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M Burdett offered the 4 f,,,lo,r;,..,
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: ''ss,s1s,ol., y.,'en was aeopeeo
fsesotred, Inat we heartily en-
qorse the candidacy OF JAS. Ill. Couch
5r., Tor Judge of this circuit, and
snat our delegates TO the Judicial
convention be instructed to present
ms name. and to vote for his nom
nation.
The Districts reported their se-
lection of delegates to the Several
r,onna.4;s 2 r.,,s.-.z
eAs s,os' 10 1os'o"s' Mi..en re-
ports being read, they were adopted
as whole:
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COOPER.
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PniI;n H.. niIla ~ NoVe' 'ohn
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Order ID PubIlcaiinn.

The State OF West Virginia, Mason coun-
ty, SIS: -
A T rules held in the clerks office Of
n the circuit court for the county of
Mason. on Monday, the I'd day of April:
1893 - -,
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condition, and the ticket selected at
the Democratic Primary Election,
next May, VIII be elected.
The outpouring of the Democ
racy in such numbers, awed the
RAIDS. and gave many of the bosses
the aager.'
None Can Dispute II! None Can
Deny III The Very Oldest
The Very Riggests The Very
Rest
The Old John Robinson Show is
sixty-nine years of age; can anyone
beat it? all know it is the largest
and best. 1t has never been bank
rnpt, never changed its name or
title, always has been the John
Robinson Big Show, and to-day it
is the sameso old John Robinson, with
ten big brand new shows combined,
and 1t has attained to such immen-
sity of size and grandeur that it
requires a million yards of canvas
to accommodate the myriads of
anxious sightseers, who daily gath
ser in vast throngs, from hundreds
of miles around, to witness the
monster scenes in the greatest of all
menageries, museums, caravans,
ayiaries, and only Monster Giant
Three Ring circus and amphitheat-
rical arenas the world ever knew.
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X RI GnNN

Special Commissioner.
l hereby certify that the above Special
Commissioner has given bond with good
security in the above cause, in the pen
atty prescribed by the Court and condi-
tons according to law.
II. E. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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An Excelienl Young Man.
GallipoIis Bulletin.
Dr. Grover, of Glenwood, w. Va.
is candidate to represent Mason
County in the House of Delegates
He IS an excellent and capable
young man, and would make .
good representative for the county.
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E

In connection with my large stock of Hard
ware, Iron, Plows Farming Implements, Sash,
Doors, Lime Cement, Plaster, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Stoves, Tinware, etc, have CON
nected new line, consisting of Furniture
and Woodenware, Queensware. Glassware and all
kinds of House Furnishing Goods. wordnow to the
young married people, just going to house keeping
Look to your interests before you purchase think
can save you money by buying all of me- in place;
you will time and trouble and get lower prices
Remember, have large House and plenty of Goods,
and you will find my prices down to Rock Bottom
Give me call before buying and look through my
House. 25 you want good tin roof, remember Mr..
Filson, my foreman, can put it on.
Respectfully, w. b. CABLE
March 2sth, 1888-1y.
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GRAHAM.

Ravenswood Convention-C. L..
Roush, w. ]. Zerkel, ]. P. Layne,
George Roush, John Ginther, Mire
Oliver, ]. r. Somerville, VIM. Kline,
Joseph McMillen, c. S. Chapman.
Congressional Convention-C. T.
Roush, John Ginther, Hamilton
Weaver, Jonas Roush, Rome Roush,
William Brown, Jerry Conway, Levi
Roush, Charley Chapman, w. ].
Zerkle.
State Convention-D. F. Roush,
a. ]. Brinker, J. S. Roush, John
Ginther, G. 7. Roush, G. S. Chap
man, VIM. Kline, Josephus McMillen,
6. w. Burlington, Martin Roush.
Senatorial Convention l.. F.
Roush, Hamilton Weaver, A. J.
Brinker, John Roush, Josephus Nj
Millen, John Ginther, G. r. Roush.
Rome Roush, Jerry Conway, Mire
Oliver.
Judicial Conyention-John Gin
ther, g. S. Chapman, G. Clifton, ] /.
A. Roush, Hamilton Weaver, J. S.
Roush, G.. w. Burlington, Rome
Roush, l.. F. Roush Henry Roush.
HANNAH.
Ravenswood Convention-J. H.
Locke, Patrick Hanly, Ballard Gre
means, John r. Meadows. Thomas
A.. Holly, George E. Holly, Peter
Meadows, Austin Meadows, DIR. J.
a. G.. Young.
Isor1er1tsk.aSs,,s, OIL 4 seS,1,,o,,&:1 7
Daigh, Edmond Meadows. William
Starkey, Abner Mccoy, Ill. W. A.
Augustus Young, Albert
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ONLY RGAL BIG CIRCUS s MRNAGERlE TO BE
HERE This YEARI

FRATUREs $2oooOoo $4,000
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A resolution authorizing a dele.
gate who could not attend q Con.
vention, to appoint his own own proxie,
nor offered, but after Hon. G. P.
Simpson spoke against it's adoption,
the opposition to the resolution was
so manifest, that it was promptly
withdrawn.
Gus. Jordan offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Chairman and
Secretaries be added to the list OF
delegates to the several conventions
this day appointed.
On motion, the convention ad-
journed, sine die.
E@sEHoN, Chairman,
GEo. W. TIPfEFT, Sec'y.
Gus. JORDAN, v. A. LEWIS,
Assistant Seey,s.
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ROBINSON.

Ravenswood Convention-J. t..
Knight, j. III. Long, Asa NJ usgraye,
j. H. Windon, H. +. Stewart, @. Sc
hon, j. d. Clendenin, e. G. Somer-
vile, Samuel Somerville, Thoss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-13
Armory for Coldore Troop,

The special committee of the City
Council appointed to select a site for an
armory for the colored battalion OF State
volunteers and report on the building
necessary, met in the Council Chamber
last night. Present, Messrs. Farrar
chairman. Kendlar and Robinson.
Colonel Cutshaw was present, who ex-
plained that drill room for one COM
pany OF sixty men in double rank, thirty
men front, to maneuyre would require a
hall 10 by 81 feet and no less. For a
battalion drill OF two companies pro-
portionately larger hall was necessary.
The First Virginia armory Colonel
Cutshaw said was not large enough for a
proper drill of battalion drill of two
full companies.
A communication signed J. c. Fergu-
son, M. d., chairman X. Beecher Tay-
lor, secretary, First Lieutenant Com.
pany b., First Battalion Virginia Volun-
leers, was read in which the colored
battalion recommend as suitable sites
Turner property northwest corner Of
Third and Leigh streets, and the lot situa.
ted on Westsde of Third street, between
Jackson and Duval.
After an interchange OF talk the com.
mittee decided to meet to day in the
Council Chamber at 3:l5 and view these
two sites together with other sites which
the members and others may suggest.
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THE THEATRE.
Mile Rhea as Frou Frou.

The charming French woman, who
pictures the beautiful characters OF ro-
nance on the stage so winningly, lighted
in Richmond Yesterday under somewhat
disadvantageous circumstances, as there
was such a sensation and advertisement
about the Booth Barrett combination.
But when Frou Frou tripped ou; on the
scene she was the very ideal of the refined
young lady of fashion, the darling Of the
5eQu monde OF Paris.
She is yiyacious, sparkling and fasci-
mating in dashing riding habi and hat.
1t Is the eelat of youth and beauty aud in
nocence with smack Of cocuetry, a
portrait we'll calculated to make Paris
go wild.
The leading man, Mr. Bell, makes up
splendidly for his part and plays IT well.
AS the play develops the whole picture
becomes wrapped in shadow and from
the gayest scene imaginable il becomes a
sombre tragedy
Rhca has had many rivals in this role
but she gives the part delicacy Of touch
and a degree OF pathos that place her
above them all.
Bernhardt acts FrOu Frou with great
power, but the Interpretation lacks the
refinement and grace that Rhea gives to it.
In the scene before the duel, and in the
final climax NJ lie Rhea brought the au-
dience up TO the fullest expression of the
play and elected hearty applause. To-
night Pygmalion and Gulatea will be
given.
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The Reading strike.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January IL 2.-There
was an enthusiastic meeting Of Labor
Assembly $500, at Second and Poplar
streets, this morning, fully four hundred
members being present. When Master
Workman Gleason announced that he
would read letter from the joint board
OF the striki0g miners and railroaiers,
the men cheered at the top of their voice
The letter stated that they had re-
ceiyed, on good authority, information
that settlement Of the difficulties would
be made by the company, and that both
the railroad men discharged and those
now on strike, as well as the miners,
would be at work at the end of the week
Where they got their information is
hard TO tell, as it Is well known that MIR.
Corbin in his Interview with the Potts
vile business men yesterday pronounced
the railroaders' strike, a dead issue" I"
Nevertheless the communication caused
considerable euthusiasm, and the men
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HE<RICO COUNTY.
Court News-Other Items


The County Court OF HenricO was in
session yesterday
The only case tried was that Of vii.
liam Lewis icOlorcd) who appealed from
the Judgment of Squire Talley requiring
him to give a bond OF $50 10 keep The
peace for twelve months. Squire Talley' 5
judgment was affirmed.
Yesterday Mr. George p. Haw, counsel
for the Brook Turnpike Company, order
ed a copy of the record in the Brook
Turnpike case He has appealed to The
Circuit Court, Judge Wexford. The eyi
dencc in the matter will be heard dea0s1
by the higher court. At present the
Brook turnpike is open to travel and no
tolls are collected. What Judge Wexford
has to decide Is whether he will affirm
Judge Minors decision affirming the re-
port of the Commissioners condemning
four of the five sections of the Brook
turnpike, one OF the most important
roads leading into Richmond.
Wednesday night dead white infant
not yet cold, was found in field near
Haryietown. Yesterday morning Squire
Talley held an inquest. The verdict of
the jury was that death resulted from
causes unknown. The child had evi.
dently been smothered, and then thrown
out ir the field. Around its neck was a
bandage, and it had on scarcely any
clothes.
The County Court will meet again
Friday.
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A Grand Array of Uniform

An effort is being made to have The
entire military force Of the city attend
the opera at the Academy Of Music,
Wednesday, January 25th, for the benefit
of Company I'D" II the effort is sue.
cessful, the companies of the regiment
will be seated in rows, according 10 the
rank OF It's captain, with the cavalry (the
Stuart Horse GuardD in front, followed
by the artillery (the Howitzers) and the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Other
organizations will probably attend in
uniform also, making a beautiful array
OF uniform present. There Is no reason
why the military should not patronize
each other on an occasion Of this kind,
and 1t is likely the companies In the fu.
ture will rally 10 the support Of each
other when called on. The Stuart Horse
Guard has decided to attend.
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Fulton Democratic Club.

The Fulton Democratic Club met last
night ut Washers Hall and were ad-
dressed by Mr.. John ii. Conner and Col
NJ. l.. Spo!tswood. Capt. Tazewetl Elicit
would have been present, but was pre-
vented by a business engagement. The
attendance was large, including many
ex-Reformers. who having left the party
of their friends on PLAUSIBLE, but wrong
issues, are now returning to the fold.
The addresses were excellent. good ad.
vice was given, and old Fulton, with E
NJ. Roscher at her head, Is stirring. This
club will meet every Thursday night
hereafter.
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tauquIer Dots.
Special Correspondeuce I

kSP'NMl Correspondence.
WARRENToN, January ll--Lsst night
the s,orehouse Of John II. Grant, at Au.
burn In Fauquier county, was, together
with his stock OF goods, totally destroyed
by fire. Mr.. Grant thinks II the work OF
IN incendiary as he had his safe key In
his pocket and now the safe is among
the live Goals, wide open. He thinks the
safe was blown and then the premises
fired. But for the explosion OF a keg OF
powder in the store, which awoke Mr..
Grant, his dwelling, near by, would have
burned. Loss partly covered by insur-
ance.
a cold wave struck us about 10 IN. TO.
day. 1t is now bitterly cold. and going
one better every time.
Hymen has been busy this winter and
has a fair prospect for a good spring
crop.
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TURSPIKEs
TOBACCO STATISTICS.
Quantity and Value OF Leaf Tobacco In
Warehouse in Richmond. January !,
1883.

Quantity and Value OF Leaf Tobacco In
Warehouse in Richmond. January !,
1883.
Last December the Tobacco Exchange
ordered full statistics to be made of the
fact and figures of the leaf tobacco trade
of Richmond, and the following are
thought to be an accurate return to
within a margin of one per cent, they
having been submitted to a crucial ex-
animation by the officers Of tie Exchange.
The totals alone are given.
Stock on hand in warehouses January
/, 1888, 20,524 hhds., and l,S0S tcs.
divided among owners as follows Com
mission merchants, l4,347 hhds. manu-
facturers, 4,9l2 hhds.; dealers, {, ass hhds.;
on storage, coz hhds.; total, 26,329 hhds. !,
leaving the ownership of the 1908 tcs.
ana 1875 hhds. not classified. They could
have been accounted for but for the fail.
ure of two or three firms TO furnish In
formation.
The total number of pounds IN hand
was 25,903,50 which averaged at &c.
per pound makes the value $2,152, ,2S0.
TO which add tie value of stock in hands
Of manufacturers, retiners, etc, not in
warehouses would make an estimated
value of $3,000,000 Equal to the capital
stock Of all the banks in this city,
The total shipping tobacco held in
hhds. is 1919 manufacturing, 1873
sun-cured, 9s9; primings, G7l scraps,
1923; Western, 2,349; common bright
filters, e,774; good bright filters, 4,s47
medium bright smokers. 2,346; cutters,
2,506; bright wrappers, 1892 strips,
GAS Total, 26,329 hhds.
Since January lst nearly 500 hhds. of
cutters have been sold and other bright
grades have been largely reduced IN the
past two weeks by sale and shipments.
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Death OF Mrs. James IL. ffckieu.

Mrs. Fannie p. Ficklen, widow of the
late James B. Ficklen of Buckingham
county, Virginia, died at st. Lukes in
this city on Tuesday last after an illness
OF ten days.
Mrs. Ficklen's disease was OF such a
character as necessitated consultation
with the most skilled physicians, but too
late to result in cure.
Mrs. Ficklen was a daughter Of Mr.
Samuel Pamill Of Pittsylvania county
and most estimable lady. She leaves a
large family of children.
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City Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday upon petition
OF Florence Lacy Mcdonald her name
was changed TO Florence Lacy Baptist.
Ernest r. Needham. native OF Ger
many, was made citizen OF the United
States.
Tie case OF r. T. HUBBARD against j.
Thompson Brown was again adjourned
until this morning.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The British schooner Mistletoe, John
Matthews, master, entered at the Custom
house yesterday to load -four for Brazil,
to be shipped by the Gallego Mills Manu-.
featuring Company.
The Union Bank yesterday elected the
following directors Isaac Dayenport,
Jr., T. William Pemberton, NJ. Rosen-
baum, VI. I. Clarke, A. L. Sheppard, W.
W. Timberake, and n. w. Nelson. The
last named Is a new director All the
old directors and the President, Isaac
Davenport, Jr., were reelected. Mr.
James Miller, who has for forty years
been connected with tue Exchange Bank
and Union Bank, was reelected cashier.
Good houses greeted Louise Arnot yes
terday in the old play Of Ireland As 1t Is.
The aCting ofthe company was applaud.
ed generously. At the matinee today
and to night Leah the Forsaken will
be acted.
Mrs Ella Wren, one Of Rchmond's
stage fayorites, is at the Exchange Hotel,
where Mile Rhea and most of her com.
pany are stopping. She says that the
famous caste OF Hamlet published in the
TINES of Sunday is correct, and she
ought to know, as she was the pretty
little prince of that time in King John.
The Booth Barrett auction panned
out tolerably well Yesterday. Major
James d. Patton bought two seats for
S4 rs bonus each, making the total cost
10 him for the two sl5. Mr. Andrew J.
Berry bid SO 80 each for the privilege
of paying 50 for four seats, ana num-
ber Q. other bonuses ranging from
S2.1j to 81 were bid. Altogether about
$4,000 was realized. The boxes were
sold at S65 and $50.
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Vol. U,-NUMBER 3S3.

To incorporate the Abingdon Street
Railway Company.
To allow George X. Daily and Laban
j. Belote TO erect wharf on Nassonodux
creek In Northampton county.
To incorporate the Galilean Fishermen
Relief Association Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
To incorporate the great Southern
Railway Company.
To incorporate the Berkley and Curri.
tuck Turnpike Company.
To incorporate the Christian Multitude
Of Norfolk county.
To authorize the County School Board
of Richmond county to appropriate 800
Of the county school fund TO the erection
of a school house in Stonewall school
district Of said county.
To authorize the School Board of
Northumberland county 10 use portion
Of the county school fnnd for the cree.
tion OF school houses In LOttsburg school
district.
To amend an act for the letter protec-
ton OF game in Henry county.
To amend an act for making and re-
pairing division fences between cotermi-
nous land owners In the counties OF Ale
ghany, Bath, Botetourt, Highland, Rock
bridge, Loudoun, Frederick. Nelson,
Clarke, Pittsylvania, Carroll, Craig,
Rockingham, and Scott
To provide for the payment OF expenses
Of the Circuit Court for Frederick county.
TO enable the Board of Supervisors of
Roanoke county 10 borrow money for
the purpose of enlarging the clerks Office
Of said county, and for other purposes.
QUARANTINE.
Senate joint resolution instructing our
Senators and requesting our Representa-
tives In Congress OF the United States to
secure an appropriation for the equip
ment OF National Quarantine at or near
Cape Charles.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Anderson of Rock bridge offered
resolution providing for n joint com
mittee-two from the Senate Committee
on Public Institutions, and three from
the House Committee on Schools and
Colleges-to visit the Virginia Military
Institute and investigate and ascertain
the fact and report upon all matters in
reference TO the management, condition
and needs Of that institution, and 10
make such recommendations as they
may deem proper.
POLICE COURT OF RICHMOND.
Dir. Curtis OF Richmond city intro
duced bill providing a Police Court for
the city Of Richmond. The bill provides
that the General Assembly at its present
session, and every six years thereafter, a
police justice who shall hold office six
years, beginning lst of January, 1889
The salary shall be fixed by the City
Council at a sum not less than s., 600, to
be paid by the city. The powers and
the Jurisdiction OF the court is to be same
as now. The certificates under the hand
of the Police Justice as 20 any judgment
rendered in the Police Court OF the city
of Richmond, shall be admitted as evil
dence in any court in this Common
wealth
Referred to Courts of Justice Commit
tee.
TURSP1KEs
House bill requiring turnpikes to be
kept In good order and condition before
toll can be collected came up on its en-
grossment and third reading and was
discussed by Messrs Cardweli of Han
over Mr. Ryan in the chair and Wad.
dill of Henrico. A substitute offered
by Mr. Cardwell was adopted aad then
ordered TO its engrossment
Adjourned at 2:30
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Hastings Court.

In this court Yesterday the following
cases were tried
W. II. Johnson (coloredD charged with
honscbreaking and larceny at the house
OF X. I. Lacy on Henry street Con.
yicted and. sent TO the Penitentiary for
eight years. The four other indictments
were nOlle pro;sqsied.
Phillip Shea, selling liquor to minors.
Fined 80 and gave the bond required by
law
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-13
Talmage Coming.

Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage will lecture
at the Richmond Theatre on the night Of
January Goth. The subject will be, rs
the World Better or Worse" The pro.
ceeds will be for the benefit of the Old
Market Mission, now being SO success
fully conducted by Rev. DR.. Moses d.
Hoge. Dr. Talmage is known all the
world over, his ability as a preacher and
lecturer has become household word,
and the Theatre on that night will be
packed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-13

expressed themselves as confident OF be.
ing at work by Monday. The men out.
side OF this assembly seem to realize since
yesterdays conference that the company
is going 10 remain firm, and fears are ex.
pressed that If the miners demands are
acceded TO they will not hold ou, more
than week, when they will accept the
increase and leave the railroaders to their
fate