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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01
THE NEW YORK STRIKE.
SERIOUS CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE
STRIKERS AND POLICE.
BACKBONE or THE TROUBLE BE-
LIETED 70 BIZ BROKEN


NEW YoBg. January 3f-Tbe third
Gay az the hofse car road -ir.scrs opened
with many OF the strikers suffering from
broken and sore heads. fla results of
yesterday conflicts with fho iue coats
The met result OF thc police force efforts
yesterday was t0 send some sixty cars
over the t.cd-up roads Inspector VIII
lums, in command of the police station
ed at the Sixth avenue car stables. adj
dressed his command a- follows just be-
fore tAe company sent out ii,frst this
morning II the crowd uses clubs
You Use your pistols Have no id
nonsense about it want mo- play no
fool'shness. If necessary use Your pis-
tols, and Use them Well Shoot to Kin
The .srcetcar companies ram moro
ears to-days than Yesterday, and the
backbone of the strike seems to Dee bro-
ken so serious disturbances occurred
to-day
GENERAL rir-Cr THREATENED.
Bn0oEyN. ~ T.. January 3l-A m-
NOR prevails Tonight chat d tie-lp of 200
OBJ. the surface trcef carlines o.. Brooklyn
is now contemplated 0y the knights of
Labor
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THE oNLAuONA BOOMERS.
Troon. on IN. Ioal.nnl III Them.

AWNi'H Nli Nh' iff'IlHNfNNN NNA d Afiiif
WICHITA, KtN. january 81 Major
Lille. who went tO Arkansas city Mon
iay n.1ht to look up tho Oklahoma -itua-
zion there returned la-t NIGHT llr says
lhlf while tlc h00mcr-aro there ready iO
make fhr invasion. the soldier. are also
there t0 prevent it The Territory can-
not bo entered from Arkansas
city, The boomers may make "a
quiet move f0 some other p0.ut where
fhc invasion can Doc made with Jess dan-
ger of interference, perhaps Caldwell or
lluuncwcl The present concentration
OF troops would make This plan pmc-
ticaliy successful Tile organization ha.
succeeded n getting into oklahoma
about eight hundred mon who are now
at work there upon their claims lAI.
change 0splan wlll not in amy way stop
the intended invasion.
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BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT


," ''"-'''' ANA '''' - '"''''''',
" AeHiN'l"N' january 'i.-A,i ine .. re-
cep'..oh TO '9n-Ie5' ah" lA. u.,i,I'Is
,'-n'-.' '"e ie-l',ehl an' 'II'. O.ole-
itno were assisted ny NJ BAY yare' .,.. 'lI'.
l.H'l.'''' ~. ,iI'. "'I'"'..'' 'iI'' " nl'noy'
and Mrs DicNiuson-
me- A'leniAhce was peIn"p' hol l.ile
sd large a7 lofmer leaI-' oul
1oih DO pslsona.a.. and costdmns it was
disincuV,eY oii.iiani. rom ninle, % CLOCK
until DAN ,p'-l zen lhe We'i-"ie--eo
crowd mage mp OF ineamemoef' ol ine
House ana senate. ana lhe hoi'nie' OF
W ashlnsion social lie, suf-ed JOY
the receiving Hne. ana were NaIn'
lv greeted hy ile President and hfs.
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EDUCATION
PROPOSALS.
S10S 10000.
RrcnMnNp. Va. Ianrary %. 1889.

RICHMOND, Va, January ~, 1889.
EEALED BIDS ADDRESSED TO
> the undcrs gnei viii ho received at the
office OF tho city Auditor until O'Clock,
FRIDAY, fEnRuARY !, 1850.
for al on ans port 0u ~ slgs 20 .OOFOUR PER
CENrUM REGIS IENED BON DS OF THE
CRY or RllhNDN D, payable thirt Tour
years after lst daf Oi January. 1859.
The bids wi be opened AZ the time above
named iu the presence of the Commit ee on
Finance OF tho cry Council.
Th -c BONDS viii DO issued under autkot,-
rs Of fosOluti n3 Of tho Council. app owed
March 2I. l,,t ni December ~, lH>c. proyid-
ur Sl2UOn tor Construct I Ihird MARKET f.
and S9uUOi for redemption OF bonds due
January j. D. 3. Tho c0lumitfco reserve the
right 90 reject any ADD aii bids for the-e bonds
y. ID. HAk0R We.
iae7-M Chairman Committoe onfInance.
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MAKE 40 MisTAKE-lf you have made
up your mind 20 buy Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced 10 take any other.
Hood Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medi-
cine, possessing by virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion and prepara-
lion. curative power superiorto any oiher
article Of The kind before the people.
For an affections arising from impure
blood or low state OF the system 1t IS un-
eQualled BE sure TO get Hoods.
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CHARLESTON. ". VA January 3l.-
Delegate Smith, the Republican member
of the House of Delegates, who has been
SEX and absent since the opening of the
session. arrived tonight, and VIII be in
his seat tomorrow This iosures ihe
commencement al tle inquiry into The
gubernatorial matter tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

WAsmN0rON. January 3l-The Inter
State Commerce Commission has issued
an invitation TO the various State rail-
road commissions TO meet in conference
m the rooms of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, in this city, on the
5th of March next Al this conference,
among other subjects, viii be considered
railway statistics, classification OF
freight. railway construction, and such
other topics affecting State and inter
state commerce as may be brought for
ward by members OF the conference.
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THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.


NEW Yonh. January 3l-Direct in-
formation from indianapolis enables the
C0mmfrriM dd5Ttiser 90 announce that
Mr.. Allison has declined the honor OF
the appointment Of the Secreiaryship Of
the Treasury once for ALL IL is now an
assured fact that John Wanamaker Will
he honored 10 the Postmasier-General-
shin.
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The Cruiser Charleston Ordered 10 be rade
Ready for Sea.

SAN FRANCIsco. January 3l.-lt is
stated here to-day that the Union IRON
Works have received orders from Secre-
tary W hiney 90 have the new cruiser
Charleston. ready for sea within twenty
DAYS IL possible, no matter what the cx-
tra cost may be- The working force on
the Charleston has been largely increased
and her trial tip viii probably take
ulacc i'm March
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DrBlw. january 3l-Ar William
O'Brien was taken to llonomel jail this
mornine. to serve the sentence imposed
on him for violation of the Grimes act
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Mr.. LEVI FELTON,, Wilson, y. c. says
NV wife has suffered for over twenty
wears with periodical headaches anu
could never obtain relief, except through
opiates. unit! The used BradycroIine.
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M..t Nirslnia senatorshlp.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, January 3l.-
One ballot was taken in the joint assem-
bis to-day, resulting in kenna receiving
Al votes; con, 40; scattering,
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CARPET -BAGGERS
PREPARING 10 ASSERT THEIR CLAIMS
BEFORE GENERAL HARRISON.
SETERiL or TIE MOST AOTO-
PIOTS WHO WANT OFFICE
wa.bingiDn Ncw- la General

o''' -D"I1, iot" n,,ire tl,f element know
.. c,rn.f.farrcrs ror those who wen
from ibe North 100 ihe soulh during th'
days of feroAsifu'il'l' ''l ,- l'r' l'o''
-..i '''lni''- ''', - ,.s.i.ly .nmo of tbes,
'.,i ..,i..-..... - NV. ...,.i,c- into ofice ver,
~, p. 'nninfcrastin0 =,
9l'.'.'l ,i j.. ",.' ~ ., ..' r,sr.to learn .omr
Jt,., ,i' ro,rrrrin, tbo.e ofice-.ee.crs
.'ho 'i f,r '''' r,snr re.rs cconpicI 4 promi
renf n..irion i'm southern politics.
William Pm KELLOGG OF Louisiana
was PERHAPS ihe mo- conspicuous O
Them alI NJ. he wa. the .hrewdost an,
.r, rrester fDn,. in rol'iicai lfc
-,n.el.i. ,.,,,.n...t frno rongrc.. n
,.., Lc b,. made Na.binsfoH Dds home
ka.lo.- isa ycry wealthy man. reeuml
moncy.maker. and owns. it is said. s3,
n0O6O worth of read estate in this city
lie eisaso largely interested .n N0uh
western railroad stocks. ald ncFD iaia
fo realize ON Dis investments. DO that line
Hc (. prominently poken OF Jos an Office
seeker under General Harrison and 20 !.
/ thought fhat Doc ssh. hc disappointed
B...u lf.,.f.. av. -.u..fnr from
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THE SAMOAN TROUBLES.
REPORT or THE COMMANDER OF TIE
UNITED STATES STEAMER ADAMS.
WHY IfE DNREGiRDED THE Or
DERS M RECEIVED.
Othcr Ncwe IGom Foreign lands.



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~
tNrrEFlE" WIN COMMANDER LIAhf
S,N Fn,Nci.co. january 3l-in n
i.fsrrt.H Commander lcarv. of ihc
I,n.J otate. .fo,msbin Adam. said
There tr,.a great deal of commotion
HNtn WAS al n Ii'. went Gown lneie
''. o.e .'' n''i,, i.,,, ~, ,.'.n .,r lr,to oat
,l,r.., r,o orl.r. to .,le Mind They
.,+,il .,0' io tio,o. off ,,so. Inn wore moi
..,iic.il. to fbe condition of affair.
fi1f existed al nat time. When ] -sw
Rmndor. flc German Minister. leading
500 native. u .nnnou of Tana-e.c.
o.r.t. liu.a lrftera-,,inr him ta de,i-t
l..tI. .fn ler. to nrofer American
'..,i,.,- and trorioan nr,nerir and
Mil mot uaii idlv hg and see vou plunc-
.or fno country into trouble. when lhcn
fra- and pr6roriv may bo DESTROYED.
lo 1of de.i-f / Shall take Such
measures fo nr,fecf Them "a. deem tle
circumstance. demand that poo Amcri-
.u- nor American property would hc
unI.-InI ln a little Wl.Ir though.
AMMAN fne Sam. tactics were re-
...t.r Ther. wa- meeting OF
.n..l aboard tne German uarh.p
tli.r. and at fle meeting j -1'l t0 thc
Germans NoN. JUS. lD tne natives
frHf if ouI hnWrn themselves OH.
uo. they could u0 d0 tuat They said
they hal proclaimed Ima-c-c King and
ller could NOT leave Dim now to h-Wt
lone Then said II will take
ID hand lf you wn persist in aiding
Tma-cse Und fighting for Dim ]
WI' rr.cip tc aei pulled ihc Adams
n a.nd oi llc Adler and would hare
done mv part in thc fray Do ihe Doi.-.
mans la1 decided they must have ii.
lae Adams Icii 0amos December '.h'
nd ".- noi present during ihe recent
battle between ihc Germans ana 'ia'ai-
4'lD
PACIFIC pArIEs CALLING FOR lNlILp
STATES NrEEfrhENcL.
SASS FnAND-co. January 3l.-The
Pacific Coast papers generally call upon
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40 q conference with Germany AS
10 the autonomy and independence
I of Samoa and If Germany. pend
ing that conference and without notice
bad deliberately ordered her ships OF war
I I'D violate That autonomy and indenen-
Gcnce, would nos have risked Us life on
ihe demand l0r an Immediate reservation
ci the .nfHs gvo.
Mr. Reagan said that lc was IN favor
ot the amendments. the notifications
which he lal suggested were offered for
o purpose. ln answer 90 "a question of
Ma ha.c. Dee said thai hv One pre,crya-
lion OF ihc autonomy of Samoa ho pro-
posed That ihc United States should pre-
vent other people interfering with rights
under ihe treaty If the rights of thc
treaty were to he abandoned then fhe
representatives. of the Government
hould bee called home If not. the rights
o' his country should be asserted
sluarely and manfullv
The amendments were then agreed tO
without division.
The amendment raising to The rank
cl ambassadors the ministers to Fnr-
land. France. Germany and Russia was
rejected. Yeas, %, nays 26. and thc
bin was pa scd.
40 o'clock the Senate went into
secret session for fhe consideration OF
the British eXtradiiion treaty and at G.lj
O'Clock adjourned
HOUSE
THE Hou ncussil day in discussing
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io-'"ii'' Ap.." ,..'h ni.i TOT ln'
h-cm year cniin- June "'. f1. he
appropriation amount, io >o''9' lli
lhe committee adopted plan of c.a-,.-
Iloailon oi clerks in Aisi an D seconl-
class Once. propose. oy l"e Ios,ma7i
,,.Hel'''' =, " ~ li p."' '''oH I''i'os,l . " '',
promotions which ne thinks w'I he
wise iu order tl remove Announcements
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yiHGlSiAA lo bI cob. TRENHOLM 81
etcc-soH
The President sent fo lhe Senate To-.
iav tine following nominations: Jesse d.
Abrams. OF Virginia. 60 be compirolerof
ihc currcncv Sidney J.. Wilson. of
Kentucky 10 De pension agent 90 Wash-
n-on. Colonel Joseph C. breckenridge
fo hc in.pcctcr-genenl with thc rank of
D. a. ........-..H TI..f.....f.u. Mis-.
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The formal transfer of what is known
a. tae scaboari Cotton Compress Com-
pany io the Northern syndicate who
have iu-t purchased DO for The Atlantic
and Dau,le road was made to-day
The title embraces valuable property in
both Norfolk and Portsmouth. and bias
for % iong lime been in lhe hands OF Mr.
rs. u Peters. receiver of the Exchange
National Bank The payment made,
which i- The first one. was $4,000
A colored man employed in the guano
works in Atlantic City was caught in ihc
IBIS morning and badly mutt
lated about thc body lie was carried 10
SO Nincents Hospital, and viii probably
die
st meeting ol the ferry committee.
la.i evening. 10 was decided To- lease q
boat for use 9etween Norfolk and Ports
mouth. and build one as soon as pmcii-
cable This Will increase the number of
ihe ferry fleet to four slaunch steamers.
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BROADWAY HOTEL,
s4BROADWAY. BErW METH AND l31H
STREETS.
One block from Union square NEW YORK
CITY. ON the European plan, newly fit 81
and iuru'sntd. passenger elevator, steam heat.
ull imprA cmtufs. Fine restaurant al popular
prce. lgO Elegant Rooms from l5c % $40
per day. jab-cm
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fOK SALE.

4 BARGAIN.-COUNTRY STORE
Y Tor sale. situated at iOd0re Amelia
county. with W Acres of Land attached.
Terms easy. For particulars apply %
MR-. l.. a. FRENCH,
soldiers Home.
fag0 .WNg9t Richmond, Va.
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STEAM LAUNDRY
NOTICE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Tuhaccos heretofore stored 10 shelburne's
Warehouse. No. 1903 east Cary street, have
been removed 90 Nos. 1910 ani 1918 east Cary
street. Parties owning the said tobiccos wi.
please take notice and provide insurance ac-
cordlngly slLAs sllLLbt hNt'
mW3f Proprietor SheIburne'. Warehouse.
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FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT or THE COM
MISSIONER

The fourth annual report Ol lue 'oll-
missioner of Labor, Mr. Carroll D.
Wright. was given TO the press to-day.
The first chaptorof ihe report is devoted
fo tue general condition of working
women. and 10 presents some very i'm
ieresting statements concerning the
home life. life conditions, reli-
zion. and morality of working
women. The concluding chapter
of the report is ana analysis of the tables
included IN the appendix. some OF the
salient facts clearly shown by these
tables Mr. Wright says, are that work
ine women in our large cities are practi-
callv girls. the average age IN an is &.
wears and months. Out of lr4-'
women considered gsl3 not only work
at their regular occupations, but assist
I'm house work 40 home; that is to say a
very large proportion of the working
women in our great cities are under nome
influences.
Asto the character of working women
Commissioner Wright reaches the con
clusion that after an analysis OF siatisll-
cal data the working women OF the
country are as honest and as Nirluous as
any class of our citizens.
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MILLER,
REORDS g
GERHART,
5O0-5lI BROAD STREET.
fo ia


TOR RENT. THREE DESIRABLE
i onco-. second floor. shafers building
fr0nfIUg Ou Main street. These Offices are
rrtni. Ntu44erOl the Associated RAILROADS.
Possession can be- had latter pirt Ot January
Apply fO JON 4. 81 iAi TN
IIu-i N so l0ut M.iu rlleei.
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MEETINGS.

HEApouARrERs r. J.. tEECAMP, G. V..No.L
HICnNOND,N FEBRUARY !, ioo1
- lie FOLLOWING COMRADES
i have boon defa led act as bur al escort
t0 atrenl th- funeral ot ,0nrade Colonel
n. COAIrFR CABELLf
4. q. Lslns. A. A. sptz 2. ID. II. Pyle, J.
". White. Jos. W. luOinus, ID. - hediord A.
j. Wiuy aud John Maxwell This detail Will
rrrort Co Colonel A. g.. Evans at Camp Head
quarters at O'Clock 4. .. THIS DAY.
THOMAS A. RRANDER, Commander.
A. a. -piryfK. Adluiant. fot
.IHE POWHATAN CLUB WILL
| hold a regular meeting TONIGHT lfri-
davI b BtrARY lST, 900 the rooms Of the CluD,
3iO north Eighth street, a. O'Clock L. NJ. All
members are rcquestcd ~ be- present. Busi-
ness of importance.
Ihe Hon. nlcnard +. Beirne Will address tho
& mo.
By order of the President. .
l.. b. GRYMEs,
fel-r Secretary.
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nRDER OF FINANCIAL UNION
" A ncv department viii le or@aaileds ~
Wesfham Hall. ON trcay, February !. The
order paYsu W .tkiy ho eh ~ go Tor sickness
or Disability 500 Tor death OF total disability.
OF s 100 300 lir years, on a m n Der mas tho
piifl e4eCf craving his or her <loU after
mcmhcr.. lD of ninety lpN days. Ladies and
~ tlemru HdI itted Oa rame terms. For All
other Information call on J, ;. Bethel or the
JOHN ". wALDNAN. ID. 5. G.,
iaU6fe3 10 sixteenth and fmnklin Streets
RICHMOND. "A. January p, isae.
T'HERE WILL BE \ MEETING OF
4 the Stockholders of the OW Ems MlNOh
DRUG co. % the mpany's Oihce at IL
O'Clock NJ. FEBRU AIRY 1T. prOx.
a.gtl T.. N. ZEIkLE. for Sec'y.
OFFiCE OF THE
RICHMOND INnN PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY. H4 BANK SrKkEr.
RICHMOND, Va, January Z, leos.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
y STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
UNION pA>SENGER RAILWAY co. All
fe hr.I the office of the Company, on the
sth day of february. loss, at Y O'Clock. N.
Bg order OF acting president.
ANDREw PizziSi JR-.
5la9 "a secretary
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uIm..lE uuI hy using Dr
l... Vegetable Liver Pills.
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4 school of Whale, of Cape Henry Libel
Against British steamcr-9oiiticai and


CORES spOnloucc of the TIMES
NomoiK january 3l-Tue observer
40 CHuc Henry report being mrDI SUR
pr. .sed Saturday morning at -erinH 90
school of whales playing iu the ocean In
mu sieh 0l the shore They were
-ucm whales and their -routm- Wl.
plainly visible from the shore. Such 90
.rht h. uctor been witnessed in ibis
vicinity before and i- considered very
uuu-u.I
I'm Mc United Statcs District Count
Yesterday afternoon ihe for ~lJNN0
Na- flpd against tlr British steamship
Albany. The libel is for salvage claimed
br the crews of thc tugs Alexander
Iouc. and B.mch. which aided in i0ai-
nr fhe steamship when she Wa- ashore
.n NcW river North Carolina. recently
Both Democratic and Republican
club. have commenced % organize ior
thcaulernmoral campaign Major Banks
and Colonel William Lamb addre--ed
Republican gatherings last night
Mr Fmk Nolmd, chief clerk OF
lhc Ordinance Department OF the Aor
folk navy yard BIAS cs.gncd TO ace
cent more lucrative position.
The Atlantic and Danyille railroad
company arc -un waiting for a sight in
Portsmouth ON which l0 locate their ra--
-n-erdcpDt several pieces Of property
are under consideration, but no purchase
la- yet been made.
The sons of Confederate veterans viii
oreanilc in Portsmouth shortly under
lhc supervision of otonewall Camp
There was % heavy freeze last night.
and much damage it is feared, was done
ID ILe eArIN cr0ns.
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W S. Marshall and r W Scott left
to-day for Albany, having i'm charge lt
q. *. Balm. the convicted director OF ihe
Exchange National Bank, and j.. M,
Bu-Ecy the cmle1lling clerk of the Nor-
folk National Bank. each of whom will
spend five years i'm theGoyernmeni peui-
l.nl-aN lheIe
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AUCTION sALIs TODAY.
l.IlON SALE OF BANANAS
NN AfpLI-.-Wc nIu -eu to-day al
I.Hcho. Ripe Banana.
DllC.s ApNO..
NN. JENKINS a. SON.
1850 D.. Nul eIert.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.
DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON. PORK,
WHOLESALE ONE

clrefny Chgo rfch hohmond
table, well known that refrigerated meat more ten
put upon market immediately after slaughter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

THAT win CORES pond bon pricc and go or with tine
Briids and Sets, making good Dress cost less
than half price.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-09-21
Grand Excursion 81 Paul ana Mime
apolis to So. JoseDh. s5 h

On Septemb boz VIZ Chicago,
I So A: Paul g s. snsas CITY a1lwasy.
Tickets good returnIng ten one
fare Tor the round Is Is3
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Harvest Excursions.

. On September Oath and October 9Th,
ssT The Burlington Z will run from all
stations Harvest Excursio ns, Z at
very low rates for the round trips, tick
cts good FOR 80 days. Tickets will be
sold to All points IN Arkansas, Indian
Territory, New Mexico, Colorado,
WYOMING; Montana, Utah, Idaho, Da-
skota and Mississlp to all points 20
Southern. Missouri hey ond Butler, Cl1n-
ton and Spring Geld except points Oh
the Missouri River; Ia ali points IN
Kansas and Nebraska, except points on
the Missouri River; = TO all points ID
dIiinnesota vest of B lgradel ton the 500
Llnel Mort on iinneapo oils s. ST.
Louis & Little Falls Con the a IL
by and lllnar on the danltoba);;
tos al points iii .ouislana, except New
Orleans; and Az points il labana
except Mobile. l,|5I
Tor ftll part cnlara conc erning rates
and ron nd and aleeplne
Icar 81 - II &: tof
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The Princess Who Stoops for Freedom.

81 lu6 lTlHOeSS WHO 0tOUUS lof I I6tuOlls
The Earle of Fife motto is 8 VIRTUE
ct OPERA and there are those bold
enough to say that work and virtue are
piously adhered to by the canny Scot.
If being a sleeping partner In Lon
don banking house is work and never
having figured as a correspondent in
any divorce case is virtue, then the
grandson Of the beautiful Fitx- Clarence
is a model swell who will make Louise
Wales an excellent husband. At all
events, that young woman is going to
have better time than her sister prin-
cesses. The earl is not such q muH as
the Marc us Of Lorne, for he has at
once made two condi tions ID regard to
his marriage with royalty. His wife is
not to be logged by . lady -in- waiting,
and she must assume his rank step
down though it is. If this marriage
proves a success 3tr IN the 4 ONT Of view
of happiness. a new rider Of things will
soon reign ia the Tinted KING ON, and
other princesses will be following the.
example Of the daughter Of the Prince
OF Wales They, too, will stoop for
freedo and 50, grad uallv, that gi-5
gantic fabric OF royal rank will melt
and vanish into air. III
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sl ,onr later ina
Ibeen, reinforced Il 81 to and The next iay
lle Was able Is slbe about. He proved5to
Ebes . sailor on board the steamboat
LRelief which vessel takes fromsthe city
the supplies for the prison. IIe said
that he had taken the q atboat and with
an iimlnpromp t,l sail had enture1 ont 70
|spend d pleasant hour o. the water. 81
A tile !: outside men II, TINT igIlt
marched toward the prison gate,
when the lookup bell tolled. Neason
walked straight TO the captain and
handed him $l5
He forced me to take il, captain; here
|it is. Itsmay do others more good than
it can do me. IL S5 u,
The money was sent to Mayor Pond,
who has turned it over TO the fund for
the Johnsto suffe
The details OF Neason s heroic rescue
Of the drowning sailor were related as
above to Governor w aterman last week
by CAPTAIN Reddy and the other officers
Of the prison who Witnessed the deed.
The Governor Immediately granted
Neason' 5 pardon, and the brave fellow
lis back home in Alameda With his wife
and little child. u