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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23
BARw1cK's BulLEr1y.-The rainfall V

bARWICK BULLETIN.-Ihe rainfall yes
terday at this point, according to the Signal
Service report, was 80 of an inch making
go inches for the month, and 9. 80 inches
for the season, as against PSI inches to an
equal date last year. If December "pans "
out IS well for rain as November has so far,
we would have more at Christmas than was
precipitated all last season. The rainfall
during this storm for the California Signal
Service stations, was: For Red Bluff / -
inches; Sacramento, 50 of an inch; San
Francisco, 40 of an inch land raining);
Keller, oil of an inch, and raining; Los
Angeles, sc of an inch San Diego moth
ing no report from San Luis Obispo for
several days past. The total rainfall last
season up 70 and including December 3lst,
1884 was 1906 inches; we have, so far this
season, come within 3.76 inches of the en-
tire precipitation of the first six months
of the season of 1SS4-5 1ast season.
The barometer at o'clock last night was
falling rapidly in Oregon and Washington
Territory, with variable winds and fair to
cloudy weather. In California the barom-
eter is rising, except at Red Bluff, where it
is falling. The winds are southerlv and
weather fair to cloudy, with light rain at
San Francisco and Keller. The tempera-
ture at the above hour was from 10 to Go
cooler in this State than the "a hours pre-
ceding.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

IwO-base hits-Cahill and Robertson. Len
on bases-Ariels, 3: Atlas, 3 Struck out-Barry,
5; Renfro, , Bases on balls-Altas /; Aricls T.
Double Play-Fogarty and Blakiston. Passed
balls Meaghcr, ,; Mclaughlin, I. Wild
pitches-Barry, 5; Renfro, > Umpire-T /.
EnTiSht. Scorcr-W. II. Young. Time, $50.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm of fire at .: IS
a. NJ. yesterday was caused by the discovery
OF small blaze in a bedroom in the rear
of the Gridley saloon, on the south side of
} street. between Eleventh and Twelfth.
Mrs Kuhn, the wife of the laundryman
who lives one door east, discovered the
smoke and gave the alarm Mr.. Kuhn in
breaking through window in order to get
to the fire, seriously lacerated his rightarm
with broken glass. The fire was extin-
gulshed before any material damage was
done. Engine No. > came near running
into an opening in the sewer on Eleventh
street. The people in that neighborhood
claim that the same has been left open for
several days, notwithstanding the fact that
the Street Commissioner attention has
been called to it on several occasions.
AUCTION SALE OF 4 SALooN.-Sherburn &,
Smith will sell next Friday, at 1880 \. NJ.
at auction, the well-known saloon on
Fourth street, between and X, formerly
kept by Nlebitz & Green. An excellent
opportunity will thus be afforded any enc
DESTROYS of purchasing a good business
stand. The saloon is complete, and besides
the usual fixtures there is u fire proof safe,
regulator clock, pictures, etc The entire
business will be sold as one lot, if salts
factory bid is received if not, the property
will be sold in detail. Sale positive and
terms cash.
ARREsTs-The following arrests were
made Saturday and Yesterday Lily Will
son, by officers Franks and Ash. for eXhib-
iting; Mrs. J. Donovan, by officer Rider,
for being common drunkard; Louis
Kavanaugh, by officer Frazee, for being
drunk; NJ. l.. Goforth and A. Paquin, by
officers Kent and Farrell, for petty larceny.
LADIES handbags and money-satchels,
endless variety. Hale Bros.
ASK for Balls health preserving corset,
81 % each. Hale Bros.
New embroidered silk handkerchiefs. 81
each Hale Bros
LINEN collars and cuffs, colored 40 cents
a set Hale Bros.
MORE new goods than any firm in the
city. Hale Bros.
BLACK silk brocade. New lot at 81 a
yard. Hale Bros.
ZEPHYRs, all shades, cents an ounce, at
Hale Bros.
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ALL. WOOL cashmeres, 80 cents. Half
wool cashmeres, double-width, II cents
Half-wool doublewidth beiges, Il cents per
yard. Single-width cashmeres, all new
shades, 124 cents per yard. Single-width
tricots, 81 cents per yard. Dry Goods Coun-
ter Red House. 8
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

ORIENTAL laces. Largest assortment il
the city, 10 cents a yard and upward, a
Hale Bros.
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TIE installation of officers of Naomi
Chapter, No. SO, 0. f. S, has been post
poned until December 9th
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LADIES hosiery and misses that were left
over from Saturdays sale will be sold at
same price to-day to close them out. Red
House
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FIvE-BUTToS kid gloves, scalloped top, 65
cents pair. Hale Bros.
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FoKrY-INcH combination black plaids, in
nice suit shades, 40 cents per yard. ALL
wool double-width tricots, 70cents per yard,
at Red House.
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IL you are down town to-day drop in and
see the new goods at Hale Bros.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.
-FOR-
AUCKLAND and SYDNEY.

HONOLULU, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
CLARIFYING [. 5, HAWAIIAN -
~ and Colonial Mails The 541F -
splendid new :, 000-tOn iron steam Tx
ship ALA HlDA. CAPTAIN H. G, VI
MORSE, Will leave the Company wharf. corner
SteuaTt and Harrison streets, SUNDAY
November 22d, AT r II or Immediately on
arrival of the English mails. For HONOLULU
ST. PAUL, December Ssh, at p. u. For
freight or passage, apply at Office, &27 Make.
street. JOHN D. oPREChELS Il BRO1., General
Agents. oiStf
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In buying always remember quality anC
then note price. Hale Bros.
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MOTHERS with boys do not fail to secure
you boys suit of clothes or an overcoat
in our great clothing sale this week. Red
House.
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TEST the qualities and compare the prices
OF Haze Bros. with those of other houses =
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Prices always at the bottom and qualities
c>,Rhe top round at Hale Bros.
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LADIES cloaks damaged by water Sale
will be continued until all are sold at the
ruinous price asked. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

EXTRA values in white and gray blank
cts, large variety, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

+. LADIES neckwear New lots Just opened
% cents each. Hale Bros.
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CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 street, opened
another lot of 126 boys suits, which he
offers at fifty cents on the dollar. Also
hats of late Trope stock at reduced prices
and umbrellas at % cents.
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hSvEB before have such values been of
fered as now. Hale Bros.
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DANCING TEAcHy

DARTIES DESIRING TO FORM PRI- n,
i yate or public school in city or eoun- "a
try towns the coming season, win please "a
apply or correspond with ]. P. MEL-S-k
CHI0R, Sacramento. oA-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

HENEY FISHER, THE WE'LL KNOWN
Caterer, has again assumed management
OF The above Wcil-kuown Dining rooms. SO
street Were he viii he pleased to receive tue
continue patronage Of the public and former
patrons of tie house. Special attention given
10 oduGNeiS ana cddirZ Cakes. uiq-lm
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PRICES are bound to tell. Keep vel
posted. II pays every time. Hale Bros.
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BORN.
q DIED.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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LADIES gauntlet gloves, so cents pair,
at Hale Bros.
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NOS. zoe 70 2l9 X STREET,
y Vi Rec BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT,
L Leading Business and Family Hotel oT Sac
fameEto, Cal The most convenient TO Post.
once, Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
races OF Amusement. Meals, 25 cents, First.
class in ell its appointInents Free coscb 70 90, ~
non' 'he hotel' WIN: LAND, Proprietor.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh aDd Ii streets.
WESTERM HOTEL

IS 7 RICHLY FIRsTCLAss ia
Free Bus TO and from the Cars.
n5-tf ". O. RoyyE1T,S .p,o,~fs4or
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
ST. DAVID'S

716 Howard ST., near Third, San francisco,
4 FIRSTCLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON
n tanning 1870 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another: a
large reading-rOom hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms Per night, 50 and rs cents,
per week, from 81 upwards open ali night f.
HUGHES, Proprietor At Market-street Ferry,
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard iy2TuThSti
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Don't buy until you have seen the many
new values at Hale Bros.
Now IS the time and Hale Bros. the place
10 do your trading
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ADVERTISEMENT srErrros.

80. Clqgnie Opera House - Tonight Grip Van
Metropolitan Theater-" Ipeonar the Rar.
barian."
Committee Of Arrangements military ball
Sacramento Lodge, X. of 2.
Notice of election, Lieutenant Colonel
Sacramento Uniformed Degree Camp.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23

THIS week it will pay you to visit Hale
Bros.
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FISHERS ONiNG-ROOMS.

"a Street Cars from Depot pass the door ever!
five mir uteS. nLI-ti
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\W.B.MIL.. |.
RAILGOADs. STEANERs. ETC.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

T'RAINs LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
e #
SA CIR "A ENTO.
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Friday next. saloon. 100 Fol

Business Advertisements.
Dress!naker wishes a situation.
Young d Dunn, attorneys.
Druggist wishes a situation
Lost-A canary bird
Red HOuse-Our great sale
Hale Bros. & CO.-NeW goods.
Neinstock x Lubin-Ncw announcement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.
luntH- Providing f0f ihe Unemployed.
[By Telegraph 70 the pspatcn.l

ATLANTA, TIA, November =. -
The past week ms been the most exciting
one II she history o. Atlanta The couD-
try nas been notified o. ths success ~ pro
llDltiOI anC thf scenes connected win the
election. The next DAY INT enthusiasm
gave way 10 sober thought j, WA o. once
recognized that while al enemy mad bser
driven out Of the city there would remain =
lnrge population thrown out ~ business and
sOme establishments badly crippled The
l'roniDitlOuIstA a. once began 70 cOunteract
TINS 10y creating AZ Interest II business
ms item, which would offset sucn uepres-
sion. one ~ these schemes war y revival
o. the Georgia N ldianc railroad scheme. a
subscription Of 500 600 would bring this
rDad 10 Atlanta furnishing business FOR SET
era hundred people. one little knot ~
men subscribed $40 GOO. and 8 subscription
paper was started around o. raise the Dai-
nnce 1elegrHms were received during the
three following dayf from Temperatures psG'-
Die throughout the Mon, asking fOf invest
uenls II business and reRi estate.
The Anti -trDniDitiOuiEts meanwhile DegSn
"a cauvasE the question o. contest. Il was up-
derstOOd that they were backed II thin by
Senator Joseph L. Brown. Attorneys have
been engaged and II LOOKS aE II trouble
might result Of that EcOrc.
The Constitution Of Tomorrow, however
which naE been neutral IL the contest will
urga thai tnf confess ne abandoned and
that the lOca option law be gwen q fair
test
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Personals ana Briefs.

Rev. William l.. Hatcher, d. D., mas
returned 10 the CITY from Culpeper
where he has been conducting 8 most
successful revival meeting.
An attractive course Of lectures is
annnouced al the Seventh-Street Chris
tian church, the first of which will be
delivered next Tuesday night by Rev.
Edward y. Williams, the eloquent pas
TOY Of the Central Christian church, Of
Cmcinnati-his subject, Holland snd
the Dutch"
Mourning drapery has been placed
Oh the MaiD- and Bank street fronts Of
tins custon-house, II respect 10 the
memory Of Vice-president Hendricks.
The Offices IL the custom-house, In
GLIDING the internai-revenue Office. will
be closed OF Tuesday III y O'Clock. the
hour that the funeral ceremonies Of the
late NIce-president Hendricks COM
mence.
Al the Fulton Baptist church Friday
night eight were baptized and four pro
ithntN COuNrAbiolis uAthuit b"SHt -S"b
baptisms during the meeting.
Mr.. A. ". Hartman, JI., Of Rock
bridge. IL II the city.
Judge Staples has been employed to
assist the Attorney General in the debt
cases now before the United States Su-
preme Court.
The British barkentine Sentinel 4S9
tons, Captain Anset Gray, cleared for
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, yesterday with
G,230 barrels OF -four, valued al S3l,-
$50; shipped by Messrs- Dunlop d Nc
Canoe 10 order.
General Fitz Lee will leave the city
for home this morning.
Colonel James 5. Browning, private
secretary 10 Governor William L. Came
ron, has been licensed 10 practice law
IN ali the Courts of the Commonwealth.
Governor Cameron will commence
writing ms message te-morrOG. II
will be rather a lengthy document, as II
viii be the last from the Governor,
and consequently there viii be q great
deal Of Yecapitulstion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

nous matter or somc or these cases
rendered this course imperative on fhs
part Of General Lee.
MINOR DANES d. Patton. Of the First
Virginia regiment. sent in his resigna-
ton yesterday, and it was accepted by
Governor William T.. Cameron The
reason Of Major Patton's resigning was
the inability on his part TO attend to
his duties as q member of the House OF
Delegates from Richmond and az the
same time hold his commission IN the
FIRST regiment. Major Patton has made
a popular officer, and the regiment
parts with hin regretfully.
Governor Cameron pardoned yeste1-
day ida Wilkinson, sentenced By the
Corporation Court OF Lynchburg 10 the
penitentIary for three years for bigamy.
The grounds upon which the pardon
was granted were that the woman had
been deserted for FIVE years by her
husband, and that, owing To her Igno-
rance, she had no criminal intent IN
marrying another man.
Governor Cameron viii some time
shortly present 3 stand OF colorE 10 that
celebrated organization the Washington
Artillery. of New Orleans. This com
meDd fought brsvely N Virginia during
the Confederate war. and II Is as muchIn
testimony Of their gallant services then
a. OF the hospitable and courteous treat
ment extended the Governor on his late
visit 10 the New Orleans Exposition that
Governor Cameron presents them With
the colors Of Virginia. The flag Is
made of the finest silk, and the cOat-of
arms Of Virginia is shown in the pref
test kind of kensIngt0n embroidery.
The staff is OF polished walnut, made
IN sections, and jointed with brass.
Captain Richard Z. Frayser. editor
Of the Richmond Mercantile and Manu.
featuring journal. has been appointed
by the Board OF Public Works as one
OF the directors Of the Eastern Lunatic
ASYLUM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
heavy Transactions on rb. London
Snack Exchange.

y CI-TIT w IIt l'I7T7I- ---I1-T
LONDON. November 2h.--An enOT-
uous development 0,stock -Ezcnange Trans
actions uRs taken place in London within
tnt pahi month. Iue monthly settlement
concluded yesterday was the larges Ia tine
history o. London. DeulerF d. American
securities were "Onpel et fu keep tueH
clerks at WORK Gurinc the whole ~ Thur
dgy night prrparln. for tht settlement to-
day auC 80 VAS wac tne amount ~ nusi-
ue-s e. ~ done that tint clearing
mouse wak almost unable 90 COPE with
u and paid tAref guincae per dity
Joy the services of assistant CLERKS cnpa-
bic ~ tip.ng Oui the WORK. The British
public ait nov becoming more largely IN
trresifd a. stocb speculation tnau tnry have
been a any time m tne las i've yrarE Al
ihf boards OF trad Also TepOrf Increased
business tn prospects ~ the shipping
trade az becoming much brighter and
freight ratcr nrt az yHuclng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Affairs IN spain.
by cable 10 the Dispatch

flN- EALAt ~ sAAt -fA1t7AALA4a
MADRID. November 2e-A state OF
siege mas been declared Ia Old CASTLE form
ina the present provinces ~ Bugos Valls-
dOld Valencia. AvllA segovia SOris LO-
grOrD and Sautaudei.
III ik reported that reyOlutiOuRry Rgent4
witt important utpen have arrived IL the
northern PROVINCES.
Los DON. November 2s.--An inter
view viii bon Carlo ~ published to-day
IL which tu6 Spanish pretender ssys that
he VIII remain quiet 80 long ar ~pzn D.
tranquil. but VIII interve 10 defend the
monarchy Il anarchy o. the Republicans
threaten it,
Don CgriOS expressed mis- conviction
that the regency would be snaDle 10 long
preserve order IL Spain. He reserved 10
himself the right % intervene al the proper
moment and restOY. order lie said that
lac would not hesitate to resort 10 clvi' war
n such action was necessary 20 SPANS ve-
fare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
At THE CAPITOL

Our Next eoVerpor-mRjor Patton Resigns
farsoned b. tine 6overnor-A stand of Col.
on tor the Washington ArtiIIer,.
Yesterday morning General Fitzhngh
Lee walked into tine Capitol Square.
he wore q nestly-fitting sack overcoat
and brusd-brim SLOUGH hat, and step
ped as erect as a grenadier and rs nim-
bly, as q boy. lie was looking splen-
did, and received the warmest congrstu-
lations from his friends at the Capitol.
His immediate reason for being here
is to familiarize himself with the
details of certain cases pending IN
the United States Supreme Court IN
yOyling matters which, perhaps, may
come before him when he takes his seat
as Governor Of Virginia. The volumi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29

CONSERVATIVE SUCCESSES
Review Of she GesaIs ofths f;ier''Sns 80 Far
Tse Parn.li,s-s Aisges t;isas'eae-szi's-
bury Csusppcs.
me r..t,l. n, tt,e I,fzuaJrn1

Review OF tnf Ee<Hlt OF Do tstrttt"nf ~ -
go. 3.s..a.,..,..s~t..
hurY Csusnpct.
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81.
LONDON. NoVenliar - ~ PDlssf-
SOL st,,,.,to,, ts..,,,s.,,t ,rdtcafre that the
- ..,,...
AVhs+ffftiFcs VII irttiAih ~ l'oo,is. - - =,
seem" N posnibt Ioi tht 1is.''- ''''e a..
errnf. thst hsiOtity VI @ 1., 49,.
,.,i ~ !" -, ,,s 80. 49,. ss-ifs.i,
ues,.l',. n'.'eeate ~ .,.'..,.,,,r
Fe.p' ISL cieit-e l ~ ~, 800 4 -.
htht' n"sA e"tiHNI . 49, nile -
faf no" s"fHp IVY Ft.he.'N
Office ~ certainty ahn hoh 'a-t-
iles hsR' airNa"N brsuh SAsb."b eue 80,
tHalfh ~ iutiioIh, 7" tbit pIDSiN o. x =. =,
tne Etehtst ~ sht AiD'its tt"v'. .
81 lfesehi ~ fN'htihb oiH'b oAsan"uis -
pTohsbie poift ~ ~ thunsii shs ~
5ors ffehlifi WI iS sht hh x,,'s,,'
hsioft tbt olsshibt ~ - -. - mem. /" M I,
lis patS n"iuH 49,. 80 ~, .t,,... |" -. -.
hioufIiN ~ W !" ,i...' 80.
strength deIlNto Jun. ~ a..s"u, -"
tie iHrhehlteas u ,.s.'s ,aN.
ceueo ihhs ht VIZ - ~ -. :. 80 :,
tht iilsl gufstiuh thosute'-s - -. - -. ~. ~,
poriAnl ncanutt o. ieeis's.'..s'' 80 -,
f"i'"- t1isie ' ~ ~ s.,.s-,,st.,, ,ro,,-s.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
pnIar. 6nu-l-

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
John smith, disorderly II the street.
Fined G. and costs.
John Maioney. dlsorderlr IN the
street and breaking the window OF ].
VI. Clarke. Fined g. and costs.
John burke warrant. Ordered ,o
leave the CITY IT twenty-four hours.
Ida Mckenzie and Alice ] roman We're
charged with misdemeanor III harbornr
Inc daughter of. v. Under. Case Va
continued,
o. " Cousins. drunk. Fined SO.
Richard Spiers 'coioredI stealing
ll missed.
NJ. Lewis Huichcr was charged IT.
The Police Court on Friday With cur5inr
and abusing the wife Of Joseph Hulche'
not ms own wife. and the case was dis
mIa.ea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
The Striking Miners TronbIeN-
by Telegraph 10 tne DlspaIch.l


PITTSBURGH, November 2s-The
situation H. the 81 onongahela Valley "a "a
follows lasi night the sheriffk Of Washing
ton and FRyette counties massed their
forces al tine Fourth poo and mad guards ~
each mine. They notified tine striker tnat
ANY nttemptRt violence would De promptly
ard vigorously met The gtriken were
alarmed anc during the early morning
hOum struck Out over the hilk for home.
The recruiting parties were then mott
ned 10 proceed NO further IL their work.
The intimidated wOrEmen IL the Fourth
poo did not attempt u 90 To WORK TINS
morning, but prOnlse a. resume Monday
under official protection Al Pine Grove.
II Pool No. .. 100 strlkers. with bras
band gathered and tried Ia induct Int
Wofkmen there toquit. Insulting remhrks
were made nut nO violence was attempted.
Robert Mcclure, % the coal and iron p0-
lice, n N this city to-day. III SAYS the
names OF seventyfivt OF eighty nldeH
have been obtained and that tney Will De
arrested soOH Oh the charge OF conspiracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-29
Ambulance Cabs.

The city ambulance-br. Macon IN
ckarge-was called out about 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning to the Western
Union Telegraph Office to Robert Over
by (coloredJ, vino was taken Ill. BE
was carried 10 the hospital for treat
ment. 1t is thought he mas malarial
fever.
About 1870 O'Clock it was called out
again to the corner Of Eleventh anu
Byrd streets to q colOred man named
James Gross. who had been STRUCK II
the abdomen and badly bruised by O
piece Of falling timber. BE was taken
10 his home. Oh Third street between
CLAY and Leigh.