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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
John L. Sullivan Has Squandered All
Of His Wealth.
MONEY MAKING COLORED RIDERS
Storms on the Plains Throw Down
the Telegraph Lines-The
Chicago Sensation.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
MONEY MAKING COLORED RIDERS
SLoGGER SULLIVAN.

IspEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRD-uN1osl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15
TWO LINES OF LADIES' SHOES OF EXTRA VALUE.

We placed stock yesterday 16 Ladies'
from leading Philadelphia your parcu.
lar attention SHOE. We don't think
there Shoe of that this
for make finish material
and lasts widths D. zes
is extra well made and perfect filter.
LINE 2-LADIES DONGOLA BUTTON SHOE; made on the
latest last; heels; toes
sizes q 81 widths A, and EE This the
the price the COas$1 s Show Window.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

FIRsTCLAss ROOMS AND BOARD IN A
l. private family; terms reasonable. Address |
by mail southeast corner Second and ? sts Oft |
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

EOR SALE-A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUsHEK
L Piano; cost 81 .0C0; will be sold at bargain.
Inquire at this Office. fe2S-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

L stock aud tools: only shop in the town. In
quire of NJ. DRAKE, Penryn, Placer county,
Gal 10
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

Fair Oaks Corps, No. l3.-Reguiar meet
Ing THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 2:3O O. clock.
FLORENCE MILLER, President
EMMA BIDwELL. Secretary lts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

DASTURAGE-2 ACRES OF FINE ALFALFA
i pasturage for sale. Also, three stacks of
alfalfa hay. INQUIRE of BROWN BROS,
Eleventh and K streets s24-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15
FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

FINo LET-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BATH,
Il hot and cold water; private family; good
locality s6 month. Inquire at this ofice.o7 o.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15
g g NOW, WE WILL WAGER $500! :
THAT OUR MEMS CALF So SHOE
WILL OUTWEAR ANY SHOE SOLD
for the SAME MONEY IN THE STATE.

To test this fairly and
mine foot and theirs the other foot.
around the Agricultural Park
If falls will pay $500
peitOr he to do the This consider the
puted points either Shoe may have
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15

New York, October 14th.-The Episco-
palians this afternoon appropriated 81, 200
for missionary work among the negroes of
the Southern States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

An Elegant Cormsn-Tie Decorations.
Correspondence OF tho Kichmond Dspaichl
DEcgMFs -, $50
An olegsnt sornan was given last night al
Pas. Belmont" 10y Miss fannie Long, an nis
tractige and popular yoaug ef5n'an'' OF this
rc gAuorho3i
The yard Was ir,llisuu lighted with Chine. o
lanterns and in tho house decorations OF misi.e-
Toe holly, evergreen. aol vine, Of various de-
scriuucns hung IN graceful fotioons around tho
walls.
ma guests assembled shortly after O'Clock,
and The dancing began almost tmme iiGiely and
cortnuei FAR into The "woe small hours. Miss
Long prestded over the occasion with ease and
er..e' and every one departed declaring the -n-
tcrtslnnent q delightful success IN every detail
Among mo guests present were the Nlssos
PAGE. BOwcock. Fox. Delarnet Mead, Namp-in-
Everett. NM liaucocs. and furvis The genie
men were tho Aes'rs. Randolph, Page hagru-
der. BowcOrk, Mead. Minor, Fox, Montague -
Richmond. Bond. Holden, Puryis, Macon. carr.
Goodman, aud others. LfsrHAAeE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
JUSTICE cRuTcHFIELo's WORK.
John Williams Sent On for Burglary
Other Policr-Cnnrt Cases.

In tho Police Court yesterday morning
John Williams, a colored man ripe IN years
and old N crime. was charged with steal
inc two chairs and two tables. the property
OF Edward Y. Cannon. and with stealing 9
lot OF wearing apparel, the property OF
some person unknown. An examination
wa. held in the former case and the latter
was continued until January 3d. Giles
Jackson represented the accused. The
evidence showed that the prisoner broke
into Mr. CannOn's Office between Saturday
night and Monday morning and stole these
articles. and IN fact he admitted bis guilt
to the officer who made the arrest. lie was
sent on 10 the grand jury. go,
Moses Claiborne (colored). charged with
being q su-mciou= character and stealing d
pnir If pants Of the value Of -. tine pro
perty OF n. Hrncs, was sent 10 jail Ton
ninety DAYS and required 20 give security
for twelve months IN The sum of 500.
samuel Sutton lcolOred charged VIII
benz disordorly and creating q disturb
an,e I'm the bar-r0om Of James Perkins
Continued until the 26tn instant
James Gum. ASSEMBLING and beating his
wife Fined so and costs.
John Thomas icoi0rrdl. breaking tho
wfudlw-rla,s q the store NO. lOj norm
Eighteenth street with intent O. commit
larceny. Sent 20 jail IN Default of surety
FOL twelve months.
Edward Redmond. drunk and carving
concealed weapons. Fined 80 and costs.
The examination in tie continued case ~
Thadlous Monroe .coioredI charged VII
shooting John Cravlcy, with intent 70 kili;
showed tia; the shooting wa accidental
and the case was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

.
ine inf .on.a continues io rhs1 in many ipi-
olga cities.
.-.,. ,... ,i....- fi.,s -. o. a., a..-
ci1ent az Wtasue, il., lEsi might
e..-. ....,. - ,.... yc-. f,-,
'uo 0""-H -'- IN. .., ~ . - n.
NJ P',- iIs,'' WIN ''o "'-'"
,... .,........... ,....,
Al I'''ei' i7'.' '.'. 49,. . H
one ia % va you t'' ~. '.'.- .o '''- sos 81.
l7 ~ i'f. -'s"'S ''' i1H'i'
Ihe ioH-r7 Oh nft '','.. o. T.
.il'nii'l me- ~ ~, -'' "''
'''''
An enr.y lUiaa1.r -freorrut is hoped f0r be-
I've ~ J.. iNi eii .l.Fn. ,'.A q" 'I'''
'"''" N'''..'' "'''
Tta' .r Anarchists % irgsuo late posted via-
carts callin, uion iAe people inrrr go follow The
'@--'' '' 90 '.''
OuJauuery lat tle wages oi no employees 90
Clio Ia-saHaula llol and Coat CONF ADV, o.
Scranton, Pa., viii D. in-ica5ri !tpm 10 l1 per
cent
An accident 20 elertrc-lsh t appliance a.
NaIrI lost uI-uf ceu-et o. Iaitc 4l u4e oi er a.
Hou.. $50 mage 10 tLe audience VI Queen.
who Na- pr.srl-
,.,... ,........ -,
BON |No .4n 10. .'''.' ''i-
.A' h-' .'., ."'li..'e ~ ,,, -. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

u.o;.,.. in tho civ ~ .pcnd
Clrs.ma..
...lvr ,y,,l;,,,s If bland was
g.. ,''' .''' ..,,'.t..j,,'
NJ. t.-.lt.,.r ~ ,rcvos is,uny,-it 70
-"i t,.,.,t..
H'
G'nef" l"hn.y "a; Va 'i','l -. l ClrI
"l.' 'i'"| '' ''.'
Mis- Dunlop. Of Macon Ga, rs th' cue
of l,r sister, III ''i'''''' ''''''
'4"'"''"'
Miss Schwaww9C lier. ol b,ooAN d, ~.
y. D. tt" guest 90 MISS i'' -''' "'' - VIZ
tl"H"Ih @lie'''
Miss Lucy Colcs, of s. Louis. le the
@n'-i ~ VT. ana BIS J. - '''.'''""'' - We
tIAnN'i" '.'''''
Cadet Julien Buiord, Jr.. ot the Davis
School. n. g.. Is 'Pei'''' ''' = '' D. ''''''
WIZ hia p'''"'-'
NTe..rs. George W. EVchart and Arthur
T. Warpie. oi clarke county, were "' '"V
Capitol yesterday.
Professor and Mrs Thomas r. Price. of
Now Work. are stopping with Captain aud
Ms Philip liaSali
Mrs Maggie Mitchell. o. Petersburg. is
spDudiuc tLr Christmas holidays With Nj.
and Ms. j. III. Roach.
,fi.. ArcoJ l,boroor of Chesterfield
county. is,i.ting Miss Clara Null, north
Nycutv.fourth street
,......,,,. f,r-,orl,. of his
a.. o.. 50 49,, ,,' "iY,ir.,ro }s snrnd-
ire his Christmas here.
,,...:. ,r...., s r;,,r ord oue.,
A'os N-'' .'.' ,,',,i bnr fr,~rds
4, sprr,,', W. w ~ r'',rh
~, - U.,,.no 80 c,;o,r5 for,,crlv
.i'' ~ ~ n.''i:si ',,,,3 60, and Cot-
Se'lS,.'iY oi ''' ,i''i,,.
TON LNei''Hr'' IL VI
The Governor yesterday appointed pr;.
- - " nu"1 -. vi -, Observation-Disclosures
'he ''a'' 1'0'i vs.
Mr.. Oscar f. phillips, Of thus city, has
been called 80 somerset. ny, by me sud
den death OF hls brother, IAchard philips
Dr 7. T Baker. Of New York. and Mr..
john G. Scott, Of the University, of w
cinia. are IL Richmond 10 spend the hoh-
days.
M. Wallace. Neff Formerly Miss
", any .i.si ,y,.i,nnn,' with her sister.
ssioI'u 49, w., II Rnsd II on Franklin
''.,. '''' ''
''''0''
Mrs. Nltcher Jones ana hlss hhtEhi,V'
her tnurhfgr, 1i san Jose, = 81, arc t4iN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Ihepari.l 90 tine residence of Mr.. Ii. ".
..-.rs. 400 Floyd avenue. presented Il
..utlul strue ia,t CsHuus ON ;hc Vcca-
...r ot che marriage oi Miss bessie Sigrin~
NrI 4. llcD-ra. which took place al
.r.Hck
fr,-rs. George c. NcGilvray and John
d. sifrius acted ae ushers. Roy. Dr. >.
- lambeth performed tho ceremony.
.. bride was att'rcd ln travelling sWt
.r BROWN cloth. Hua WAS conspicuous tol
.... characteristics which have Won ~
u.dr circle of admirers
.lr Mr0i,iay IS well known IN connec-
with tho educational work OF the
...... wIfl which he has for several years
.... prominently ideuulrd. lie ls rccog-
.l.4 as4youue man of hno character and
ed talent. and Ills his position ~
...sfary ot tic State Board OF Education
u.fn marked ability.
Among tlnsc pro sent were Governor Lee,
N... William Iovonstein. Hon. W. J..
th. Hon. =. l.. buchanan, Superinten-
D..t - Public Instruction; Supernten-
...t s.. D. Fox. aLd fho corps OF principals
.ffl. Redmond public schools.
INe popularity OF tao young couple was
r.8accl uy the Numerous presents re-
.rei
Nr and Mr.. McGlvrsy left on the 7:iS
.-a.n fof toar of the principal northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
CUT IN TWAIN.
Horrible Death of Negro at stauutcn

Horrible Death of Negro at stauntcn
special telegram 70 TIA Dispat-hl
STANTON, Va. December A-Josepl
BRYAN. colored man aged about tor'y
wears. whose home was at Scottsyiile, Va,
WIS instantly killed at the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway passenger station TINS morn
inc about . O'clock. He was q passengeg
on the east-bound express train due here
mi Is0 A. 81. When It arrived ha
left the car. The train stopped I'm,
q few minutes, starting on before
he returned. lie attempted 70 beard
The cars when they were in motion,
hut was warned not to try il. He persist
ed, and missing his ann was thrown under
the wheels and his body severed N twain.
lie had some money on his person. The
coroner's jury rendered verdict that he
came 20 his death by his own careiessness.
Tie body was placed in coffin and sent
East on the arrival OF the next tram bound
in that direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
GzAs-.azz.EsSZEzCsHzszz


DAyIS.-Died. December -, 1852. neAr New
port .sNs on tle llese1ra5e aud Di.o rail-
aay, ). H. DAVIS, IN tue HenIy-oigh!h year ~
his axe.
H.s flner4iyiil take plsce az ysnabie-sirest
Rapttst church ana k-DAY, Deem Der 2bln, AZ
33i 0'co-k p. N. Friends ard scgualnl4nces ars
invited ~ attend
HARRIs Died, Decemter e4tb. a, tne rest
deuco OF ~ parents, 40. li0s Chaln street. at
G.l5 4. 81, CLIFFORD /. HARhlS. infant son q
George Is. an Miriam :. Harris; aged 1hfee
Conc but not forgotten.
Tho funeral VIII tass place az O'c'0ck HIS
AFTERNOON from ueir rraideuce. Friends Il
tie family are Invited % attend
nOGG.-Died, from rheumatism at ne heart.
nj his residence, Az vest aaln sireot, tue sdsy.
December BID. al II A. ", FRANCIS W, hOaD,
DO tne forty-eighth year az his 0se.
uODSErT.-Diei. a. II o'clock isst night, az
81, Caiherine sireet. MAJ L., daughter u MS
saran hoduest, aged ten ycagA
LGyEll.-Wed, al his late rss.dsac "a
Twelfth street between Porter and Balabrlfg-
s,rsei-. Manchester. a. tsu minutes to o'ciocS
yesterday m0inirg, q soS0b ". 10 ELL, an
th- x,y-sayentn year OF his age.
Tho funeral VIII tase ps,o THU ksOAY
MORNING 20 10 o'clock frem tho CeniIsi Mo ho-
DIST church. Friends and Gcqualntances Invited
10 aflrEe.
BaIla.ore papers please copy.
WOOD. -Dloi. suddenly. Tuesday. December
2sih, a. so A. d.. a. her residence, 81 CHA
sre6l, SARAH j., beloved vito OF heury Wool.
Asleep In J-sgs, blessed sleep,
Prem wD.cn n0ae ever naSe ~ weep
calm and undi-turDef reposs
UnOruAen Oy tie last Of foes.
ste lsavo. husband and three children 70
mourn tnsir loss.
Her fiaorai viii tste pisce from Lsafel-street
Methodist church THU fsDAf, December % a,
g.3 Z. q. Friopis ~ ihs family are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
FRESH PlNE-TAGS.
AVIS NOTES GATHERED HERE AND
THERE AT RALEIGH.
,....arc tor Communication OF Scrtcncc-A
singular Case--Rcpublicsn FRO
frsston and Practice.


r.-..... ~ g., December 2f-W. l.
Others store ~ Hookortoa was
urday nich,. The Ere ~ sup
.t. .. incovd.Arv. The loss 81 500
sul Isl ga .ured Tor $500
r' &c police officers have cap
negro convict uainci Laiam Hoyl.
..aumcr escaped froni the pcni-
me COuf, sustains The decision
.r.r Court 30 tho case Of two
nri 'ial,1rd and Wills. who
e ~ burglary and sentenced
Governor Fowle vii ISSUE
sut, COY them.
e.fAr PRESSURE.
pressure rs being brought 70 bear
.r1r toiaducc hun 90 commute
meut fAr death sentence Of
l. white man of Wa&e
... ra, convicted az criminal as
alleged ihat Parrish ~ not Of
from the President o. the
.lr.wcrs' 4 .orat.cn that the
n ma Moore county lead all
late iu The r,age of new
.t.i0i tli- season. kaieIgh be-
hi'ic eirl Of ". A. Saior. ~
t.Ir years. if.i from porch
Jared her shul. Her coudi-
STRANGE CASH.
sro tho y1uue daughter of
i"NIa Was shot 100 q mv--
.r.r Nt.o 20 tAo ward of her
lri-. She va~ for some
... cuud iou. lut finally re-
.Il.r Dee Wa- seized with
nniet lF ni'n-e pam at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Death of Mr.. George LoveIl-rersonaI and
Othor Items.

Mr. George W. Lowell, a well known and
respected resident Of this city, where hC
had lived for more than forty years. died "a
ter minutes 20 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
lag at his home on Twelfth street between
Iinlnbridgc aud Porter. Deceased. who
was IN she slxty-seyenth year Of his age.
HaI been suck for several weeks.
Mr.. Lowell was for number Of years a
member ~ the Manchester police force.
and in sucn capacity he faithfully served
tee CITY. Ia was tie father Of CAPTAIN
James Lowell, "a conductor On the Rich
mond and Danville railroad. and was three
times ina~ued. His last wife. who sur
wives him. was "a Miss Jones. 8 sister Of
Messrs G. A.. II. T., Alexander. aud Add
son Jones Mr.. Lowell also leaves 'wo
daughter. Mrs. William Allcn and Mrs..
James Young.
The funeral will take place AZ 10 o'clock
Tomorrow morning from the Central
Methodist church.
Tho Manchester merchants were 2 busy
sot ycsterda,. The stores were filed from
IorDWy until midnight. aud daring the
whole time the streets were crowded with
uustliue thTolg. The public schools, the
Richmond and Danville railroad shops,
aud most ofhor public places closed yes
torJav until after Now-Icar's day. aud
everybody is preparing for a Jolly Christ
ma mcmeuto.
10 allow the drivers on the Richmond
and Mauch -t"t railway % spend "a portion
Of Chr 'na7 with their families cars viii
bee taken Of earlier this evening than
usual. The last car will leave Manchester
December 18th at O'Clock. and leave Rich
moud AZ $50 O'Clock. Nr. BRYAN. the owner
of tlu- Inc. rs always confederate FOR his
eWplovc and las. over since Doe became
tine proprietor % the enterprise, presented
cncl operative with & handsome glit rs a
Christmas memento.
Judge b. g. Hancock was IN the citvyes-
tcrday, having adJourncd the Petersburg
Circuit Court over until THURSDAY. lie
viii commence u special term in GIccnce-
Vile the sta Of January Tor the trial Of
Randall Watson
Ohediah Newly the young man whose
toe was auputated several days o9o - con-
sequence % having his foot badly mashed
"a lr elevator. wa- injured ST. tho Marshall
Mills. and not the Old Dominion, n was
stated.
Hanson Hicks. q colorcd bow. vas ar
rested by Chief-of Police Llpsc0mb yester-
day afternoon for beating "a man under the
influence of liquor out OF a small amount
of money.
Miss Mina Johu'on. Of Prince Edward
county, le visiting her sister, Mrs. ". -.
Bradley. Of this city.
NIi.. S. $. Bnrsin-ehip left yesterday
afternoon fCT Dunviie To spend the hoA-
DAYS with h'r du htI. nfs. Coleman.
E.v. :. Is lhornnN leavcs tomorrow
toy.sit hls mothcrm AppomattoN county.
The Chesterfield troop Wi meet at tlor-
l.-sctto'- Hall at il O'Clock Friday morning
for lull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

u is really left in the room of Captain
ferref's Bootles), who IL in love With her
mud doesn't know that abe is married
l'ootles adopts the waif regardless OF the
ieers and insinuations OF his brother Off.
GERS, only IN the end 20 discover who the
father IL and 60 marry tho mother when
her gracoless husband has broken his neck
The play IS charmingly effective from the
contrast of pathos and comedy, and had a
tremendous run in New York. This will
bc rs first performance in Richmond.
The company Is headed by Misc Gabrielle
ou Saudi and CLARENCE iIandvside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
Richmond Theatre.

Il|t nielt w. Chmles 4. GardneF gave
a..t.er very pleasant presentation OF
Iafuerland" at the Theatre. Tins play
vI 1e repeated az the matinee this after
.aJr. ald Tonight Alr. Gardner val close
Da.s. mont with his old play hsTi
b. Prd3ler.n
Itrdly and Friday NIGHTS Kate Clax;
f.ls GREAT success, " Bootioss Baby" VIII
.. at tie theatre. The play y s0mewha!
9n tle order Of Little Lord faunueroy."
lt the story IL deceived woman mar
red 80 O. fascally officer IN an English cav
alry regiment who refuses 20 recognize her
I'D tries @ Get rid OF her Ia her des-
ueratsn she carries the baby TO the baf-
r4cka and leaves il, rs she sup.
0useo. ia her husbands quarters; but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
ANEW INDICTMENT
For Conspiracy to Bribe Cronin Jurors
rPr telarrnnn % tie Dlapa.ch.l

Cn1cAoo. December IA new indict-
meut for conspiracy 20 bride the Cronln
jurors has becn returned by The grand
iury apaifst John +. Graham. A. l.. Hanks,
Frederick ". Smith. Marx solomon. Jere-
miah O'Donuell, Thomas kayanaugh, and
Joseph koacn. II differed IN form in a
more careful and technical phraseolcgy
and amplor counts from the omnibus III.
dirtmcut returned tv the special grand
Jury which last investigated the coDspi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

John H. Bartlett, q Lyuoa1lrg, is rs VII
ur.. W H. Gaines nud Hiss elizabeth D..
Gaiu.-. .ul Ncrr.utou srr 81 100 Vat nsi hotoL
Co.orol Thomas -nlfth. of Now Mexico. iot-
meFit 81 VHrroul1n, Na., ls iu fle CITY,
T. A. Glasgow. q LeViag loa, Va, IS e'oppi-s 90
he AIo'ruf Titan.
en-. Nr-lIrc AMI wife. OF Richmond; ,. L.
Nle.o.. 90. tlo luitff-.'t Ni Flr-inlH, aui l- NJ.
Nuit "a, 90 bristol, Tenn, are a. mo ~. Ja'nol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
NIX ARRESTED.
Two warrants sworn ou'-A Heavy Bond.

Two NaTrants NWOrn Vut-A H'AFN b"n'
Special telegram 70 ino D'sost-Hl
GRrEyyurr. &. g.. December III. T.
NiX was arrested by the Sheriff tins after
noon. charged with fraud. HIS bond VIZ.
fixed 20 ~lI .OlO There were Two warrants
one sworn ont Ivy Lorautz y ltttlcr
# Baltimore. who claim cl77jolQ
and the other by Stern & Co.,. Of hichmont
claiming -l3o. Both claim interest. The
warrants were issued by judge ). D. Nor
ton. Of The Eighth circuit. Nix has not
found houdem'u up 10 the present time
but Will probably succeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
IL suPlEn MINERS.
No Chance Of Res Wing Any Of the Six
teen Alive.
m ..legrarh . W DI.pa.ch.I

san Avrarls. CA. December 24.-Therc
is 10 hopo &C re-cuug the sixteen minors
who wore buried hva cayc-in N the Utica
mine no Anele'a SUNDAY. Working partie-
have found two dead lies. but will not
be able t6 rcach' them IAtil tomorrow. and
II Is feared they VIII rot be able 10 reach
some Of the other victims for several
weeks. # is believed That NJ of he sixteen
men We're crushed % death by falling rock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

wrLrsWRE-BONRt Married, on Tuesday
evn4ICr. December -, l.,Y, al l. nion-- tat.on
Methodist rluru. by knE James O.. Martin,
Hr CnAElr- h. WILTSHIRE a. Miss
NAEt D. lOWRY. Dom ~ Richmond, "a.
WlNGFlGLD Bs.-Nsraod. CT ito
1871 l.t .a', 10y Row George topper. a. ule
home II ltr tr'ie, !n ms CITY. M cANf ID.
WINGFlELD. oi lrontol, Ohio, ana Misc GEOk-
90 F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25
His Choice.
lF0r ne Dlsgai,h.i

tfor ne Disihi,hI
In hours Of Aiter-toa rcqosu
Wv custom % mad been nf ists
To toll nv httic son Ct tnoSe
Whom history rculfsc good sd great,
Hc'd heard o. Washington ard tl3y.
Wars. Nenfelssohn. ConmtI-. Gray.
Ard others II fhai ofifl. array
Whose deeds iiumiaed Fame : estate.
The nabii found ne Chris;mes eve
Ny son attentive OF M knee
Calling now names Tor him 20 woaye
In wool OF fragrant memory,
And whom his bedtime hour ranc cut
asked him. being quiis IN doubt.
Which one II oil hed heard abOut-
Had he the choice-hed Ike 70 DC.
Silence ono golden moment held
His cuuning min1 IN thoughtful pause.
Then. with 4 loos that quite iispeled
al question Of ny quick applause
lie raised his g'0win- eyes TO me,
Aud said 10 tone Of e.stacy,
well, paps, dear Ia nke 10 be
Thai sweet Old VI. Santa Claus
A look. perhaps, ny face revealed
That he had Deen misunderstood,
Whom quick y b. MS verdict sealed
WIN. $50 would you; Tou krow yon
Yon conduit help 10 lie. for oh!
Tia tound 10 mBke person grow
just awful happy, don't you -rOx,
To make 50 many folks feei eooi.n
kissed my little boy goodnight
Ere he my tear OF Joy coud see,
He'd measured nfe's rewards Alright
OF happiness hs'a found the key;
AMI as heard his voice la prayer
THIS plea hi. or.on did share
Iordl help his deeds 10 nfe % bear
The blessed fruit n Charity"
WADE WHlPPfE.
no not be induced 10 take any other pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Moan ,omoeratura.-~. '.......



t.H .ia. t'. 'Inufi III course ID. .i"f
Df ".|t Was esq ''fci D' .lH .-t N.i ''
H.I ..N gid Nih h'. - - WIS .t'f
frI.....i.u- .n Hf..i stocks inl fhr ueHl N ."i
fnD rn ~.. c.ei seen in One i.li .af 'i |.'
r.'. ''''. lh''' "1- Dr." .'' '
f.r '-.i.., ahl 1000 a- % '.'
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mess '-. '.Nli HtO-E8 "ft' 'l l,'-
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OBJ. 'iuHF f1li being reported in NfNr h.'i.'t-
lt.o. a surplus 0f Ht.If ENHI. ip, af'.r 'liug
Oil. .r,., aIrl.rf r. ioHerr.uis. ila Improve
Ilrrt WH4 fiI lNst later, ilt i'Htf- iNn 1897 v
batter f.... .ff... l.l flo rual gI .es uI- only
-..nin.tnt l.iran.- different trow zoos. "l
'.-. fr. % nl e'''a7 ch ITO ff ."it- .'.
lr..'e-ha u.s.. -Ielr aud ..'0r-ol wore more
o -f'rn tHnn fNH regular l.-., Nnl Nt.'r ~ QUO
tr showed en advance " n"a-' ger '. '.'
portion NJ which Fur d .- Nnftt over nj .li
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60. Money 't-
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Govern diIl ana
Tor 4a. ger 'Ht.t. IT, eA. INT a.. COZ lDNhs
.nI.. .tr tnf. state bonds I-Hl Tf 1880.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

The funeral OF ~. GEORGE .. HARRIS. who
died a. hts residence, No. : north Third street,
90 Tuesday evening, VIII take plaeo ia the o.
coni Presbyterian chuIch on ihU hSiNl 1. pc-
csriDer zsth. atig Al. The ooicsTs % the church
teldsr- and deacnnsl will be p2il-Dearers. Ills
acquaintance aud friends ara iovited 90 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

Rt.r..oEg. December %. 8alr more auI Onto
.-... lFnlIf.. Nortl0rn Ccltrll stock. Obi.
inrat. Wa. hinefo. ani Baltimore 1T cove
Oh .s.... -. fo 4Is, a.. Co. .l-, lt. cone
ault4.ol gss Doult iIlt do. sto-k. i3'4aib