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The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

THE Irish Times says I'Arnell has had
q a.c,nfeIence with the speaker Of the
House Of Commons relative to the best
mode I'll. executing his intention at the
next session OF ParIlament OF trying to
e-tsblisl the complicIty Of the govern
ment with attacks made BY the London
Times on the Parnrllite party. His
libel action and that OF Mr. Campbell
a9ainst the Tunes are still on the law
list, but they cannot be reac led until
the Judges have reported. EVERYTHING:
however, ii ready, and the moment the
report tsisissued Messrs. Lewis g Lewis
have INSTRUCT lions to pressed With both
actions NTH every possible expedition.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-16
10 !

OWN Bx TIII..
There q dew 81
stitl sSg
Bnt the
'rhe fireflie 81 ss IAN asid -!
There smile moon tnros,Rh the
h ,oug 81 the
And d t1e ,t
For soundot light fset down g |e the
s5H5
.wi1 .hs come 81 shs 'l, hope
I'll ny heart, n vi sia
Till the stir Sc Aleaf maxi met md start;
And peer nny syes sre y
& a-blur
win warm u list of love that her
o. the minutes drae 81 like tho slow feet of fate
AZ listen and look for her down " the, Rate
There's step % the path there's glimlner Is q
white. Nj 5saa 81 .SS %ss. III By
And the darkness around me grows suddenly I'd y
bright; ss5 sIIss.
And there's no one to see, save myself l1 and E tne
moor. ~ 81 S#Ss 3Ss 81 ~
This fatrest of AL til 10 June IA
With soft hand IN yours not you linRer q
late $s s&S
For another ..sood nisht oer ths sot the g
gate3 s t&5 $8 If .sSs
Es
The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

CHURcHILL. want the Tt,ries "a dropa
scoercioll. ,snd try 81 pact e II
new landlord cllssade y a neysr
ceel thou n. and short
Itls CON 1plstt Ina peniIsr,os
1of their colntr 81 wili le tllle ~ olfaIs
sasplratlons of theS 1fiaal people
81 lA fsip InkI Is nut
'in -, 1.t il .sllin1i md lle
||cllal lleng
,|sleelp ylloi cnt 4
The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

George Winch. ! butcher u. Sydnely.
y. =. Kissed Drett custo S6s
Obi ..cted, and had him arrested anld
fled. The naxtt q 5r.ning IL, sG.; is-
IN pnblishsd 1lone sllu y s., ol ti,s
otrcansta m u inch q inound n,.., 6i.aI
lself fAnt,ils is d ottotiiett t1s suell ~ ~
III Ieas HI Isnti ifcst in as " ,s1s Il ~ an
large dinner sion u u 81
sion ii vhicA q q 4 y mi leI
kIssine sthst
I,ll 6 \, Y
The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

So in charity nowlet us spare him.
The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

It used TO be said that the French CON
verted the Indians with their cooking
a story Is told OF one Indian who. vhen
dying. seemed to care little about: what
vas told him Of heaven. I. Are yon snre
Will q snnd Cd g good pastry there as your
cooks baye made for me 2'' he asked the
priest, md when he was assured that
the things of heaven we're for superior
70 t q those earth he closed hls eyas alnd
died content
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

UoKrYpANGA. PA. September IL
At the annual meeting Of the inolnaS
Iron Company stockholders heid yes
terday. a proposition 10 sell the coinPa,
~v's Dlaut. &c. to an English syndicate
for 81 500 900 was accepted.
SAN FRANCISCO. September IL NJ IT,
Anntfe won the fight tonight with l'"'
KiIlen in the seventh round.
FEW YORK. september ll.--J9sePh ! !; /;
XIII. son If Banker Eugene Kelly, cI
this city. was blown from IRAN p,a'-
form during the heavy gale yesterday
aud was killed.
NEW YORK September LINE ,r'aI ,riI
os Henry S. Ives, the Napoleon OF 9,oN Wail an
.treet. for felony in issuing SoVVVo'
worth of fraudulent bonds, was pesui
to-day. 50 ,r.
RNrMoRE, Mp. September lo.-lG,
.,,eat Council of the Improved order OF
Ped Men met here to-day. The numocl
If members now in the Order as sho"
NV the reports. is s5.174' ao mclea,' a,'
over last wear of O,ls1. There are ~
JeIeeates in the Convention to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
TEE PENNSYLVANIA CAVE-iN.

I ,no Men and Boys Oui "t Employ
ment.
WuKFsnARRE. PA. September IL
The b,g caye-in at No. colliery' Ioke
Hollow. is worse than WAS at ilrsl re-
norted. The disaster Is the greatest 'lal
has occurred in the coal regions lor
wears. In some places the ealih mas %'las
zone down over twenty feet. Inc ,no l.sS
10 the mine owners wilt exceed II 'VVV.-
Geo. Luckily there were no dwellings,
the cave.in affects about Thirty acre
of mining property belonging TO lhe
delaware and Hudson COMPANY :
Nhout / 500 men and boys wi'l DE De
thrown out Of work, as IL VIII 'ahe
many months to put the miues ~ ~
mining condition. Twenty-Five i%ner %
wore nj work in tie mine when tnt
crash came. but all Of them managed ~
Tne bottom has fallen out OF a mum
ar If cellars in the neighborhooi' an'
y farm near by has partially 'opP'''
over.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

ROCKINGHAM. September y.-Io-day
an unusually large crowd was assem-
bled at the courthouse ut an early hOur'
for in addition TO the usual attractions
- horse trading. discussing crops ana
trvlpg few negroes for peilt larceny
there was an additional incentive lof
their presence. viz: the opening oil the
campaicn in the county. There was
little business before the court, ana the
morning session Was closed.
In the interim the Hon. IL. st. George
fucker addressed large aud enthusias-
,ic audience in the courtroom. his
c,eech was "A sound exposition OF DEM
orratic policy. and his arguments CO.
oant He showed that the Democratic
nartv in Virginia was The best party
tor he rich and poor. His allusion u
our standard bearer was eloquent, ana
his arraigument OF General Maiione
was singing. He held the man up De,
fore tbe people in his true colors, ahu
| ,nre off The mask in which he mac
.triven To disguise himself.
After Mr.. Tucker closed his speech
,n.re were calls Tor "Patteson, Pa
tesour: and the gallant Captain Cami
resroudei in Il very happy speech II
wh,ch ne stated III no uncertain terms
that the whites were the heaven op
no;ntcd sovereigns OF Virginia, ana tina
they Intended 10 remain 30.
After the Democratic meeting a'
burned. the R.pubIlcans Il held a meet
INC 10 nominate candidate Tor III
legislature, aud James Anderson wa
nominated. Ii seems go be the genera
sentiment of the people that Mr: Lang
don Moseley must represent Inc couo'
, in the next Legislature.
The County Committee me! 10 DAY |
lase preliminary steps towards non
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

Nry ORLEANS. September H. nv
conveption of cotton exchange anu 0V'
,on interests generally. held mere 10
Sov to consider the basSing question:
adooted The following ,ooo oil
That on aud after October l. loo'' az
.ofton shall be sold at net weight a..
I'm INC twenty four pounds OH gross
ioW'Io nh, for tare on juie covered baits 5,
end sixteen pounds on cotton'coTeie'u,
- ,he c1tton covering 10 DC ~
s,andard weight. three quarters u "
pouud TO the yard. -
Tne vote was unanimous ,.
4 nroposal to change me co''on S'"'
- Anonst lst was rejected. ,.o
delegates were present i'o"' "'' WV
;,,,,orlant cotton towns. ..o,,,
III, "Reminiscences Of agriculture i'o"'
,vo,al southern States ana iel'e.on o,,
,etives Of the Farmers Al'''N'o "
also given seats on the iloor' No. q,
prs sident Thomas, oi the S'w r;svs
- Exchange, first gave ms ,ie"s '',
e"pi nd IN der to bring The SUBJ c' %,,"' oe,o'
ana .ha meeting !" he moved that al 6, co''oa vol
.n' " mexican markets bs sou az CO. &c,
10 ,ssieht. n alIowin per cent, na on IN no. no.
w,,s sars on juts covered bales; ,s,s aoo % ~
osnt 's for g ,llou.covefeo pafs H. 40
cesi, sIr, Z copsand, Of Ns* 'ofS' I"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
Not square.

The Teuton is often long time IN
learning American idioms. One who
had been here fer a year or more, ana
who could speak some English before his
arrival. a very short and corpulent man,
bv the way, went TO his grocer's and paid
a hill which had been standing for sew
cral weeks.
Now YOU are all square, Hans
IL vas yat:'
"You are square" said.
II vas square:
"Ycs-you are all square now.
Hans was silent for a moment, then
with reddening face and flashing eyes
he brought his plump list down upon the
counter and said:
..See here. mine frent, vi hat nc
more peczness NIT you. treat you ike
shentleman, | pay nay pill una you
make shoke OF me-you say vas
SQUARE ven know | vas round rs
parrcI. dond like such shokes Ny
pcezness nit YOU vas done"-Iouth
COMPANION.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
The COCKAOE CITY.
Encouraging prospects tor tue
Tobacco Iair-Eri"f- ana '''-""''
f,orrcsrondence of the Times

,......,.;,.. pro-p,et- tor the Proposed
,,,,,,,, ,air-rricf- and rer-onai''
correspondence Of the Times
PETERSBURG. Va. September IL
Whist the trade parade feature OF tue
toL.,,o fair to bc held here this iail naS
n.eu abandoned. grater interest -
,,,nif,-tei by the ciuz,ns cf the Guy III
,ne nronossd fair. ard the committee
amounted to solicit aid AMI c)llec. tue
n.cessafy fupds for That purpose are
n.eiin. with encouraging success.
There WAS a meeting last hiSnt oi the
,v1,u,iys committee of the Premium
Tobacco Fair. and the various commit
too. apuointed To canvass the clty' at
,h. rooms cf the Young Men Christian
A.sociation. aud the amount reported
Ia. snb.cribed was rl.olJ, WIN
ono committee 10 hear from. DIR.
" l.. Zimmer. the pie-ident oi
rhe P,minm TIL baccc FAIR. lhoueh',
w,fh the 81 6l3 already subscribed anu
with one committee vet TO report tn',
the sum OF S3 geo. the amount est''ha',
il necessary for tie purpose co"'i D1
easily secured. Mr. L. w. Jones now
!, that a special committee be appoIn'eu
=, wait IN the manufacturers OF TOBACCO
IN Petersburg. and ated that he De
L.ved a thousand dollars could oe
.rot.no from them. The chairman Nh
l.Zmmer. appointed as said com
,,;,tee the following: M'ssts. /. w
I,res j. p. William ,on, h. /. Arrins-
on Gsn. Stith Bolmgan ) NJ. Green.
Mr.. L.. +. williamson moved that a
letter be sent To the manager OF the NJ
foll, and Western Rlllroai company
. ,ha Atlantic Cca-t line. the Atlantic ano
Danvllc Cue ageake and ono an" th'
lanes RIVER steamboat lines askini
!, ccrtributions. Mr.. I. W. Jones shid he
hoped that the Petersburg and hatoaco
r,ilro,d would not be left out. as IL
- was satisfied that Mr.. i5eao'e WI W.
[" give literally. J. was decided tn"e "i
WllliamsOn's motion should Pie''''
The good which is likely To resu'
y from making the proposed premium
" Tobacco FAIR success. VIII not QUIZ
,, rsdonnd TO the benefit OF tins cny' pu
81 totbe who'll Tidewater and S)uthsii
H. Viroini, a. well The demand Il
" hr,got tobacco Is daily Increasing au
b,veyer well the West and Other sec
H. lions Of this State can produce the dal
GRADES. none can compete WIN iiu'
id waterand S)uthside Virginia IN MAXIM
T. bright tobacco. .. g., ~,
Il, Messrs. JOAN NJ. Slerns q Son al
US making many improvements at the
q. silk factory. Tney are now having
me weaving room Of lO0x25O feet added
ns their present structure. ana nave Ju
re- completed dyeing house an' "'"al.
room. new euaine-h0use. III "h''
twin engines of three hundred hoiS
mower will be placed.
ne Miss Lucy Ewing arrived ye''erd'
rn from Europe.
ch There was a Republican campal'
ne club orgauized in the ) S.xth ward ID
'nt night. o.,
'ul 4 Malone Republican campaign CT
ere was also organiz d at the same li'he
az Samaritan Hall.
.nu Mr.. f.. h Thomson, who has DE-
lne spending seyelal weeks III the moi
'ne tains Of Virginia. returned to the c
YESTERDAY. aud will take up has ab,
;ue n Richmond about the lSt 81 octo'
Dix next. " here he will practice law.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II 1889

h,e' Gale. which ragged for twenty-four
hours. resulted in considerable da'"sse
along the Chesapeake. Reports are
very meagre. Shipping ut TINS po'. %
practically paralyzed. there Deins -oh'S
lin ee arrivals to-day. n,
Tho steamer ID. IL. Miller. from 30
ton reports that a schooner was seen
ashore ON Point Lookout. The schooner
Ienn;s Liffett. from the kenneDec
r;rar was blown aground on Monday
and is still there.
TERRIBLE SIGHT r) WITNESS.
p,,, ,nrrpuI> PA. September IL
late dispatches state that the rto'n" We.
the most furious known TO me o,oes'
inhabitants. The beach from henooo'"
IN Iewes il strewn with wreck 'Se'
II ia thought at least fifty lives were
los, in Delaware bay. Men were seen
clinoipg to tue rigging of the .i'll SINK
mo vessels. frantically yelhng lor
holm The life-savlng crews were
,,orerl,.ss to render as-i.tance'
owing to the fury of the gale. ~ vas Mas
aterrlble sight to witness. lneir oouies
were washed ashore this MOI h'ng' auo
,vere buried in the sand along the water
Tho loss To vessel property at the bresk car
water will reach, ii is thought soVoo''
,t Iaurel the storm has coutinueo
With unabated fury. but beyond demo''
;shino few outbuildings and ienc''
and unrooting of some trees. there ha'
been no damage in this immediate VI
ciniiy. ,,,,cb IN.
cbards have been ruined. some ha'iu'
scarcely a tree left standing ,.
E A dispatch to the Record ircu
, Iewes. Del.. SAYS: The loss OF hte II
delaware bay by the storm has pee pee,
. olmostss heavy as during the sre'
j. lbliy,,.d If March. lSSS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
HON. S. S. COXS FUNERAL


New YORK. September 1.-THE fun
eral of :. ;. Cox will take place Friday
morning at the Pre- byterian Church,
Tenth street and University Place.
THE PALL-BEARERs.
The following gentlemen have been
selected as pall-bearers, but several
changes in the list may be necessary :
General Sherman. Nice-President Nor
ton. j. r. Agnew. Senator Dawes. Supt.
Kimball. General +. \. Walker. Tx
Attorney General Garland. tx Cover
nor Hoadley. Charles y. Dana, ana
Colonel Cockerill.
A list Of alternate pall.bearers has
been made out, including the names Oh
OK President Cleveland. Governor hlil'
Hon. 4. G.. Thurman. Chief Justice
Fnller. Senator Beck. Thomas Ewing
aad Senator Payne.
LETTERS or SYMPATHY
have been received by Mrs. Cox from
many noted personages. Including eX'
President Cleveland. Governor I'M
Vice. President Morton. Senator Nooi'
hees. w. :. Holman, and Senator hls'
cock.
Among those who left cards at tn'
door 10 day were: MuIat Halstead
Clifton II. Breckenridge. Mayor Grant
O. B. Potter. 5. V. White. aud tost
master Van Cott. 49,,
FLAGS on municipal buildings VIII %
rlaced at halfmas. during the iuherai
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

"IIa. ha!ha" laughcda Coachnan ana
q Professor as they were merrily swing
inc in the breeze in the top Of a tree.
-We are having good time Of 1t ana
feel sorry for YOU miserable fellows VINO
are compelled to lie huddlcd together IN
a tlvbook. An Angler fastened us Oh a
piece OF gut. and in trying to make "a
long cast the brown hacklc at the ena
caurht in a branch of this tree and II Is
There safely imbedded. The Angler
mcced at us for time and then the line
broke and we are enjoying ourselves.
lie cannot reach Us here. and our long
dovs Of imprisonment in a iiybook, sue
cesded by being dragged over the water
and whirled around in the air, are
passed. ,,,
The Coachman and Professor thoush'
they had attained the height OF happl
ness. and they enjoyed themselves iof
number of days. Then came rain, an'
thi, was followed by slcet and snow, an'
fine olt which held them rotted and tn
C,achman and Professor dropped To TN
Ground. where they were trampled II
the mire by the cattle. They no ionge
envied their brethren in the ilyOoos' an
amid longings and regrets they ended
miserable existence. York heralo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
THE WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST.

r,.,,iuc.s Majority in the state 2i2.
TERRA ALTA, w. VA, September l.
The Gnbernatorial committee finally ad-
iourned Yesterday. aud will not again
meet nntll the secretary has competed
the fotmal report for presentation 10
Governor Wilson and the legislature
The woik of the committee makes
Judge Fleming ; majority 2i2, In In
o;her words. there has been gam Tor
INN during the examination OF
the vote Of several counties OF J-J'
General Gon having ll0 majority TO
start With. The concluding work oi
,he committee was in the six counties
of Logan, Monroe. Roane' kale'gh' rleas- .:,-
ans and Wavne. In those couh'ies
Gor Gained % votes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
,r ANOTHER LIZA PINCKSION.
Tn. Outrage Mil Working E"a"''i"''

m. o,,r,v. NiII Working Eea"tii"'iS'
NEW ORLEANS. La September IL
4 snpcial from Lafayette. Ia. says a
nrutal murder Was commute" s'N
m;les from this place. on the Albemarie
rn,d Monday nj ght. Near the roadside
stood a cabin. and IN this The in"t"a''"
4. dies OF R)semond Caim'ef S"lo''ol
and his daughter Rosalie. aged h't''n'
wers found. Rosemond. wAo was Owe,
sixtv ,eaIs of age. Mas whipped ana
ordered to cave some months ago -
hand of regulators. ani, failing 10 obey
met an unlimely end Monday night.
The girls throat was cut from ear ~ ~
oar md Carmier's head blown parity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
TANNER TO BE PROVIDED FOR.

T.. b.Put where lie Cannot -p""' """'''
CmcAGo. September IA Nashlus'
ton special says that Tanner IS 70 sue
Good General Rosecrans as register oi
The treasury. aud that Congressman
Mckinley. of Ohio, has been offered
the nosition Of Commissiorr oi Yen
sions. ,,t,, for
Mckinley left Chicago to-piSh' ios
Kew York to attend the iunsrai -,
Congressman Cox. From there he WI, WI,
90 10 Washington. Bat it Is under 5000 s,
he will decline the position. as he iaS i'aS
strong hopes Of becoming Speaker o' ''c
House.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
LIBEL SUIT


NEW YORK, September ll.-E' H.
Mann. editor Of Torn Topics was al
raigned in court to-day on The charge
NJ criminal hbel. stating N his paper
that DIR. Allen Mclean Hamilton, iather
Of the late Pnilllp hamilton. had two
wives and two sets Of children. me
statement occurred in an article on the
Robert Ray Hamilton matter
DR.. Hamilton Is the Complainant;
Mann declined to plead at present ana
was committed to the Tombs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

Awhile ago DR.. finsch saw hens
scratching around in New Guinea VII
laccs. and he learned that the domestic
fowl is good for nothing except feathers.
The natives could hardly conceive that
human beings could eat such creature
and the bare idea OF mnching on eggs
was enough to make respectable "a
man i'll Chicken feathers. however,
nar,i,ularlv if white. .heighten the charms
If tne fair sex when tastefully disposed
in their abundant frizzos. and 50, aiter
ALL these gentle birds were no. made
wholly i'm vain. "Antipodean Travels
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
PILOTS AT SEA

In,oIuntariIy Carried To fore's" '"r''
NEW YORK, September IL. - Nine
pilots were carried out today on steam
ers which they were guiding from port.
they could lot find pilot-boats outside
To bring them back. some VIII nave "
take involuntary trips 10 Europe. others
to southern ports. BY law they are en
titled 10 receive S2j per week ana hrs'
class board during their enforced ap
sancp from port.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
Nero Riot in Georgia.

AUGUSTA. GA.. September .-fiity,,
two brill. were returned by the grand
inry of Ebert county against ihe
negroes engaged in riot Ia fuckers
vile SUNDAY. The officers are 10"
securing the country inpursult OF tnenl. '.
The colored Baptists Of that sectioh
were holding an association when two
elderly brethren got into fight au1 au1,
The uartisans of each took part uilt'l
thrse hundred were doing battle NO
ore was seriously hurt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
THE LONDON STRIKE.
STRIKERS REsOLUTE AND The
o,ee,cluIY STILL UNSETTLED

r, .s.t.t.rc. Fund Considerably AVG
mcw,.d - whariueers Acc""e !" WV
v,rkmem'. Demands - STANLEY Ns""
p.,.r,cd to he Heard from-Cahi" News
IovpoN. September li.-Severas moro
wh,rdnvers have conceded 10 the de-
mands OF the strikers. Nearly ore
,honsand men resumed wor tins morn
inc The strikers are a. resoiute as s'tr
in the stand they have taken. ihe',
nickets display greater activity. "uo
save preXented many patches oil new
men engaged to take the places oi Tue
sniksrs from procee1tug TO the dochs'
STANLEY AGAIN HEARD FROM.
Rp,-ssFIs September 1.-THE Houre-
n,enf GeoqrophiqUe says that o'an,ey
m,,chipg 10 the coast with Monoass'
"a his noint. From Information las,
coached from an absolutely ttustwottoy
so,,ce il learns that Stanley. at'er
6ob,inc his way through aud conquer
mo lrmpera and Uganda, establi>n'a
the authority of the British East Africa"
Company from the Upper Nue TO th'
East coast. IL is extremely douo,iui
,hot Tmen is with Stanley. all intof-
nation tending 10 show thar ne re-
mained behind.
srparov OF HIGu STANDING sCsPEC'EV
TO BIZ THE RIPPER.
IoNpoy. September 1.-The inqness
TODAY iu the case II the woman "hv'"
he .dless BODY was discovered IN .n'
Whitechapel distric, yesterday mora
mo vas conducted with closet doo's'
lan1e xtraordinarv precautions are take"
n nreyept the medical testimony III 'nc
case being made public. The fnnor
= oaoat bnt cannot be traced 10
an authoritative source, ina, on' ,
of the doctors has pcuied Vu'
that the surgical work OF the heni VINO
, co,,mitted the murder. bears remark
ahle resemblance in certain features ~
? neculiar,tlfs " hich have frequently oe''
noted by the profession in the woih "
! a vel. known London surgeon. "s'"
of the highest Standing IN his pfo'''
. sion. but exceedingly eccentric.
> CABLE NOTES.
PARIS. September ll.-tra Fame tn
Anerican tineman. died here yesterda'
from stIangulation of the poWeiS' '''N
Il forty three hours suffering
LONDON. September ll.-rhe pohc
have SO far been unable TO hnd an
-l cline TO the perretrallon oi tne ~"
~ Whitecape murder. The body oi th
a. murdered womln ina, not YET nee
is Identified.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

CHICAGO. September il.-Twenty-hve
tslesmen OF the ninth vepire ana FIX u
the tenth were examined in the Csonin
trial TO-DAY. Ten peremptory chai-
lepges were used. five being cied'e!
ID each side. The State has now used
eighteen ard the defense th,ity-e'ght
of its hundred challenges. Thee men
were held over when the court ad-
adjourned. The eleventh yenire MAS
,ss,led tonight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

| asked for package OF Old Nir'
,inia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
+ of the same color and has the name
If virginia - ON Il, but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by r.
Whitlock. and not some OF the va
rious limitations that have been
nlacei on the market since the
old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the reques. that Is often
made by consumers who have tired IN.
limitations, and have learned the vast
d;asrepce between the Old Vlrginia
cheroots manufactured by =. Whit
lock and the numerous imitations. i.
TIE retail price Of tho Old virgIoia
Cheroots Is ave tor ton eenfa' sor sA's
everywhere WSV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12

ApPoMATToX COURTHOUSE. Septem-
her lO.-On Saturday last the Repuo,
Icans held their county meeting and
Nominated W. G.. Franklin Tor the
House of Delegates. So the fight OF
two wears ago is to be repeated.
.,ir. Flood. our present nominee ue,
feated Franklin then. and can and VIII
do It again. eo,,d
t,ne to her faith and will, In tins con
test. do her full duty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
>oxel .tniidote.

In these days OF the prevalent abuse oil
tobacco it is well TO know that many
habitual tobacco users have been cured
hv the following plan: Those who smoke
their first cigarette, say. ut : o'clock IN
the morning. begin putting It oil Just
ten minutes past the hour for q lew
davs. then make it fifteen or twenty NM
u,es and 30 on until il will be noon and
then night before the first one is smoked:
Il is n slow but sure way Of tapering OH
II faithfully followed, and can be applied
by tho abisess Of stlmulaats rs well N
Of tobacco. Exchange.