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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-13
THANKSGIVING PRocLAMArIo>.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMAlI)N, BY
TIE GOVERNOR,

In the belief that the people Of virginia
should render praise to "GOd the Palmer ~
mighty. maker of heaven and EARTH, Tor tht
many mcrcics vOuchsafe To them during IN,
past year. and IN a cOrdance with custom,
hereby set apart aud appoint
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1850,
as day of Thanksgiving.
recommend that upon that Gay our people
assemble in their I, sftcflNe places OF W1i
ship 10 offer thanks 90 the King OF Glory Tor
ms watchml care In the past. ana win
gratitude D. secch HIM "tO deliver us nom
evil ana mischief from SIM and fiom the
Gratis and assaults OF our enemies In the
future.
lei the day be- marked ny good deeds 10
those who are distressed sin mind, body or
estate" lly relief 10 the poor and the desc
late. los sympathy with the sick and tn NJ
nicfcd. and by loving kindness at the family
nresIde.
Way il be a day ofthanSsgiyine 20 the ever
lasting God hy giving praise 70 the creator
and pfcsprver Of AN mankind mot only
with Onr lips but ln our lives.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunio SCI
my hand and caused the Great seal OF the
STATE of Virginia 10 bee affixed.
Done "a the Capitol, in Richmond, THIS l2ih
dav of November, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty mine, ana
che It1th year OF the Commonwealth.
FITIHUGH LEE.
Governor OF Virginia.
igy the Governor:
II ". FLoURSOY,
Secretary to the Commonwea IN.
n0i2-lOt
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The Negro servant Question.

The TIMES j. advocating just cause in
advising our Democrats to abandon their
love for negro servants, porters. etc.
There are many white men in our city and
state. who have proved themselves honOra-
bic and worthy citizens Of Virginia, willing
and anxious 10 take positions as iauitors,
teamsters. ETC.. at the first opportunity.
Ask the white Republican laborcr why he
votes against the Democrats. and he will
tell YOU that our wealthy Democrats are
very bitter against the negro in politics, but
they employ negro labor in preference TO
white in all possible eases
A., long rs this state Of affairs exists. how
can we count oh the vote of the laboring
white men: BY discriminating against
white labor we discourage desirable emf
grafton into our state. BY giving. to great
extent. preference 10 the whites. the negro
will have 20 seek other quarters, and possi-
bl, may be induced TO partake Of the hospi-
tality of his Northern friends.
Let the good work 30 on.
A WHITE MAN.
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Racing at tho
Sew Jersey Jockey Club.

The following are Yesterdays results
First race. one mile BcrwOod first. Mar.
t'n Russell second, /ephyrus third. Time
1917.
second race. thrce-quarters of a mile
Cortland first. Pilgrim second, Mamie Il
ihird. Time 1:24i5.
Third race. ihrcc-guartcrs Of mile
Freiols first. Oregon second. Time l:22.
Fourth race. fiVc-cighths of mile. match
r9ce-Ciyil Service first, sam Morse second
Time 1909.
Fnh race. one and one-eighth Of mile
lluntrcss first. Glcnmond second. Time
1:Wit
sixth race. thrce-quarters Of mile
Arab first. Bohemian second, Coldstrcam
third. Time l:2l2t.
seventh race one mile. selling Stephanic
first. Glendale second, II. Valentine third.
fine l:5i
TO-DAN's ENTRIES.
First race. three-Warters of mile
Wheeler r.. lOi: COldstrcam. 1O4: Civil Ser
vice. 30: Martin Russell, %; Tipstail, lO7;
OREGON. lOl.
Second race. one and three-siXtecnihs OF
mile. i. OBJ. HOG; Barristcr. lOo; doc
lee. lOi: NeWburg 90. /ephyrus. 80.
Third race. threc-quartcrs of mile
~paniard. IFS: Facitus. IFS: Pride Of the
Village. colt, IFS; Benefit, us; Caspar, IFS;
OreganO. 10.
Fourth race. one and one-siXteenth of a
mile-rheodOsius lO7; Joe Lee. l07: Lctre-
ria. lJl; Lonely. 9S; Pelham, 81; sam
Morse los: Glory, %.
Finh race, ihree-quartcrs of amile. selling
Freedom, 40; Golden Reel. ~; Repartee.
l0j; Lottery. 100; Nardee, lOj; Harry faus-
tuS. 100; Arab. %.
sixth race. one and One-siXteenth of a
milc-Iayis.on. los; Guy Gray. 9s; II.
Nick. lO7; Glenm0und, l01; Royal Garter,
~; Ictreta, 100.
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Christian Disciple..

The annual convention of the Disciples OF
Christ. Of Virginia, will meet this morning in
the Seyenth-street Christian Church, and
will be in session three DAYS. The execu-
tive board and the different committees
from the Virginia Christian Missionary So-
ciety met last night and got their reports in
shape for reading AT the convention. The
session Of the convention this morning will
he devoted 10 Sunday shoots. Reports will
be made from mission schools. and the fur
therance Of the mission work will he dis
ci,ssed.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy," which will be
presented at the Theatre the latter part of
this week. beginning Thursday night. is a
pathetic and beautiful story Of American
and English society life. the life Of little
child being the stem around which the plot
Is woven. This Is onsof the few plays ex-
tant that interests both the young and the
mature.
The company which will present the play
is under the personal management Of Mr.
4. III. French, who was the manager Of the
Broadway Theatre. New York. where oc-
CURED the phenomenal run that has made
the play famous.
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Report OF Che Board OF Health for the
Past week.

Report OF Che Board or Health for the
Past week.
Accori'nr 90 the report of Dr.. W. T. OPP
nonhimcr. president 0l the Board Of Health.
fhe number Of death, in The cltY for the
week endiur on saturday. November 9th
last were exclusive of still Births ~, oi
which I'D were white and l6 were c0l0red.
The rate OF mortality OF the whole popula-
ti0n va. 1852 per i.nl per annum; of the
tepDpulai'0n. ls.5lper LOlu per annum
OF the coiond population. 1880 per 1000 per
lnnum.
me ages If the deceased We're: ! day 10
Sd. > white and c0i0red: mo W
Boz %. D. cOi0rol: year to Be- . white and 3
c0.ored: % year. t0 q. .c0i0rod; years 90
lO. .wlite: lNycars to I'D. D c0lored; .1yclrs
l0 81. 3D. white: 51 years 90 iN. white and
c0'0ri. iD years t0 90. ! White ana ]
.aiorad: USelr- OBJ Gl. white and color
pl. Dl scar, COB Cd. o white. el years 90 800.
white all 1 c0i0fed, M years io lo0' ]
c0i0rli.
THE mean temperature for the week
was So: amount ofrlnflll n1i inches.
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The following is an extract from letter
received hy "a gentleman Of this city yester-
Day.

The following i- an extract from letlef
received hy gentleman Of this city yester-
day:
-Mrs~oN. Ia, November >. 1889.
..Thi. IS election day in Virginia. MiSsis-
-inni and other STATES. and decides great
question far most. ID not pil. of our southern
~f4fa-. Ii Malone j. elected 10 will not Dee
the fault Of the TINE, newspaper. which
d., indeed made gallant. ana. hope Il
successful i.ht. ! can't find words 10 tell
gOr how much / like the paper. II Il 81
hi.h-t0nrd and such a contrast 90 the Nenal
ura-- AZ the dav. II voices our Old-time
PATRIOTIC sentiments. which | hope Will not
dia out utterly. and will even rise 'ean
from defeat 10 still struggle on tiil there can
le no doubt Of making and keeping the
southern states secure under the white
man, government
DAVID HUBBARD"
The following is another evidence how
highly the TIMES is esteemed:
~HErLIvOGLE,. VA, November IL, 1872
~Kildor DaHy Times:
Please continue my paper Ia the above
address take this occasion 10
offer my congratulations to you upon the
ability with which your paper was conduct
cd during the late campaign. rejoice that
yo,lr earnest efforts were rewarded by such
a glorious victory for Democracy.
VERY truly yours.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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FOR SALE.
GOLD NINE FOR SALE.

As commissioner. appointed by me circuit
cotri of loui>t ln the suit oi Baker. a. =,
AGAINST Neriisfeld. &c, viii sell ni auction
at Louisa Courthouse ou the
0rH DAY OBJ DECEMBER, 1881
that being court day. % certain tract ~ ihnt
la Louisa county on contrary 'it'h' 'Nii.
,,,,t,,f III contain $50 acres. more or less, lnf
known ms the Nctchre ur Jenkins NniI.
Mine. Coll hns been found Dn SAID lhad.
and may be- valuable for mining purposes.
Terms made known nt sale.
VA. % PETIT.
nO13-wtt Special commissioner
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Peg. SIR. Tlmhull conducted the meeting
for men at the YOUNG Mems Christian A.
-ociaiiOu last evening. Deep interest was
manifested. These meetings VIII DEE con-
rnued every evening This week from 90 ,
O'Clock. lhi. evening the service will Dee
conducted by Rev. Harry Neunick, % Nor
f.fk. "a dalesata fO ihe Christian Church
Convention now being held boo this city.
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The State Methodist Conference will meet
in annual session at the BrOad-street Metho-
dist Church to-day beginning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Much work Of interest tO the Methodist
denomination will hn transacted.
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last ui-ht. as fhe stuart Horse Guard,
,g.r. returning from their drill in hester
lion elsewhere n0iffl ihe, stopped in front
ID fhe TIMES office and -syo 90, three rous-
,ne cheers aud tiger The compliment h
hi.hiv appreciated and heartily recipr'
Gated. The TIMES knows fine cavalry
company when 30 sees oue and the Guards
evidently know ir-t-cla-- newspaper.
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VALUABLE INVENTION,
which Promises to Accomplish Great Re.
suits.

The government granted last October a
patent 20 W. III. Waddill, Of Lexington. Va,
ON device 20 prevent collisions ON rail
ways. II Is 40 arranged that two trains
cannot be- within one mile Of each other on
the same track without ringing bell in
each engine. and in such way that each
engineer will know whether the other j. in
front or rear. Every station along the road
will have Two miles notice Of the approach
Of train, and the station agent can stop
the train at any desired point within that
distance.
Should track-walkef lind the road OBJ
siructed. he can motif, trains one mile Qway.
The construction Of this equipment is
very simple aud inexpensive.
On the 1th OF March joint stock Apm-
pany was organized at Lexington. IN.
which bought the United states patent "
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mrNRIcO COUNTY couRrHorsr.

Eliza J. filler and husband 10 W. G
Tucker, 30 acres on north side Creighton
road about three miles northeast of Rich
mond. improved. 81 400; samuel i. Wad-
dill. clerk, 10 Lasina johnson and X. II.
PorterWg, 20 acres adjoining deep Run
Pits" ftaN titlcl. $3.33
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Senator John vs.. Daniel spent lhe day in
the cit, Yesterday. ile reached here early
Yesterday morning and leit last night at
O'clock TOR Lynrhnurs. IT, called upon the
Governor and h.s other friends ai the Capt.
on. and was very jubllant over the result OF
the election. iie was registered 40 the
nlNi. lluuan.
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LECTION OF PRESIDENT.
Captain Henry {. Jones Succeeds Mr.
tinslic.

Cnpfnln Horny {. JOneS SUCCEEDS Mt
tinslic.
The board of managers held fun meet.
INK last night at their rooms in the Virginia
Mechanics institute. the object being 10 elect
president Of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitutc. % iill the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. George \. Ainslie
Mr.. !. J. Montague. positively declined
the position. and at the earnest solicitation
OF the board. Captain Henry 4. Jones was
prevailed on 10 accept the presidency, TO
which he was unanimously elected.
Captain Jones is most energetic and
capable man. and will discharge the duties
Of his position with fidelity that will in
crease the usefulness and importance Of the
institution.
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,rHE SrANDARD.BRED lStud-Book


l No. 1IXIi. IiOTrtN STALLION LILY
SIAN AID 81 Lab viii make the Season Of
1880 "a TAX Lawn lkilbys station, r.. L. &
D.. X. D. Hanover cDulty. on the following
terfns. ESQ fOi The seas N, payable invariably
no time 81 service, with 3 TO tie groom.
tLI-IAN AlyleLLAii was Oaled IN 1874.
The properly Of Chnres =. Dole. Esq oil
Glyslal AXE Illinois. and - entered In Wal
lncc', SIud-B ok as SaHduFi Bred with the
mum eF 1871. lie was got by Lakeland All
dali ih: he by KysdYk's liamDletOn'an out OF
suchlntfe~S. winch makes MIN r1ll brother
L.. uario1d. The sire cf MAUD =, record
2.ps3t. iue dam Of Ely>lau Ddallah II the
mare Rowing Nellie b. ta.slus NJ. Clay, t~tra-
'rl -. better nrwn a. heing The tam OF
Mambrilo bov. record 2:2O' Z, the grand sire OF
the great thrcc-y ar-Oid stallion 4 y ElLf,
record 9:l2. Ills s'cOin dam l. ny bctthunc.
;sn56: third dam 10y Rather. 2oO0 fourth dam
BY imported spread ta-lr.
The BiEkDiNS. therefore, or THIS me
horse l. emphaticaily 0W edyc. HIS sire Is
by the same ~,rsc that got Vol nicer, George
wilkes, Happy Medium, llarroll, Dictator,
StrathmOfc. Aberdeen. -ent mel. lhoindnie,
&c and the sire OF his dam II also the air !,
and graudsit0 OF a long array Of lroflefs and
Irotilng stations. such a. Harry Clry, En-
voy. Post Bow, DuringO. Kentucky clay.
American clay, and many others OF hisn
standard Through the Belthune mare he
get. "a cross OF The Lady stout blood. lie -
lei black in color. me size. and though ~, .
lish aud spirited Ia action. II of the indest
and most trac able temIor that would be
possible 10 md In any horse. and especially
Ia stallion. SPECIAL rat mode untii jan
Uary LIST tsoD. 20 zl-lot.
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The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
Mary \. Crump 10 Maggie L. Miller, wife
Of VIM. Al. Miller 30 feet on south side
Spring near Pine. $500; William King and
wife 20 Elijah Miller. - feet on east side
Allen rum NJ back 10 II. Peters, 500.
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OTHER VIEWS.


x reformatory's good thing and Rich
mond needs il badly. But she ought 10 i'm.
prove her streets more first" This is what
Mr.. jackson Bolton, assistant city engineer,
said.
"les. sir, we ought to have il, and I'll tell
YOU Just where | would favor putting it,
said Mr.. Preston. Belyin, one of our best citi-
zens. "You know where the old Seahrook
warehouse lot is. sir, on Grace from Seven
tcenih 10 Eighteenth: That's just the place
for il. The LOT belongs 10 the city. and il il
now rented out. The Jail and the Police
Court should be put in the same place. It's
absurd TO talk about having the Police
Court, with its gang of dirty deprayed ne
groes, around the new City Hall. Now, sir,
! would suggest that IL be arranged this
way: Let the reformatory front on Eigh-
teenth street and the Police Court and Jail
on seventeenth street"
Mr.. Charles l.. Siegel smiled as he said
ats good thing. I'm In favor OF it. Build
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
TO Meet his Morning-List of Delegate
10 he Present.

The State Methodist Conference will meet
in annual session al the BrOad-street Metho-
dist Church to-day beginning at $3.50 O'Clock,
Much work Of interest 10 the Methodist
denomination will De transacted.
LAY DELEGkTEs.
The following are the delegates 10 be- pres
cnt, DR.. g.. Anderson. Gloucester county
+. b. Brown. Albemarle; j. ". Bradley
Petersburg: y. 4. Blackwell. Lynchburg
George l.. Berry, Culpcpcr; DR.. J. J.. Bond
Wel.h. AccOmac: Captain i. L. BOggs. 40
comac: l.. l.. COckerell. Richmond county
W.T.. Chandler. Bowling Green: VI. \. Cog
bill. Chesterfield: Judge Cute. Farm
VILE; J.. Y. Corson. X. Il. trodder.
Amelia; l.. Q. Collins, Norfolk city
B. q. Campbell. j. W. &. Davis, Rich
II. ID. Gurrcant. Danyille; Judge ". l..
Holmes, Mecklenburg; VI. ID. Hawkins,
Captain Richard lrby. Ashland; j. h. Law
endcr. Henry county; II. Il. Linney. Cor
louisville. j. ". Mnter. +. :. Norman,
Lynchhure: l.. J.. Marks. Petersburg; W.
T. McMuien. llertheld. y. c.; /. W.
Mason. Northampton. y. g.: George l.. Ne
willie. Portsmouth; Judge 6. VI. Peak, lIamp-
ton; Jno. X. Pace Danyille; X. W Peatross.
Dinyille; Richard Pollard. Lynchbure
l.. l.. smith. Murireesboro. y. g.. -. T.. school
utlu. DdhNille. y. -. ~urIhtlu. Iluf anna o
Prof Francis II. smith, University Of \ir-
ginia; Il. T. West. Jr.. Louisa; DR.. j. NJ.
Wellnis. y. c.; {. Y. Winfree. Lynchburg;
l.. VI. West. Colonel j. l.. WOOlfeld. Nd.
CLERICAL DELEGATES.
All the ministers in the conference. about
- in number. are delegates cJ-01iciO.
The following nre among the most prOmi-
nent TO BE- present: Bishop Granbery. II.
Louis; Drs. !. T.. Edwards, Lynchburg;
". Y. Tudor. Norfolk; \. G.. Bledsoc.
charlottesville. Il. y. Sledd, Norfolk: ".
l.. Edwards. Portsmouth,; W. G.. starr.
Dan,ille, and Rev. ". l.. Evans, Peters
burg.
VISITORS TO THE CONFERENCE.
The following are among the prominent
visitors 10 the Conference, all OF whom are
from the Baltimore Conference: Rev. \. VI.
Cockley, Lexington; r. :. Ricd. editor OF
.he Raleigh christian 1drOcufe; Collins
Denney, and j. W. Comter.
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4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
~ OR
N EXCHANGE FuE CITY PROPERTY

WALNUT GROVE. situated in the upper
norton OF Spotsylyuuln county, contains ~,
scrss-I-O cleared. balance ln uiltin'l
growth: well wntcied. The best NDsd hoNss
IA the countv combining eight rooms, NIth
halls and poicles. c0yoIDi with tin. hehuiI-
fol shade treas kysrs clubhouse mot could
be- desired OF nrst class farm w. hun-
bred q nny thousand pounds oi nay "ss
cut on the farm THIS suMmo nhN u 10y
IofnD lafed on ths plnca. Church nnl poet
Office within enc mile. ana giist nnd -HW
mill within half mile. The Niciera Jog p
mace "A braHch 90 the Chesapeake and ONE
Railway and the Fredericksburg an' 'fihss
l'orrthcuse Railroad both seven ~ aiss
from the fnfnl. Dor further Information. eSll
"a or ed1r.s. pR a.. -illiH
ccl3 433 Bread street. hisnmons, "a.
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There are very few people who carclessly
walk about ON top OF them who have aeA
well defined and clear set ideas Of what
trouble a sewer il.
Now, everybody knows something about
plumbers, at least IL there Dee a city soul
who does not, il has a rich surprise in store,
but sewer, are something diflcreni They
are on noblcr plan. and il one ever attacks
YOU. unless prompt and proper treatment is
applied. you had rs well make up your mind
10 settle.
The quecrest dodge in the sewer line L.,
however, found in the fact that the sewers
have sewed up the Committee on Streets.
and 10 that extent the Council. The sppro-
priations 10 build sewers got tangled. and
while the work was done In some places
the mislt was so complete in the in
tent Of the appropriation in others
that the money was mol forthcoming. and in
the strengthening of the tangled skciu Of
opinion. parliamentary and financial. 50
many views were thrown forward that the
summer j. ended and the winter Is here,
aud but little sewer work has been done.
Ii looks like the sewers have made cor
per on the Council.
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Mr.. Thomas Davis. one Of the newly
elected members Of the House Of Delegates
from this district. was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Davis has been given one Of tAe best
seats in the hall Of the House Of Delegates.
and his deskmate will bee Hon. Joseph Hob
son. Of pOwhatan. Their seats Will De
close 10 the Speakers chair.
Mr.. o. {. West and his brothers. wife and
4 child were thrown from buggy ON Porter
street between Fourteenth and IinAieenth
sunday night and nOrrOwly escaped serious
injury. They drove into a Wa-h-0ut. 80
lights were near by 10 warn them Of the
danger
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Reports of Government Chemists.

The Royal Baking Powder is composed OF
pure and wholesome ingredients. II does not
contain either alum or phosphaies. or other in
furious substances. EDWARD G. LOVE, Ph.D.
The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
"HENRY A. MORT, NJ. d.. Phi. ID.
"The Royal Baking Powder is purest IN quail
ity and highest in strength Of any baking pow
der Of which have knowledge.
"WM McMURTME, Pm. ID.
An Alum baking powders, no matter how
high their strength. are TO be avoided as dam
eerous Phosphate powders liberate Their gas
too freely. or under climatic changes sdiier de-
tcriorauOn.
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LOTTERY Prizes.

The following numbers drew the eleven
highest prizes In the Louisiana Lottery yes
lcrlay: ~. jS,iii, 7,1j2, 2,is2, 1862, 1921,
1907, IS, 2S0, 1861, 1914, $3.50.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDERS.
LEAVENING POWER
Of the various Baking Powders illus
trated from actual tests.

GRANTS (Alum)
RUMFoRD's. Qresh).
HAsFoRp's when fresh) -
CHARM (Alum Powder.
pAvIs's and o. X (Aluml
CLEvELANDy .............,..
PIONEER (san Franeisco) ....... -
DR.. PRICES.
SNOW FLAKE lGroa-s) ..,..,..,.,.'1
CONGRESS .............,,..,....'.'
HECKER'S ............,.'s..'..s.''.
GlLLETS .....s.....s.ssssss.ss s's's
HAHFoRD's None suchl when not fresh. -
PEARL ANDREWS & Coz ................
punFoRn'S fphosnhatel. when not fresh. -
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ANOTHER COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. \. Bargamin. another Jail commits
sioner. expressed strong hopes that a re-
formatory would be built for the youthful
criminals. The Jail. he said. was not the
place for them. for there they could easily
become thoroughly corrupt in a few days.
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(llcst for dyspepsia and kidney irouoles)tl dc
lnered in any part II the city for twenty
i've cents per gallon. Owens X Miner Drug
&C., opposite Postoillce. adv.
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THE GOVERNORS IDEA.

When Governor Lee was asked about il.
he hauled out of his desk a copy Of his mes
sggc 10 the General Assembly IN lNs'. ana
pointed 10 the clause in which he recon-
mended the establishment of reformators
or industrial school. "lhcre should be a
wide discrimination. it said. lin the treat
ment Of boy. who is convicted. perhaps Of
his first Oiiensc against the law, and man
who has probed TO the bottom depths of
crime. The punishment Of criminal youths
should have reiormatOry IL well rs punt
tive object. but il is impossible 10 put into
practice reformatory measures where the
two CLASSES ofcriminals come in daily con-
fact with each other
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NOTICE

have this ,lny appointed NJ CAMPBELL
ny agent 10 buy and sell for cash,
.c3l-l6t r.. >. CUMMINGS.
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MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETlNG.-1HE AN
hNtfAL MEETING 90 the >rOtksivi.l-
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JUDGE FLOURNOY

Judge II. ". FlournOy, Secretary of the
Commonwealth. il a firm believer in the
good to 1e accomplished by such an nstitu-
ton. THE whites and blacks, hswever.
should Ice kept separated" he thought. "ihe
more | see of the negro and study his
characteristics. the more | am convinced
that he is scarcely more than an animal. 1t
is not right 10 put white people, however
much they have fallen, among race that
is neither yirtuOus nor honest from prin-
ciple, and don't think it would be justice TO
IN. whites 10 make them suffer informing
Ing"
Captain J. H. O'Bannon. Superintendent
Of Public Printing. advanced a