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A Little Late.

There always has TO be "the last man."
Some one ha, TO be last for every train that
ever started IL does seem as though the last
man would never me to Goddard & Moses
iewely establishment
Customers cone aud come-trom o clock
IN the morn Dg until ; in the afternoon.
There must be something reasonable draw
ing so many customers. Then We buy goods
that D ople want. We can furnish the silver.
ware for your tab Q at prices 50 low you. viii
be surprised; os IL you wish art goods for
decorative purposes we have the most ex
quisite products within reach Of the mos
limited means.
When It comes To watches and diamonds
our leading specialtiss wessmply ask you u
look everywhere else frst, coass TO our piac
last. and We will show yuu just how mucl
we can save you in the purchA q bon
make the mistake OF buying without sse n
our stock. Goddard & NoeeA 600 Mali
stssst Ninth annual holjdey yedueioa ssl<
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By TELEGRAPH.
Latest News Over the
Gable and BY the
Wires.
JOHN :. WISE as ATTORNEY GEN.
fRAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Miscellaneous TeiegrsmB.

PrrrRsBURG. Va. December l0.-Ine fast
train from washlr ston which reached PEERS
burg lafe Saturday afternoon brought from
Washington senator Qusy. Chsirmau OF the
Republican National Committee. AMI Senators
Don Cameron Farwell and Plumb On their
arrival here they proceeded directly 10 TIE
residence or cy Senator NAncne. me htroa'
secrecy WAS maintained "a 10 theli lItscHCc
her II was thought that they cam' 10 con
fer about the eA- Senator's wishes IN reference
20 the Postmaster Gereralship. Dat IL a. pears
tuat. something else important ls ABOUT 70
trauspire \ few oRys before tue late elec-
Ton addresses signed ~ u. !. Houston,
chairman and 7 T. NcGlone. ,ecre
tary Of the Republican rtale wise
Houston C0mmiftee, Gene al ' u. btouer
Of Norfolk eioctnr for ttat di tr.ct ana Others
were lssuoi 10 the ant. VI hone Republicans
Of Nir.inia. aivislng that wing OF That nhfts
% support the NQnOn" lcttuf-, anu lhuhh
ding that by reason their PATRIOTISM ahu
love Cf party ia wit drawing lh,h eieStots'
fhey woiild be entitled 70 the results n VIC
fors. bot promising that the nght would H. To
ncwei AFTER The elteilOn. . .,
Tho chairman oi the Houston ise faction
has issued q call Tor 30 ettirs 10" hrli AT
the Exchanpe Hoe. m Richmond - morrow
f0T the trau.a.ti o. ~ important business. IL
mas leaked oUt that a resolution Will be passed
at hat meeting re. ifng that frOn being Tor
merry au almost creiWhciminB fcnr cratic
state. Virginia was at the late eleet ton io;t ty
Inc Republicans. only ~ paltry, few hun
dred votes: tnlttto South Is enuletto at .east
one repre tentative Ia President har-
risun's Cabinet. that without Wishing 70
sicta.e 10 the Preside nt-elect they
think that Virginia is titled to hat
Representative aud expressing what they be-
Have Il be a widespread feeling ~ the lepHD-
fc.ns In virginia endorse Hon. John 3. Wise
fnr ArfOrnry- General 81 thc United states.
Ihis The friends ~ the an -Mahoneltes assert
Is the opening Of the nght against 1eneiai
Mahnne anl Will Dc eiITIel iO die blt.I eud.
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rm Opening Last Night Under f'se'as
Auspices. u

Tho Travellers Protective AsDoctss1oo
Bazaar opened last night most sos4t
ciously. Despite the inclemencv o. w.
weather QUITE a large gathering of Iees:
and gentlemen assembled at Sanger 49,
and participated In the smasemsnss q
the occasion.
Mr. 0ascoyne, president OF the 49,
clation, made the opening address. 49,
which Mayor Ellyson made On eoot
OF welcome, which was responded D9
Mr.. n J Pickering Of the Nsiionsi -
ISOLATION.
Sir Pickering was then presented wI!n
lfe.size crayop bust of himself by -
the association. and the Bazaar wss a.
clsred formally open.
Among tie prominent "traveIten
present were Messrs. Robert Sch0ees
William II. Jarden and W. II. II. Lyne.
After the opening exersIses the can
vsss for votes and rafjes was regularly
insugursied Dancing was also en1oyeo
by number OF those present, and ell the
indications point to gala and festive
entertainment.
The 4. p. A 8 are on deck, and bril-
liant success Of their Bszaar may be con.
ddenllY expected.
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Ia the Circuit Court of the city Of
Richmond yesterday, Judge Bey. H. Well
ford presiding, the following business
Was Transacted
+. J Rudd sgaiBJ tbs Richmond 4
Danyille Railroad Motion Of defendant
10 sat aside verdict and Judgment en-
tered on November i.ith for s.. 600 in favor
oi plsinlii. was Oyerrlled and defendant
excepted Leave was granted defendant
to hle bill of exceptions during the term.
Bafily johnson X co. against James
Kaue. Jury verdict and judgment for
i242 Gi with iniere.t.
Live Oak Disiillery Company against
James Kane Jury verdict and Judgment
for SG2702
Joseph Beckmsn against the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company.
Jury sworn, one juror Withdrawn and
the others discharged and plainiiil nom
suited, which means that he pays costs.
One suit was Instituted, c o. Swami
against the Richmond Tunnel and Rail
road Construction Company. Damages
are laid at 5000. The suit Is for S26iO3,
wages alleged 10 be due.
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Il telegram from Williamsburg re-
eeiged Yesterday announced the death
90 list civ yesterday morning OF Mrs.
". X. McCsw, daughter in-lsw OF Dr.
James b. McCas. Sue had teen In III
hralth for some time past, und her death
was not unexpected. She survived her
husband 0nlg few weeks.
The deceased was the Youngest dgusn'
ter Of the late John d. Ragland, and was
"a most estimahle lady. Tie funeral VIII
rake place ia this city to morrow morn
fug
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peatb ofarrom,nent Railroad Nan.

CoLrMDIA. q G, peesrber l0.-COl. r. r.
Brdgers, one OF the oidest railroad men in the
country died here Of appopiexy 10 night. he
was making argument before legislative COM
mlItee, when be fainted and was dead II one
hour Col. Bridgers "a or Wilmington, y. {.
He was for years general nsnhRer or AZ
lantic Coast lint and since '5j has been presi
deut OF several OF the most important roads OF
thar system. He was one OF those 20 inau
gnir re standard imo He was member Of the
Confederate Congress was seyenty-Cne years
OF age, and was recognized a. QUE u leading
railroad men IN the country.
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CONDITION or THE CROPS.
December Crop Report of tho Agriouitu


december tfop report of tho Agricuitu-
raj Department.
WAeuISGTOS, Decemb.r JO.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture December crop report,
issued to day, says: The returns Of farm prices
emphasize the years averages in production
notably by the heavy decline Ia coin and large
advance in wheat. Oats have slightly de-
clined IN sympathy with corn, but other small
grains have advanced.
The Average reduction m vslue OF corn ex
CT eds ~ per cent. I ON "a cents per bushel
In l-oI u d. cents, direrance not sreater
than the disparity III the sike Of the two crops
The advance IN wheat from. ~ last year 10 y,
is due less o. reduction In home product than
o foreign deficiency. The average price OF
oats Is reduced from 81 cents last ear 10 q.
The returns OF average plantation prices OF
cotton Tor all grades are reported on the
lst Of December. Tney run u little lower
than hose OF December, 1857. TIE averages
are as follows; Virginia. SO cents per pound;
North Carolina, SIS; South Carolina. So
Georgia. -; florida (Upland). "a; Alabama
20; NiSsissippi, sh; Louisiana. 80; TEXAS s.
Arkansas. s.5; Tennessee. o5. Tho average
plantation value Is very nearly 5A cents. The
distance 10 market and the scarcity OF gins IN
some districts IN Texas ard florida make q
slight reduction in price. Weather for pick
in has only been moderately favorable durins
the past month. There has been a large mum
Der of rainy days and killing frosts have
generally occurred comparatively early IL
tbs month.
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CABLE FLASHES.

ROME. December l0.-TwO members OF a
Republican society have been arrested al
Naples for IN attempt tO wreck the German
Consulate there with dynamite bomb. No
damage was done as the bomb lid not eAplode'
BFRLIS, Deceu Der l0.-The Post, In refer
ring 10 "A rumored difference between Germany
and Spain arising from the recall 81 Count DE
RenOmar spanish Minister 10 Berlin. denies
that Prince Bismarck has any Intention OF
taking action In consequence OF his recall. no
prOpO al WAS ever IN de- the Post says, that
Spain should enter the compact known a. tue
Triple Alliance.
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WORK ORA NEGRO rIEND.
A lvnehinc Threatened at ANY Moment.

A Lynching Threatened at ANY Moment
COLUMBIA. 6. c., December l0.-Jsck Bar
nett Is IL the Torkv.lle Jail aud may be
lynched At any moment 0n Thursday even
i1g Ilttls Helen Bernatheck. ten years old,
and her brother aHd sister. tour ana SIX re
spectiycly. were passing throu9h tne WOODS
slrplns home. whe Barnett, a powerful negro.
net them and tried 70 get the party 70 90 nitn
hir Il he children started 10 run when Bar
nett caught Helen and threw her down an
ouhanlsment lie followed aud after almost
strangling her 70 deatn assaulted het. ny ~
,ome negro women 70 the scene and Barnett
was driven away. Then he VIC pursued by
white men aud captured twenty nj IS away;
He and his captofs were foilo "en ~ y ncn ill
tny marty hut he was landed safely In jail .
Anoiher lynching party afterwards organized
luf WAS ui be rScl.
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John Booker. q colored chicken thief,
who g. now in Jail and was once given
nve wears ia ihc Peni.eniiary-out
through ibe efforts Of his counsel. Judge
Wadliil. got q new tiial, aud who Is now
IN iau awaiting trial, hts cut y marble
Bl6le Two inches long aud sent II TO his
LAWYER Yesterday
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More Outrages by White Caps.

WACO, TEXAS, December lO.-The White
Caps logged George Armstrong white man.
nearly to death Yesterday morning, for leaving
his wife des' .tutc and sick. and publicly living
with another woman, Tue whlppers wore
white Gays which came down over their faces.
4 notice was pinned 10 Tree where the hog
81 < took pace informing al citizens that the
nerpetrators were law-abiling, but detor-
iniued 10 mete out punishment 70 the guilty
When the statutes lniied.
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Sunday afternoon party OF boys we're
playing with railroad truck on the tfees
Of The Copey Island cars, runnlae fs00
Elbs Stallion to the Exposition sronnds.
One OF them, Johnny Farmer. living -
l40l West Clay. got caught under the
wheels and his right leg was broken BY
the wheels passing over II. lie was
taken home, and is getting on very well.
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7. X. Emmett, ss " Our Fritz" appear
ed before a splendid audience last night,
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather and the attractions OF the Mo-
zsrt .uQacais. Frilzs unwanine popu-
lsrity Is due to four things: Natural
sunny nature and inclination TO look on
the bright side Of life his captivating
smile his sympathetic voice, and his ap-
probation of the fact that everybody
loves children. These features OF his
play, added to hIs genius in appealing to
the better sentiments Of humanity, have
always made him popular, and will keep
him SO as long as he appears on the
stage. "Our Fritz will be presented
again tonight.
The next attraction will be- Kate Castle
ton in "Tne Lgus hing Doll"
THE ACADEMY
Florile Arnold will appear at the Acad
emy tonight In the latest successful melo
drama, "Her Husband" She is sup
ported by good company. and one Of
the finest features OF The play will be |
band OF colored jubilee singers.
THE BROAD STREET OPERA HOUSE.
The meio-drama, Under the Lash,
introducing Hero and Hector. the fsmou
dogs, will DO produced At the Brosd-Stree
0ps,s House until "Wednesday, whel
there viii b. complsts change Q: bill.
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YELLOW JACKS REIGN ABOUT OVER
jacksonville Celebrating Its Dethroue-
ment With Brass Band.

JACRsOSvILt, FLA. December l0.-Ihera
were no now cases of yellow fever and no
deaths reported to-day. About 80 refugees
returned to the city hy rail a1i steamer today
uuder the Boafd II Hea IN regulation permit
ting entry provided the returned per-ons "a
Ouf OF town again at light. Probably nlty To-
malnci over night. regardless. OF the regula
ton. Tho police were Aept busy hunting iOi
these suspects" =" but up 10 late hour no NJ
rests had been made. The city was very lively
to-day. and every body seemed happy. Tie
Northern train was met by bras, band ana
the refugees were escorted through the streets
by proc, ssiOn.
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Terrible Dynamite Explosion.

CHICAGO. December l0.-A terrific dyna-
mite explosion occurred ~ warehouse AZ
S"afeldt s distillery, on the North Side AT 6:l1
o'clock this morning. Glass was broken on
for several blocks aruund. and much excite
ment caused A large hole was blown through
the roof OF the building. berIdes other damage
Seven sticks OF dynamite Illuminating CAS-
ana narria,ly burned fuse found In another
norton of the distiilery warrant the bellef
that IN attempt VA, wsds TO destroy ~ 3ui.d-
Ing.
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The Garrl,onat suasim TO be reinforced.

LoSDoS, December lO.-lu tho House Of
Commons tonight hon. Edward stanhope.
Seer stary OF State announced that the gar
risOn at suaklm would be reinforced with a
s0uadrCnof Hussar. aud three hundred Welsh
Infantr, This. he said, would mike the
effect ye strength Ot the garrison 900 Ia sn
against 2i0O of the besi, ging enemy. Most OF
toe d, ,Sl8 troops. he added, were Egyptians.
Parliament Will be pTOrogued Oh Dccem-
Der a.
suAE4. December l0-Ihe enemies right
redOubt was nearly destroyed to-day hy a
heavy combined IRE from the British ships
aud forts.
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Kew spanish Ninisty.

MAnRID December TO- senior Jagasta has
succeeded IN forming Ministry a. fOl ws.
seuor Sagssta. Premier Senor Aruii0, Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs; senior Gonzales .hns-
ter OF Finance senOr Caplehon, Minister Ot
tho Interior SenOG Cauulr)d-, Minister OF
Justice; SeuOr &iquema. Minister of Com
merce General Chincallia. Minister OF Marine.
aud SenOr Becerrd. Minister Ot the Colonies.
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Manhattan. nv the President

wAsHIyGTOs, December l0.-lho President
cent 70 the Senate today the nominations OF
Perry belmont OF New York 70 he Minister OF
the United States 10 Spain and Howard Ellis
of New Jersey 10 be Unltel States Consul ~
Rotterdam; also number Of pnstmasters,
mong them tho following Jeremiah q. t0w-
Ter, Mlledgsyllle. Ca. Ars. b. Z. ChIelznerg,
Ge )rgetOwu. Tex, and Mrs. ST. W Morrow,
Abilene, Tex.
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Elegant homemade mlnce meat, Eng
lish plum puddines, queen olives by
measure, s.year old Kentucky whisky
$500 per gallon, f-yeaf old rye whisky
Al WILLI>M l.. WHITES,
Formerly Christian. bite q Co.,
S06 Essi Broad.
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Wsgner's Tasteless Cod Liver OIL Mmui-
sIon with HypoIhospbItes.

Is agreeable and pleasant to the taste
without that fsby odor or rancid nau'
seCus flavor IL contains the best three
fish brandt Lofoien Norwegian COD
Liver Oil, in perfect and unchanged con
dillon. and on trisl will be found tar su'
perIor IN all respects To any preparation
of the kind. Ii il always fresh and sweet
and IL readily taken by the lenderest In.
fans or most delicate invalid. Prepared
and sold wholesale or retail by l.. wsg-
ner, Druggist. Sixth aud Broad streets:
va. Pint bottles, $l.OO; hall
hints. 80 cents.
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Ask your druggist for Browns Bron
chisl Ealssm Unexcelied as remedy
for cooghs, coids. bronchitis and all sifec
tions OF the thr0&t and lungs Trade
supplied by G. " Lslimer, druggist, 800
wes, Marshall street, Richmond, Va.
qelenhone 81
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Governor Lee Yesterday issued a re-
qulsi,ion on the Governor OF rehnsli-
vania for the apprehension OF Henry ..
Fry. who WAS Indicted for felony com
miiied in Toe county Of Loudonn on lue
18Th day Of August 1883 Fry isrepor'ed
as bcing 10 Brownsville, Pennsylyania.
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jack. the Ripper Suspected of Another
Crime.

LOSDOs. December TO- la a cheap rcstau
faHt ~ Dermonisey street i0-daF man made
an uuprovOked attack upon the landlord s
daughter, anc cut her throat Sd seriously that
sheI not expected 30 recover. The edalr mas
created great excitement Ia the neighJ0ihooi'
p, the criminal IS supposed TO be JACK, the
Ripper
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Latest From the ola World Flashed
Under the sea

ICspoS. December l0-The action OF the
Government 10 ordering the reinforcement OF
the CARTON at sgakiu is regarded ~ great
triumph for Lord Randolph Churchill, WHO,
together with his friends, Is h'gniy elst q
thercdt. The teicgtafEs received a the war
office from siiekim indicate thar the tg ptlsn
cavalry cannot cope successfully with the
Arabs. The eneny's shell practice curing tne
recent sprtie was excellent. ana OYc1 70 " Z
numilating surprise 10 the Lgyptians' VINO
lett one dead man on the nsld, ana Nete
Obliged 10 make se'oDd rush under netN
fire % recover his body. The Pa!l-Msll ia
zctte, IN an article commenting on the oos-
ernm, nt's course with regard 70
like the irish. ofe lighting f0r home rule,
and are not 10 re iisntly conairred - an
en- nv. The German papets aim iuat the
troubles tn IduL,bdr are directly due T. ia5
ncapaclty OF the English TO deal with the
Mahdl. aud unanimously express their belief
that Bismarck l. urging L ri salisouty 70 90
some decisive worA at outkim.
Irthis be true and the English Premier shall
aClu.csce In the Germuu hanceliOl's : suske.
Il Is, the campaign cannot be terminated
short OF the recovery OF hhartcuia.
wokEISGME.; vIsIT THE lord MAYOR.
A small contingent of the past army OK un-
employed work!n9men paid a visit "a tue Lord
VI yOr at the Mansion House 70 day, after
which they marche in procession through
some OF The f44ILlfal sti+rlf+ ILt9 ttiiith Il
black banner upon which WAS inscrlnes ~
white letters: I'VE will have work VI bread
They were repeatedly checied BY crowds on
tho sidewalks, oat there was 40 attempt al
disorder.
nR. nRIGHI'e cOSDuicS.
IOEDOg, December. 70 NJ John fgight
spent a fairly good iay. lie has gained iitt e
strength, aud tho condition Of las Iurss j.
slightly better
gNfCItON9 OS 1uT CLASRtCAHnt fsfAlfs \
FAILURE
IOSDOs. December l0-lho Intended ctic
tiOns from the Canrica de estates have failed
miserably the officials have reiuse1 70 furnish
4 Military force 10 project the bailiIs from
the wrath of ev.Cfers ana their iilruis. Ibe
people are now celebrating the failure OF the
eviction campaign by burning huge DOnntea
ana are ~ so attestlng their iaitn that no ign
mediate attempt WIFI Dc made 20 oust them 5y
removing the harrcades ir N the houses
OsMAs DIGSk TO TnE Rrscrr.
crAKIN. .cembcr i0.-Desfrter3 from the
Arab camp report that O-mAn Dl1na i at
Hanlaub with sUVl men who Will march 20
tho support II the Arabs occupying the
trenches in front OF suakim, when thty are
attacked 10y the reinforced garrison
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EdiiDT Ne Tunes
Nv pointer, Fi,z, was brought to me
shis morning, an hour after breakfast. by
q man who saw the advertisement IN
vonr "Wsnt" column ". A PAOE.
RfcnMOSD December 10.
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Resisting the x. & d. system.

COLUMBIA. 3. c.. December "a bill was
fayofably r ported IN the Senate to-day 10 In
vest the Raltoai Commissioner win pO"er
% nx rates or freights and passage on ali
roads in tae state. IL Will probably pass,
aud II f. designed 70 meet the probable ln-
crease OF rates by the Richmond i Danvile
:, ,stem, when now practically control all the
railroads IN he tate.
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A Norfolk Bank Clerk Arrested for I'm
Lekxletueut

NORFOLK, December 10 Lindsey ". Bus
KEY. q clerk 10 the orfOlk National Bank. was
arrested 10 day for embezziing $3.50 trOm
that institution. HIS stealins- cover period
Ot II any months To wine aud women bis
downfall IS attributed.
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Eyaporsied peaches and aprlcois4
cooking and table snerries In great vsri
ETY., cooking brsndies, apple Jack, ETC.
WILLIAM L. WHITE,
Formerly ChrisIisn. White q Co.,
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Itis Well Known

That DR.. David's Cough Syrup Is harm.
less reliable and pleasant, and that bot
10 Of this valuable cough cure ought 70
bs In every household.
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= - - Z
MARRIED.

GAIL--BArCH Married. Wednesday. De-
cember 5th. st the residence of the brides
Gall. Dr.. OF Baltimore to Helen C.. daughter
OF Charles and olga bauch OF Richmond, Va.
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thereby increasing its value, they would
realize better prices.
MR. DHEVER

NIX. DkENER,
of the firm Of Leftwich, Drever & Co
Lynchburg, being in the Exchange at the
time, was asked to give his Views lie
said that In the Lynchburg market there
is large stock Of bad and mean tohaccos.
due to early frosts aud other causes
which biting very low prices. Oa
the other hand, anything Of good quality
goes of very well. rbeie is, how
ever, difference between iynchburg
and Richmond iobaccos as the ioim,r IL
much better for shipping purposes, while
the latter Is mainly good for s'emming
and home manufacture.
These were the diffeien, opinions oi
the gentlemen interviewed They ek-
press somewhat OF div, r-ite oi seuii-
meni, although In many instances lheii
views, as will be seen, coincide Each
being interviewed separately and in
diyidually, their ideas present good
deal Of instructive AMI interesting in.
formation
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10 curing Coughs. Colds, Group, Con.
sumpiiou, Bronchitis aud all Throat aud
Lung troubles. We refer 20 Or. David's
Cough syrup Of Pure Pine Tar, lioge
hound aud Wild Cherry.
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was of the opinion that the prime cause
Of the trouble was the large accumula-
tion of stocks of mean tobacco as well Ms
the overplus of good grades. There was
undoubtedly, be said, largely increased
consumption OF Burleys, Of which there
had been a considerable output, mani
testify much greater than was the case
formerly. The demand for this class
was certainly increasing daily, and, as a
matter OF course, the greater the demand
for Burlcy, the lesser for Virginia
tobacco, With proporiioaa,e decline In
prices
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was next approached, and he attributed
the cheap prices TO over-production,
which is bonnd TO glut the market He
thinks, however, that while trade is dali
now. a good business will be done In
February and Mach. He also thought
that the increased Burley crop and the
increased demand for that class Of to-
baccos had much to do with the present
condition Of affairs. While little is do
inr At present, he does Lot see how good
tohaccos can keep from getting better
in the near future.
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nj select from The largest s,ocs OF
andsome holiday presents IN the city
OWENS & MfNOR DHJ0 90.
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Mr Lyon claims homestead for the
benefit OF himself and family to the
amount of 81 ,S4347. 10 chooses in action
brsndIes. wines, liquors. groceries and
mill feed.