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uirn I'm lnueIi aud Firencn Injured.

IBy telegraph % The DI.pItcI.I
LOWELL, Mass, December 1.-THE IIar-
ris Mil was burned this morning. Tie
flames from the mill communicated to the
wood-turning establishment Of the Merri-
mac Crsquet Company and caused an eX-
Dlosion, which threw a wall upon the fire.
men, injuIing ten OF them. The most Sc
riouS injury is a broken thigh. No one
was killed. Damage about $4,000.
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m :. scott.Law vioIators Punished.

CAMBRIDGE, o., December 14.-At the
session of the Common Pleas Court yester-
day Judge Frazier sentenced twelve saloon
Keepers TO pay fines aggregatine 400 and
10 Imprisonment In the county jail Tor 4
total number OF 400 days for violation OF
the "Seott law" There are seventy cases
vet 10 be tried.
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC pLAsTERs.

COLLlNS'S NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
~ PLASTERS For tho relief and prevention
the Instant IL 4 applied. Of Rheumatism, Neural
gia Sciatic.,. Coughs. Colds, Welk Back, stomach,
ard Bowels, shooting Pains. Numbncss, Hysterla,
Female Pains. PalpitliiOn. Dyspepsia, Liyer-Com-
paint. BiliGus-Fcver. Malaria, and tpldcmcs, use
TOLLIS'~ PLA~TERS IAN ELECTRIC BATE
RY combined with POROUS PLASTERl. and
laugh "a, pain. 2Jc. everywhere. dc l3-Ih&sa
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Killed I'm an Elevator.

BALTIMORE, MD, December l4.-Emil
Muller. aged fifteen, was caught and killed
fills evening in an elevator at LincolD,s
furniture warehouse. lie was found dead.
with his head lying In box which he
took up with him. lie lived at the Boys
Home.
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oue.tion of Legality Of Marriages.


IBy tclegrlpn 20 lhe IJlsPaIch'I
MILWAUKEE, WIS, December IA
legal question has been raised in this city.
rs 10 whether Max Grossman. president OF
the Free Gemeind Society Of Free Think
ers, has authority to marry people. ne
has performed one ceremony only, bur his
predecessor in office performed many, ana
il is claimed that the statutes do not a''-
fhnriZe L.
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rata, Result of "A Husbands Brutality
An leleprnnh fo lhe Dispalch.l

fBy telegraph 10 Che Dispatch'I
ROCKVILLE, I'LL, December li.--John
Ronner locked out his wife because she re-
fused to supply him with money to con-
tinue drunk. She went to the woods WIN
her children. and while building a fire her
clothing caught fire and she was burned TO
DEATH
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. December II. 1888.
SaLEs.-FHsT BOARD.-1O00 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, Glass i, al %; 1000 Virginia new
3,snt5Il-. 900 90. M 80. 2.nOn do. No 81.
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NIt IUILH FIs 1859
Dear Sirs.-I have lately finished my hrst 5o',ls
OF Hop Bittcr~. Alter having for many year sur
tered dcptcig from rheumatic goU dnhcriiedl,
feel 50 much better. and can walk 50 much more
recly. should Ike Ia continue Tie aae Of 70.
write 10 ask how many bottles Won viii let me have
for Il. SO that may always have some IN stock
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CllRISTMAS, 1888.
BECKwITH & PARHAM,
Successor, To Nash & WoOdhou-c and 10 Wood
house & parham.
- ~ -nar

Successor, 10 N1sh & WoodhOu-c and 10 Wood.
house & parham.
ESTABLISHED IN 1914.
again present themselves 20 their friends and The
public at large, and Reg 10 offer them nj thsansp-
ciuuS season congratulations for past and present
blessings and good wishes for their future happi-
ness and prosperity; aud while we do not cl i'm 20
have the largest stock of good, ever offered IN hi
city. and Will not oiiciously OblruGe orr 0dDfcc
yet We desire In a mild and modest way 10 request
The favor of visit from all who are In search %
gifts appropriate % the approaching Joyous hOli-
day. We enumeraie an part: Pianos. Organs,
Books suitable for al sorts and conditions Of men.
women. ana children; Nr'ung-Dc-ks aud Work
Boxes in plush. laihcr and wood Photograph
aud Autograph Albums Pictures in great variety,
Engrayings. Photographs. iliOfypes, Gold Pens
ana Pencils. Pocket Books Lafies' >atchcls, Card
Gases, Cigar and CiEiere-tasc>. Scrap-Rooks
and rcup-ROOk Pictures, BackgaiumOn-BO Boa IL.
thcs~-BOards. DomiuOc-. Poe ket-knycs. tiame.,
Spelling Books. DiSscctci Maps. and Ihrlstmas,
New-f Year, and Birthday Cards in almost endless
prOtns'on aud very gorgeous; al of which thcy
offer At very reasonable prices
Respectfully,
De Q-l2t BtCNWTTV 4 pARUAM.
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Is. CONSULATE. MANCHESTER, FNG.,f

I. :. tONSFLATE, VI NNtHFNTEN. tN0i.,f
November :. 1882. \
Gentlemen,-Siucc writing YOU OF the great heB-
cit had derived from taking Hop Bittors. gave
= ir.cud bottle wholad been suffering much crouo
dyspepsia aud sluggish liver, and The change wss
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
lie had tried several other remedies without an,
benefit. could name over dozen other miiScu.
lOus curc,. AETnUE {. RAIL-,
Consular Cl,rs
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TRUE BILL.

- Gentlemen will find in our FURNISHING
- DEPARTMENT an attractive display Of
--HoLlDAf NOVELTIES We nave cno'cc
AND elegant designs of our own importation
in NECKWEAR. UNDEEWEAR, COL
-LARs and CUFFS. sCSPENDERs. HAND
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Fire Orange County, Va.

Nv 70 VIC IJI 'II'FFNII'I
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, December H.
The dwelling, store. and warehouse, with
contents, OF ID. Halle & Co., at Rogers'S
store, Orange county. were totally burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; partly insured.
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FROM OtLD IRELAND.
lInIIN. \nAnfnhlr >

HOp Biters CompOHp:
Gentlomen,-Nou may De interested 10 learn thsl
one Of the most cminent Judges on The Irish bench
"a customer Of mmc highly approves OF your iicp
Biitcrs. having received great benefit from their
u-c 4. r. HOLMES, Chemist.
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SIINE.TIIREAD.
WE ARE NOW RECEIv->

WE ARE NOW nNe,
w ING 4 LARGE
of sFlSE-TuREAD OF eur own direct mporIi-
tlon consisting OF all numbers aud qualities. We
would invite The attention Of oil In need Of these
goods 10 the superior quality and hnensss We are
Offering our ihreaGs are made 81 the bess Max
that is grOwn and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Lowest prices guaranteed. ckl<E-TWINkS.
LINES, &C., az factory prices. We msnufaetgrv
NETs and sfiSEs of every description.
l.. LICHTENsIElN & SONS,
Sole importers OF the celebrated Lion Bfaud
seinc-1hrad apd Importers OF other brands.
corner Seventeen and Franklin streets.
a. l-6m
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HOLIDAY COODS.
rIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND ORIGINAL, AND
JUST LATELY IMPORTED.
Our goods In the TOILET, FANCY. AMI PER
FUMERY line are frst-cIass. OF various patterns
and designs, and AT prices 10 snt all.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
de lJ-2ts sixth and Broad " reefs.
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LoNpoS, ENG., April -, lHS2.
| find Hon Bitter- q most wonderful mcdirs-
combination - hcalthiul, bioOl-puufying, and
.trpngthening | can from analyst. rs well e.. iiON
mtdtcul know ledge. highly recommend them q.
valuable family me ilcuc.
BAgEAHA WALLACE GoTtNRD.
superintendent
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IoNnov. Eng, september l J.. lsss.

LONDON. Eng, september /, 1889.
am pleased % testify to the goods Effects Of sour
Hop Bitters. Have been suffering long time with
severe pair In tie let side and across the loinsand
having tried a number OF so-c3lled remedies with
out any benefit am glad 10 acknowledge the grcai
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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DOVES TURF OIL.

RICHMOND, VA. November ~, 1888.
TEAR SIR,-For fourteen years. Just
IL Under my knce-joint, /. had an intolerable
itching which came on every winter and wheL
bed, on getting warm, twas 50 severe ! teit a. II ,
every medicine recommended. as well as our best
physicians during the fourteen winters. N0lhlng
relieved me. Last week ! applied YOUR thf
on. and two applications entirely removed II.
\. j. BlRNE.
No. 27l4 CLAY street, Richmond, Va.
To s. +. DOre.
d" copy" 10
Price, 5sc. For sale by all druggists. no %
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TO TAN.?AYER>.
TO TAXPAYERS.

i -
As counsel for several holder. Of VIRGINIA
BONDS. have ukmbcs % IAN-BECElNA ABLE
COUPONS. which am instructed % offer upon
advantageous terms 10 persons wishing la use
them in PAYMENT Of taxes In the mode prescribed
by the Riddlcbefger laws address
RICHARD L.MAURl.
Attorney at Law, 1918 Main street.
no le-lm up-s'siTs-
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CHRISTMAS CHEER!
OLD MOUNTAIN RYE. ROiREK'S CEif-
BRATED RYE. HIGGlNs'S PURE RYE,
PIXIES MAGNOLIA. SWEET ROSE, aud
many other standard brands Of WlllSkEi ::
FRENCH and AMERICAN BRANDIE1;
INPOETFD and DOMESTIC GlNS.
PORT, SHERRY. and lATAWBA WINES;
SOITTU AMPTON APPLE BRANDY;
NEW ENGLAND RUM:
COX's and oil ALMERS'S GtLATINE;
GREEN aud BLACK TEA, zoe. and - pc.
pound: .
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEES;
Choice Brands OF FAMILY FLOUR:
TNADTLTERATED SUGARS OF yarions grades
PURE APPLE NlNEGAR;
FEE-H OATMEAL. Be. per pound;
SUGAR-CTRED BACON, and many other iicsl-
rable goods at the oid Reliable stand OF
JOHN VI. HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
TWO doors above Ola Market.
Established $50. dc I'm
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DIVIDENDS.
DlylDEND NOTICE.

p,c,,yoNp. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
1REASCHER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, December 10, 1888.
Atameetng Of the Board OF Directors held De-
PSsoirId. That dividend OF TWO DOLLARS
,Sn,U tIF PER SHARE be hereby declared on
,io e,,stnou stock Of the company. payable aller
The 1sT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, and That
the same amount he paid al the same time on
Ill AZ tjrud obligation OF one hundred dollars.
"a ,I-,Ia9 j. Il. WINSTON, Treasurer.
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Failure Of Bankers.


IBy teleglaph 20 the DispaIch
ELNIRA, Y. Y, December l4.-D. {.
Wickbam a Co.. bankers, Of Tioga, Pa,
failed to-day. judgments have been en-
tered for $4,000.
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CHARLES G.. JURGENS. n
" No. 3l7 EAST BROAD sIkEnr. -
NEAREST CORNER FOL hIil - hrrEi'JI

NEAREST CORNER FOURTH sTREET,h
cordially Invites all In need OF
FURNITURE
10 call and examine his new stock. stored IN three
different buildings. In endless variety; ana CON
sniesc,,s Tor LOW PRICES and GOOD QUAIL
~. such as novelties In PARLok SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS, DINING and hIIt
ROOM FURNITURE-all at reduced prices
sr.c,al attention called 10 all kinds or MAT
TRFssTs OF my own manufacture. SAID ny Nose
that use them 10 he The BEST IN TOWN:
,nrnn ~. ~, W., M corner Fourtn street oc 80
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'-''F'f
Gcnflcmen.-I WIS troubled with a very lad torIe
Of Indigestion for 4 long lime. and lriCd naus
fittings in vain until got some Hop hiiters, and oo
tab ng WAS quite cured, ana remain ~ til this
time. f. Is now three months ago since WIS bar
h. BELL.
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WiLIIAMHAHrfs.


SHEFFIELD. ESQ. june :, lrEs.
rir.-Iiaying suffered from extreme iitrrOus de-
bif0 f0r f0ur gsGfg and having tIicd all kinds al
medicine aud change OF scene aud air without he
irving any benefit Whrtcycr, vas persuaded by
friend 10 Try lioI Biter-, aad The effect, ann hap
py % say. was most marvellous. Under these CIR
instances / feel ~ my Outy to give this fcsimS-
Mai for ihe benefit Of othcr-.as may -ly 1m n0Ns
entirely we'll therefore can justly and witt CON
Hdcncc give personal testimony 10 anyone wishing
% call upOL me. Our- truly, HENRY HALL
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Nonwlcn. NO. Jme 20. 1ss.

II The Hop BUttrS company:
Gentlemen Having suffered FOR mfry year,
from biliOnsHcss, accompanied win sickness md
dreadful headache being greatly fatigucd Ni.h
oserwOrk ana long hours an bu.iucss.l ! lost al
energy strength. ana appetite. / WIS adv i.cd by
friend l whom had sen such hencnciai ciie'ti %
trv Hon Bttcr- aud few bottles have quite a,ur-
oI and restored mo Ia better health thIh ever.
have also recommended " 20 other friends. ana ant
pleased % add with tho like result. Every claim
YOU IA he for II I can Ully endorse. and recon.
mend IL as "a Incompatible iOuic.
Your faithfully, 5. ". FtTr.
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Anew York Theatre 8urned.
THE STANDARD TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIR!
LAST NIGHT.

I
LAST NIGHT.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
New YORK. December l4.-Thc stand
ard Theatre at Broadway and Thirty-se-
cond street, took fire about O'Clock this
evening, and burned so rapidly that the
flames were bursting through the roof by
the time the engines got to work. The
prospects are that the building will be to-
tally destroyed The new comic opera en-
titled "EStrclla" was produced there for
the first time Tuesday night at great eX-
penSc, and was expected to have on excel
lent run.
LATER DETAILS-TIE THEATRE 4 TOTAL
WRECK.
When the fire broke out there was no
one in the Theatre but n few stagc-hands
and two Young actrcs -es, who were ehcars-
iGg their parts with the prOmpter. They
had no difficulty in escaping. Stores con-
6ct as to where and how the fire originated,
except that all agree TINT it began IN the
neighborhood Of the stage. The flames
spread with such astonishing rapidity that
the whole structure was 4 total wreck
within an hour after the fire started.
4 portion OF the rear wall Of the theatre
in falling crushed in The wall OF an adjoin-
ing dwclIng-housc, No. los west Thirty
third street, causing the loss of $4,000 10 the
building and $1,000 to the families who oc-
copied it.
The theatre building was valued at
$4,000, and the scenery and stage proper
ties ut $4,000, which are total loss. II
is said that the property was msIrcG for
nearly its full value.
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4 FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.


have tried experiments on myself aud others
w.th Hop B.ttors. aud can easily recommend tisea
as pleasant and effcacious medicine. | have
found them specially useful IN cases Of c0Rges'ios
Of the kiSntys, A. we'll as Ia bilious dfr0Rgs-
meats. Rev. j. MrLSEg. VI A.
Rector 10 the Duke OF Fdnhurg
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MAXINE rNTELLIt.ENCE.
PORT oF RIcHMoNn. Dc. ~. lsss


Brig Aradus. tGcr.,) Miller, New York, 10 finish
loading for south America.
Schooner william II. kccnv. LippincOtt. New
York, railroad iron, TO Richmond and Danyile
RLIlroad Company.
schooner Eliza q. Emory, Taylor, Eoundout. &C.
mcnt, Il. endcnburg.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke Hulphers. New York.
sailed for Norfolk, merchandise, Old Dominion
steamship Company.
steamer Pioneer, Plitt, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc, j. ". MCCaTrlck. agent.
steamer Ariel clifford, NOrfOlk. Un'ifd states
IN Vii, merchandise, and passengers, L. II. iatum.
suncrintendcnf-
schooner John 4. Curtis, Williams. Baltimore
ria ChickahOminy, lumber: vessel, Curti, & Par
kcT.
schooner Harry &. Sheppard. Smith. James
river. 10 load wood for New York: vessel, Curtis
e Parker.
Schooner J. b. Vanduscn, Booye. James river.
to load wood for New York; vessel, Curtis & Par
ker
CLEARED.
Bsrkeniine Chelmsford, tBr.,l Webb, Rio ia
nero, -four.
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Ex-Governor Stafford, OF Arizona, mas
gone to Kissimmee, Fla, TO establish SUI
gar plantation.
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THE mo NOrsEs TO-DAY.

The senate was not in session to-day.
and the House only sat a short time, and
then Adjourned over until Monday. only
a few bills were introduced. Mr.. Carlisle
has informed Hon. George II. Wise that
ne will announce his committees before the
adjournment OF Congress for the Christ
mas holidays. This will give the Elections
Committee an opportunity to work during
recess
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PROPOSALS..

GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
GRAND SECRFTARY'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. December ~. 1883.
VrUE COMMITTEE ON FL q
L NANCE AND INVESTMENT VIII W.
receive bids for PRINTING THE PRO- NJ
OF THE GRAND LODGE "
until SATURDAY, 18Th instant. az IL O'Clock
noon: the work to bc delivered IN such mall dre>s
as u1v bc prescribed ON or before The ljih day
1f Fcbruirv. 1854. Bond and security Will be
required for faithful performance Of contract
The committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
''' WILLIAM Il. ISAACS.
d122t G-and secretary.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. DEC. II, 1888
flBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Iurav, Schcrmcrllorn, Norfolk, ntr-
chandlse and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed Cr returnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas.
sengcrs. SmithGeld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rcturnl.
Steamer northampton, McClrrick, Norfolk
merchrudi5e and passenger. Chesapeake and one
Railway Company i1nd sailed on rciurnl.
steamer PlmlicO. BlGkeman, Smlthhcl1, mer
chandiSc end passenger. Chesapeake and OLiC
Halfway Company land sailed on rClurnl.
SAILED.
steamship Butcshirc, (Br..l Wilson, London,
having coalcd.
steamship Guyandottc. Kelly. West Point. mer-
chandlsc, Ola Dominion steamship Company.
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II W, MOESTA.

II. W. MoEsTA,
Ill EAST MAIN STREET,
desires to Inform the public In general that he has
all the delicaeies Of the season pertaining 10 n
hrst-elass eonfectlonery-yiz.:
CANDIES. FRENCH aud PLAIN, male Of the
purcst ingredients;
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS:
CAKES Of all eseriptions-PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL:
FRUlr-CAKEs a speciality.
call Is solicited. de l2-tJa1
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FIour.

Floue -tge quote: ZINE. ~. 5O6F3; superhne
k3.35M-3.7J; extra, S4.75mrI.9O t9r-'' sh'H
t5.2J Patent i1mily, S6Gt6.25. Narke. very
dull.
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LONuoN. ENG.. February 7, lS~s.
Gcuflemcn- FOr years I have been sufferer
from kidseg camp idiHt. and from using your hop
BITTER am entirely cured. and can recommend
them 10 an suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HAGrfs.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
O'DonneII's Fate.
CONTINUED EFFORTS TO OBTAIN RESPITE.
fRy Cable 10 The DisnatchI

/
CONTINUED EFFORTS TO OBTAIN A RESPITE.
lBy cable to the Dispatch.I
LONDON, December 1A.-Binns, the hang
man, has arrived at Newgate prison Ia
make his preparations for the execution OF
O'DOnnell. Mr.. Lowell, the American
Minister, says he is not free to discuss the
steps taken to obtain respite for O'Don-
nell. He Is hampered in approaching the
British Government upon the question by
the result OF the Lamson case. Efforts are
still being made 10 secure meeting OF the
members OF the Jury under the strictest
obligation Of secrecy. The Exchange Tel
egraph Company reports that all OF the ju-
rymen who convicted O'Donnell have been
seen, but that all efforts TO get them to join
in the memorial 10 the Crown for respite
have thus far been unayaling.
The BOmbardmenf Of Madagascar
Ports.
LONDON, December 14.-Additional adj
vices OF the French bombardment OF the
Madagascar ports state that the French
admiral gave no notice 10 the people on
the shore before opening fire upon Vohe-
mar. nor offered 10 secure the safety Of
| British citizens there by taking them on
board his vessels. On leaving that place, the
French offered to convey all British subjects
10 Tamataye. The offer was accepted, as the
people had lost everything, and feared the
resentment Of the natives, who might hold
them responsible for their misfortunes.
While returning TO Tamataye the French
commander observed the flag Of Ilovas
again flying over the town. He then bonn
barded the place Cor the third time, but
finally passed on, leaving the flag dying.
Wreck and Loss Of Life.
LONDON, December 14.-The steamer
AUX, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, was
wrecked in the gale which prevailed last
Tuesday, and her crew Of twcnty-onc men
were drowned
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NOTICE
LIT YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE TIE
PEOPLE.
In store and Tor sale:
900 barrels CHOICE APPLES,
300 barrels CHOICE POTATOES,
600 barrels RED aud YELLOW ONIONS
so barrels JAMAICA ORANGES,
% bags COCOANiTS,
100 barrels CHOICE CABBAGES,
- tubs CHOICE BUTTER,
IS FILL. CREAM CHEESE.
rs eases CANNED TOMATOES and CORN.
these goods are on consignment. and must De-
sold. J.. foN thS'
lie l3-Iw 1916 east VAN street
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W U III

BUY THAT PIANO you have been promising
your homefoks 50 long You can buy 70 now and
pay for f. by next Christmas. 1884.
Come aud sec our stock. RAMOS & MOSES.
de I2-lw Music House. Ola Main sirrc,.
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FURNITURE, FURNiTu RE.-@
II BFDDING.-In walnut, ash. and pop u
lar e.c TIC largest stock OF fURNlIUREh
In the city OF all descriptions. Special terms
10 jobbers. Parties In want VIII study thelr own
"'S'''' ~ WILLIAM DAFFRON.
1896. l43s, l444 east Main.
M lam Brauch store. 4 west Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15
FURNITURE.

CHRTSTMAS PRESENTs.-Parties@
u hooking for CHRISTMAS GOODS should u.
not fall TO examine our large assortment ,, 2i m
and CU ANRFR SUITS, BOOK CASES. SIDE
RIO ARDS. HAT-RACKs. In other words, many
useful articles suitable FOR holiday presents. We
would pe pleased to have AL persons DESIRING
goods in our line to call on US ,.,,,r COY
de T.. NAihhlbhI ~ SVN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17
-FAEyT FoR An EAsrox CLERK.

F~s-a sEs E.s-asa !ssss--
Ga New Yezr's night n Easson clerk
weus % n s-1zffy- -pulIIng" nez< Trzppe,
Izd beng the ouly guest fr0El this town
he 5ensrminexf roH1k> 1good impression
on sh< Entv parrIEiPducs- 50 he dOnned
ms best sSne Of bEIrk and looked his
h.Isl5sau1rsS- Upon arriving II the house
be ur.n5e himself ~ agreeable she could.
ant Ssr time WIS the cyuosure Of all
ewes. bur conversation LIgged and the
MINUTES were slowly passing 1w1y; our
he-8 besanughr OF amusing himself. and, /,
bxin.r ct N Ins,rIssirive turn OF mind,
commenced a stroll through the house.
Wfilr hr WIS wznsIsTIng here and there
sszmIaI1g paInrIngss antique pberes OF
ksruicsre- &g-- the hostess with several
,r-E eru1panious went into the kitchen
ant usak tae Zoe rIlfy OF the stove and
poured K MO L E1rge dat TN vessel.
wflrh rhey pGnresI on char for s1fety,
and rkesr kefc the rcomL After a while
eur yuung MN strolIett into the kitchen.
mi srrIEnr rirgd ST down. without
BsGking, on the nearest chair, which, by
Inc wzH- WIS the enc upon which the
hsr szffy wE placed n sudden shot
upw1zE 65unwgzi- and shrek Succeeded
shrek ~Whasp- O,Irh o. Moses !,
T1ke Ir offI Thunder - and other
aIUh SfiuiEE exprgSsions were musIe use
Ell The gEesrs hurried from the room
and II auEg szw his plight Some one
zsix1E- s-Es L hnr y and the suffering
s.ilisw ygIIErt back the answer, 'sIs if
hurs yes. if isred-hnr- youdarned fool
NV ic yourself and sex" The invita-
Enm was not acrspted A carriage
branghr the Ezso1u man home, and 4
s-gurnEr~ wzH iEnmexifareIy uza1ie in raw
guuuu and EnseEd ell Bur II you want
~ hwzr alil-Ezhiaued SeripmEal quota
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