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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-08
MRS. HEATH WINS DIVORCE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Feb. SIN
Superior Court decree nisi was
granted in the divorce case of Mrs.
Viola Heath nee Miss Viola Toomey,
Of Blades, from her husband, Ellis
Heath.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-08

the spot where the child was. until
he attracted the attention Of soma
people who found the child. Rex now
seems assured Of home ~ long 80
he lives.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-08
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness
or head noises go to your drug
gist and get ounce OF Parmint
double strength, and add TO It
IA pint OF hot water and A ounces
of graduated sugar. Take ]
tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick re-
lief from the distressing head
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open. breathing become easy and
the mucus stop dropping into
the throat. II is easy 70 prepare,
costs little and is pleasant TO
take ANY one who has Catar-
rhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a
trial.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-08

COLORRD STARS
Vaudeville. Saturday. Nanonai The,
atre. Three acts,--Adv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15

have been closed two days and action
Will DO taken later In the week as 10
whether thoro will DO church services
next Sunday.
Tho number of cases reached 100 to.
night. nearly half of tho sufferers being
adults. At the dairy farm Of cx.Gov. John
A. Mead, to which the health authorities
havo traced the source Of the epidemic,
400 quarts OF milk, the product of SO
cows. Is being spilled In the garden daily
and mono will DO sold for the present.
There have been scarlet fever cases In
two tenant houses on tho farm and II
Is supposed that these cases are the
source OF Rutland's trouble. Every case
in the city is on a milk route supplied
by the Mead farm. Five nurses and a
number Of patients at the Rutland hos.
pital. which took 30 quarts of milk daily,
are among tho afflicted.
DR.. Mcads grandson. John Abncr Mead
Hinsman, has scarlet fever and the latter s
mother. Mrs. Carl 3. Hinsman. is on the
suspicious" list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

| Boston. Feb. "a.
ss7s9s7s; spring clears in sacks $3.50;
patent. ss1se s;s: winter 's stra lights ss5c ss
IN 'S s:o w,ntsr Stsars s@sSo; Kansas patents
coRNMEAL AND oArMEAI-cornmeai
srannl.tsd. $50: bolted !s.os; bag meal
meal, rolled. s7.l5; cut and ground oatmeal
!,'sS; rye hour s7.so97ss; graham nour
coRN-spot nominal No. yellow.
$40; No. yellow si.ls: sample yellow
s %hise ., " y:'!e" ~Si.is: :aasi.
oATs-spot nominal, No. clipped white.
Soc, SOC; No; clipped white 7sc; No. 5 clipped
e fancy nc, s. sp s fsssy 70 9s,u S
HAw AND sTRAW-Hay: choice .:sS:s;
III t Mo- ''i ss.as Ne grade : .5ss
N.mls; ost straw 'llSii.so.
MILL FEED-M'iI shipment. spring bran.
dlinrs 'Ssso@Is; mixed iced $3.50 q 4aso;
nnm;Sr meal 1.:s $3.50; gluten FEED sNss;
PORK PRopUCTs-Hsavy backs and
short cuts ss7.75; medium backs $3.50
rendered leaf is%c; pure lard INC; coun.
try y, d rs hogs is@ls%c.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, extra sides. lth q
l?,t HlsMci cows 1sTl4c; spring lambs
COG 2lc; fall and winter lambs $50 lee:
mutton lsm @H1sc: yearlings 1874 1915
POuLTRY-Turkeys, fancy western, slg
SSc; fair 70 good $50 csc: northern fowl
large. :%@ csc: common TO good 2lT25c
western fowl. large. 24h q csc; medium ..
ssc small coo ale; native broiiers rs O soc;
western ss@s se; northern roasting chick
coasters large, 25@s7c; medium e2a CSC
ducks 200 :?c: native green geese 22G acc
western lo0:ic; squad tS3s doz; pigeon
LIVE PoULrRy-Fowi eco csc; chicken,
GOO Gle; old ROSTERS 14dl5c.
EGGS-Choice honnery and nearby bl@
PC; eastern extras 50@5lc; western extra.
hrsts +7c: storage frsts 41p4ec.
BEANs-Car lots. choice pea beans
100 72o; California small white s7.Iof,
40; red kidney s7Q7.25; yellow eye
6.2S1650t Scotch green peas s5.S5m6; Can
ada peas 9S.eST4; lima beans s% n &c H.
jobbing prices log l5c above car lots. ,s.
APPLES-Baldwins fancy $5.609a: No.
$50 $50; No Ssaa.75: Greetings So so d
500; Northern Spy sa.7sg4; Ben Davis
s2aS; bushel boxes Soo@sl.5o; western box
apples $3.50 q 2b0.
FRuIr-Oranges California, sc.5og AS
box. Florida eSGt5o grapefruit SeT4ss;
ptnsapples smooth Cayenne, Nei5 CRIT
cranberries sl.e59c.s5 crit, sc.50d6 Dbl,
Florida Strawberries $50 S5c box
REFINED SuGARS-The American uuotcs
graduated and fine as basis at SIS cents
for ioo-barrel lots and 6,S5 cents for 2o.har.
rel lots. Wholesale grocers quote 7.05 cents
for less than go barrels.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Some of tho legislators arc talking
about final adjournment by March %, bu:
II appears doubtful that II can be reached
before April !. There Is also considerable
talk OF the General Assembly adjourninS
for week. without pay, during tho week
In March when the annual town meetings
are held.
The agricultural committee is consider
Ing means OF making all payments for
milk and cream, with the exception OF
those for retail sales. on the basis OF but
ter fat contained in the huid. This is not
tho first time that this proposition has
been preached. but II has always bean
frowned upon by creamerics and cheese
factories. Many Of those are now said to
favor the plan.
Tho collection OF curios in the sergeant
alarms ONCE was augmented yesterday
by the arrival of a fairly good bar-be'i.
presented by Representative Hayden OF
Bolton Tho bar consists Of an elm
branch with two fairly good dumbbells
on each end.
The bill introduced yesterday by sena-
tor Morse Of Caledonia which is said to
PROVIDE Tor a yearly referendum on the
liquor question has already aroused un-
favorable comment from legislators who
claim TO have discovered n Joker In tho
oi'l' rheir claim Is that the bill instead
OF proVlding for referendum on pro-
n'olt'oh IN reality provides for referen.
dum on state option. 1t is further argued
that the voters of the state have re-
Gently expressed their opinion In favor Of
iocaI option and that the bill would cir
cumvcnt their will.
NOT single bill was introduced yestcr-
gay IN tho House and but two In tho
Senate. most remarkable record. There
are sul! large number Of measures
YET In the hands Of the reviscrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
DASuaTON MAnKaT,

s''E'' Is ss H; 4! sf sss ih s.1i s
a. M Sh.s fSss ss. stss ass ., .sss nst
18Th ~ and a xfssess f's 'Sf'hsf ad'sassa|
,n. HIrtaysls Ssfs \. ,ilsat .hs.. =. Brighter
rairoad and eli cate irsni shs h n"o Yam n,d
rs s nei Ssss ~ s.r ~ s. .sa tvs
s ss.,sA hs isn 'fss NV we; .,, sns ar:
A sA s,s 4,s's ssa F siss Az
cars Ilyss.sek,. inrErs the fetal fcr tEs ' wsei|
| fsr NE preceding wesE ana ~ care ~ III
s:st cattle q a, Alns. were nrmcr spa
u faney shcw satue. fed by Ly,nan Plum
SrsssS. fancy prize, hu, most tops s' r a"]
oasus 81 10 3 cents and tight cattle al s M
Fancy. beef cows and helf.rs sold IN ID
oshtA 1oed eews 81 10 ~ cents, ofdinarl
COWS a. ~ TO esnts and Gamers al 4Ea
offerings selling up 10 a cents, with aver
:sIs Su, 10 q ,s 70 cents and boiesn" built
,.,S fans , mai ' ~; selling = !. cssts
iots Al 10 TO II cents and Srassers nnd
Both 1.-Two ana drsssod hogs were pushsd
up another notch. duo tho packers say u
falling on IN supplies from, tho West
Best lots sold Tuesday morning at Is I,
15k cents, with rough lots at I2h to IAN
cents.
There wero no lamb offerings Tucsda1
morning Prices arc nominnIly quoted AL
10 to ~ cents. with best sheep at 9 to II
cents. though tho lattor were also yer,
scarce. Poor lots OF old shoep brought "a
8 eente
Mich cows are stil In slow demand. hui
ordinary stock has been marked UP n Mt
Ito owing to tho high prices for which bee
stock Is selling. Ordinary mixers arc sell
ing at $50 to $50, with good mixers at S7l
to $S6 and fancy mixers at 800 aud up
wards
The local kill Of hogs has fallen of
sharply. owing to a lighter run In the west
the total reported for the week by Bostor
packers being $4,000 hogs against $500,
for the preceding week and $4,000 for tn,
same week last year. Since January 1, 1917
the total kill by Boston packers has bee,
period In 1915
Exports OF pork products have beer
heavy, tho total value reported by Bostof
packers for tho week being tl7b, 900. agains
/ 900 for tho preceding week and SIS, 90,
for the same week last year. Since Januar,
have been valued at 1910, 900, against $685.
900 for the same period In 1915.
/ New high records arc being made aln1os
daily In tho price OF hogs. decreasing sup
plies and n keen demand for lard and porl
being tho principal stimulating factors
| hogs at 16 to 1914 cents compared will
!b% to l6 cents a week ago. At this tim
last year dressed hogs were quoted at ION
to II cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS
Meat Shortage Thrcatcped by Loss Of
Cara Despatched from, Chicago.

wednesday, FEB. ~, 13lI.
The storms OF the past week or 80 were
responsible for tho loss Of carload Of
meat sent from Chicago to Burlington.
From last week Tuesday until ycstcr-
day afternoon. when the car showed up.
local wholesalers sent to other of their
houses and had meat expressed to BUR
llngton to keep. their preferred meat
dealers supplied. with the result that a
shortage was averted Dressed beef was
quoted yesterday at 16,k cents, the high
est, dealers said. in long time. Lamb
was quoted at - cents, wholesale.
Fresh eggs were priced yesterday at IS
and 60 cents.
In the retail grain lists there arc many
changes and with one exception each
represents An increase in price.
In fish and sea foods the only change is
IN hake, which is Is and 20 cents. No
changes are noted in the fruit lists this
week.
The following prices arc quoted for the
Free Press by c. A. Barber and +. E..
Perkins, grocers. r. u. Howard meat
dealer. the Burlington Fish company. the
Burlington Fruit company. and the A. D
PeaAe Feed companv:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
College at Springfield; April q. Trinity

NoHoso Nv cP'"H"o'u' "PrfI d IF1hIty
at Hartford; April 81. Pennsylvania State
College at Middlebury; May I. Massachu.
sets Agricultural College At Middle
bury; May s. Massachusetts, Agricultural
College At Middiebury: May ., Norwich
at Northheld: May II. Colgate at Middle.
bury; May n, Norwich at Middiebury:
May q. Colgate at Hamilton; May S,
Hamilton at Clinton: May e6. Syracuse
at Syracuse; May 30, Vermont at Bur.
lington; Juno 2. Williams at Williams.
town. Juno Is. open; June l6, Alumni.
Varsity. The baseball squad bids fair 10 b,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. H.
| FLOUE-Barcly steady. Spring patent,
$500 915; winter patents Ss.75q9: winter
straights $S.40IS.65; Kansas straights
SS.90M9.15.
| BUCKWHEAT F'LOUR-Dull
| BUCkWHEAT-Dull.
| WHEAT--Spot irregular. , No. hard
s2ooM: No. I northern Duluth s2.10E; No
J. northern Manitoba s2.0s f. o. b. New
York.
CoRN--spot easy. No. 9 yellow SLIM
| C. I. I. New York.
| OATs--spot steady. Standard eeiac.
| PORK--I'irm.
| LARD-Firm. Middle West SI6oOlIl,
! POTATOES-Firm. Bermuda. late CROP
Sano.5o: Long Island s7.506tS: Maine s7..;
CHS State s7M7.50.
| CABBAGES--Firm and unchanged.
| RAW SCGAR--NominaL Centrifugal 5.0cc
molasscs i.l5c; refined firm IS point.
higher; cut loaf s.i6c; crushed Sc; mould 4
i.5oc; cubes 7.50c XXXX powdered 7.15c,
powdered '.10c; fnc graduated &c: diamond
| a &c; confectionery a 6.0Oe, No / Csc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
A LETTER THAT MAY INTEREST,"
YOU

N. w. Mcconnell. Riverdale, Ca.
writes: Foley Cathartic Tablets abso.
lutely cleanse my System thoroughly,
and never grippe. and no nausea" An
ideal physic. invigorating and strength
ening the bowel action and having q good
effect on tho stomach and liver. Give
stout persons a light and FREQ feeling.
Medical Hall. J. w. O'Sullivan. 80 Church
street. (Adv.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
100 CASES OF SCARLET FEVER
Pebble Gathering Places At Rutland
: Source Of Epidemic.

= Rutland. Fob. N-Because Of tho scarlet
fever epidemic the city board of health
issued an order this afternoon forbidding
any public gatherings for tho present and
closing Theatres dance halls. libraries.
and other places Of rcsort. The schools
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

(NICdS0, TOD. IT
WHEAT-May sl.7lH; July si.i'is
Sept. Sl.57h.
CORN-May si.o09s July 99sc.
OATS-May 555sc; July 54Ac.
Provisions
PORK-May $50
LARD-May 1857.
RfRS-May &l5.s2.
Cash quotations:
PoRK-sSO.
LARD-sl6.67.
RIBS--sl5.52I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.

Mahager Edmunds. who has been At
woIk on the springs baseball schedule.
announces the following games: April 90,
S"hnecucut Agricultural College At Mid
a'ooury; April ". Wesleyan at Middle.
town; April 81. Springfield Y. NJ. c. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Feb. "A.
BEEV ES--Recepts 1000. Firm. Stoerd
1890; bulls $3.50 9.25; cows $3.50 al
775 extra fat &sT9.So.
CALVES--Receipts 1850 Steady Veald
S12n 1850; culs $8.50nI1 barnyard caived
IS a $50; fed calves sSmio.
| SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts 1545l
steady. Sheep SIG 1850; culls Sc; iambj
$1+M15.50.
| HOGS-Rcccipts $500. Weak Light I'd
heavy $l21i2.75; pigs si1.50d1 1.75; rough5
| Sl1ql1.25.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.

FURNISHED by the Associated Press)
Boston, Feb. a.
BUTTER-Northern 4oa4Oiac; western
57k n 40c.
CHEESE-New York twins choice
ESQ 25i$c; good 25@24c,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS ON BUTTER

Boston, Feb. IA.
To-day's Chamber Of Commerce quota
tons the price Of commission merchants
to dealers. follow:
BUTTER-Creamery extras SOC: creamery
hrsts 579sse; creamery seconds $50 SEC ;
dairy butter So@S6c: ladies Soc renovated
butter 5a1sc; storage creamery extras 3Sc;
storage creamery hrsts Sc SIC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
KENT ICE CREAM co.

Burlington Concern Has $4,000 Cspi-
tai and Three Subscriber.
Montpelier, Feb. N.-Articles Of asso-
citation have been fllcd>with the secretary
Of state by the Kent Ice Cream company,
Inc, of Burlington, with capital stock
of $4,000. The incorporators arc W. H.
Carr, Il. l.. Kent and II. c. Carr. oil of
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15


and Centerpieces
White linen Of fine quality embroidered in blue.
Doyeszes 6x6 inches formerly 80 cents priced at u cents
sxS inches formerly so cents priced at 80 cents
l2xl2 inches formerly IS cents. priced at Al cents
Cen.erece.-zoxzo inches. formerly $zs priced 81 cent.
24x24 inches, formerly $I.75, priced $l.25
searf.-zo.45 inches formerly $780, priced ...$ls7
2ox54 inches. formerly $2.75. priced at S. 90
squares-36x36 inches formerly $250 priced .$ls7
45x45 inches formerly s. co. priced $3.50
WHITE LINEN HAND CRoCHETED DOYLlEs in var
Of designs to 10 inches in diameter formerly selling
at - cents each .pneed at - cents
HAND EMBROIDERED DoYLIEs. Centerpece. scarf.,
in white trimmed with handmade Princess Lace in trim
med with handmade antique et white embroidered in
stitch designs in rcd and black. blue and yellow.
DOYLlEs. size sxs inches, formerly IS to IS cents,
priced at 80 to As
Size ,lxl inches. formerly IS to 90 cents,
priced at so to 90
cENTERPEcEs size 2ox2o inches formerly s275 $325.
priced at 100 to $2.25.
Size 24x24 inches formerly $375 to s4.25
priced at 81. IS to $500.
Size 36x36 inches. formerly $6.75 to $3.50.
priced at $3.50 to $4.75.
sCARFs. lsx45 inches formerly $675, priced .s4.75
We also offer hi. quantity of handmade Cuny.
Princess and Arabian Lace Does and Centeeces in various
designs at l-3 to IL former selling prices
IRISH HAND EMBROIDERED DoYLIEs Centerpece.
Searfs and Squares in many designs.
Doyies. Ok inches formerly selling 35c priced Csc
ox inches. formerly selling at Soc priced at. 35c
l0xl0 inches formerly selling at &c. priced 46c
Centerpeees-
l6xs inches formerly selling at $l75, priced at $l.20
24x24 inches formerly selling $3.50. priced $l.75
Sea lsx36 inches. formerly selling $500. priced $500
I6x45 inches formerly selling 200. priced S As
1884 inches formerly selling $2.75. priced 100
Squares 32x32 inches, formerly selling $3.50 to $685.
priced IS cents $l.98.
36x36 inches formerly selling $3.75 to $3.50
priced $3.50 to $3.50.
Lace trimmed seara 1880 and 81 inches many with hand
drawn work formerly selling so 81 SO each
priced at 80 to 80 cents
HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS and napkins in SETS
cloth and dozen napkins all linen prices which
h,xo k.lc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
ACTIVITIES OF
OUR LAWMAKERS
At WASHINGTON

Universal Military Service Bill
Reported-Provides 6 Months
Service in Field at 10 and 4
Years in Reserve-Gives AGO..
600 Men a Year-Learned Rep.
resentative Says U.Boat's In.
vention Has Not Changed In.
ternati0nal Laws-The Sen.
ate Democrats against Bond
Issue to Overcome Treasury
Deficit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15

; SETS. ROUND CLOTHS Of heavy double damask seal
op around edge size 8x6 inches for 81 inch round table,
dozen 22x22 inch napkins match Actual value $1,000 the
Curtain Nets Scms Scotch Madras many Styles white.
cream and of which have become slightly soed in
handling formerly selling at IS to IS cents.
priced at 10 cents per yard.
Cretonnea both domestic and imported. many designs
which unable duplicate also short pieces of to 10
yarda formerly selling up so per yard,
priced at % per yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
F. y. ABERNETHY,
Head Of Church Street.
To-day
we announce
A Special Sale
of
Decorative Linens

prices quite 80 10 so below the prices that
vailed before the sharp advances quantity Of doyes
tray table matched broken stock which
cannot be duplicated.
Hand Embroidered Doylies
and Centerpieces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
american Automobile E>port.

SIAilSTlCS recently compiled show an al
- most Incredible growth in the American
AUTOMOBILE industry Though the business
virtuaily had its inception in France and
ever no" is less than twenty years old
America actually dominates the world in tina,
Industry which is increasing by leaps and
hounds. Within the last six years as shown
- the statistical table. exports have in
creased from $l2.J65.049 in 1911 10 sl2O
0.S66 IN 1916.
Analysis OF the war trade shows what was
to have been expected that the cXportatior
OF trucks and other commercial cars far OK
ceedcd that OF pleasure ears ~ first Dur
ING the year ending June 30. 1915. the sum
expended TOT passenger cars exported was
$4,000 ooo less than during the preceding
twelve months. while commentator e.Dor,s
Ieapea from $l,lHl.Gli TO $391406So
However during tn" latter part OF 1916 for
me first time since OclUb 1914 exuorts q,
passenger cars equal"G shipments OF com
mercial cars In view Of the various ON
harsoes III onecl. that condition may be ken
10 indicate that American passenger vehicles
arc gaming Grmcr position IN neutral
countries
mat gambling room in Damvillc winch was
'uhd TO contain more than 900 beer and
whisky bottles must have been used for some
min hcsidcs gambling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
Where .rhr s.ar-sunnslcd Hummer" Is.

Y" The Editor "r III" Times Dispatch:
Sir. i'ciey u iiavriaon's stars and stripes
whon IT state that 1t Is not known into who's.
possession the ils 9Th" Star-Spiu2slcd l;an
n"i ntGl passed. IS "erN detective. This III.
laS b"cr f"r several yeats In the National
Museum 81; Wn$hu"tou and ia 1t specially
#tructcd
Slai"r Arnistcad. the defender Of For, Me
li"nr\. was born the Baylor Newmarket
Earms near Milford. Caroline county. Va his
mother h"img taylor som" years ago. I
wrote To Nj. Ehcn Appleton. tclliu,: him Of my
connection with Major Armistcad :,nd suggest
me- /" him chat thus very interesting niece Of
bunting should uuuUrsi iomabiy be placed in the
National Museum ut Washington with the relies
of the nation
Mr.. Arpi"t"u first i.uj. aud before his death
presented tGis Na- - lh" people nf the United
states. 4" h" kent Tor all time National
Museum at Washiu.iu. !. l.. BAYLOR.
Milford. Va. january ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

From tic Richmond Dispatch. Jan. %, 1879

SNOW on the tracks is delaying all trains
@ GG rS i;air""G due hera ''f ~" w as
'hrce and haii hours late. the Richmond.
60 two and half hours behind time. and the
Richmond and Ianviie cXoress was tw" hours
moud and rctersbnrs road, was on time yes
Tho liz, of nominations Tor nc>; Governor of
uuu"S mentioned arc those Of Wyudhan Rob
Sony. Of wythc inc onice Of lieutenant GOV,
aud Is rather dull in the market
\ negro man aud woman both in the employ
"f ';rccm T. Pace. of itmvillc, ran off to North
Of "lopcmcmt lac recorded for the Virginia
freedmen.
The ohio river is closed With ice wheeling
,ue first time in ten years.
General John A. I.osam; who reached Wash
% "y before %%s!sr "r r,e' from nGis
FAVOR the Impeachment Of President johnson.
Nathaniel = Willis the weli-kncwn poet. died
taken l:o#tom, his former home. for burial.
Sxtcrn states have far adopted the uni
,crs.i suffrage amendment to the Constitution
- tn" united suites
Baker Of illinois. yesterday Introduced in ;hc
House Joint resolution declaring che State
,ud their acts Invalid until they shall be rec
ogni@cd hN Congress.
United states. requiring full bench and un,ni-
uoua decisions on appeals Involving state
i"r:,l and c"nStitui ional questions: report ed
40 The l!"usc "f Representatives yesterday.
vi tia, railroads in Indiana and illinois arc
h"ykadcd Win sn"w, and travel by rail IN those
states H. practically suspended.
Mr. Eronncn Yesterday introduced in The
lIous" ~ Representatives Il joint resolution de
earring MAI the Suuthcrn (rcbcD states shall
b. Disqualified FROM voting ON pcmding ana f,l-
turc nmcnimcnts TO III" Constitution of the
uni"m. ana il, tho meantime three fourths OF
the represented states shall be competent to
an,oud tina, Constitution. The resolution was
referred.