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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
The PACIFIC RAILWAYS.
The Senate Committee
and the Unlon PaciAc.


WAsnuoros, March l.-The ssnaAs
eposiAl committee 70 which vAs referred
shs reVoEs ef TIE Pacific Railway Com
mtssioo, Ravs further hearing today on
tAe matter relating b the s1sirs Of the
Unioo PAetao- Commissiooer Anderson
addressed the committee, EXPLAINING
sabsssntaslly - be had previously ex-
piaiuod % the house committee the pro-
visions cf the comm;ssicu hill. AZ the
onsscs be ves led By inquiries 10 explain
By vay OF illustration the methods Of
tee Csutsai Pacihc briefly. He said this
company. iustsad Of desotine ifs earn
inQs 70 divsdsods. bad invested teesn in
collateral enfsfprises without. however,
charging the money % taken 10 the &C
count OF the earnings. Some years sub
sequently IL bad declared dividends, ap-
parentiy within the letter Of the laW. be-
cause its earnings etili showed an unci.
vided 90. plus, when in fnct the money
haA been expended. The property 50
poschssed had been deprecated in
value and money to pay dividends had
been borrowed or obtsined from any
source svailable. Il vas to prevent
teApseclions Of this kird In the future
that the commission proposed TO li@il
the power TO declare dividends to the
amount Of the net earrings Of tbs pre-
oedipg year. As guard against frsad.
these vas Q provision requiring the as
sent OF tbs president Of the United
States TO anv investment Of this kind.
During the commissioner explana-
tiou of the nature Of the security NOS
possessed by the government for the
Union Pscific debt and Of that to be
given By the company under the pre-
visions, either Of the commissioner or
tas Oushvaite bill, senator Morgan
asked u be (Andersou) vas prepared. as
Q lawyer, 70 assert that the government
has no right TO declare q statutory lien
nov aud for further security TO demand
bonds upon any property that may be
Anderson replied that he Was prepared
20 mako that assertion that while the
United States might require the eompa-
~ to do anything In reaso ,, It could not
extend lie lien over one inch OF property
shat vas not authorized BY sta,utory
provisions.
Later during ths hearing Senator
Morgan read the following which be
had in the meantime written out, cov-
esinR his vieU OF the point thus raised:
AGe ieRisIsNse po.es - eoso " kso
. tensdy oy . legal OF equitable as
saobmens according 70 tne nature OF sce
property 20 % seQeessefeo 70 simply
oonssscs the ofedisof woose demand -
nos yes due and eoe astacomens can
also b prescribed 10 the statute accord
ing 20 the Judgment OF the legislature.
In this case the necesslsy OF cong tnis
oy general iaw cit tesfe 's sooo noces.
slty) IL avoided og the reservation OF
the power 70 alter or ameno sne statute.
suppose snes tne RESERVATION nas az
much reference 70 psoviaiog iot tue
secofity OF tne moriRaReo estate as 20
any other possible need LoI ieeislative
interference ana toas unoe. us provis-
ions CONGRESS cooio give soos 2 lemeoy
ARsins: the oonsoiioaseo company
1i; ANDERSON oonIsldeo Toe. u tne
QUESTION tnos Is!sso snaH come @ uP @ ~ a..
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A BASE INssNCAri0S,

An engagement ring on the finger Of
q young lady 10 apt TO be made con-
spisaous By the zesrtr. Il is the same
way With scalp vors By an Indian In
his belt. Bioosa,ngtoa Panfagyaph.
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HasEEAII nEEriSC.

:HB saIlSAaL fKsGrE c5sctClxs TIE
coSTakEscK.
Nrw YoEx. March 3.-Ttis eseDioe
tie nsssira Of tie Ss.ion. Bzss ball
League wss osrci1dsd Tie board of
asbisssssca lrissc3 its vcfk Al Szg
o'clock. The ksnsss City elnb qnss-
tson xss iefi usdssided. Ihe FevIstoD
OF lhs fu.ss vas aaEoaneed as follows;
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Harriet Beeches Stove u Intensely
interested in the ministerial york OF
hsr sou, Cnssiss SioSe, who has 3
church 10 Hartford, conDecitcut. he
Ia a GopsftRstsopalist. With radical
ssrcercies, ead Mrs. B oss never fails
20 ossapy hef psx on su9asy norning
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PRINrEH RESEDlCr,
rHH HorsR ooMuIrrsH CONTINUE ITS
INvRgrI0ATION.


INvKsrI0ATIoN.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The horse
comnittee on printing TO-DAY continued
i.s investigation Of Ben diets admins
tratien of the government printing OF.
Zoe, the examination being conducted
by Representative 6allinRer. Atthe out
set hs reiterated bis former assertion
tina. he had observed the civil service
Law during bis insumbency Of the office.
He had never held any examinations
for appointments. bu. bad arranged the
mspucs Of CON npetitioo for some OF the
higher class of work. The witness
sould not deny that be had Fefassd to
reinssate any discharged person because
he bad learned up1n investigation that
be vas X publican. He had eniy two
relatives in the printing ofhce 10 bis em
ploy. -
Cesting Ressy.
81. PrrxnspuRo. March &.-The gov
eminent has issued orders to expedite
the collection OF stores In Wefssv.
Many omoers, vho we're on fofloo2h'
have been recalled to their reRimsnts.
The sstisase = the posers resasdiuR
Bulgaria irritstee military and pubic
clfcieo IN kboseia.
Inspeeasr 81 nslis Reslgns.
sAs FRAxcIsoo. March &-Csptain I
Chsrl.s Wilson resigned today the po-
s,,:on OF local inspector Of hults. Osp-
,a,n Wilson Vas spp3inted enly short
time ago, and bis resignation 10 dae TO
IN health. Collector Haser. Jueae Hoh-
man and Supervising Inspec'or Lab
oerick viil sppoint bis suocessof nexl
week.
IssevnAi Revenue Reduction.
WAsnrSoros, March 4.--Ts is STATED
that an internal reveuue reduction vel
| agreed on yesterday bs the Democrats
OF the vays and means committee and
viii be reported 10 the full com.istee
early next seek. spd considered With
the tariE bill. They expect the tossl
REDUCTION will be about $AWo.oO o'
t23 on. 900. TIE tobacco tax. excspl
/ on cigars and cigarettes. is REPEALED, re-
taeins shs revenue sboot tl90O,Wo
Ldcepsrs abolished will make fufteei
redooiiou Of besseen t4.U0 GOO and
Is 600 COO. There is No fsou,tion os
so,ri,s Of any kind. GsnafsGarers o'
fruit brspdies are allowed 10 place theii
cro,ucs IN Bonded Warehouses and tsks
warehouse Tecsipfs for the ssuae tims
q she whisky distillsrs nov have. SONS
extreme penalties have been lessened-
Fire ta Milwaukee.
MILvAuKEs, March Al. Ferneske.
& Brothers candy factory on Ess
Water street. vss entirely destroyed b,
sre this morning. and Golssmith q
Compaoy's earpet vaferooms sdla'ninI
vers eussed In the cp9er stories and tS'
entire stock raired by suose and sassr
nerstr 4 Cozpaay's natssess faesefy
wteasi.Fs feather establishment, as
ILo~epiacs's priniiue hsose aIso So!
lssrsd heavy damage ey wstsr. II
.oss xii. be spvstes OF S-SJ.0OO, VA!
small icsaracce.
Preach Aefsrs Gemtnx.
1 Nsx Yoxx. March 4.-AsnaGsr GrEi
made O dramatic esutisassor q; Par
A..
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I3S<s. 10. of striped meaaisA q
Caesiss Cieafy's.
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Ssv Eneissn seirtircs. pesea!es and
sllSs.ns. Jas; oysnsd- Cessser CaeAry.
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Nsv gloves. Csesry.
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C~~s CT Aiese

Srv YoAx. March 4.-Ths Hoe
Ias~pp C su esrssia ssiird for Liver.
200. = ses UnbYfs 81 $50 tbs uosn-
inx. Ne oze sav bin sd.
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QurScI. H.. Mar. S.-Todss tue Wa
bsss tseu refused TO d. swiichiue IN the
Q,.rey yards. TIE Wabash men TOOK
thei, engines 10 the round house and
iest them.
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Fire d Milwaukee.

S.x Yoxx. Marsh s.-AsnaGsf Graz
mats a dramatic csntisassor q; Paris
yesssytay, which frelsdes n O.Qassio'
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BEsuIr oY rHB sfRIKs.

LyxxsAus, No. Mar AT bres kfast.
this morning. George II. Bostvick. q
Bofliueton railroad bridge fireman,
fatally shot John Roxv. g striking enai
reer. To avoid lysehine Bosssiek vss
brought here, and is uev under arrest
Bossv,ck claims thst be bad been ssorn
10 as Deputy sheriff. He was in charge
~ so susire. vteu hoxy and others ap
rrssched the engine and endeavosed g.
take charge Of it. An alteration en-
ssea aud Raxy drew a pistol. Bosiwick
tseu shot eim in self defense.
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Cesting Eessy.

81. PrrxlspuRo. March THE gov
ernmens has issued orders to expedite
The collection OF stores In Warssv.
Many o@cers, vho we're on forlooeh,
have been recalled to their feRiments.
The attitude = the posers regarding
Bulgaria irritstes military and public
cifc,ee in kossia.
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BAsgoa, Ne. Msfcs 3.-Ite 19rs 70
sbe Crom sell ssein m1rdsr cass fosnd
both cs.ertln,s sai.,y IN tbs afss
degree,
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Weekly ga.k saaienent.

Nx~ Yagx, March 4.-Ine weekly
bsrs statement shows . reserve deereass
a. &2sss go. The hsnss nos noia
si2it5.o0o IN excess Of ths legal rols-
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Two Nrv CrIufxa-J. H. Lister,
PROPRIETOR % tie irou works az the head
os tie bay. took 90. bic ssccnt ratnf-
siiXx.isc payers yes.srdsy, 10 tie dis
tr;ct coast. aca sss made full fsdeed
clrIsa. II is siI years silee be took
&C, tie crst papers Pe;sr klee also
oecarse q cit sl yesterday.
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s.e Of the strikes Endea.

Sas Francisco, Aareh 3-A telegram.
was rec ,yed by W. A. Bssseil, general
western agent cf the Atlantic aca fa-
e,ns, from W. Is. biddeii, division
freight and passenger agent 81 Aiea
Qnssqoe. stating thss tie ssriEs 90 tsss
road vas ovsf ans ccth passenger sno
freaeAs trains are tannioe on regular
tina
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BIG BrsISE1s.

rgo osrrxAScxs reB sTsxEr CAB LIsEs
RsrozR TUE COUNCIL AND A MCt1f-
= rrpy TpE rNPovIMlNIN.
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lnierstase relagrapAy.

WAsHrS0fON, March 4.-The senate
committee on puhiic lands today con
sidsFed the proposed amendments TO
general land forfeiture. IL sereed 10
report favorsbly upou the provision fix-
ing the price of land forfeited and OPEN
ed to settlement under the bill at $l25
per acre.
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Il Dsm&la md Jane Hadina. The
company viii ss once be formed upder
tue uAnsfemsct Of Abbey, Schotfei
Gfan, and en- Nay Ssh, vii START or
toesf eouf thfoaeh South America. The
eo06inalion viii reach Nev York
Ocsoees ssh. after which il VIII be seer
IN al the principal cities in the country,
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PEaSIx, A. T., March AT q msss
meeting Of citizens At Salt River valley.
last evening, resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted coHdemniua the bills
introduced 10 congress TO create q CON-
mission for the settlement Of Spanish
grants 10 Arizona, Nev Mexico and
Colorado, irasmueh rs they menace the
prosperity Of the territory by opening
lhe door for litigation.
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LOUISVILLE, March 4.-Iu the United
States district court this morning judge
Barr femanded the West Virginia psis
oners. the Hstnelds. to tho charge OF
Pike county officials. This is q victory
for the state Of Kentucky.
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Parneiiife Dissensioa.
pisfiiiery Burned.

FaEsso, Gal, Marsh a. The Asrpa-
eri,a winery and cissiller,. Tvs miles
east of this city, owned by Rogsrs and
Walters, Of San Francisco vas totally
DESTROYED by FIRE shortly SITTER midnight
las. night. Over 10000 eaiious OF
vine, valued at ei5o. 600. and usshinery
and b1jla,uss, valued at $50 eco, vese
csps,msd. Ibe property vss cefiisliy
inssred. Tie Gauss OF see nfs 10 an
known
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Coming WeatheR

SAs FBAscrsco, Mar. Solicitations
for "A hours beginning at Z a.D. en-
March Alb, for Oregon and Washington
Territory; local rains, light variable
uuinda siiohfIn WAYmHY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
VOL. H.--NUMBER ASP.
INSPECTING THE TREATIES.
Precautton In Case OF Fire to be Recon-
mended.

The Joint committee On Fire and
Grounds and Buildings yesterday even
ing, pursuant to resolution Of the
Council. visited the public places OF
amusement and entertainment iE the city
TO examine what recommendations were
necessary, II any. TO enabie an audience
to escape therefrom In case OF a fire.
The committee examined Fords Opera
House, the Richmond Theatre. s@nger
Halle, Mozart Academy of Music, Put
nam's Theatre Cemique, Corcoran Hall,
and Thompson's Muste.
The committee will wait later to for.
mulate report.
From indivdua expression Of men,
bers of the two committees, the proba'
bilitles are that they will recommend fire
escapes be placed at Corcoran Hall and
the Mozart Academy OF Music, and
several improvements at Fords Opera
House. They may report condemping
Putnam's Theatre Comiquc. AT the
Richmond Theatre they thought every
thing alright excepting that there would
be great difficulty for crowd to get oul
of the extreme top gallery. They were
more or less pleased with the hose and
water supply at the Theatre.
Messrs. Kendler and Snead were ap'
pointed a sub committee TO examine Bel
videre Hall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
LOCAL NOTES.

A colored man, losding vessel In the
dock, had two fingers badly mashed
yesterday morning. The city ambulance
was called, and the physician In charge
dressed them. The man went back to
work.
A countryman living near Petersburg,
In Chesterfield county, drew one fifth oi
the capital prize In the Louisiana lottery.
He stated that this was his first ticket in
lottery and when he got his money he
intended IL should be his last.
Yesterday the Citizens Savings Bank
leased the store, northwest corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets, and will
soon occupy it as bank.
To day at l2 o'clock Mr. Ashton Starke
will appear before the Tobacco Exchange
TO urge on the trade the proposed ex-
position.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church,
Broad street, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth, Rev Lewis W. Burton,
rector: Sunday services, II a.m and 5p.
m; Passion Week services every mora.
ing, from Monday 10 Sunday, s:30-S
also on Wednesday at 8 pm, on Good
Friday ut II am. and 8 pm, on Saturday
at pm.
Seventh street Christian church: The
usual morning services will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. II. 9. Cave, at II am
No services at night. Mems prayer meet
ing at $3.50 p m. Sunday school Associa-
tion meets at pm. YOU are cordially
invited to come.
At a called meeting of Old Dominion
Wheelmen held las, pig't A committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions TO
the Virginia State Agricultural 4 and
Mechanical Exposition. This clut cx-
poets to add to the attractions OF the ex-
hibition By giving some firstclass races.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Company. Theypropose, beginning Mon
day, to give all their customers hand
some panel picture, "Mama's Pet"
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BALFOUR'S THREATS.
afr. Wilfred Blunt Gives Them in Detail.

Mr wilfred Blunt Gives Them In Detail.
LONDON; March 29.-Mr. Wilfred Blunt
has written letter to the Times, recount
ing in detail the Date and hour and the
words that passed between himself and
Mr. Bslfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
when the latter said that the lone rule
movement was supported BY half dozen
men whom he named, and would col.
lapse, If, as lie expected, they, through
lear Of prison, fed the country. If they
were imprisoned. be said, they would get
such severe hard labor that those without
strong health would be unable to stand
il. MIR. Dalfour said he was sorry for Mir.
Dillon, as there was some good about
him. But he would yet six months hard
labor, and as he was In bad health the
punishment would kill him. Mr. Blunt
says he understood the Chief Secretary's s
words TO be intended somewhat as a
warning TO himself, and through him to
the Parnelli,es. He again challenges Mr.
Balfour to say whether his statement Is
correct, and declares that If lie again
denies The language attributed TO him he
vii! bring testimony to corroborate IT,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
Reports That They Are Again Getting
Troublesome.

CHICAGO, March 23-Referring to a
vague threat made yesterday by Otto
Reichcl. who was arrested at the instance
of the Soclalis,ic Publishing Company
on charge of misapproprialion Of funds,
that he would expose the secret meetings
Of the Anarchists groups In this city and
their plans. the Times this morning says
Reports have been circulated within
the last few weeks to the effect that the
Anarchists are recognizing In this city
and renewing their plotting against the
life and property Of its citizens. An in
vestigation shows that the rumors are in
part true. The fact Is that since the out.
break of May 4. 1896, the Anarchists
have been compelled to hide their heads
and the persons whose leadership they
had assumed, by some sort of means have
been and still are returning to the ssso-
citation of those whom they left a few
years ago when the Anarchists agitation
In this city commenced. When the In
terna,ional Working Peoples Associa.
tion was organized In this city five or six
years ago it drew its membership from
the sociali'lic labor party, which, since
that time until within O recent period
became almost an empty name.
Th re have been organized Within the
past two months a number OF societies in
different parts OF the city, called either
debating societies or working peoples
educational sociel!es, or some other simi
lar name These societies are devoted to
the discussion Of economic and social
questions. The lectures and discussions
are entirely socialistc, or at least ex.
lremely radical. The object Of reor.
ganiziDg the members of the dispersed
gtoups Of the International into debating
societies is explained by prominent So
cialsts as an initial step toward bringing
them back To the socialistic labor party
and driving the ideas Of dynamite and
poison out of their heads. Even the name
OF Anarchist is avoided by those who
used 10 glory in it, except few who still
believe in dynamite. The few Extremists,
although still able to create great deal
of enthusiasm by speeches, such as were
made at the Commune celebration, are
not regarded with favor by the leaders in
the new movement, who say such talk
and tions spoil the work and retard
the advancement OF their cause.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.

Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, held
their regular weekly meeting last night
at their hall on Broad street. The usua
routine business was transacted, and
letters were received and read relating to
a Get,ysburg reunion, but no action was
taken thereon.
The main feature OF the meeting was
the election Of q member of the Board OF
Directors of the Soldiers Home to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF the
late Major Il. Z Blankenship. Past
Commander A. l.. Phillips was elected,
and the meeting adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
Police Notes.

In this court yesterday number OF
parties were fined 50 and costs for being
drunk.
sidney Jones WAS fined $3.50 for beat
ing Martha Harrison.
Peyton Lewis, charged with fast driving
in the public streets, was fined $40.
Jack McDonough, reported for standing
his hack at place not designated by the
Mayor, was. fined IS. Appeal taken to
Hustings Court.
Charles Johnson, negro, was arraign
ed on the charge OF unlawtully trespass-
ing upon the premises Of and assapI'ing
and beating Knte Clark Fined ~ ani
costs.
Mamie Crump was fined s. and costs
for abusing and cursing Katie Clark on
the public street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
CHARGED with Assault.

James Buchanan was before Squire
Jonathan at Henrico County Courthouse
Yesterday on the charge of assaul,ing and
threatening 10 kill NJ. Gary and +. d.
Ralston. He was required TO give secu-
rily In the gum OF 5000 for twelve months
for his good behavior; failing In which
be went to jail In default.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
Contracts Awarded.

A called meeting Of the City Council
of Manchester last night awarded con
tracts for The new public-school buildings
as follows:
White schools-Bricklaying, W. )
Rollins for $4,382; carpenter woik, J.
G. Perdue, So ,2s0; timers work, A. W
Fair, 528 Is; iron work, Joseph Hall d
Co, $3.50 SO; galvanized iron work, Asa
Snyder 4 Co. 5000; painting, Arthur
Evans, 1895, plastering, N. i. Harrison
1925 %; stating. John r. Williams
S929.l0 Total $ll.21S.
Colored schools-Bricklayiug, Blantor
& Jones, $2,990; carpenter work, John
Amrbeim, 81 1868 II timers work, l.; Il
Hogan, 1907 80; iron work, Joseph Hal
& Co, $l5S40 galvanized iron, Ass
SNYDER 4 Co, $3.50; painting, w. {. VII
kins, Sl8S; plastering, William Banks
s490.50; Stating, J. II. Williams, s57l 9l
Total, SG,7490S.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
THE MANCHESTER FIRE.
Loss Rstinated at SO, ,o0O-Ahoat Gov.
cred by Insurance.

A number of visitors inspected the
ruins of the houses In Manchester, corner
Of fifteenth and Hull street, which were
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
They are total wrecks. anu the loss 10 es.
timated a, about $4,000.
The following Is the insurance on the
burnt property: The grocery OF j. X
Gibbs e. Bro, $1,000 in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, and the
stock and fixtures IN the Liverpool, Lon
don, and Globe for 81 900; the house OF
John II. Bramberry, No 1900 Hull street,
In the Virginia State for $1,000; T. F
GouldmsnTs, 1904 Hull street, In .he Liv'
erpool, London, and Globe for 1000
Mrs. II. N. Sparks, on Hull street
$500, IN the Virginia Fire and Marine
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald's. on Fifteenth street
81 900 in the Liverpool, London, and
Globe; Walter and Samuel Nelson's
l444 Hull, 81 $50 in the Liverpool, Lon.
don and Globe, and the kitchen in the
Niagara Of New York for 300 The
stable OF this property was insured in the
Agricultural OF New York for $500
The insurance about covers the losses
and the burned property will, In al
probability, be speedily replaced.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-24
SILK Ribbonsl

Those of our lady readers who would
like to have ali elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons 10y mail, In
different widths aud all the latest fash
ionsble shades, adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming foT
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc, can get an astonishing big bargain,
owing 10 the recent failure Of large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by
sending only rs cents (siamps), TO the
address we give below. =,
As a sptc.ai offer, this house will give
double the amount OF any other frm IN
America if YOU will send the name and
p. o. address Of ten aescly married ladies
when ordering and mention the name OF
this paper. No pieces less than one ysrd
in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three PACK
ages for so cents. Address
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITf'
N.