJrcn
also broke away. but was picked nm
-! INC pehahce. Tn" Rockland. after
me towing h1wscr parted. anchored on
Nniiicoteaeue anu awaited the arrival
Oh Inc onondaSa. which was cruising
on IN" virginia capeS at the time
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DEATHS

RlFrON-Dicd. Tuesday December IS
AZ ll:3" j.. NJ, MISS Ethel. r.. I{rS-
ION. al her residence, Is South Pine
street, IN the twenty second year of
her age. she Is the daughter of Mrs
Kate y. Nolan and the late Henry j.
Rppon
Funeral notice later
NcWnor; News, Baltimore and Wash
inSton papers please copy
SMfTH.-Dicd, Tuesday afternoon. De-
ccmbcr rs, MRS. MARY JANE
SMITH widow of Hugh X. Smith, Sr
At her home on Pine Street, rctcrsburE
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING at il
o'clock from the Second Presbyterian
Church lntermcnt in Blandford Gem
Va. Tuesday. December rs. nj the
residence Of her Daughter. Mrs. c. H.
Bccry, MRS. pRlNCETTA SLATER
MCCARTHY. widow OF the late Ed
ward Mccarthy. and mother OF DR.. Ed
ward Mccarthy.