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Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded In the Chancery Court
OF Richmond yesterday
). Thompson Brown and wife, 10 Annie
B. White, As feet on Locust Alley, corner
Tobacco alley. $0,000O0.
s.H. Halves, 10 G. A. Robinson, trustee
~ feet, on Cary stree. running back to
Dock street.
OK. Macon, special commissioner, 10
Warner Moore, % feet, on Thirteenth
street, between Leigh and NJ, Sl52 90.
e. W. Marable aud Thomas IL. DRnsey,
and their wives, to Capitol Building and
Loan Association trustees, 30 feet, on
Twenty-fourth street, between NJ. and n
tl,75e.
z. Nj. Roscher and wife, TO Charles Z
Mosby, 25 feet, on Nicholson street, near
Williamsburg avenue, $l2s %.
HExRIco COUNTY.
N. z. Beall aud wife to William Mar.
shall, 20 feet on Moore street, goo,
10 Dickinson end wife 10 4. McCar'
thy, el2 feet on Carter street near lay
loT, IL ,s60.
DEEDS OF RELEASE.
J: Q Dickinson, from George ). Wash
on, Jr.. trustee, 90 feet on Taylor street,
corner Of Carter, $500.
]. B. Pace from Leroy Z. Brown, irus'
tee, 1876 feet on Oates street corner Win
der; 65S feet on Sumter street corner of
Winder; 10, to Il in square No. 20, le5
feet on Carter street corner WindeFi 2S2
feet on Winder street 1,199 feet on Apo
mattox street near Carter, .,lS0 feet on
Appomattox street 1870 feet on Amelia
street nesr Carter, 723 feet on Amelia
street near Carter, 20 feet on Ashland
street near Carter, $50 feet on Ashland
street near Carter, 80 feet On Claiborne
street so feet on Ashland street near
Robinson, 240 feet on Ashland street
near Carter, $50 feet on Blair street near
Carter. 800 feet on Winder street 27O feet
on Jacquelin street 90 feet on Beverly
street corner Robinson, 30 feet on Reser-
voir street near Wallace, S49t feet on
Claiborne street and 40S feet on Blair
street, $50, 642.
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Apples-Choice early, per barrel. 90 10
81 rs mixed lots, 75c. 10 II 20.
Bacon-Virginia hams, choice old, lie per
pound: new bans small, Is to l5c new
hams large. 10 to lie; sides, IL to III
shoulders, 10 10 lie.
Besns-Cboice Navy, 81 90 to s2.25.
Black Eve Feas-sl % to l.25.
Beeswax-ls TO 2Oc per pound.
Buckwheat-SA TO &c.
Butter-yirginia creamery, 20 to &c, fam
ily packed Virginia. Is to 2Oc; choice yell
low. store packed (Virginis), 10 70 l5c store
packed, mixed color and sweet, u to lac
store packed fair to good. 10 to l2c.
Eggs-In crates (ireshl, q 10 &c In boxes
and barrels, % TO &c.
Poultry Observation-Disclosures. to &c per
pound Turkeys, D 10 l2c per pound.
Ducks, Q to l2c per pound: Geese. 10 DC
per pound. Turkeys live, to loo per pound.
Dried FIuit-Peaches peeled 10 20 I'M
peeled halves 3to SIC Apples sliced 20 &c.
quarters "A 70 Sc Cherries pittsi II 70 IL
Black berries 4 TO 8; Whouleberries D to
7C
Feathers-PIime live goose. IS TO 10 PET
pound mixed, - to 3Dc.
Flaxseed- Per bushel, 81 90 TO sl.l0.
Hides Dry finis light weights. TO 81
per pound. heavy weights. &c per pound dry
sailed, 7c, wet sailed, &c; green, -.
uogs-Dresssd, 8 20 oic
l-Tub-washed. 80 to $50 Per pound
nnWashsd 22c per pound.
Lsrd--Prms country 9 10 loo per pound.
Onions-ln barrels, 81. Is 10 81 80.
Oranges--<2 90 % t2.J0.
Peanuts-Fsnoy stock, per pound. 81 to
4c; medium. - to &c.
Potatoes-Per bushel, 50 10 55c.
Roors-Gin5eng, PEI pound. 81 30 Seneca
per pound rs 10 Boo.
Gime-parthdges, 3 to i2ci pheasai'ts
80 10 35c; yen.son II % ltc. whole teeT, o.
10 7c rabbits. 10 " iio-
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings d 90 to 81 rs three
:tIings, 81 30 to s2.o. ioni strings. 500 to
Baskets-wfilow. o. Is to ti.so per nest
split. p0to 7oc pen dozen.
Can Tomatoes, pounds, per DOZEN LOO
Can Corn, 2 pounds, per dozen 20 to IS.
Rice Carolina, 4 70 &c; Rangeoou, 63c.
salt-Liyerpool, from store. 81 90 ground
alum from store, Per sack. u. 90 to u.lo.
Cheese-Prime cuttirg. i4c, common. II to
i2c; English dairy, lSc. pineapple, 25c.
Lard-Pure. e4c; refined. lOc.
.Molasses--Extra. hogshehd, Is to f5c;
Msssls. Is TO l6c; genuine golden syrup, par
gallon. q TO Gc; New Orleans. prime 70
choice, IS 70 SOC.
Soap-Commou, , to &c; best washing. u
10 6; toilet. IS 70 dc.
Sugar. GrAnulAttd. 10. A sugar, 7ic: 3
'1 4sss- slssE, 8 y To-; imperial, Is 10 sss
Ia a. ;.s-S!a G . ~ IAgasya II 70.
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eo..,rn, later from over the hiyss'

,,.r from over the River.
In ,he Chesterfield County Vo"Is ,"e =,
dsv evening ire jury ~ me caso ~,
Jnstioe W. r. Dickinson, VINO was o.'ns
, yss for embszzlemeni, brought I'd yer.
s s's of guilty aud fixed his punishment
~ =, nn :" Gear In the State Penitentiary'
sao,ion for a new trial was oyerrnied, anu
No., u.o" motion for arrest Of judg ment was
sde which the court continued until us
nrxt term. and the prisoner was re-
handed 10 jail r, cor,, =,
Manchester was engaged un,n in'e
hour Yesterday evening In bearing 'ns
case against David Forester, charged
win contempt Of court, he having con
,inned "a conduct the meat business IN
,he citv after an Injunction had been Is
snod restraining him. The case was ar
cned by counsel and submitted 10 the
court who took time TO consider Dtiore
rendering his decision. -, ~, f..
Tho Common Council will hold rs
regular meeting Friday night. when II Is
,honght that some steps looking to the
n OF the road from Manches.
Ter 10 The Monitor fleet will DO taken.
AT a meeting Of the Chautauqus society
held at DIR. Mathews last night, i've new
members were elected. Mr.. ID. l.. Pnl-
I;om who was elected critic at the
Isst meeting. declined the office,
and young lady was elected
Ma successor The president
appointed COMMITTEES of three to ar
range programme for the next meetinK'
which will consist OF select and humorous
readings. ESSAYS, recitstions, and vocal
and instrumental music, which promises
TO be very attractive.
MFR. A. l.. Holiday, wellknown
citizen Of this city was stricken With
paralysis last Monday snd has been guile
in ever since.
Miss Agnes Walker daughter OF
Mayor Joseph Walker, OF Chesterheid
has gone to Georgia where she VIII
spend the winter
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THE CARS TRAIN AFTER TIE ACCIDENT.
the car in which tbs minister Of roads was
travelling ran of the line. The car and MS
family were ia the saloon carriage. The
emperor was just about to take coffee. which
lad been handed him by footuau. The
latter was killed, Likewise the dog which
was lying at the cars feet The door Of
the car collapsed, and all the occupants wefa
thrown TO the ground. The train stopped i'm
mediately, and this was the only thing that
saved their lives. The Grand Duchess Olga
was thrown out to distance ofseveral yards
without being hurt 1t Is said that the EN-
peror exhibited great strength in releasing
himself and family from tho car. TIE d.
rector Of the railroad Is reported f. have
shot himself in his Office
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IL continued case OF Alosf1 smith,
enjofSd. indicted for stealing corn from
Hjor5on 4 Holmes, was ended Tor lhls
5Se,n yesterday. Tbs evidence a. slated
1ooloedaY was ell IN Iuesasy. Alsu'
co0S a com ssI Was heard Yesterday; ana
<l-rcI Ards he case was given 10 the jury
5[<o iurv after awhile returned aud re-
- ~ere discharged as 10 this case
- "a oeoe Was continued until! next
1on1efy. a Ill,
~ uouos 70 miners on two cases.
~ 3v1dSece for the commonwealth
- f1ps7d and then ~ adjournment for
i1~rSf 9ss taken. Al 1 o'clock The
96nn xoesmed IT. session and the cyl
r71e fof IT, dolepoe ives heard. Inc
~ ~ acquitted on one charge and
1 rscond one ives continued NATL next
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F. B. TAYLOR & co.
1911 EAST MAIN STREET.
9ia3IN
TIE FOOLS PRAYER.

he royal feast WIS done; the Kibg
SOUGHT out soue new sport 70 baalsL tara
AM 70 his lester cried. Sir Fool,
Erecl LOW, and make for vs. prayer"
The tester doifed his cap and bells,
ADd stood the mccktg court bctc0e;
Iloy could not see The bitter smile
Behind the painted grin be wor4.
lie bowed bis head and bent his knee
Upon the monarch silken stooli
HIS pleading voice arose. - Lo1ii
Be merciful 70 me. iooll
NO pitt. Lord. cculd change the heart
From red with wrong 70 white rs goo!'
Che nod must heal the sin. but Lord,
Dc mereifl u TIC, fool
Ills not by guilt the onward sweep
OF truth and right O Lord, We stays
Ills by our folles thai 50 long
We he'd the earth from heaven away.
These clumsy feet. still IN the rire
co crushing blossoms without end;
Ehese hard sell meaning hands re thrust
Auong the heart strings OK friend
The 10 Timed truth $40 might have kept
VINO knows hCw sharp Il pierced and sung
TIE wosi Sa had not sense 70 say
Who knows hcE grlndly lt had sUnss
"CuT faults 10 tenderness SHOULD ask.
The chssiening stripes must cleanse them all
Rut for our Lluliors-O. 10 shame
before tie eyes " hea7eE SIC tau
Earth bears no talsam Tor mistakes
Men crown the guags aud sgourge Tia lc.l
That dii his viii but .t0u, o Lord.
IL merc.lGl = nc q f-0l,'
Tho room vas hush ed. IN eilcnc8 rose
Tie Kmg and sought the g9nlcas cool,
And walked apart sud mCrinurcd low,
De u.eTci1-i % n9, looln
Edward Rowland sil
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% sra TnoMAs' BrI1pIse, DA1r 81

LIVERPOOL, UectulntI l, 1908. 3
There was fair inquiry for NOrt1 Ameri'
can tobacco during tie past month bui,
owing 10 vanOus causes, business was dill
cut, and the sales will not amount to more
than 4 mOder te total.
Observation-Disclosures were disposed 70
add 10 their stocks desirable parcels of bright
Leaf and strip, when obtaiaable at ressona-
bic figures, ht the same time there Was an
inclination to be over critical rs - colo and
quality. and sales were not rs large as might
have been eKpeoed la dark leaf be-idea
some export demand, the only item Of In.
terest was tie purchase Of about 40 hogs
heads by the navy strip, with qualiiy
we've in request, while tthef soits Tsfe neg
lected
Wesern-SiIips OF the better grades con.
tinue to be sous 4 for. though manufactur
ers appear to be slow 70 realize the scarcity
Of desirable kinds whether wrapper, hl!eis
or cutters Colony leaf was inquired Tor
but the smsllness Of supply linus the Sc pc
for business, In dry leaf there Tas nothing
OF general interest
Impors-23I? hogaheads. viz 2i5 Were
Virginia leaf, 81 strip 2J5 Western leaf
aud ia strips.
DeAyefies-s.0l9 hogaheajs. viz. 45d NiT.
glnla leaf. 2s6 strips. 63l We tern leaf. JJs
strips, z Maryland
Exp0rts-l9t hOgsheads. via 81 Virginia
Leaf, strips 49, Western Leaf and 4 strips, OF
which l6i were sent 70 Africa. IS Monte
vldeo, Isle Of Man Gibraltar, 5 Dor
deaux, and Hamburg.
Stock-l8. 1853 hogsheads against 4S,04i
A. GO, 30,ll4, 22.5l3 and q, 35l at this period
the previous five years.
In Substitutes there was a good demand
for all grONtns with color.
Eastern gToNlhs without change
EDWARD SAAUrIsOy & 60.
fNcIs.-By Eastern tobacco Is meant
Chins Japan etc In the north Of The
United States means the cigar tobaccOs O.
New England etc 1t would make confusion
worse c0nfounded to Try 10 designate Viz
ginis end North Carolina totac11s as East
ern also = We see no reason for It -
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4 80 MA Gathered 70 Ms rsshef'-
6nslek q His Iifs' -.
- ,env fslends In this city OF 'ns
~ -, nasld Il. Winfree were o. -
S1rie Rour yesterday morning. he was
q leoslvinS Information ''"'
- h.lf.nssss O'Clock Tuesday assy,, h's 10,
49, having been In feeole " .esr Mt
sS ~erks At his residence 'es an,x
n. church, In Chesterfield co '.'nsd !
n.s.sS peacefuiIy 10 rest sorfoan nass
devoted family. A lew ~, wo s'S
ssss reported a. critically ia ~
- nsviag improved, and so VIII NC
~ss not unexpected u was no
~ ue ssoek 20 his large circle OF ,,iehus'
~ sv,nsree was naive OF Cbes'ede'
~ hsrs he was born October oV'
n s'e us removed TO Dinwiddie ~ io4V'
aols, "a xas baptized into the ienow'
We 20 Mount Pleasant church July <is'
81 that year. 40, concerued
- subject Of preaching the gospel
on a. s,ly decided TO do so. 10 Sep'em-
anu ssao he entered the Virginia bapusl
s.minsry where he spent four yea,s, al"
,nsa look charge OF Mangobleh cnu'1n'
r,nr and Queen county: Aitef prea'n'
, ~ years In this Geld be settled III
srntsss s and became pastor OF Tom
h"~k spd Bethel churches in 1873 For
~. ronfbs be was released from these
shnrches 10 supply the pulpit OF the First
n.r,sst church Of Richmond, during
Shtch time be was greatly blessed in his
Iabors ., p,.,
mond College conferred on him me non
orsry degree OF ID. ID. 10 The following
Jane be took charge of the Bainbridge-
Stree, Baptist church, Manchester, where
he continued until 1879. In the fall OF
fhst wear he took charge OF Berea, IN
Haaover and North River, In henrico
coupsy. In 1880, In addition TO these
two. be became pastor Of Mount Hermon,
Chesterfield.
In 1888 be resigned the care OF the two
churches on this side Ct the river. and
took charge of Bethel and Bethlehem.
In March. 1886, he vas elected pastor Of
Pownstsn church, Chesterfield, and had
change of these four at the time OF MS
death.
Dr.. wipfree was pure and upright
man. and bis eventful life has been full
OF good works bis preaching was. In
very high degree, improving TO the pas
tors OF mis- sister churches as well as 10
The community. Few were more thor
ouch:y scqusinted with the Scriptures
and be was holy in all the relations Of
life.
In his death there Is removed from th'
nidst Of a devoted people kind bene
factor. q useful citizen, and one whose
life Was spent 10 the service OF his Master
A number of friends OF the deceased
from this city and Manchester took lh'
8 o'clock Danville train yesterday even
ing for his late residence to sympsthist
with. and, Il possible, relieve the Sereavec
family.
Rev. Dr.. Hstches, OF this city, at th'
request OF bis family. will conduct thu
funeral services at Mt. Harmon Churcl
ut one O'Clock this afternoon
The attendance on his funeTa
will doubtless be very large.
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Grain ana Cotton Market.

RIcnMoND, Va, December II.
oprrorDna prr,,prrr 10 srrRrT,RY
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~ Z Recalling.

The spare professor, grave sld hl1 -.
Besd1 his parog. it Gas called, ~ .
think "A Brief Historic Glerce -.
81 Russia, Germany and France"
A glance out - my best be.,ee
Twas almost anything but bsizf--
a wide suEveF, tn which tie esFth
Was seen before mankind lad birt
Strange monsters basSsd than Il .ss su1.
Rehemeih, arucred glypt2ion.
And IN the dGwn's uD9ra-tiged yay
The transient dodo winged iii way;
Then. By degrees, thTg,gh sit sni Sloush.
We reached Berlin l M mos how.
The good professors ncn..On3
Had turned me into sen5eicSs stone
Instanter, but that near ne SGT
HypaLa b her new spring ha-
Blue eyed, latent, With ljys Who's, t.ccn
Lighted the heavy cwtained room.
Hypatla--ah, what lovely things
Are fash!ope6 out Of eighteen springs
&, acst, Ia suns OF this amount,
The eighteen winters don count
Just as my eyes wore growing diu
With heavircss, cav tina. slim,
Erect, elastic figure there
Like pond lily taking aE
She looked 50 fresh 50 wise 50 neat
So altogether crisp and sweet
Iqaite forgot what Bismarck said,
Ard wAy the emperor shook hli bed,
And bow Il was you 3,oltks's irswa
Cost France another frontier town.
The only facts ltook away
From the professor theme that DAY
Were these; G forehead broad AMI low,
Such as the antique sculptures show;
a chin 70 Greek perfection true;
Eyes Of AstgJte's tender blue:
A higa complexion without fsck
Or aaw, aud curIs about her uscR.
Thomas Bailey Aldrlch In HeEpes's Magazine.
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religious struggles Of the author, ana to
this item doubtless 1t is largely indebted
for It's fascinating qualities, for there IS
10 story Of the imagination so captivat-
Ing as a well told actual experience.
Mrs Wards previous works OF fiction
are miss Prethegton' and "llilly and
Oily" Miss Brotherton," which ap.
peared in 1894, was a picture os 30 ac-
Iress, the authoress having used traits Of
Mary Anderson ip making up her char
acter. She has also written for the Eng
Iish MISUNDERSTANDING the bent Of
her uncle, Matthew Aln0la-comment-
ing upon literature and writing critical
essays. Among them is Modern Spanish
Literature, Modern Gene7a," "Marius,
the Epicurean," q review; "Style and
Miss Austin" end some biographical
sketches.
Mrs. Ward Is a short, rather heavily
built woman, pale, and possessing pain
Of brilliant though small black eyes.
Taken In connection with her late dis.
.inguished uncle the two are q remark,
able instance Of how similar tastes and
talents viii crop out IN different BRANCHES
II the same family,
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REV. II. MkLvILLE JACKSON.

4 Ms,Ited Tribute from His Congregation
The following resolutions voice the
sentiment Of the community Of large IT.
respective Of denomination
Ara meeting OF tho yestFy OF TRACE
Episcopal church. held on TUESDAY eve
ing i'm instant, the following pream
Die and resolutions were Unanimously
adopted ..
Where's il hath been made known TO
IA that call has been extended 10 our
rector by the yesuy OF Trinity church,
New Orleans. 10 take charge or that
church and that The same has been TO-
sDectfully declined By him now, we
the yestTy OF Grace Episcopal church,
desire 10 give expression 10 our feelings
ON The occasion Ia the following resoin-
tions
satisfaction and qualification that We
have heard from the lips of our beloved
rector his determination 10 remain
with us
? Resolved That this feeling Ia en-
HANGED when we consider the very Hat
terIpO character Of the call which he has
declined being TO the rectotship OF the
largest aud most prominent Episcopal
CHURCH In the Soutbl and chiefly because
be has been moved thereto by deep and
abiding love for his people-by the con
vlction that the present field Of his labors
sifords rich harvest Of souls for bis
Master and by the assurance that he pos
sesses the warm affection OF his congre'
CATION. to whom biz departure from them,
they feel would prove a great calamity.
g Resolved, That We, as yestry and
individually, will exert ourselves TO the
utmost to encourage, sustain and support
our rector in his ministerial labors, and
as far rs in us liefh to aid him In bringing
souls 10 Christ--Ris L0rd and ouTs
4 Resolved, That copy OF these
resolutions be handed to onr rector, Rev
H. N Jackson, with our cordial greet
W. D. GIBSON;
II. W. FLoCRNOT,
A. BARGAMIE,
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INV YORK. December H. Flour dull
but steady and without material change
Southern steady; trade and family brands
4.lo@8.09. Wheat closed steady spot saIes
No. / red. l.l09l IL; extra red, ! 10; No
red, l.05Gl.0's No. white .05@ 90
state white, l 05@l.05. Corn closed steady
2pot sales No. 2, mixed, 464i73; mixed
4i!@i4s; No 2 December, mixed, 45s
Oats closed steady and unchanged; spo
sales No. white, 80; No. o22S tSi afAit
10, mixed g. il No 2 % do S S Am f9 pa
cemb-r 8. dogs 43c Sugar, refined quiet
cut losf and crushed, st; cubes, III pow
dered, 7i@7s. Coffee, market closed steady
no quotations
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THE ACCIDENT TO THE CAR.
A Picture Of It IIss Just Been Received IN

A Picture OF II ItRs Just Been Received IL
America and IT T. Here Reproduced.
A Russian officer who was an eye witness
Of the accident on the Russian railway last DC
tobar, by which II, lives OF the car aud other
mambers Of the royal family we're endangered,
made a sketch Of toe train breaking and fall.
Ing OF the embankment, which is herewIts
reproduced. The accident happened at noon,
and as it hes been made the subject OF official
investigation its details may be briefly re-
counted here The train was drawn By two
engines and was composed Of several cars
besides the cars saloon carriage, which vat,
of massive construction. The disaster was
due 70 the bad state OF the line. which had
been superlieially repaired The rails were
not strong enough 70 support the train, ant
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Mr.. ]. A. Elder returned from New
York yesterday, where he had been foi
the past few days, 10 company with q
committee OF the AleXsndria Menume ut
Association, who were 10 inspect and
pass judgment upon Dir. Elders design
for the Confederate Monument In that
city. He is more than delighted with
The universal eneomiums passed upon
the work
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The many friends OF this we.l.known
and highly esteemed gentleman will be
deeply grieved TO learn of bis death
which occurred In Atlanta. Ca, on We'd
nesday, December 18th. after brief Ill
ess.
Mir. Weeden was In the employ Of The
Allen u Ginter Incordorsted Company
and was considered one OF the best sales
men aud most companionable OF gentle
men His home wac 10 Baltimore. Nd.
where he married some years ago be
leaves wife and two little children.
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y c most singular feature Of tho book
Is tisat while some regard il as an excel
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ne Venerable Age Of sboekos Ware.
house.

Tbs venerable antiquity Of Shockoe
warehouse IN ,his city may be seen from
The following extract taken from the
Qireinia Castle published In Williams
hurr IN 1877, Ia az article from the Home
mafr OF that date entitled "Westoyer'
I .On The North Side OF James River near
he uppsrmost Landing and little below
thoF ais. Il lately laid OF by Major Mayo,
: Town called Richmond. vita Streets
etxty feet vide, Ia Pleasant and Healthy
Situation end well supplied with Springs
and Good Water.
Is lyoth near the Public Warehouse at
0hnscoufan
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tenant colonel CT
his regiment. IL
1862 lie raised G
regiment and vas
com mi ssh one9
colonel. The neu
year he was made
L hrigadicr gen
oral, and gwen
the command OF
q brigade in w.
ginia, but resign
ca 20 join his
regiment, whose
colonel had teel
Lilled. He was
c0ain made "a
brigadicr general
49,. .--;,.,toI a..
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MRS. HUMPHREY WARD.
A New star has Appeared ia the Literary
Hciyens

A new star has appeared in the literary
heavens When the star gazing critics
Grst discovered it some years ago my
rated it's importance as little above the
average, but recently it has blazed out
with such brilliancy as to be plain TO the
aaked eye of an ordinary observer. Mrs.
Humphrey Ward, in her novel, Robert
Elsmere," has produced one q those
works which at yely rare intervals burst
forth 10 charm the world
Robert ElsmeFe' Is the story Of an
English clergyman who doubted, and
passed from work boaed en- faith in q
revealed religion 10 work without the in
sentive Of q divine command.
+ e most singular feature Of the book
IS tlat while some regard il as an excel
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lent argument to
stimulate the
faith Of doubters
others look upon
it as extremely
dangerous. Min
isteTs have made
ir the subject Of
discOuTses, but
have taken oppo-
site sides as 70 its
value or its nox-
ious influence.
However t his
may be, the story
Is c1id IN contain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
a Musical Moment.

Philadelphia Girl (at conservatory OF
muSic)--I love Beethoven. -,
CHICAGO Cirl-What's the matter with
Wngney? -,
st. Louis Girl-Yes; he's al right
Pinladelphia Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
TosAcco ExcHANer. December /.

Auction s.les were quite brisk to-day. Of
ferings by Mes,rs. Vaughan & Saryay, silas
ferlo & Co. Prices ranged from ESQ to
ef2 10.
Mr.. elias ghelbufne opened up The mar.
ket with nen West Virginia trights, which
sold az high prices One new bright lug
hogshead sold as high a. s425O.
Mr.. shelburne reports sale Of Thirty odd
hogsheeSs allers and wrappers to-day.