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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.

On and after
Tuesday, March 10; 1887
Trains will run as follows:
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-10
Onr Tull Toiceraphic Reports.

NAsuiSGroN, ID. g., Dec 2, 1888.
Eir a. Tm&
Accept my congratulations on your or.
rsarements for the full report. | feel
,1n8ioni ,La' IL will an the bill ] notice
.a tAis weeks JoaTnaisl the following
sii,adsl paragraph, 10 which ! wish 10
.ffsch my humble endorsement
"Mf Page McCariy, editor OF the Rich.
monl IlAEs, Is recognized as one Of the
shsrpfsi aud sblest editorial writer's in
the s1aih lie Is making a very lively pa
Dsr which Is being promptly and prop
eily appreciated by The people OF Rich.
mord DE @
Iae above handsome compliment re-
fors io iho arrangement just made for a
fuil ,clerraphic bulletin Of The news, do.
me.'ic and foreign. every might in.tbe
wees. hy which ,he TINES will De able
20 give It's readers complete record Of
tbe day, conoiseiy edited in all its de-
psIimenis. so as TO spare the reader The
work Of going over any supeTauous
verhare Certain features Of ihe paper
are suited 10 the taste and The lime Of
those who have more leisure than The
agerasc American citizen and toiho fam.
ily at home. But our first object is to
publish q strictly modern newspaper, Civ
tuc the news as briefly and correctly as
possible.
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The DnN91i newspaper which is 30 be
che preferred organ Of The Republican
psriv will. it Is said, be issued in about
tao weeks The incorporators meet
neat Wednesday 10 formolsie matters.
Oae of them seen Saturday said. "Oi
course We will have adj The money we
wsnt. Do you suppose that a party
which can send 100000 into a -ta,e TO
nav election expenses canno. furnish the
Doodle with which 10 run newspapers
The reporter had 10 sopposilions 10
make
Another party, q Republican, and a
s,slwart one at that, said that in his
opinion the La50r Herald would be
bought out, yet there was no authority TO
speak Until after next Wednesday meet
lag.
Nesas ] Thompson Brown q Co
have Written 20 Sheriff Southwark Of
Heniico county Offering TO sell him the
VIZ.
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sfAURICF u. FLYNN sICK

Mf Andrew Pizzini Called 10 NeO YORK.
There was = rumor sh1at yesterday
afternoon late that Mr. Maurice B. Flynn
a New York who was here only lew
DAYS ago, Was very sick az his home in
New crB city, sni that Mr. Andrew
pizkini, The secretary Of he iwo street
railway lines and of the Electric Light
anl Power Company, had received tel
tgram 90 come 0n al once.
Tie reporiorlal iuquisiiion discovered
uis Nj Miurice B Flynn is sick In
Nen ) 0rk His stomach is Oui of Orier
snl VIII not hold his food Tie b. not in
srrols danger however. A telegram
Was received from Mr. Joseph Flynn,
brother of Mr. Maurice b. Flynn, which
calls Mr. Pizzini 20 New YORK. lie will
leave next Tuesday night and be al the
the New York Office Wednesday morn
frr
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4 Believer In the Doctrine Takes iScep-
tion To the speeches on the subject in
the Bapt - Congress.

A Believer In the Doctrine Takes tScep-
tion to the speeches on the subject in
the Bapt - Congress.
Published by Request
As sChrislian science has been SO severe y
criticised through the Baptist Congress, d
few explanations are deemed pertinent.
We are persuaded that adherenis 10 a
religion, the believers In which less than
century ago were mercilessly persecuted
should be little careful in denOuncing
others as beretics, cranks. and female
fools 1t should be remembered that the
orthodoxy of today may be the heiero-
ioxy of tomorrow.
The leyiiy of one OF the speakers was
very entertaining, but not instructive, as
he admitted not understanding the sub
ieCt He reminded us very much OF the
lrishmsn who presented himself before
the looking glass with closed eyes TO see
how he would look dead The other
speaker. .0lOm srs cOnadaf, also stated that
be had not studied Christian Science, and
WAS, therefore. unable 10 tell what the
teachings were. We submit that where
ignorance Is bliss lis Jglly to be wise
The disputants were Of opinion that
there was discord among Scientists is
there any between Charles Spurgeon and
other Baptists.
They asserted that Christian Scientists
were not in Florida during the late cpl.
demic. how do these preachers know,
were they there LET him that is with
out sin cast the first stone The Scien-
lists will. no doubt, follow the ministers
when the example Is set Of "practicing
what Is preached
Ii il true we treat disease by meta
physics. In that we teach the realization
of The true condition of man. and that he
il governed hy mind and not matter.
II would be ludicrous for scientists
who heal disease TO claim the n0n-ex-
Istence of such a thing and IL was more
absurd for the animadyerlers to state that
such was our position, for they and we
are in the midst otto much OF II 10 make
such an assertion.
Scientists are no more infallihle than
the eXpounders of other motions" We
humbly present that sin is about Us in
multifarious forms, and without sin there
would be no disease.
When the assertion was made from the
platform OF the Third Baptist church
that There j. not well authenticated
case OF the cure Of organic disease by the
practitioners Of Christian Science" there
were those facing the speaker who were
living witnesses against tue truth Of the
statement, but being females their re
coyery amounts to little Ia the eye OF the
speaker from Louisville.
Is Christian Science in harmony with
Christianity We believe in God, the
Father, Son and Holy Ghost We believe
in the divinity of Christ; we believe 10
the cruciXiOn of Jesus. the resurrection
of Christ and the omnipresence OF His
spirit The fundamental principles Of
the Science are Have no other God than
the One love thy neighbor as thyself
do unto others as you would that Others
do unto you.
This is submitted in defense OF what We
think Is right and with the hope that nc
rash conclusions, snch as have been II
lustrated, will he arrived at without d
knowledge OF the subject.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
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CI1Y TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLroroR,
RIcBMosD, VA, December l, 1855.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

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am now ready to receive the residus of
CITY TAXES FOR 1855, which the law ~.
qures TO be paid before the 3lsr DAY oG
THIS MONTH.
FIVE PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED to
the bills where the parties assessed shall fail
70 comply with the law.
II males OF twenty one years Of age, and
all persons Cmaie OF femaiel who own personal
property are assessed, and will please cali and
settle.
Real estate agents and others who have 9
number Of bills 10 pay win please call and zee
II their lists already made OUT are corrOct.
PAVING, PIPEand SEwER-CONNECTION
BILLS are also ready. and are to be paid "a
the same manner rs taxes and 1t tho ssms
time.
ONCE open from sam. TO pm.
FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM.
9ie..5l Collector Of City Taxss
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the dead body To life. Ii IS the humanity
of Christ which quickens the living sou
and glorihes il. That same humanity
will be found on this Alter hereafter
this tabernacle II will he offered up daily
for your soul and all who believe IN The
Roman Catholic faith, just a. il Is being
done throughout the world where The
Christian religion is preached.
80. sacred Heart OF Jesus. impiCre
That may love thee more aud more
After the sermon the solemn part OF
the mass was proceeded with. The eel
ebrant was Rev. Father Cutler; the des'
con, Father Tierney; sub-deacon, Father
Fshey; master Of ceremonies, Father
Kelley. AT the elevation of the Host
the immense congregation knelt with
bowed heads in silent prayer. After
mass the Bishop intoned his Episcopal
benediciion and the congregation dis
persed.
The ceremonies consumed about two
hours.
CHURCH NOTES
The usual services were held tn the
other churches not mentioned yester-
day.
Yesterday was the second Sunday In
Advent.
Rev. w II. Atwell held services at
the Clay-slrecl Methodist Church yes.
terday, aud he preached an eloquent and
impressive sermon on charity taking rs
his text, lie that hath piiy upon the
poor lendeth to the Lord, and that
which he hath given will He pay him
again. DR.. Atwell spoke with great
feeling az he depicted the many
promises of reward which We would
reap If theywere needed.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BLAND co.
The Court House and Many Valuable
Records Destroyed-The Flames sup
pressed Only hy Hard Work.
Special Correspondence.I

special Correspondence.l
BLAsD G. II, Va, December Eve
had very destructive tire at this place
which broke out last night, December b
about 1870 o'clock, which entirely con
snmed the Courthouse building. \
very important part of the records OF the
Clerks office were saved, consisting Of the
deed books, order books Of The County
and Circuit Cour,s, lien dockets, rul,
dockets, will book, fiduciary books, and
portion Of the records OF the Board OF
Supervisors and a considerable portion
of the current papers.
The fire was terrific auG II was by very
hard work that all the business houses anC
a number of private residences were
saved from the flames. The citizens o.
the town deserve much credit for thu
wonderful efforts made by them to save
the records OF the county aud the bes
portion of the town from all being de
stroyed. Estimated loss caused by th'
destruction, OF the Z. II. building $40,
600. as to other losses, il would be bare
10 make an estimate. The Clerks oific,
and Treasurer office both being in tn,
building, were destroyed, aud al
the land and property books and tax
tickets, were burned.
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BmMINoHAM. ALA, December o.
Sheriff Smith and Chief of Police Pr
card were tonight arrested on charge
Of murder, ON account Of the shooting
last night. Two more military COM
psnies, making ten In all. arrived In the
the city to night. All Is quiet at this
time, and no further trouble. is sppre.
hended.
BIRnscnAM, December s-Colonel
Thomas b. Jones of the Second regi-
ment of State troops arrived shts morn
ing with five companies. and h con0dep'
that he can prevent any further attempt
at mob or violence. The excitement hA'
somewhat abated
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-Sdsh is the number OF scholars VINO
.tsve enrolled themselves In The East End
public Night school-sO all toid-thsi
ne school Board, al d called meeting
Saturday, morning at the Mayors once i;,
decided 10 elect 4 new teacher and ala
so Mlss lda Dickel was The lady Sc
lecied 1,
Tie Board At this meeting decided to
have registration books opened so Ih IhA'
pupNs living ia The central and western
end of the city could register their names
8. being deslrous Of attending night.
school and when sufficient number o.
nsme. sre signed nighi-school VIII be
opened 10 both The centre aud western
eud OF The civ. For the benefit oi
hose who ste uninformed it Is stated
hat these nigbt.schools are free just IKE
The day public schools
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-10

nOng many other beautiful gilia suoNi
by Messrs. Goddard * Moses AL ii,elI .'eeaii
,,sr stere 30 Main street. none attract more
o,,cn,,on tl,suthe large and varied liHe ol
CoII Wafcdes. one in particular Is a pei
,tetly Main case ON which not even th'
10 ms sbow. The back IS Ornamenie1 D. a
cross OF eleven diamonds. Another ~ beau
tlfully engravsdand Ornamcuted by huRe
dragon ay. rbe body being composer oI
eneralds, rubies and diamonds, and me
sings Of exquisiteiy tinted mother oi-peari,
10 combine the useful with the beautiful
ana the ornamental is the object Of aii sensi-
bic people casting about for presents ana no
off.fr :iace Than at Goddard s. Moees s@o
Main street. can all three u these reY Yui'Nts
be more Easily aiialned.
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Last spring Anthony J Sieinmil7 rode
N AL electric car al the time when an
electric light pole was siationedrighi In
between the north and south-Dounu
tracks Nj Sieipmiiz was IN the car
going up town aud had his elbow prolrud-
iur from the car window His arm
s,iuck the electric-lighi pole and was
bTokea
A sui, was Instituted on August Zoih
last for damages laid al s. 600 The
counsel for the defendents, Messrs Edgar
A4su aud j samuel PeFrisb, yesterday
demurhug 10 the declaration In Tie CITY
Circuit COurI. and the demurrer was
sustained and leave was given the plain
tiHst 10 smeud their declaration al the
f.r
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Elegant home made mince meat, Eng
lIsh plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky whisky
$250 per gallon, 7-year old rye whisky
ut MILAN L. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, White & Co,
800 East Broad.
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Ask your druggist for Browns Bron
chisl Bslsam. unexcelled as a remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all sflec-
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied by G. W Latimer, druggist, 500
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
TeleDbone q
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The sae Of diam onds al George W. Msyos.
No "A Ninth styest will positively close
with this week We have come cfitlcaly
m mstcled stone, iR erhpgs that are worthy
tbs sfsntion Of ;rtsudingpufchssers' fncss
always low.
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SOUTHERN xEr0sLsOAss 70 'xse'


wAsurseros, December "a nevs'
men, ts on foot 10 hold ia Wsshiseto. :.
an early dsy conference OF hepuo1e
representatives elect from the Soutssse
snd border States to talk ovet - :
with q view to casting their votes
unit for the candidate for Speaker, W W
most likely to favor measures y 49, ~.
their section claims q peculiar luees =
snd also to attempt to s4see
slate for committee places. Tnsf
pose, Il is said. is TO act as = unit = -
matters touching their sectl0us sno se1s
make their power felt In the next ooh'
gress.
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The spec.sl sale Of nnc siiNer-pla'ea ware
b; ;ro,,ch rnautcl clocks. br0uze- hosrf- ceir
l'.-sf.I table cutlery aHd fable ware ana ail
- ths gools made ln siverware, VIII ne
ssld a, ancl.on Tor TWO days only Monday
ard Tnfstvy--at 1880 am. and ''o1A
I.u. . -. t... s., -class
t4.l,t1V ana Bridal Presents is rarely oi'
t.rs3 sni .houli lot oe missed. Ihese
g.of- have the eLdOuemeni ~ ile pes'
EmIli.sin ibis cify CIos5E W MAYO.
Apcil0ueer.
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QlEu.

LAcY.-picd, MIRA Emma r.. Lacy. wife OF
L. L. Lazy Mt her husbands restdoucs. lila
Grove Avenue, Sunday, Decsnoex ~ At
1890 am.
The funspaI WA be presched tp-norTov
l1nesday), fyuo The rseldsncA q u an.
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Ii you want to start the coming new year
with telephone. hand in your names early
that they may appear in our Eew Year ;
Catalogue. K. L. WEST.
Assistant Manager.
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Economy j. wealth 80 instead oi pay
iny I've or ten cents for cigar Rei W nv. ~
LEk's Olt Virginia CherOoh' I've i"1 ~
's,,s ana see that YOU do not gct The uni
tsf,ons. Ny nameis on every package.
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THE CHARACTER OF JESUS.

The Bishop then spoke of Jesus lie
was true Man, being born OF woman
He was also a true God, being the
second person In the Holy Trinity We
love him for his human nature
as well as for his being God, and
nothing can We more tenderly
love than the Sacred Heart OF Jesus. We
must adore it with all our soul and being
Had we. like the blessed Virgin, st.
Peter and St. John, shared the sorrows
OF Christ, We should have ad0red The
liieless body hanging on the cross and
reioiced with them when on Resurrec-
tlcn morn both soul and body became re
united, and to-day sit together at the
right hsld c the Eternal Father
Il has been sid that It was happy
fault of Adam hat he committed the
trsnsgressIon. A happy fault because
we have so great a Redeemef. Man ];
much better of to-day because redeemed
by Christ than II he remained 10 the
state OF innocence Of our common fore
fathers. It was the human hand OF
Chris. which laid on the bier brought
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WAsHINGroN NorEs

WAsHINGTos, December 9.-Repre.
sentative Grain, of Texas, will introduce
a bill tomorrow. providing for the con
struclion OF one steel armored submerg.
Ing cruiser with triple screws and armed
with heavy-riiied high-power pressure
guns aud pneumatic torpedo throwers.
The cost OF this improved ship OF war Is
fixed at 81 600 600.
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CHRISTIAN solrsor" prrfNDnD.

Musee Theatre this week-A bangu
new show
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-Hon. 8
5. Cox, chairman Of the Democratic eau.
cus has Issued call for a caucus of the
Democratic members In the Hall OF the
House OF Representatives on Tuesday
evening next, December llth at 7:30 D
m, for the purpose of considering meas.
ures relating TO the Territories and the
general policy to be pursued during this
anaafnu
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Musse Theatre this week. First time
Of Mr.. Johp Hammond,
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Ausee Theatre this week. Grecisn and
Roman staiuary.
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Mu,ee Theatre this week-Thomss and
Hall ,he great Musical Team.
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WANTED Two YOUNG MEN
w can get nice rooms and board at reason
able price AT No slj East Marshall street.
tno ltrtf
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WANTED - TO SELL A NEW
w singer Sewing Machine Price only
sis. Call a i0C North Fourth street and SEQ Il.
.de5-2t
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WANT EVERYBODY 10 SEND IN
w THEIR NAMES TO THE TSNsS AS
sub .cribers hy postal card or telephone, and
the carriers win deliver II at your house for u
cents per week
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w WANTED-POSITION-A YOUNG
w single man with considerable pra< tiral
expsrienc as clerk or roo keeper. who writes
O rapid band, desires 10 engage immeciatoiy
with some responsible bu inets bouse- Beet
ref, rences. Address C.. r. y. Box z13. city.
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WANTS.

-~-~~~-~-~~~~0-~~~
VxrANrED-To FIND ny BtAcx Azp
w WHITE POINTER DOG. Lo?f ~
morning. December 0tn. Hs head, 49,
rump aud tail are back, eud of t2it c9S 80
and answers 20 the n,me OF Fftz. lioeras ~
ward will be paid for his return TO
w. A. PAGE,
9iecelt Ql2 Rat A1tn rtrooG
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WAsHTsGToS, December 9-Nr. J
DeBree Higgins, confidential clerk ol
Commodore Walker, left last night fol
New York with Secretary Whitney
sealed orders for Admiral Luce regard
ing the HaytIan trouble.
OF course nothing definite is known o
Their contents, hut an officer we'll In
formed says that In case the ship Hay
tian Republic is not Immediately released
Admiral Luce has orders 10 shell III,
town OF Port au Prince The Gslen,
will leave tonight at midnight, aud tn,
Richmond and the Yantic viii follow OF
MOndaY
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w ANTED-A SITUATION AS
w coachman with any family having
a stylish team. Livery furni he'd and recon.
mendatiOns. No Morrosi0t In mine.
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VXTANTED.-THE PERSON WHO

w took my Gilt-headed Umbrella 10 leave
IL at the rINts Office AZ once. Tue owner to
trslns for the present from exposing the
crime, but the perpetafor name Is known
ami unless he disgOrges his booty within the
next rve days, hc may look to zee hts UNI
brela act portrayed IN such terms as VIII be
quite certain 10 inau4llrate great reform In
that particular class Of borrowing. THIS case
resolves itself Into question Of whether or
not man can afford 10 get out OF the wet 1t
the price OF his reputation. A. w. I.
.des
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DOR RENT.-FOR RENT JANUA.
II ry lst. ls.9. that DESIRABLE Brick
DWELLING No. West Franklin streef, b.
tween Foushee aud Ad ms streets. Apply 20
y. A. DAvENtORT,
2de cot No. ill3 East Main street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE
L offices, second floor Shster's building.
fronting on Msine street. These cfiicos are
now occupied by rol. Haas, Esq, 0oSerpt
Traffic Manager OF the Associat q Railroads.
Possession can be had early Ia January. Ap-
ply 10 JOHN Z. SHAFEh,
lde52w No l.0O, Maine street.
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OF consecraii0n was read by bishop and
priests Then the procession was re-
sumed around the walls OF tho church,
aud the bishop sprinkled the same with
holy water, and then put incense on The
altar which was handsomely decorated
with flowers.
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~ EORGE T. CATLErT, CAR
" PENIER AND BUILDER. SHOP 10
SOUTH FIRST STkEE1, wants all his
friends TO know that be Is at HIS shop aud
prepared 10 do all kinds Of job work and build
Ing al shortest notice. inoyfI-Q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-04

PERSONAL.

Mr.. Hanley, OF the st. Paul & Kansas City
road, has gone to st. Joseph, Mo.
F. B. Clarke and J. f. Clark, of the Omaha
road, have returned from Chicago.
E. NJ. Peet, prominent business man of
Rochester n. Y, is at the Clifton.
Nicholas Schwalen, of Saltwater, called at
the attorney generals Office yesterday.
Railroad Commissioner John L. Gibbs is
expected back from Geneva this morning
Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
rections and charities. is expected to return
from Worthington to-day.
Liberty Hall, formerly of Glencoe Register
is in the city, having brought the remains of
his mother from Kansas City to be buried at
Glencoe.
the Farmer, will remove to Fargo, OAK. hay
ing been rendered editorial management of
the Northwestern Farmer Bnd Breeder, pub
lished in that city.