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Sinh msbrere Wd@te Dsr Sdlaf geraubt
murbe unp Der gu Der ll%eber3euauna se.
lanate, ba6 DIRE. WineIcps @octhina
Ghrup ssrabe Der Artitel iei. befen er far
bas 9inb b~enSthi8te. faufte einen Bcrratb
bason. Qlls CT mad Sauie fam unb iei.
uer Trau BACON Wittheiluns moate, met.
serte fe lin, benz Rinbe Spn Dem @efaufs
fen ;u uerabreiden, ba fe cine NnbGnges
rim Der Homeopathic mar. Die nddife
Wa1t purbe rteber i&lolcs psrbraht.
Gls Der Batter am nGdften Gage mad
9ouie tam, fanb er bas Sinh idlehter
ats ie, unb ba es abermals cine idlaFeie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreiGte er ndhrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ieiner Srau benz Sinbe
cine Yortion bes Sprup unb iaate ni&ts
hapcn. Die Madt borauf ialief Glies
wCbl unb Der fleine S4reier ertpadte
am Morsen nit beiterm @ei&t. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iiber ben plSsli&en
w%unherbaren WeHfel unb cbwobl (e H&
5uerit beleibist fibl.e, ale Re auftldrung
erbielt, ieete fe bennp1 ben @ebroud
bes Ssrups fort. S9reienbe 3inbsr
unb idlaflofe Hd&te fino ibr jest uube.
tannt. Cine e~in5elne Yrcbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bae 2eioen iebes Rinbes
unb bas 0crurtbeil Der Wutter belest.
Sn alien Gpctbesea ju haben; rs Gents
bic Hlai&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
Wu,. 9Baina Il gpbn.

llufere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibi
bas 6leii@, uub um fol9es frif9 unb
gut 5u erlansen, faH1 mon unmbglid
einen suDerldfigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Mm. 96fing 6 5pbn, SO.
511 abe. 6. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer Run6en &e9nung ges
trage1 unb in ibrem gtabli6ement eine
falte 2uftmaf9itte erri9tet, tpel1e allen
Mnforberungen fir grbaItung unb gnts
fernuns i9dbli6er S~ngrebienaen bes
6leif@es entipri9t. sic baber befdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einet groBer
8orratb bon Maitbieb, aus pel1em
MUIR bas 8efe fiir ibre 2unben getpdblt
Diro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, Mo. Sill
Wbenue 9. 1,10t1i
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= Jluctuationen i'm Marfte fit 81.
fentpaaren fantt Sober nermeiben, Der
feine ORDERS bur1 pieper&S 9uIt,
B eB ausfahren ldBt. 6abrifanten re,
guliren ibre preiie nod hem 2Onfnm.
piper & 59ultbeb baben frts etnen
enOrmen 8orraib bon 6enaorabt, @iien.
ble6 II. {. NJ. uub fe notrren frtbere
itieorige preife, nenn biefelben aud I'M
In Marfte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
California Wetue.

WeinIie6baber finben Elm eroSes 9a.
ger oDn feiuen California Weinen Bel
1errn 5. 5. Meper am Mlamr
Ylaaa. 6err Meper fuht bic Weins
al Srt uno STEELE aus ui.b tauft bireft
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinan9ter. QIs
gutem &snner eelingt es ibm TETS, Die
beffen SDrten aus3umdblen. gr tam
feline 2unosn uno Gamilien nit einen
auten 5ropfen perieben. Rotb= uno
WelBweine in bor3isIi6er Qualitdi
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ing 9aus geliefert.
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muaoerbare Q,aret.

- .. Sobt u. Co., @bolefaIe uno &etail
Drussiftsn bon Rome, Ga, fast: Seit bier
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Neiu Oistoberb,
uub ba5en ME Seilmittel se6abt, bic fi9 better
berfauften ober mebr 8efrieoisuns geipdbrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare aaren in %rnierer
Stabt %bstpirtt, namentIi& mebrere Gdae bon
tpirtli&er aus5ebrune finb bur4 ben @ebraud
GINGER Glaf9en bon Or. Sings Netp 9iseooerb
gebeiIt %tporben, in 8erbinOuus NIT electric
Bitter. Sir sarantiren ~oieielben tets.
BUM 8ertauf bel u. Dretb.
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sdT 80. 9'atfbiti Sc. 2l5 Niamo.
pla5a, Mpptbefer uno QdnbIe1
IN 9roguena Iler Mrt, Yatemt
Meeoi5tuen, patfimereieu, 5uilette
Artifeln &c. Beionoere Mufmertiamtei
uirb Der Neceptnr seidenft. Muf
fridge bon a~uberbalb tper6en prornpi
ausgefthrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

2abt @u@ nidt tduiden bur9
ttiebere preiie fir arbeit, tpel9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras eeIiefert tpirb,
fonbern perfigt @u1 nod Gala.
10 q p's gbotograpbiidem MteIier. go.
Alb Ofs 0oufton,@ troBe, MO gu6 quite
ulo 5ufrieoenfelenbe Grbeit gu reelem
preile garantirt tpirb.
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6. s. weRaer.

POS @efs @D mmerceFr e,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr ~getudbltes 2as
ger BON 9apeten, R~ouIeauI,
Silberrabmen unb 2eifeu,
unb ferner neben 3eiGnensM aterioIien
aller Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei.
der : M aterialten, befoabers
9ammers fertig gemif9te
6arbe n, bic befte1 NIB bi1igifen i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie ber.
fault tperbeH. Sen t. unb Spies
geIgIas unb onbere In biefes Sad
f9lagenbe MrtiteI; tpDrir1 4err Waiiner
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Meften 6es Gtaa.
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgeftihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
@tn 6anfbarer Natient,

Der ieinen @amen ni9t senannt baben nil unb
bet feline p~oIIfan6ise @teberber.
teIIuns bon @merem 2eiben elmer in
teiEem Oottorbmd ansesebenen Mr3nei berbanEt,
Idbt surd3 urs baielbe t oRenfreiaan ieiue
leioenoen Mitmeni@en berfdiden. Dieies arobe
Bud sntbdIt @e3spte, bie. in feber apotbete
semabt merSen tonnen. S1idt Cure MbreiIe
NIT 8riefmlrfe on: Dtfbafe Glintc 81
9tspemiarb, Is e. 3omfton Ctr, Neiu
Yurf u. g..
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OELRICH,S & 90.
2 Donlina @reer. Weu g)or

2 Bonling 1reen, Werp yort
%. 3. goung, 6. @rieienbed, Suao 3
Sdmelter unb $. g. Masssdnard, 30. ass
@ommercefrase. asenten fir Gan Nntonie.
8 @nn9e & Co.. asenten tir gnero.
y. Mu1ef, Agsnt fur Sdulenbnrg.
Weofe IapbaeI. Agent fir Gouftcn.
@lemers & Gduf uno rgrnf Sherf, aaea.
ten fur Neu. BraunfeIS.
g.. Bott6er, asent fur @eimar, 9sras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
Y1am.
4ranias YaR 8abm.
81 TX

-4bfabrt-
Won San Nutonio nod Corpus
@brift, Souifon unb Sol
oe1ton.-.......-..11 ub1 Yormgs.
Won San Nntonio nod &errs
nlle .,'....-.-.,...6 ubr Nbenbs.
"a nfunft-
Sn San Nutonip pon CORPUS
@brifli, 9ouffon unb @als
befon-......5 ubr 80 Min. Ma6m.
Sn San Mnionio BON 3err=
bile -............10 ubr Nprmas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24

| yeti IptIttu tut Dte SuUlAuteN Jul,
re9tferti9t es uobl, tpenn man biefer
@nti9eibung nit Ginger Spannung
entgegemfiebt.
Nu@ bic upoii Selegrapben Bil",
bas bsiBt, Der @%eiebentpurf aur Grid.
tung zines BON ber 8unbesregisfung in
@emeinf6aft nit Der Poft b~etriebenen
Selegrapben : SDfems pirb nun bal3
aus benz Stadium ber 0prberatbunger
in bas Der eigentli9en Disenifon ibers
geben. Das unter Dem Nanert Der
rWesternsUnion1 betannte &ieiens8es
lesraphen 5 Monopol giebt li9 bic ers
benfli9fe Mibe, bas proiect gum
S9eitert gu bringen. Gr. Morbin
@reeu. Der YrdRoent ienes 1nterneb
mems, beniibte it@ mad 2rdften,
Dor benz Senatsausf@uhe fiir poftan=
g~elegenbeitsa nadsumeiien, baB es ge.
gen bic 8erfafung Tel, iuenn Der Bunb
fid nit Yripatgei6dften befaFe, baB
Der 8etrieb it9 fir bic &eeierurg nidt
rentiren merbe, unb oaB man bur9 Die
Hegieruugseoncurren3 eine groBe Mne
5abl stleiner Qeute@ aufs i9merfe
i9dbiaen ntlbe, bic ibre griparniEe
in Mftieu Der n.Weifern Union" atge.
legt bdtteu. Gaau gebbrt benn bod
uabrli6 elm ftarter @laubenI Ger.
nimmeriaiten SAB @oulb au ben fleinen
Geuten su redJnsn uu6 fur ibm bas
Mitlei0 bes Bottles an3ufleben, bas lit
benin bod cine Sbee BON ber6lifenber
unberi96mtbeit. lIebrigens batte man
bel @~eIegenteit ber Beri@te iiber iene
8erbanolungen Dor benz genannieu
SenatsausiduiIe einen 5p r~edtsoraiis
lGen geleg bafIir. in fnie fre1er WeiIs
bas @oul6f6e Monopol feline geualtige
Ma9t miBbrau9t, UNI c@timmung 3u
MAIDEN" unb bic 6ffentli9e Meinung
gu fdlf9en. Norpia Greens Musfdb.
rung bringt bic utter Der 3pntrpae
bon @oulbs ,Weffern lInion@ ftebenbe
.Mhocitrte pre1e1 In grDber Nusfibre
li9teit unb obre 2ritit, tpdbren6 Die
gegueriiden Mnii1teu @arbner g.
0ubbarbs gang fur3 uro abgeriHen ers
tpdbnt Derben unb nit 3nif6enbemerz
tunsen tuie rDr. Green ftelte bieie. Be
bauptungen ri1tig" &C. Gum SmiuRe
bes Beri9tes beiBtes baum: 0ubbarb
mieberbolte Die alt6etdnnten @tunDe
fir feline Nui6ien nit groBer=Weits
idweifgfeitl" So geldidt bertebt
felbf briben In 9eutffIano bic u2au6s
ratbs .pre1e1 bas ugorrigiren ber Dfs
fentli9en Metnung" ni6t!
Sn Be3ug auf bic rgroBen Sage" i'm
beutI1en &ei4stage tpirb man fia wobl
nod einige Wo9en 9ebulben mtifen,
oa Bismard iei1en plan nod Berlin
gu tOmmen, wieoer Derfdoben bat uno
nod einise 3eit In 5riebri1srube
bleiben pirb. 2ange Tam es ieboh
nidt oauern, big bic gntf9eibung aber
bic WebrDorlage Anb bas peri9Grfte
SocialiteHgeies sur Bodybuilding toms
men. Die e~rftere miro iibrigens NIT
gang unpeientli1en Mbdnberungen
'Hder angenomniett perben, unb bas
anbere b6dit tpabrf1einli9 aud. SIN
giniisften Sale tperben bic aIeroratos
nifdifen Belimmungen Elm tuenis ses
hilbert.
Sn bic allsemeine europdii6e polis
tit, bic mdbrenb Der lebter Mo6en p1Is
Zig gum Sti1fanb getommen mar,
i9eint :Dieber etmas 0eben fomrierl au
modem. NaGbem @raf @1upaIou,
Der rufff9e B0ti9after, nod Berlin au.
LII. fnO bic Observation-Disclosures
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|. HUTH q SOHN,
bic aIte unb btpibrte
Gtfen> { 6Dl3mddrens,
Tarbeus u. Gamen,S anblnma,
296, 22s unb $50 msrt. stra5e,
Con Nnfpnie 1.r.a


226, 22s unb $50 Mertt. stra5s,
Gan Nntcnic ............-...E eras.
gaben erbalttn
Cine @arlasuns auserudblten Nossen, @erlst
nnb alfalfa Qa3erner Slee) Sanen Chen.
falls erbelten 5000 pfunh neue Grnte Rib.
Sauen. @n 4an6: SobnfOn, Nfxeb gnfurt.
Ordarb, Rerrenial @se, anD Rafea Gtass
Samen.
a1senten fir MtefIe8lne9rasReit.
pIIse, finb bic befen, siRia1Een; biuiattu.
adrtfen unb ieidt seben6asn @titpHiat; Ion.
nen NIT apei guten PfsrOen obrr MuIsn beur.
beitet uerben.
Mseuteu fir BITE berEbmtea Brinly Pduere.
fIanet Il. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, Sano. S~amensrlas, pFaae uuS gnI.
stpatoren. SUI. ., 9reGt Bnramaf&tnsu niS
outder utenfIien. gbas. NnibS bcuta ; 81.
traetorsn, Bienen. 9Rau1er, gseFsrts .
GrbnIten cine Garlabuus Sarriion Dfoss 81
20. gum @sbraud fertie asmifhts 8arben.
GbenfaIs etboIteu : Hammonds Slug Shot
baS bette Snfeften. YuIuer, ben aIlen vrcrnts
uenten Samen3idfern unb 9drtnernetnpfsbIen
@ir fanfen bret Don Gabrifea unb bertanfen
IN ben niserisitcn Warttpreifen fir "caah"
i. Huth & Sohn.
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sT Sbr ipart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Orudla@en bel SObnon 8ros.
anfertigen IdBt.
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%. S. Gmtterftoe & 60, 1886
OF. 0ouiton.6 traBe, plumbers, @os,
unb steam . 6itters, balten fi1 benz
8ublifum fur lle In ibrGa9 f9lagenben
Mrbeiten ~empfoblen unb peripre@en
prompte Beiorgung aler N~uftrdge.
2ronieudter. Sass Girturss, 'gabeiuart.
men. @loiets &c. ffets ON 9anb.
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Der eabea il ieben abeuS CUR Bef4.
tisuus se5finetl
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Or. ausuf 3Snis's 5amburssr Gropftn iinh
IN allen @pctbsfen fir so Cents bic GIafds ~
kekea.
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TIE CHARLES 4. VuGELER Co. Ballnars, I'd.
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Galnpell aLltr art.

mir fnb bic dIeiuietn Agcnten fir bic Be.
rii5mien 9loGtfer 2ampeu, beren 2idt cine
2eu4ttraft bon 8 Bergen bat.
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8eine sei@liFfene, fotuie eerinsere
0InSs aDaareu,

bic bon uns psrl5nIi6 in ben erFeu gIas.
6abrife1 bon England. Deutf@lan6 nn6 Grnnf.
reid 0useeiudblt nnb befeIIt ipnrbcn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
VOL. 722.
over until then. The resolution went

over until then. The resolution went
over.
Tie Senate then resumed the consid-
Grafton of the bill creating a department
of agriculture. The question being on
TIE amendment to strike out section 5.
which transfers the weather bureau to
the Department OF Agriculture.
The question was discussed at length,
but no action was taken.
After a short secret session the Senate
at 5:2j adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
The feature Of the House proceedings
today was Mr.. Cannon's political speech.
The speaker pro ten. laid before the
House a communication from the Post
master General in reference TO complaints
of illegal mailing of the TdriB' Rg0rm
AGCocate of Columbus. Ohio. The Post
master General says no such Illegal dis
tribution through the mails has occurred
and therefore there is nothing 10 investi-
gate.
The conference report on sundry civil
service appropriation bill was then taken
M. the question being on the motion TO
abrogate the plans previously advocated
for the construction OF the library build
ing.
Mr.. Cannon Of Illinois contrasted the
expenditures Of the present Administra-
tion with those Of the Arthur admins
traiion. And said the Democratic Ad-
ministration had expended in four years
S0G0O0,O00 more than had been expended
during the last four years of The Repub-
lican administration He read a state
ment showing that the Senate four wears
ago had increased the Sundry Civil bill
by $24,000,00 Branching of into poll
tics he said that the Democratic riders
were in the saddle and ready for the
work go in lie saw victory in the
air in November
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
CoNGREss YEsTERDAY.
sherman Discusses the Retaliation Mes
.nno- -Hrnreehinrs Of Inth Hnmses.

sherman Discusses the Retaliation Mes
sage Proceedings Of Both Houses.
WAsnINGToN, September 1S.-The
feature of the Senate proceedings to-day
was the speech of Senator Sherman on
his resolution Of yesterday looking 70 an
inquiry by the Foreign Relations Com
mlitee into the relations between the
United States, Great Britain, and Canada
Tue deficiency appropriation bill was
reported and ordered printed.
Mr.. Sherman addressed The Senate on
his resolution, but his speech was mainly
directed 20 the retaliation bill. After
alluding TO The Presidents retaliation
message and iusiiiying The rejection Of
the Fisheries Treaty by the Senate, Mr.
Sherman wondered that the selfish and
unchrisiian Scis of the Canadian had
not led 10 violent retaliation before this
time. If lhe President had by pr0clama-
tiOn Withheld such privileges from Can
adian vessels as we're withheld by Can
ada from American vessels the trouble
would have been Temedied promptly
but the Presidents change OF base had
excited surprise in /oih countries and
was regarded as a mere political move
ment The retaliation measures pro-
posed by the President was far beyond
the range of and out of all proportion to
lhe complaint. He cOnirOyeTted the po-
sition of the President that Article % of
the treaty had been terminated Presi-
dent Grant had asked for similar powers
and Congress had refused to grant them,
and should Congress now give 20 Pgesi-
dent Cleveland what had been refused 10
President Grant. Congress had furn-
ished a simple, ample and complete rem
edy in the act of last year. He depre-
Gated tie passage of such laws as pro-
posed in the retaliation bill, in haste and
without sufficient consideration. This
had been done before under what seemed
great proyCcation and had not resulted
well This bin had reached the House
- grapevine route had been precipi-
tateg passed and sent TO the Senate To
seek a quarrel upon such a pretence
was neither manly, dignitied or just Ii
was an aiierihought. He doubted the
wisdom Of C0nierring such powers Of re-
taliaii0n upon the President.
Mr. Morgan replied to Mr.. Sherman
AMI said he was astonished at the Sen
ator's condemnation of the retaliation
bill before il had been considered by the
Foreign Relations Committee The com
mitiee would meet tomorrow and Nj
Morgan preferred to lei the subject 90
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Police Notes.

The Police Court was in session sew
eral hours Yesterday, and number of
cases consumed a large amount Of time.
David Lewis lcolored) was charged
with feloniously striking Albert Braxton
with a rock. Lewis, in default of 500
security, went to jail for thirty days.
The continued case ofGe0rge Williams
and Scott King, two colored young men,
charged with stealing goods from Mr.
Weinstein on Seventeenth street, were
examined and sent on to the grand jury.
The facts In this case have been twice
published in this paper
William II. Luckadoe (colored) was
again arraigned on the charge Of feloni-
ously beating a cOlOred girl In Jail alley
on the night Of August 2Sth. Mr.. ID. G.
Richardson, counsel, waived an examina-
lion, and the case was certified 10 the
Hastings Court.
A couple Of misdemoanor cases, in
yolyed in this felony charge, were post
poned until future date.
Harvey Barnes, Pattie Barnes and
Sarah Mack, all cOlored, were charged
with creating disturbance and being
dsorderly in Oh Market Hall. They
were all found guilty and fined s. and
costs.
Old Market Hall is under the control
of the Council Committee on First Mar
ket and in their judgment they allow ii
to be used as place of worship on sun
days and a dance hall on week days. The
parties fined in the Police Court we ster-
day, attendants at the dance. were among
the lowest prostitutes in Richmond, aud
with their "fellers' left repeatedly TO
low grog shops to drink mean whisky.
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The Yellow Fever Benent.

Public attention is again particularly
called 20 the entertainment foI the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers 10 be given
by Burtons Bad Boy Company at the
Academy of Music this afternoon at the
matinee. The house should be packed
and iammed in aid of SO worthy a cause.
The committee Of citizens appointed to
superintend the performance consists of
Nj. William Ryan (chsirmanl, Major F.
" Boykin. and Major }. II. Capers. On
this occasion Messrs Berger & Leath
generously tender the house, their ser
vices, and the services of the company
free of charge.
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Judge Atkins Will arrive in The city to-
day His court begins tomorrow.
Judge Holiday, who was in the city
for few hours yesterday afternoon, left
the city again for the country.
The Washington Critc publishes the
following ode TO The School Children.
However warm this month may be
And on the old folks rough;
The youngsters cannot say word,
They'll ind it's school enough
The wheel Of a buggy containing a
lady and two children got twisted in a
rat on Seventh street between Broad and
Grace, causing a breakdown. None Of
the parties were huft.
Calvary Mission Sunday School, one
Of the missions Ot Old 81. Johns Church,
viii open after The summer vacation on
sunday, October lth, at The school room,
corner Of Main and Nineteenth streets.
one OF the best officers on the police
force is in charge OF this Sunday school.
The incandescent lights again went out
IN The .IME. Office last night about Q
o'clock ana stayed out all night These in
candescents are very pretty things, but 20
parties who need a light all night, tallow
candles, which can be depended on, are
preferable Unless the management is
decidedly improved, everybody who has
given UP gas ID take these lights will have
10 return TO the old reliable
AL Confederates are invited to The re-
union In tie city of LynchbuIg on the
night of the Alta of October In order
that the managers may provide the ban
Quet, il is necessary 10 know, approx
maiely, how many will come That this
may be ascertained as far as possible,
every sold Confed who intends to &C.
cept the invitation will please address a
postal card 10 Colonel X. Otey, Lynch
burg, Va, saying he NIL be on napd All
papers in the State friendly to this re-
union viii please copy this notice.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest Reports by Mall
Cable and oyer
the Wires.
SHERMAN DISCUSSES THE RETALIA
TION MESSAGE.
The yellow Fever and General News.

NORTHERN CITIES GETTING FRIGHTENED
WAsufxeroy, d. c., September IS
The Surgeon in charge OF the Marine
Hospital Service has received the follow
ing resolutions by telegraph from Phlla-
Resolved, That the Mayor and Secre.
tarv be requested 10 call the attention oi
the proper authorities al Washington 70
the fact that great number OF persons
are leaving the fever-stTicken districts
and have carried the yellow fever IN some
isolated cases To Northern cities, ana 10
urge upon the Government the necessity
for the striciest and most rigid qnaran-
tine to prevent the fever from extending
bevond It's present limits ana j h'ces'
sary To- establish military GORDON
iSigned FpwiE II. FITLER.
Mavor and Chairman OF Permanent
Relief Committee
upPOnT FROM THE FEVER DISTINCT
Tho Surgeon General last evening
,o,ar-onbed The Secretary Of Treasury as
follows. Morning reports present officers
2 grarde. 10 employees, 40. Refugees
fts discharged 3 in fever camp .. Dr.
Perry has yellow fever, contracted at
McClennv. Three cases are reported al
Gainesville and there are Tumors OF cases
ST Melbourne and Ferdandina Have
cent Wise to investigate. DR. Guiiefas
returned Saturday night Keiugees A"c
great hardships on special tram anG
whole seaboard is alarmed on account Oh
these refugees breaking theii paroiee a'
Hendersonville. DO not think it adyis-
ab'e TO sent any more special trans.
The camp IS IN excellent CONDITION but
Mods enhancement and This is being done
az rani9lv os oos.ihe Those here are
comfortable and reasonably happy
ONE DEATH AMoSc EEFUcEEs
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. September 1s.-A
snecial 10 the CyofH'e from henderson
Vile saws tlat Of Ten cases among the
jacksonville refugees one proved fatal
The dead mans name was A. G. Young
The sick are William Page, Frank Page,
Dave Frank. Mrs Burldgh, Mrs. Doug
lass Harry Granger, Mn Howard, Mrs.
Malcom and Frank Clark (colOredl The
ten-dsvs parole expires on the 2Gth. and
refugees viii then be at liberty TO leave.
Refugees are being well cared for ana
kindly treated
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS DY MAYOR
LLLYsON.
Mayor Ellyson has received the FOL-
lowing contributions for the yellow
fever fund
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
'EsDAY's LINE or MARCH.
"a Pair of Kid. -

A fine audience greeted Ezra +. Ken
dali and his "Pairo Kids at the Theatre
last night The play was well sustained
throughout by the excellent company
which composed the cast, and kept the
audience In the best of humor with It's
irresistible dr0lieIy.
The play will be repeated tonight and
for the last time tomorrow night In
order not 20 interfere with the matinee
at the Academy for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers this afternoon,
Mrs. Powell and Mr Kendall have kindly
decided TO give no matinee performance
al the Theatre.