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FIVE MEN PERISHED.
Great Destruction TO the Crops-A Body
Ashore.

trent Dt~iiNiilNH W tho 'i'F' - 'f''f
Ashore.
NoRrOLR. Va, April l0.-A special 10
the T,rg.n0a tonight, from Elizabeth
Cify. y. c.. saws the destruction by the
storm along ihe North Carolina coast
has been terrific. The schooner Susanna
was blowp ashore near llaiteras, break
inc I'm three pieces. and her crew OF five
men pcr-hed The schooner Susan was
wrecked I'm the same vicinity, and cap
tain and crew are missing The schooner
Parr0tt has gone down, and the captain
and crew have been drowned.
Destruction 10 the crops Will amount
tO several hundred thousand dollars. No
direct news has been received from
Hatteras vet, as the cable running across
Oregon Inlet Is washed away. The body
of Elijah i Lawson, Captain Of schooner
Northampton, is ashore at Virginia
Beach. and was recovered near that
place this afternoon Three hundred
dollars was found sewed in his clothes
The bodies of the other three men OF his
crew have not yet been recovered.
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DANyILLE.

The Grand Lodge of odd Fellows Elect
Omcers Roanoke Honored.
Special TO the TIMES
DANymIE, April lO-The Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows to-day elected The
following officers ~ L. Whitehurst' OF
Richmond, grand master W L. Lara
bee of Hampton, deputy grand master
@. C. Wheat. of Staunion grand warden
j. W. White. of Richmond, grand chap
lain: 7. Wiley Davis. of Richmond
grand secretary, j. ". Ferguson, OF
Richmond, grand treasureri James b-
Blanks of Petersburg grand representa-
tive 20 the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge will adjourn at d
late hour tonight The next meeting
viii be IN Roanoke.
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4 special Freight Kuuning Wild ilunges
Into a Passenger Car.

Into Passenger Car.
CHICAGO. April l0-Four persons were
killed and i've badly injured by an ac-
cideni that occurred ON the Chicago,
santa Fe and California road about >
o'clock ibis morning The regular day
express. SO .. which Jeff Kansas City az
$40 yesterday morning, was composed
of one baggage car and TWO
narlor cars. and the directors
car of the roads carrying q family from
Boston. The train reached Coal City,
.ixtv.three miles from Chicago, prompt
Iv ON time Three miles east, near VII
lace called Lorenzo. it was run into from
the rear hv special freight which was
running Wild 80 warning was given
10 the unfortunate occupants ol lhe
private car. and the collision occurred so
suddenly and with such force that 1t was
completely wrecked, and the locomotive
telesc0ped 10 nearly 90 the center. ne
second car however, escaped with "a
wrecked platform and steps The list oil
the killed and wounded is as follows
Kilcd-Robert Hearv Hart, Boston ;
Miss Alice Wnslow Brookline, Mass
Harry the porter Los Angeles
Thomas Smith, cook. Los Angeles.
Wounded-J f. Hart and wife,
Boston. Mass. probably fatally Henry
~ Lamb. Brooklne, Mass, fatally +.
+. Palmer. brakeman, Chicago, seriously
scalded and bruised.
The lenalneer ard fireman OF the
freight are terribly wounded and
.calded Their names could not be
learned
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CITY TAN IN.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELNQUEST
TAXES, RICHMOND, Va, April =, 1889.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE
ID CITY TT Is EQUikkD that notice
shall be- given in the daily newspapers, under
the direction OF the Committee on Finance,
that tue LIST OF DhLINQU kNI IAAhs
on REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
VIII be published boo one on moro ul the dally
papers and also the time and place Of sale OF
said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice Is
hereby given that said list will be published
ln the STATE on SATURDAY, the 20lh day Of
April and on sATJ hDAl, the ith day VI
May. lno4.
The sale will take place ma front Of the City
Hall. on Broad street between the hours OF T.
O'Clock VI. and O'Clock r. NJ. On MONDAY
the 0th day Of May. lsss.
All persons who DO not wish 20 have their
property advertised and sold must pay before
the 10Th day OF April. lssg. ...,,,
JOHN A. MEANLEY.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
ap 3-eOdtMay6
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steamer Lost.

BosroN, April lO.-A cablegram from
Commodore w. T. Weld states that on
March 2Oth, his schooneryatch "Gitana,
encountered in the Mediterranean a
heavy squall, in which three men were
washed overbQard Two were saved,
but the third, John Benson, one of the
crew, was drowned One of the gigs
was smashed. and the other was washed
overheard, but the yacht was not dam
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DANGERS OF THE DEEP.
Passengers on the steamer Chattshoochie
Become Psnic-Strieken and Act Like
Maniurs.

Maniacs.
New YORK, April 10-The steamer
ChattahOOchie, three days overdue from
Savannah, Ga, arrived here to-day. she
reports the storm as o very violent one,
and the passengers aver that they never
expected TO reach shore. The storm
was accompanied by hail. The
passengers were i'm their hunks
and herths on Sunday morning,
when giant wave broke over the YES
sci. carrying away a big section OF the
bulwarks and smashing the side OF the
saloon. Several other monster waves
followed, flooding the saloon and the
long tier Of sleeping berths. The pas
sengers awoke panic-stricken, to hnd
themselves in several feet of water, with
more pouring I'm. Women and men IN
all stages OF dress rushed hlther
and thiihcr. shouting that they were lost,
and calling ON God TO save them. some
tore their hairan acted more like insane
than sane persons The captain and
maie endeav0rcd 10 soCth the passengers
by assuring them that there was no
danger. but with little or no avail. The
passengers alternately prayed and cried
Am day Sunday and throughout the
night. The ship was meantime hove-to.
All the oil on board was used in an eff
fort to calm the sea, and break the force
Of the waves.
AtlOA. NJ Monday the storm had
abated, and The engines were again
started. By that time the vessel had
drified 200 miles ont of her course.
Captain Doggeit says 10 was the worst
gale he ever encountered One lady,
whose name was refused. was carried
down the gangway unconscious and
taken away in a cab Nearly all the pas
seneers are in an exhausted condition,
and many had been thrown down and
bruised so badly rs 10 be unable to walk.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

MRs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP shoud
always be- used when children are cutting
teeth. lt relieves the little sufferer NJ once
the child from pain. and the little cheruh
awake> As bright as button IL Is very
pleasant 20 taste. IL soOthes the child. sOftcns
the gums, al'ays all pain. relieves wind. regu-
lates the bo' sels. and j. the best known rem
edy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
'1g or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a
hottie
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ARCHITECTS.
WALTER HlGHAM,
ARCHITECT.
ROOM ID, SHAFER BUILDING.
RItHNOND.vA.. emb.i
DUyAL & NORTONs CELEBRA
i Il rrtn tIAnLl fYANIH

DUYAL IL NORTONS CELEBRA-
- TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses. Mules. Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs. warranted 90 cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used II
have 10 say
0oorge y. Smith, Atlees, Hanover county
Va. SAYS: Duyal 0 NortOn's Horse Tonic
S the best tonic ave ever used.
H. G. Ale2ant.f Old Church. Hanover
county, Va. says. 700 much cannot to said IN
praise OF Duval X NOrtOns Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis. Warwick g. H., Va. | think
Il almost indispensable 10 our raising hogs.
JOS. T. Garrov. Warwick, &. H.. Va. says
IL is tho best remedy 1 ever saw Tor chicken
cholera. as dozens OF my nslA htors viii testify.
4. +. Campbell, MauagOsck. King william
county, Va. I had valuable dog with
scratches which had give up TO die few
doses OF the Tonic made a complete cure.
Price, p and 70 cents per bottle. For sale
hy all druggists. sample bot ~ mail tof
Is cents 10 stamps. L. Z. kEEN z & Co,
Richmond Va
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Crushed TO Death.

SARATOGA, y y, April lO.-John
Wlmont was caught in the shaiung at
Vests Paper Mil, at Rallston, TINS
morning. and was crushed TO DEAN. ne
aitemoted TO diseutsngle a belt without
frsi stopping the machinery lie leaves
wife and three children.
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TAUNTON, Mass, April lO.-John
Trappier and Edward \. Munsey, two
railroad employees, were arrested to-day
for stealing freight from the Old Colony
road. \ large lot OF stolen goods has
been recovered. The men assert theiI
innocence
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MECkLENBURG.
some nrIef Solo from Chnse CIt

Correspondence of the TINES
CHASE CITY, April 1O-The weather
Is fine after week of storm, and oul
farmers are busy. The old men say that
April vet owes March three days. We
hope she will not pay in such blows as
we have had. The tobacco market is
looking up considerably Twelve new
buyers have recently gone on the iloors
and our farmers, getting weary OF wait
ing for great advance in prices, are
now selling more freely. Mr.. Saryay, OF
The firm of Vaughan y Saryay, Is in
town to-day chatting the boys.
The contract for the Baptist Male
Academy buildings win be let this week
Rev Thomas Drew, D. D., formerly OF
Richmond. now State evangelist Of Mis-
souri,. is visiting bis family here.
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COLUMBUS, o., April lO-Gioyera,or,
Foraker met with Il singular and painful
accident this morning, which may result
seriously. In getting out OF ms pain.
tub the entire nail OF one OF his great
toes Was torn away He is laid up al
home aud it may be several days before
he is able 10 walk.
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FEE WWTG,

Established January, 1921,
was absorbed by The Daily
EimCs December ~. lass.
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF

L Office c. s.. tCrt Monroe, Va, March u.
lss9. scaled proposals In tfiplicdte, subject TO
the usual conditions. with COPY Of this al
vertlsement attached, Will be received at this
Office. until l. o'clock noon, on Saturday,
April l3 1879, and then opened for furnishing
and delivering ths Fresh Beef required BY the
substance Department. | nlted States Army,
at this post. for issues 10 troops thereat dur
ing the fiscal year commencing July ]. isoy.
Preferences viii be given 10 articles OF do
nestle production or manufacture, conditions
OF quality and price lncludirg IN the price OF
foreign Productions or manufactures the duty
thereunl being equal. Proposals must Dc en-
closed In sealed envelopes. marked Proposal
for Fresh Beef" ard addressed 20 the under
signed The government resrry, the right 10
elect any or all proposals. Full Information
must be obtained Oy application 10 this Ofiee.
W. n. NASd, Captain and &. ;.
mhi.,ls,l9D,apll,l2
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The Late Captain Dawson. Successor

CHARLESTON, ;. c., April l0.-J. {.
Hemphill was to-day made manager oi
the Aecs and C0urier, succeeding the
late Captain Dawson. Mr. Hemphill has
been chief of the editorial staif OF the
paper for number Of years.
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Providence, r. l., April l0.-The
Legislature to-day elected Nathan +.
Dixon, Of Westerly, as United States
senator. 10 succeed Jonathan Chace, re-
signed. Mr.. Dixon is a Republican, and
has served several terms in Congress as A
representative from Rhode Island. His
last Conrressional term expired in 1871.
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LICENSE TANEs.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND. Va. March -. 1850

OFFICE or 'll1 lOlLki ihN,
RICHMOND, Va. March 3. l,sa.
I ICENSE TAX-CITl LICENSES
l. for the year l-s9 have been placed iu my
hands for collection aud are now due, as fol-
lows.
AGENTS-lBaggage and Expre's, Fertilizer.
Insurance. LABOR. Land Manufacturing Ar
ticle-. Renting Houses. hailr0ad llcke =,
Steamship LuesJ ARCHITECTS. AIIOk-
NEYs-AT-LA y. AlCIlONEthS-.6 General
Real Estate. Tobacco. Common trier.l BAR
ROOM. BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES BhOk ERs- Cattle. Commercial,
Insurance. Merchandise. Pawn. Railroad
tickets ship, stock. IOhaccoI CHEM - -,
CITY SCANENGER, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. DENTISTS. DETECTIVE At hEN-
CIES. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH ami
OYSTERS, FkUIT STANDS aud BASKETS,
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS, LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale Ret d, Wholesale
Malt. BOtfling Beer Livery STABLES,
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEASi hEkS.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES. PIDIOGRAPH-
Frs. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS,
PUBLIC ROOMS. RES TAU RANTS. SNACK :,
STORAGE. TELEGRAPH aud 4 IELLPlt ~ l.
COMPANIES. VETERINARY 81 kG EONS,
AND ALL PERSONS SUBJ ECI TO A
LICENSE TAX,
Parties falling 10 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 80. 1889. will be- subject 10 the penalty
prescribed by the City triinance-.
r. ". NNlNGHAM.
apT-td Collector Ot city Taxes.
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Polite. in the Far West.

New YORK, April lO.-A special from
Butte. Mont, TO the World says. In the
local elections yesterday the Democrats
carried Butte, Helena, Bozeman, and
Great Falls, and it is conceded that this
result means the addition Of two United
States Senators and a member OF Con
gress TO the Democratic forces at Wash
inrton. Butte went Republican last fail
800. now the Democratic majority Is
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4 Convention 60 Organize white hep"D
lican Party iu the south

liCAn IurtY N INC '""'"'
BmuINGu,N. Ala. April lO-A con
ycnron 90 orranize white Republican
marty I'M the South met here al noon TO-
oav. About three hundred delegates
are in attendance. representing Alabama
Mississippi Texas. Arkansas and Len.
ne.,cc il is understood that am ehor'
wUl De made bva few colorcd Republi'
cams and their sympathzers TO de-
f.af the object of the conyen-
liam which +. 10 organize in the
South Republican party which shail
be controlled by the best white men I'D
the party, and to exclude the negro jlonl
AN party councils. The originaiors OF
tbe scheme are very hopeful of success
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81 HAVE been afflicted with an alice
ton OF the throat from childhood, caused
bv diphtheria, and have used various
remedies but have never found anything
equal TO BRowN's BROSCHIAL TRocHEs.
Rec. q. ~ T. Hampton, P'ket0n, by
Sold only in boxes.
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The Unlted State. and Germany,

WAsnISGToN. d. c., April l0.-It was
announced at the State Department to-
dav that an amicable arrangement bad
been made between this government and
Germany, in which the English Govern
ment will concur-that but one war
vessel Of each of the three treaty
making powers shall be kept at
Samoa. pending the Berlin confer
ence. Tie American vessel stationed
there will be the Alert, now under orders
at Honolulu 10 proceed TO Samoa, and
the Germans will send the corvette
Sophie To-day the Secretary OF the
Navy cabled countermand to the
orders recently sent to the Richmond, to
proceed 90 samoa Secretary Tracey
also authorized the statement that the
Adams will not be sent 10 Samoa.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Growth Of Febianism.

The Growth OF fehitni-m.
LONDON, April 10.-ln the course OF a
speech before the PANEL Commission
to-day, Sir Charles Russell arguing in
| behalf of the Parnellites, recounted II e
history Of the growth of Fenianism in
America, which he said was merging
into the movement TO obtain justice
for Ireland by legal agitation.
The history of the National League
in America said Sir Charles, shows
no completely in crime. There is no
| period in the history OF Ireland in which
the people Of the Irish race In that great
Ireland beyond the seas were not willing
to accept the right of self-governmen,
with the rest Of the British empire
Sir Charles said that Mr. Parnell was
not associated with any secret society.
lie had never met Patrick Ford, nor was
he implicated in any conspiracy what
ever.
Michael Davitt, although friend of
Ford's, had repeatedly denounced out
RACES and all agitation that melted to
them
SENTENCED.
DUBLIN, April lO.-The Revs Morris
and Cunningham were sentenced to-day
at Nenagh, County Tipperary, to two
months imprisonment without hard la
bOr for ofIenses under the Crimes act.
The clergymen appealed from the sen
tence.
CAPTURED AT LUBECK.
HAMBURG, April 1O.-The supposed
murderer of the boy Steinfatt, whose
mutilated body was found on the road
side near here on Monday, has been cap
tured at Lubeck.
ARRIVED AT PARIS.
PARIS. April 10.-Dr Charles Pelle.
grini, Vice-President of the Argentine
Republic and Mr.. W. X. Vanderbilt ar
rived here to-day.
ABOUT TO MAKE INQUIRIES.
LoxDoN, April lO-The admiralty
officials are about TO make inquiries into
the efforts Of the Duke of Edinburg, adj
miral Of the Mediterranean squadron, 20
hoat the man-of-war Sultan. which
recently went ashore on reefs in the
Mediterranean sea.
PASSED THE ARMY BILL.
lLNNAt pm lN.-- ll' l'M'i h'"''
OF the Reichsrath has passed the Army
bin with the amendments made by the
Hungarian Diet
CANT GET RID OF THE rabbits
SYDNEY. y. s. W,April l0-The com
mitiee which has been investigating VI.
Pasteur's method of eytermnating rab-
bits from Australia reports that rabbits
inoculaied with the virus Of chicken
cholera die, but the disease was not COM
municated from one 10 another.
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
LONDON, April lO.-Sir Charles Rus
sell. now opening the Parnell Commis-
sion. will finish his speech on Friday
The commission will then adjourn till
the Both instant, when Mr. Parnell will
give his testimony before the conSnis-
sion.
A DENIAL.
LONDON, April l0.-ln the House Of
Commons 10 night Nr DOds0n II Mad
den, conservative member for Dublin
University, denied the circulated report
that Lord Londonderry intended 90 re-
sign the office OF Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland
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Verdict of Not Guilty.

OMAHA. NEB., April l0-The jury on
the Miss Beechler murder trial retired at
1925 o'clock this morning and at IL
o'clock returneda verdict OF mot
guilty"
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CTOLEN, FROM WESTBROOk
> FARM. Henrlo county. Friday night
March ~. lssV ore DARK BAY MARE. tbS-
teen years old: black name aud tail; black legs-
The lett fore knee T. slightly swollen. GA
the inside Of the rclegs near the shoulders
are some white hairs. Newly shed ON tho
front feet. 4 prominent eye, and rather gay
looking IN harness. About nfton hands
high The shoes are stamped with the Initials
OF the smith, J. ". T.
TIN DOLIARS KRwARD for the return
of the mare. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
for detection Of the thief
ANY In ormation may be given TO Major
JOHN POE. Chief " Police, or .
JOHN WREN,
National Police Detective Agency;
ap str llO6 Bank street, Richmond. va
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Do get a bottle of DR.. Davids cough
syrup and cure that cough.

Sleepless nights made miserable be
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is thy
Remedy for you.
Owens i MINOR DRrG Co.
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THOSE PEAKLG fEETH may he KEEP
so by using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
nection with kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS i MINOR DRUs Co.
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Death of nesr-Admlral Patterson.

WAsHINGToN, April l0.-liear-Ad
raj Thomas II. Patterson, retired, Of the
navE died at his residence, in this city,
to-day. He has been sick for nearly a
year He became admiral May 10, 1852.
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100 East Broad Street

Wants. marriage and
Death Notices. not exceed
ifsg eight lines. .SJ cents for
each insertion.
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LONDON, April l0.-ln the House of
Commons tonight Mr D0ds0n H. Mad
den, conservative member for Dublin
University denied the circulated report
that Lord Londonderry intended 10 re-
sign the office OF Lord Lieutenant Of
lrelnnl
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BASE cOUNTERFEITER he who would
RAIN of upon customer any other
iicle for Dr. Dayid's Cough Syr 10, tn
old reliable case.
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NOTICE


NOIItEl NUTIJE NUIItE
will have an auction on
THURSDAY NEXT. THR iirH APRIL
at lO.5O O'Clock All parties having forfeited
d edges with mo will please call and pay In
terest OF redeem them, or they will be sold.
ELLIS ADRIAN,
el5 eat broad street.
j. II. DAVIS. AuctiOneer.
Sale conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL.
ap5-1s
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NEW YORK, April l0.-rhe stock Ex-
change will be closed on Good Friday
April Goth. and on April Goth and Both.
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MEETINGS

DY REQUEST OF THE HOLDERS
ID OF majority of the stock, general
meeting of the stockholders OF the lIMFs
Publishing Company will be- held AZ the Office
of the company. in the city Of Richmond. Va,
ON FRIDAY. the 10Th day of MAY, leS9, az II VI.
splO.td n. B. OWEN President.
4 NNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE
y BfRLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA VIII
be- held az II. Pauls Church on THIS EVEN
Nc al SIS o'clock.
Interesting exercises may be expected.
good music. reports. etc.
Jackson, u. D.. and Hon. j. j. ". Curry ID.
ID. Tho public are cordially invited 10 at
tend. apll IL
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THE PARNELL COMMISSION

LONDON, April l0-Sir Charles Rus
sell. now opening the Parnell Commits
sion, will finish his speech on Friday
The commission will then adjourn till
the Both instant, when Mr.. Parnell will
give his testimony before the consnis-
sion
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THAT hacking cough can be 80 quickly
eured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS X MINOR DRUG Co
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4 REAL GOOD BUGGY-HORSE
y for sale cheap. Apply % T. h. WYLEs
4 co. general cOmmi sion mei chants. I'D
Cary street. kLchmond. Va. ap lO ~
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I'UR RENT-TIE DESIRABLE
I Dos. I.n.. No. s-.r Itst IrinEIn. with
.I.rn iulrrurem.ut4 H4rh. Hot or
t.I Water Apply ou the premises.
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TIEE nAILN TIMES.

Published every day i'm The
wear. and the only Monday
morning daily issued i'll
irgiuia.
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sENrENoFD

DUBLIN, April 10.-The Revs Morris
and Cunningham were sentenced to-day
at Nenagh, County Tipperary, to two
months imprisonment without hard la
bor for ofIenses under the Crimes act.
The clergymen appealed from the sen
tence
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Catarrh cured by Mrs. Joe Persons
remedy.
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FOR SALE.

SCOTTsylLLE COURIER FOR
> sALE.--I Will sell at very reasonable
rates the l0uisr. published weekly st scOtts-
VILE. Alhemarle county, Va. The paper has
been published continuously Tor flfty three
years and has ways made fair income.
well equipped job Office Is attached TO the
newspaper department. For particulars al
dress
JC. HILL.
lscOusyille, Va.
Railroad commissioners Office, Richmond.
mru yS- -th.su-Jl