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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22
A BURcLAR's BULLET.
ltcauses the Death OF Amos J.SneIl,
a Three Millionaire of Chicago.

Amos ]. Smell, Chicago millionaire was
found murdered Wednesday morning the
Sth inst, his residence 425 Washington
Boulevard, Chicago.
About o clock in the morning a SER
want girl heard noise like a pistol shot
coming from Mr.. Smell s room, but paid no
attention to it. Later he was found with
a bullet hole in his left breast and one be-
hind the LETT ear. Mr.. Smell wac one OF
the largest real estate owners in Chi
cago. owning q great number OF houses
which he rented, and all this business was
transacted in the basement Of his own
house, which was fitted up as an office.
The windows and doors were heavily bar
ricaded and there were several large safes
in the rooms in which the millionaire's
business was done. The theory is that a
carefully planned robbery had been arrang-
ed.
The door at the head Of the basement
stairs was skillfully forced. and the men
were in the front parlor, when it is suppos.
ed that Mr.. Smell. who sleeps directly
above this room, heard them. lie left his
bedroom, and taking a revolver went down
the front stairs. The folding doors leading
into the parlor shut, but it is supposed
that he heard the noise in the room; forhe
fred a shot through the door. The burglar
opened the door and returned the fire, the
bullet striking the wood work and rebound.
ing hit Mr.. Smell in the breast who then
ran back toward the rear OF the hall. The
burglars must have followed him andshot
again. for the murdered man was found at
the head OF the basement stairs with a.
bullet hole Just behind the ear.
The burglars took a check for $4,000
made by A. j.. Stone, Mr.. SHELLS son-in-
law, payable to Mr.. Smell, from the iron
box in the office. What else they secured
will probably never be known, as Mr..
Smell was the only one to whom the con-
tents OF his strong box were known. MIR.
Smell had been connected with Chicago's
history for many years. He was born in
Little Falls. N. Y, and came west in 1914
stopping for a few months i'll Cincinnati tt
and then coming to this city. A little lat
er he went to Milwaukee, returned here in
a year and opened hotel at Schaumberg.
After a residence OF six years there he re-
moved to Jefferson, and there laid the
foundation OF the fortune which at his
death amounted to about So, 100000.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22

In opposition roJthe views expressed by
the Russian press. have the unqualified
word of the car himself. having had the
honor few months ago, after an interval of
several years, of being received in audience
by his majesty. This occasion again con-
WINGED me that the cZar entertalns no sEarlike
tendencies toward US, and has no intention
to attack LIS or in any way carry on wars OF
aggression.
HOW HE SPOKE
The speech occupied an hour and forty
minutes After speaking three-quarters of
an hour, the chancellor became fatigued
from standing, sat down and continued to
speak from hisseat He afterward rose again
and spoke with increasing animation to the
end, pausing occasionally to partake of
liquid refreshments During the first part
of the speech the reichstag preserved deep
silence, unbroken by the slightest move
ment When the speaker reminded his hear
ers that In 1868 it was due to the emperor
and advisors of the coalition that
war with Russia was avoided, APP
plause broke out, which was repeated
with renewed vigor when he declared
that G ermany should be equal to any emer-
gency The words sswe don't run after any
country" were received with acclaims, and
his appeal to sFuror- 1eutonicus" was highly
DR.. Frankenstein moved that the landwehr
bill be adopted en- bloc and that, in view Of
the political situation, there be no debate
upon the loan bill The motion was adopted
The loan bill was thereupon referred to the
budget committee. The house then pro-
ceeded to the second reading of the land
wehr bill DR.. Frankenstein moved and
Bennigsen seconded the adoption of the bill
en- bloc. Bismarck here INTERVIEWED and said:
can bear witness that the federal govern
ment will be grateful for this willingness to
meet their views. They will esteem il not
only as proof Of the confidence of the reichs-
tag, but because it viii materially contribute
to strengthen the guarantees of peace.
The bill in its entirety passed the second
reading amid hearty cheers. Bismarck left
the house at the close of the sitting and
walked home, accompanied by cheering
crowd who, in defiance of the efforts of the
police, surrounded him on all sides The
chancellor appeared to enjoy rather than re-
sent the compliments of the people.
Gen. Won Schellendorf having explained to
the budget committee the manner in which
the money would be disposed of, the loan
bill was unanimously agreed to.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22
Miscellaneous News Mo..s,

Dr. o. Miles Willett, supreme medical ex-
aminer OF the Catholic Knights OF America,
died suddenly at his residence in Memphis
OF heart disease. He was aged sixty one
years.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22
Miles con- Miles of
SGructed road in

Three hundred and one miles of road were
graded in the territory and will be ironed
next year. The gross earnings of all the
roads doing business in Dakota the past year
was $50. 127, 4S3, their operating expenses
and taxes, $49, 663 O19, leaving as their net
earnings, $50, 1864, 464 The following table
shows the amount of taxes paid into Da-
kota's treasury by the various roads under
the agross earnings tax law" for the year
ap1,,o. J,,o 1907,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
LOCAL MOTHS

The ball and concert for the benefit of
the street.car drivers viii be given on the
night of December 26.h al Sanger Hall,
The lamplighters will give a ball at
Sanger H4h for their benefit on the night
Of December |lsi
Tie announcement published In the
TINES on the SIN instant that dead man
bad been found 10 Erie county, New
York, supposed 10 be hOmas Ginning
ham OF Richmond, has elected the fact
that the man MAS named Rothgert, and
that be Was an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home, Bath, New York
The American schooner Marlborough,
Of which William Ii. rhouburgh is mas.
er, with niue men aud tonnage 694.
cleared ut The CusiOm.h0use Yesterday for
~auias, Brezil, loa led with 1000 barrels
OF hour shipped by the CALICO Mills
Company
The next Richmond german will be
held on The night OF December 27th In
stead OF December 2lsi.
Silas Johnson, twelve.year old col.
ored boy, " arrested aud locked up IN
ihe ffsi Foiice sIail0n Yesterday b,
Sergeaut Matthews, for stealing coal
from the Chesapeake & Ohio Raj DAD.
Mi J. %. X Slelght Of the Pfesbyterian
Board OF Publication will, ,hi. evening
rs : O'Clock, make an address at the men.
meeting ot the Young Mems Chris
uau As lciation. Mr. Sleight IA
an exceedingly jealous hiisiian
worker add fluent spesker HIS
address VIII doubles. De IS entertain.
INK ss 10 aili 0e Instructive. All men
sre invited 20 he present
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

CHRISTMAS, 1898.

Ag4i1 sc cake our anuual eaiutiti0n t0Ouf
rli-Lin unf cusfClAel-. 500 tcx to Offer then
onf congratulations and god " isnes ll5
Sear, perhaps, Las not been al we may las3
-ifel. either il IL. pnyslce, pol teal. ~ Cus-
ness aspects tDt Sc have 90 frtc from AL
u-usua Caltll :. ee- fluu- tue psstiieuco nhIla
afs litio- d sofae 2rstigus az our country 40.
lft A tl- storms ed ~ouv4.s.9ns whch hnys
itaHifJr1 gt.err. We have 0bIadant cAuss I
fliltlir, tui can welcome tbs Approaching
festival With io, 10 thank giving.
We uIee OK USUAL nr. =, OK 81 so g.
oco.s i9 over gartnenl OF Literature. Toe
oieey' Lac, Medicine. ecieng-, Is osrIlV
hislery, klcli b.. standard aad aiscel sntol..
~ tic standard WORKS We mention Shake.
peaie NIXON, O.lo p, Hume. 0oetle. 5chi..
er, SCOTT ID kens. Bulwrr. Yhaekery. Byftu,
y nns. lennysou, Ge.rge Eliot. Nrs. bigen-
Ng. Irving, Frescolt. Not ey, hA~ilof . Lii+
crell ana great 4lu dance OK tls ..ss-E AL
thlr' and o. Juy-uit- and Picture b Ks
Inc iHu3uatcd Gnt CIR COX. re gorgeous
ana Uutlul-maQy OF th-u lew Tor tts sea-
-on-y!l; The Larls hetUrn. iala hoet A.
upupi. Gallery, song u me River; tAltf ~
Eau. Hea Ii4t tttus, tutcte lliaittte-'
Flower id1ls. Poets aui fletrY q. h-ttlo'
thames sketches, N6sts' Odss AID :, Ensis'
Lueua ~ Italy, O1c-f az oSrt4h 49, - ~.
lures hslleluiah, Alli2-- Ea4"+''- -@-''
Ot tue Saai.er Wares. such as w5rz noEe'i
whiting Ssks fUrtlcIlJs. ic.iet az t.'l
Cases, Pictures. Albums, Cod re. 1900
Pocket b.lks llft- o-l@ys',,. - 80. ff@i5.
Baskets lnksan1s. 81 - ~, -ai' -
Is. Iuaruomafefs. a1 I4lIe 3. hltis ftA'S'
Alphabet Bio - aud Canes "- nave 81 IL
most endless lAIioti. ~. -.
Ne mo a very aue exhibit u Ble.es PRAYER
ROOFS and uynuaisi nlso. the unique lt4.
Boozct- o uiaiulng selections Cf ploie AAl
poetry. wllh m0,tos aud iey.ce5 10 many c..
nous forms likewise the iuesi.ao!e Nni stibs,
and New" Ye,r Cards, 10 all Il which 80 tlGlts
tue attention OF tie public.
Respectfully, IN
PhRufM n co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

..,,s looking well and n me 1 'P pIra Tai.
ven qse fdenas Of Colonel anu h'i their
-, = nc snl he glad 10 know ' tn,',e Sos
e ,'',, ~s~ Eva. who has been eN''e"''
o 81 E now eonyalesceni ,s,sfne3
III M Beverly Munfor1 bas l0'' '''''
,.. ~ an extended Nip North. sho,
', MIR Richard Pegrsn, Jr, less ave, ;, snT Oh
a. o., = southcrn tour and VIII nc ~
sem sV I'D Mrs william Roya'i gA'e u
,andsome dinner last SATURDAY II NC n y
u" "SJ Mr. Haichins Of Washington OBJ y M,s
Among iho guests were VT am IT, p',s'
W & Allca Mr and Mr 81. JONI NJ n"8 Wa
N, AID Mr. Thomas Boiling BITS " "
con Ne "I lam from reliable authority ,bs'
a. Arthur Padeliori nee Be''ie Vtu.
, ~' wll SAN soon for Europe wher'
'hc s y y 10 all an engagement IN opera,
-" Csr.s have been received here an.
,onacino The marriage OF MisS nancy
Y S9 formerly Of Richmond, 20 a
',,n,l,mep from Montana Territory
49, marriage took place in Salt LAKE
NV where Aer fsmly arc now RESIDING
O'''' REX.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

lFar tho IlMEsl

written after horing the aermon prcache
by Dr. Hpge. sunday ail-rnJOn DeceuDe
sea. lsss
The student le1ts tho boakthst leads
TO wisdom. F1i en NINE
AID caIi, tle dough tor which he sought
To pa c IL mem - shrine
Tscs.u ntar seeks among the Greeks
I0GHdH MAI home
The soldier grn g. fo ca IS TIE waves
Aud see historic Rome.
nuto ia uausht. the g lion thought
FROM men ry quickly MES,
AuQ 500. too eoIu. 10 iu4nAOOa neon.
III eita tie eta3c les.
TIE marble bust she'll gather rust
Au8. tIumb iaa. turn % sand,
4 fames or chr shield az last, shall. 7.@la
70 tims's gyffydinA hana
Alas. alas cen nothing psss
BsOul this va ting im6.
Is nofhin- found that f. not bouOt
- ic1l tue touch II tims
on. mortal. lis' amid the mist
That CUT ailet uatlle morn
within ti0d. mou 1ei ~ eOd~
a iatele.a 900. Na. born
An8 though ibe c.od beneath the sod
was lnlI -LH rll iN Htff
The sau. 10 ueii. by 49,, gs impclled
lo heaven so4ied away
I'D nov behold the world Is old
And .oMe fAeEC are uO say,
Tho fimE 's uear "htn natures sphere
H. Names sinai Iass away
Bat. OBS That oul though years yet coll
20 countless Milo 0u.
sll 1--we aQ chime, a form divine,
EcT twas imn0ltA olrnt
WILLIE d. MATHEWS.
Ri0hmCld. Dec lab, So
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Hugh Hamilton. treasurer OF Fauouier
couoty. r NJ Turner, tieasurer OF
Gooch.aud county, S = Dewnmsn
deputy Clerk Of FauQulef county r.
Gillian. clerk Of Petersburg city; James
Hsy. member House Of Delegates from
Madison county Edward Ech0ls, mem
Der Of the House from Augusta county,
were At The Capitol yesteldsr
The following cOnyicis were received
81 tho Peuiirniafy Yesterday Ella
Hughes. alias lila WOods0n. to serve
i've wears for anon anu SIX wears for
burglary
William Hughes 60 serve five years for
burlary. AID I've years for arson.
Richard Gallison. five years for horse
stealing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Tie Board of Supervisors Of HenIico
county were in session yesterday three
hours, but dd uc.hing beyond the usual
routine business and Improvement OF &C.
counts. Tho B0aid adjourned 80 meet
mex. Saturday
The Board oi School Trustees for
various districts met st the Court house,
hut uarnctel no business beyond order
ing the payment OF the salaries OF teach
ers--all OF whom were paid of by tne
treasurer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Reclmier Pep trauous Bousault's Pensin
Lai IRIS Rocles Fmbrocauon Br1wu't
thiorriyne lamar linden. Ernks Grains
DC 5'nfo. Classa.ngs Vine OF Pep-on. Nin
Aarlaul, Pate Pedsrsle. G.nten Supp0sito
ries. iceland Moss Paste kichters Pain Fs
pel.er, Dr. Pegres Laa Denuirico Cucnm
Der T. cam rene 10 C0ucombEes Mid, 4.
Capsule blanchard PITS. ThaIsia Plaster
anI al ctaeI proprietary Preparations.
J.. WAGsEH. Druggist.
clgtl and brad stree,s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
Wagner Tasteissa Cod Liver on AIlnul-
sion with uypophosphites

Is agreeable and pleasant to the taste
without that hsny oior or rancid nan.
seCu5 faVor II contains the lest lthree.
nsh brandt LoIoIen Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, in perfect and unchan ged con.
di'ion, and on trial will be found TAR sn-
perlor Ia All respects 10 any preparation
OF the Kind. It's always fresh aud swee,
and is readily taken BY tie tonderest in
Iant or most delicate invalid. preparst
aud sold Wholesale or retail by l.. Way.
ner, Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond, Va. Pint bottles, 81 90, hali
plnts, 80 cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

A concert viii be given at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall to.mor-
row evening st s o'clock by the blind
boys aud girls of the Deaf, Dumb, and
Bind Institute Of stanton. Admission
will be 20 cenis for sdulls and IS cents
FOR children. II will prove q very pleas
ant entertainment
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
n...nlnsnrna ~ 80 YoRK.


The following residents Of Ibis city
oe,e registered in New York during the
F;f,h Avenue Hoiel-Decsiur Axtell.
Abemsrie-E. II. Britain, Miss Rosa
G. Bdusn, II VI. Moses.
Holman nouse-E Mlllhiser
Uoil Bariboldl--R T Arlington, f.
4 Ca,iin. J. B. Beusey. NJ J. Dimmock, J..
Cav. J J Hukok, }. Free man, ). M.
taylor. r S. Wheelwright
New York Hotel--G. y. Wise, a. b.
Clarke.
81 Nicholas-N Simon
49, Georro-E. D. Hoichkiss, Mrs.
Uo,chkls-. +. u holland, A Stokes.
81 Dcuis-A. J.. Johnson, A. Gray
bstor House,. " Locknor.
Hotel Davis-A. Pizzini and wife.
Grand Central H0iel-L. Hutzler, NJ
b kosenhaum.
Earie's Hotl-B A'sop, J. Hatfield.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Cures and protects skin aud ComP.et.'on..
For chspped hands or face, eracAea y
rough skin, iG has no equal. Il Is : oe
lighlfal, refreshing and healing spplrlVs,'
ton, and 3 desirable article for tho se's''
Prepared and sold by L. Wagner, pIaS
gist, Wholesale and Re!sil, RslG0ea'
Va. Price, % ceais
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Colonel c L. Barksdalc was on Change
Yesterday. having Just returned from Hall
fax county lie report, tho tobacco in that
section the meanest he ever saw. and bewai :
he pos ton of the farmers (ot Woom he Is
)ne): with nearly all o their corn either
wept away or rOtted by the treshets, and
With only verv mean crop Of toOavcuto
ispenG upon 10 maze buck!0 aud tongue
acct. 4. Mel.
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AlIUSE3IEETs.
DiCHMOND THEATRE.
Ia l5,.,-TwESTY-FIFrg SEAsCs-iss5

THREE NIGHTS. Commencing MONDAY.
DECEMBER Isth, ana WEDt EsDAf
MATINEE.
Idol " tbs fln-lOvin3 public
KATE CASILkION.
and her superb company II comedians IA her
attest and m Il site-spitting cOmety,
a PAPER DOLL"
~ith the test oDtalnable cast All the latest
operate selections. Miss CastletOn win revi, :
Ter famous sOug-fhe greatest luccess ia the
history OK fJ4cical comedy
"fOr goodness sake don't say tOll yOu"
Seats now on sale rom 6 am. 10 6p.m.
Next attraction, JULIE KEEN in ONLY 4
cEhhAN- Itegl5-lt
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Do You know that tor Coughs. Colji
Group, Bronchitis and all Throat anll
Lung Troubles Dr. Dsyids Cough
Syrup Is The Jest aud most pleasant rem
.dy kn own
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

@ Isf I.IT j.. .
1855 29N4n laios o1uA ~ 55V,Jy
francs showing decrease oi qG2l5 silos VI
IIhis may exD.ain he aulno.s ~ ouI
snuEere "a TINS marset.-w ADJ
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ne sa.e' OF i'y-s i'l@2,' i'i inH We,
0'.~'"s oe~eM90i A''o "e'@ N- se--9"
Pounds
anOckoe Warehouse solt.... ........ 5000
lie1-haw'l PianIels' warehouse s9.t ~ l-'
80. ~
Isr4.-1 Txre.E.f U-ee.olerlE
pat.farel an .ltanpa NJ Ntnf,-rr
N1.l,eili. Tenn. " Iiod.av Ee.ss,iIs
"a
r-,..i-o-. b-..,e, t.,s, -,.,.,,.,.; from,
, 80 ., -..
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f.,..'t.-i,fi.' ~ l',,,to,, 80. -'-i t'.r..
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pi io't h,ui -iy7 tnlnh tls l'o....,.i ~
,oi'iy aAH H'si4-'i- N.'sh' hio'7 So .Ns|
.'"''s
MesTs' y ~ NoI1s @ -. 'sp,4. '-i5
sooa sale % Wrappers To-Day
A prominent tobacco uIo@es S'q2'-< ~
qunes today rom olt-oi,t1"n people iot
NDAl4r LAA AHtANNff@ AIaN2f Att 'IAAtH1 HrAN To
such character as VIA most probably .edl ~
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Grain and Cotton Market
RICHMOND, Va, December Is

cEFEgT1Gs gEF0ETEu TO sEcggTAEy.
Wheat s. 90 bushels
Corn II - bushels
Dat II ,UO bushels
leass.-lA tusnels
BALES RErOgTED TO sEChEIARY
Wheat-Longberry, $40 bushels prime al
l IL, 81 bushels very good al l.lo 4, bush
els very good q. ~ Mixed, 200 bushels
prime az Ill; LOO bushels very good =.
IN, % bushels good al o. >hOnberry
"a bushels very good az o. b bushels fai.
at LO2. Total sales Of wheat, 30lO bushels
Corn White ~ bushels very good new al
47c IT, bushels very good new Il 49,
Ioial safes % corn. 235 bushes
Oats lxed, 20 bushels very good on pli-
vate terms
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Write TO Purcell, Ladd & Co. for Ant.
spasmodic for Cholera. Dysentery
Dlarrlea, and general family purposes
90 cents per bOuls.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

NO family ought 10 be withoaut AMI.
Up ssmodic-60 cents bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Deeds OF fsain and sale were re.
corded yesterday II the Chsncery Court
OF R.chmon as follows
4 J. Chewing aud wife 10 JOHN L.
Lindsay. 90 10 ieet on Clay street. near
Fir,t, $4 $50.
Married Call, trustee, 70 Ssllie B.
Watt, CofneAa Nj. Glenn. George VISIT,
Jr. and Beille Call, 0De-haii interest In
45 fe'I on Franklin street. near Fifteenth,
q 800
Royal Racks 10 The Galilean Fishermen
association. % feet on Leigh street, near
II James, 81 900.
W A Watkins end wife TO John A.
Augustine and John ) Harw0od, interest
10 100 feet on Maple street, 800.
nESRico COUNTY.
Jackson & Conner. special commission.
ers 20 A. X Courtney, 81. acres on r.,
2. & +. Railroad, $1,000 5 2 Moore
aud vile to Lewis Is Dykins. 100 acres
on @ a State road. Sc 500. II. NJ. Taylor
10 II L PelOuse, $50 feet on Marshall
street, corner Duncan, $500; 7. ID.
Wilkinson 10 II. /. Pelouse, $50 feet on
Marshall street, corner Lodge, 81, lo0;
G. L. Williams, special c, mmissioner to
Isaac Davenport, Jr.. trustee, 1853 acres,
1894 acres, 81 acres, 70 acres, on or near
Deep Run turnpike, IL miles tom Rich
u0nd, se3750
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. RAIIRoAp RoNps.
Richmond Stock Market.

Reported by John 1. Williams 4 6on,
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'aa1er ana brokers' I'M Main street

hicmioso. vs. December Il.
HoyFnNuENr sEcURTfgs. BID Asked.
l..n ted states as. X. & C..... log ...
United STATES IS. Il. & C..... Ia3
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Nh A 4. Redway (0f Messrs ) Wright
D 60. biz bliley manufacturers o. ibis atN)
was lately night royalty entertained pF ID
i0yial party ot Houh Cambridge tAa-s ;
friends
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

All accounts are fayorab G, so far. The
product has been good N New York Penn.
5ylvania and C0Hnectc cut. Wisconsin leaf
IS grade or TWO D tier than iJr two years
past
So atrs wrappers are rul ne so high ibat
the home procucf, " ich Is = good wrapper
crap, will receive mcre attention and higher
prices.
me cIoAR ANp oIoAeEIrL AAvrI cum
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16

Last months trade was very encouraging
Jobbers did fine business ia plug, gars aud
cigarettes. Some wefo reported literally
cleanei out Of stock.
Two hundred bohemian women weIe
lately sent 10 san llonc'ec9 30. cigar
makets. The Chin man md bohem an
cheap labor aye certainly conditions iot
cheap cigars GA the Eas, coast
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lt is said that the Italian Government bias
received prOpos tiou from an Anal Amer
lean syndicate concerning the Italian To-
acco monopoly, snd that special commits
bion has teen appointed 10 look iato the
snstter.
The use Of snuff tobacco Is decreasing DAY
by day. and this diminutaoa amounts 70
l,l07,l07 francs.
Tue total sales Of sauf were iuI!ng the
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The SOCIAL WHlRL.
Principal Feafule IT,
The Gay Wor,''
Past Week.
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vsss Cd 20 . ssS' and s.sy but o,d 'nis
il so much ~ ''s fsiere enough and .d TO
ibsm for toe , iuI we have beside. , oas
,Ee1'd I'D T .os. ga S:' and rs
S' s:,: IN b Be every aS 1'7 7arsg $5 DC
nd IpeSp We ss T Soas ' @aa
q. there I. to OF married S, r'T sa
who are stone one to ,ocie'y ghenevs,[t , .,.,
who give ,n 'Sr' presence. We would '"s'
W.. ihst they gei up
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The stock: Of tnbacc0 In Baltimore on De
cember lst were S0,ls3 hogsleads. against
20 795 A. same date last ear.
Berth rates from Baltimore.
London SIS Glasgow. 3js Bremen Vir.
giuia, n mark. Kentucky. 81, Nirg
Nems. 81 fsr hogsheaa ROTTERDAM, Mary
land, 50 90 10 e. Virginia, g.; Kentucky
$50, stems, $780, Antwerp, same es &c
Enlleriaul
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lsl4oc1 lKcH.EsE, Qoc40beg Il.
REGISTERED on Change j vs. Ninrum,
Nashville Tenn. s. b. Lindsey. keysyils
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written after 30 rng the sermon preached
by DR. Hoge sunday aft rnoOn, December