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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-03
NEGRO SERVANTS
Causing Great Dissati- faction In Birming.
ham.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. November 29.-fSpe-
cial Correspondence. The ladies Of Birm-
ngham experience great trouble in prOcur-
ing and retaining competent cooks. nurses.
and chambermaids.
Indeed, so serious has the domestic labor
question become here that it Is often re-
ferred to by the pulpit. as well as the press.
Negroes constitute the household help in
Birmingham, and the troubles with them
are manifold. Asarule, they are dishonest;
and the depredations committed by them on
the pantry make heavy inroads into the
family treasury. Their pilfering, however.
is not confined TO the culinary department.
alone, for they do not hesitate to appro-
pirate any small article coming within their
reach in anOthefpart Of the house. Nor l.
the cost Of living Increased merely by theiI
dishonesty. Cor generally-not having the
interests of their employers AT heart-the!
waste much that good servant would save.
As nurses. they neglect their charges. and
cause uneasiness 10 the mothers IA cooks
they are incompetent, making dispeptlcs OF
the household and a. chambermaids, they
do their work in such Il manner As 10 r.
quire constant watching.
But the greaSst objection TO negro ser
wants il that they are totally unreliable
They leave the service of their employer
without a moments notice. often rendering
il necessary for some member Of the family
to 20 into the kitchen and prepare meal.
Your correspondent knows Of "a .amily
who had eight servants for the same place
within sly weeks. Some lett oi their OWL
accord. while others were dismissed fol
lack Of proper qualifications.
Another family hats "A competent servant
but, realizing her value. she is impudeni
and saucy, and her services cannot well bs
dispensed with. Q
The solution Of the whole question will be
in the introduction into this section Of gooc
white servants. The idea obtaining at tht
North that white servants would not IL
treated well in the South is erroneous. i
they were to come here. they would lind good
homes and be accorded good treatment.
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LYNCHBURG.
Delegates to the A-pirnnts
for rOnce-Fareweli sermon OF Dr. snsith
Tobacco sales.

Delegates to the Irgi-laturf-t-psra
orOMce-Fareweii sermon OF Dr. smith
Tobacco sales.
IYxcHBURG, Dee. mber a. special. "A
large number Of delegates 10 the Legislature
passed through here today on their way I"
Richmond from the southwest, ana many
candidates for basement offices. Among
the latter were Rush VI. Derr for public
printer. j. ID. sullivan, sergeani-al-arms. OF
the House delegates; Luther lrNin ana /.
". COlley. for superintendent ot the peni-
tentiary: j. ID. Ryfo0s. for dOOrkeeper Of the
House. and many others too numerous IL
mention. all sanguine OF election.
Every inch OF available room In the First
Bantist Church was taken last night By AN
Immense audience assembled TO hear pr
smith. the beloved and eloquent pastor who
il ,oon 10 leave his church here 10 accept
the pastorate Of the First Baptist Church Of
Nashville. Tennessee. The text was from
, Genesis. 18th chapter, llth and i2,i
verses. from which he preached a
most intensely interesting sermon, tht
subject Of which was the choice o
Abraham and Lot. in most eloquent Ian
gllaye. This gifted minister drew picture
of the lives Of these two famous characters,
Of Biblical history. His vast audience
list.neu i'm hroathless attention. and IN,
general verdict is, IL was a grand subject
grand sermon, and worthy Of the gran
man who delivered IT..
The monthly meeting OF the Tobacco As
sociation took place to-day. sales OF lea
tobacco tor November amounted to $3.50
| pounds: total for the New Year to Decem
her lst, 2 1894. 800, an increase over the SAM
time last year Of l.3jl,JU pounds. The as
-ociation adopted resolution imposing
fine Of s. on any one having a dog in th'
warehouse during sale.
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/ the courts are going to give the companies
license to kill people title ~ay.


The crpise Of the Eorth Atlantic squadron
will begin tomorrow, The squadron con-
sists OF the Galena &C fasrhip, tire kearsage
and the Dolphin. and will leave the pgvy-yard
In BROOKLYN about 10 o'clock In the morn
ing. The first stop will be st. Nicholas
Mole, Hayti. Rear ADMIRAL Bancrei
t}beraftli will have command OF the
squadron. With 4. IL. Paul ~ flag lieuten-
AZ. Lieutenant n. Mel. P. Iiure as aide.
ard f.ietrerast .. ". Arnold ~ secretary.
Commander g.. n. SUMNER will command
the Galena. Commander Horace ylmer the
Kearsage. and Commander Charles VSeii
the Dolphin.
The squadron will sail in company. visit
ing jIayti and the Nicaragua Canal. IL IN
very likely that the new cruiser Baltimore
will Ir sont 10 tin the fcct before the end
Of the cruise.
All SORTS.
The Re-. fJrs Talmasc. the brooklyn
divine. /, estimated 81 be worth s3VV,OcO, the
most OF which he had invested M nNe per
cent. mortgages. He has received during
his twenty wears p,,ss torate.$l,o,w'in saiary,
and has made about slIv,~." more oy n's
lectures and writings. He expc,!s 70 i'"Ae
so, 900 OF bis iUutuey to Palestine.
About 1000 letters aiid packages arc
uuu 10 uS unnDaittDi' III tat t'r" VI -
D ,stotiicc every week through the catelcss-
ness of the senders. One man lately put
three one hundred dollar bills, thout an
indication of from whom they were sent,
and then inisdirected the letter. A pair
OF solitaire diamond earrings were lately
found in common psste.bOard box sent
from abroad to woman living outside the
city, The intention WAS to smuggle them,
but the breaking Of the box disclosed the
contents. They are plurd AT $500.
The Rev. Christian BIimes' will. tlled for
probate to-day. gives 5000 to the Mission
ary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. aud 5000 for religious purposes.
which is to bs placed at the disposal OF the
German Conference Of the Methodist Epls-
copal Church. The residue IL given To the
widow.
Ole T.. Larsen. a Scandinavia faith cur
ist Of Woodruff street, Brooklyn. was ar
rested to-day on charge OF refusing to ad-
minister medicine which DR.. Prendergtst
prescribed to his three-year-old child. who Is
sick with diphtheria. He claims that II
God wants the child TO die God will take
him, and nothing that man can do viii save
HIM.
The society for the prevention Of cruelty
10 children has sent a trained nurse 10 take
charge Of the patient. The accused Is iia-
bic 10 Imprisonment and fine Of $500.
-Four steamships landed LIZ immigrants
al Castle Garden this morning.
The Cunard steamship Etrurla reached
her dock this morning after the most tenn
pestuous voyage from Liverpool she has
ever experienced. She brought, all told,
4i6 passengers.
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FATAL FIRE.
five Killed and Four Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December =
Flames broke out in the cellar OF Hross'
bakery this morning and spread so rapid,
that the victims who were asleep IN 10,
upper stories were sufiocated before aid
could reach them. The dead are ; Anni
Bitner. aged 3s years. burned 10 deitn
Gustaye Gross. aged IL years, burned !.
death Brimo Gross. aged : ,e rs. inhaled
the flames and smoke and died half an hour
after the tire was discovered Geo. Bitner
aged . months Ida Bitner, aged years. =,
The injured are Minnie Gross, aged . .
vears who. with her babe, Matte. aged y.
years Jumped from second story window
after being severely burned Joseph Bitner
sged 40 years, badly burned and bruised D,
jumping from third story WINDOW ; ahu
John Emmelsacker. aged ~. baker, ais'
badly burned and bruised.
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SALT! SALT SALT!
LIVERPOOL SALT.

We ofYer for sale. on the spot and TO rive
he earxoes OF tile steamers stannors. BAR
WIN. EnpIre, and Mas otte. con,issing Of
lxIs : tCKs BET LiVEHtpOL tfNt
FACT lRY-fiLL-D ID DAIkYrAi Deakin's.
buckley. Franklin. and Herb rrs brands.
Iho. I0s % y ,CK~ LiVT kr'n,L GHpU> ID
Thi, ls tn. BFsT tS0LIsH sslt. an'' II relia-
biz. We caution both drsierc aud consul mel
~ ainst American salt Iacktd IN foreixn
sac In IMITATION OF kngiish ss.l
,of7- -lOt pAvt.>PsIkr q NORRIS.
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Miss Franklin Street" How's that terri
BILE cough you had last night leaving the
germany Thought you would be in bed fol
a week with IT,"
Miss Park Avenue-''Oh, just sent I,
the nearest drug store and got a bottle Of M,
sovereign cure, DR.. Dayid's Cough syrup
and I am well. We don't Use anythin:
else for coughs, colds and bronchitis but DIR
Dayid's Cough Syrup Of pure pine tar
horehound and wild cherry. Ii IL simple
harmless, and very effective.
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The Montana Muddls.

CHICAGO. December "A Tribune spe-
cial from Helena, Mont. says that at a Re
publican caucus Saturday night II was
agreed that the Power and Hershfield forces
would combine on B. Platt Carpenter Tor
the United States senatorship. The Repub-
lican Senators Yesterday decided 10 declare
the election Of {. j. Mcnamara (Democrat)
void on account Of his residence, and the
matter will be brought before District Judge
Hunt to-day.
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Messra. Mckinley. Cannon and Carlisle
were made a committee to inform the fre'i'
dent that the House was in session.
CHOICE OF SEATS.
resolution was agreed to providing that
ex-speakers Banks, Randall and csriis's
and Mr.. Kelley he permitted 20 choose tneI'
seats. and that the remaining seats pe ap'
portioned by lot.
The drawing was the occasion 0f some
anxiety and much laughter.
At the conclusion OF the lottery OF seats v
resolution was adopted authorizing the
speaker TO appoint thu Committees on Rules.
Mileage. Enrolled Bills and Accounts, 70
cotisist OF the same number as did the COM
mittees in the last House, and referring
rules Of the Fiftieth Congress TO the COM
miftee on Rnles.
At 4:35 the House adjourned.
DECREASE IN THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement issued by the
Treasury Department to-day shows a de-
crease in the debt, amounting to 81 Ss.o.2.
The net cash. or surplus, in the treasury TO-
day, 10 fiG2ig,is1, or about s3,ooo,c~ less
than n month ago.
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Fatal Collision mt the Victoria Furnace
goshen, Va. December 2.-lspecial.l T.
The Modoc jumped the track at 'ietoria
Furnace to-day and seriously, II not IA
tally. injured Carl Coserstone, OF Nilnes
Virginia.
His left leg Is badly mangled below ths
knee, and he is internally hurt.
The output Of Victoria Furnace for th'
last tweuty-four hours has been lao tons o
iron
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT,
a deaf Nut. Pound Drowned.

RoaStKE. VA. December a. Special. =
James. the ten-year-old son Of Rev. ). II
Bo,d. pastor Of Greene Memorial Metb'
dist Episcopal Church. was found to-day n
the bottom " well In the yard OF iT.
". CroLier, on the lot adjoining his home
tie was mute, and had been missin;
several hours when found dead In ten lee
of wafer
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1vOOKING SCHOOL,

IA-atS IN PLAIS AND FtNTY COOK
ISt, viii lie opsned under the auspices Of tue
SONE<S TX. HA Or. cnpsirtipg OF two
courres OF tht~e month"; duration. 10 "a
taught by MRS. JOH w. ckI Way
FOR particulars apply 10 the WOMEN>
ExsIIANGr. Fourth and Franklin streets.
10 20.saAtu
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1T 10 again on the market. We mean
"Brown's Bronchial Balsam," perhaps the
most POI AT cough mixture ever sold in
Richmond. Ask your druggist for it; II he
cannot furnish y. come, send, write, or
phone 10 G.. W. LArIMER. Druggist,
SOO west Marshall street, corner Gilper.
Phone 81.
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WASHINGTON, December T. secretary
rowdrrs submitted TO the War Departinen nj
hy cant, ,in Ellsworth, the inventor. Al fhis
time The governments Of England. France
and tiermanv are engaged In making tests
OF various kinds OF smokeless powder.
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THE gFDOrI - OF AR ABIA.


Its Inhabitants, Greeks, Ca,ho.iCs, Moham'
mcdaus, ,niu~vnent~, Holidays. Shrines.
lis indu.tric-. SOa1 Counting Ruin, N"gs oil
Bethlehem. 81.
Ia h.s IlustratiOns Mr. Won Finkelsteln
" 10 be- ass strd by scvcsat persons IL 'fleh-
ttl costume aud with tneir aid VIII aci OUT
ON the Al q Oiia man 90 III" most tlJhs
ct.ioins 81 tu, p,.up e. OF this most intcies.-
iu 90 lands. .
L Dung Mems hrist an Associ tion Hall
IHUKSUAG. DecemO,r 9th, al 4. M.
A4UKUAN, ccrmper 7,h. matinee AT
y. NJ: ni-hi. . O'Clock Admission - cents
children, 10 cents. de 3-ot
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THE PAN-ANERIcAN EXPOSITION.

Although New York claims to have Sc
cured five millions fer the Pan-American
Exposition three years hence, and although
Chicago and st. LOUIS have established
large and ardent "headquarters' here.
there is possibility that Congress may
award the prize to Washington after all. q.
The point is urged that foreign govern
ments will not recognize an exposition
held under any save national auspices, and
that appropriations for exhibits and repre-.
sentation from abroad could not be secured
unless the offer were certified with the capi-
tai, and unless the invitations were sent
out through the regular diplomatic channels.
This, IL is claimed, cannot be done unless
Congress locates the Exposition here and
places il under government auspices III
every way. Meanwhile the representatives
Of the various cities competing for the Ex-
position are caucussing at Williard's Ho-
tel tonight, the object being TO agree upon
a petition to Speaker Reed for the imme-
diate appointment of a committee TO hear,
consider, and report upon the claims OF the
different cities.
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pICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. o AND z
Special Saturday Matinee.
Greater. Grand,r, Moe Gorgeous than ever
Tue queen Of all Builesques.
RiCg'S Beautiful EVaDgGnlG F..

With au un, &c lls.l cast Of sixty artists IL
Clgdins GeOi-e toitcsque anu
ia uts Maiiit.
superb Scenery. magnificent costuming, and
Brilliant Can ium Light fleets.
Pfic, ns usual. Matinee prices. 80 and 25;
no,xua cnalgc for reserved soSis.
Seals on stle Thursday. December b, st
Boa Ofn e, q A. NJ.
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SPECULATION As To THE COURSE THE RI
PUBLIcANs WILL PURSUE
The AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM

will finally be adopted as everybody's
second choice. II has been tested in several
cases recently and has everywhere given
satisfaction. IL may now be regarded us a
Republican measure, and the party leaders
believe that il will dlsqualify 80 many OF
the illterate and vicious in both sections
as TO lead eventually to a general realign-
ment Of parties.
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A NNUAL CHARITY BALL WILL
n b. GIVEN. a III LNtt h r. HALL"
on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER llrH. at
oP. ". Tickets eau oniy be bought from The
managers. de3-wed.fr su.,u.
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| OSr-A POY'S OvERCOAr NEAR
II Tie Cap iOi Duii.iig. The Under will
b rewarded II rctuii ed ~ No. q - east Main
street de3-lt
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FORT or WEsr POINT. DRoLMBEn 2.
ARRIVED
eiclinshlp Baltimore. Bennett. Baltimore.
genera. caf-o'
SAILED.
Steamship Campbell. 10 Newport News for
Steamship Danwllo. rillups. Baltimore.
~ am>iip CASTOR. smith. New York, gem
steamship princ,p n. Stokes. Liverpool.
with 1.O91 bales cotton.
FORT or RICHMOND. DECEMBER 2.
ARRIVED
sch ioner Sophia Godfrey. McCariy, New
York. sulphur. Allison & Addison.
schooner A. AMI h.. Hooper. Willets. Phila-
dolphin. CO u. T. a. linwcs.
-ch0 ner R. ~pcdaeu, Coster. HaVre de
Grace. coal, Il. and II. Il a.
SAILED.
parkenrne Parsu, Bahia. fisur.
schooner Fannie crown. Sharreu, New
York. lig iron; vessel curtis Inrker.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, DECEMBER 2.
ARRIv-D.
Stcam~hip Guyandotte. New York. and
sailed tor New York. me, chandise.
ste mship Hampton, Galveston, 70 coal
Atcanshf Onrdla, u. Lucia, 10 coal
steamship Ashbruuk, New orleans, 10 coal.
Schooner y. J.. Newbury, Providence, 10
load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Tancarvine. Havre. coated.
steamship kanlwha, New York. laled.
sitnm hlp - gHtc. Prc>ress, cOaled.
SfrIm~lnp E,hcl1u grr iyerpOOl cOaled.
steamship k,ssN. Liverpool; cattle.
schooner -. B glen, New York. coal.
~chooncr r. and 4. Lupton. Providence
coal.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
berger Leath & Myers. .Lcssecs and Managers
Iithh NlGnis' MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.
sSIECGAL WEpSEsDAY MATINEE.
First time in Richmond OF the talented
Tiugedienne,
MARGARET MATHER,
support byJ b. sTCDLEY and Grand Com
lniy Mcssrs. Gilmore and IOmpklns,
MHntk rs
Mond " "HoNED And JULIET
Iucsdty-"lnE tON NNOON
Mo4u,sd.y Ma inee-"LADr or Lyons
Nednerd - Nigut- 'GaEfCHEN.'
1itkols on sale FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20
Regular night prices; Matinee, 7oc, Soc, 2oc
Ms ct
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Democratic Caucus.
fBy United Press.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., December AIT 10
O'Clock this morning the Democratic men,
bers Of the House Of representatives met in
caucus in the hall Of the House. The Of
tcers of the last House Of Representatives
were nominated, with the exception Of the
chaplain. On this no official action was
taken.
4 resolution was adopted protesting de-
yotion 10 the tariff reform principles as laid
down by President Cleveland; haillng with
delight the approval Of these principles, as
expressed at the recent elections, and
pledgng the people to renew and continue
in Congress the contest for reduction OF
war taxes.
The caucus adjourned until to-morr ~
night, when the party policy will be out
lined.
Interest In the Senate proceedings was
much less than was felt in the proceedings OF
the House. still the Senate galleries were
well filled when Nice-President Morton
called the assemblage TO order at noon.
Senator Pierce, OF North Dakota, was alb
sent to-day.
There were two empty seats on the DEM
0cratic side OF the chamber, Intended for the
new Senators from Montana, when they
SHALL have been chosen.
The proceedings were opened with prayer
by the senate chaplain, Rev. j. q. Butler.
The vice~President then administered the
oath of ONCE 10 senators Chandler. OF New
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NASINO THEATRE.

EASINO THEATRE.
y 30 EASi nK ,AD STREET.
NEXT 10 CITY HALL.
New attractions this week: Misses Maggie
Ia Van, lctIe Fields. iiEetto Maynard,
Acker and COi ius. Nellie uushe>. Maud
l.t~tOn. Louisa Hcnning>. Lille thompson.
May ruiiy. All. kddie scnOfi. ID Harry CAT
lett.
Inc rest Variety show in the city,
.diniss on. lu ana - ceuts. BOX seats, so
cents del-iw
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FVa xtN

OR Rent LARGE FACTORY
th'ms, with slsaIn power rooms; are
vel liEht Il, nyving .lndOws on all sidrs:
heated ny steam; have water. gas, and Ia rye
.leain elevator. Add cas- LETT Il CAkkIkk
~ H. Gel-2t@
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TIE MILLERs.

No counsel for the Millers has been Sc
cured vet. and the grand jury, not having
concluded the bulky evidence, has reported
no verdict yet.
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A aUSEM ENTs.

EX4lBIrION FOR rHE BENEFIT
IL OF TIE
w1Mg>', CnRIsriAS AssOCI ALTON.
sPEcsACULAR Oriental ENIERrAIN-
Il ms.
PAL .sTINE A. iT WAS AND Is.
ARABS. NhZAReNLs. isRAtLIrEs.
ELEGANT AND COSTLY COSTUMES.
SIR. Won FI>RELs TENS TOPICS.
HON. AND HAuNrs OF JnsUs; THE
IELLAHrtN, OK FAitMEKS OF
IALtSiINr.
IrLusTnArfONs ~ COsTUNE.-SalutatiOn
hv the Way. ,,lndiug at the Mil, Carpen-
tc,me. IA ph id's Cal, W. u In shteps
Cioihins. tlOughman Oat of Many ,olors,
dancing Before the Loud, The Home of a
FrIah, House Tops. l., Piece OF silver.
SositIlss ia sIe ter Ga, an "thers'
CRY Life Is JcKUs MEM.
urUsraArloNs-Cl walls, CAFES. Towers.
MnfR,t 4 ac =. -trcct scenes schools, "a
cred Ilaces, Mos lu,s. und Minarets, The I've
Oi Needle. lac liaieems, cisi scenes
NIfus Niurtt tges. t'rocrs -iObS, Ladies lndOors
auI Jut OF ID 'Ors. sc &C.
THE BEDOUI ~ OF Ar ABlA.
nir.rRAr1oSs.-The Black Tent. The
Au.s tom 90 ris >ncikh. tbs Best Friend.
10 Do tAilhl - 't"i'N' - q
~.ruc. he al { Prayer, lode OF Slreplht
800 Years ,go. Mod of Attack raids. war
NUhg.. Buds. Their Poems, songs, aud Musi-
rfI IuAliuuCut4.
Tuh HEBREWS Of PALESTINE.
Their -tCi~. Ashkonazim, Sephardim, PM
rasrts. lrc ittnb At, O~tun-. Vincial Dh-
fIr.. khs-uu or SINGER, Fea ana rust biiy
aud sc,tiv els. Waidhg luct, : cred 81 ,ces,
~snlgoaue., fue Passover supp r, Marriage
Ceremony. Mashlns OF hands, Day OF Atone
mtul, 81.
VISIT To EEIHt FII-M
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NR.T.E sTRArroN HA RESUMED

THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. st hk ~.
denc,. al north Seventh street. onss
hours Tn ,oA. NJ. 2tal lP.M. dse-ft.
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HON. ) AND HNUNrs or JnSUs; rHE
IELLAurtN. OH FAnMEhS OF
IAItSIINr.

MR Won FI>RGLsrEIN's TOPICS.
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PAL -sTINE A. ir WAS AND ia.
ARAB-. NhZAReNh.s. isRAtIIrEs.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER.
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In the vacant space surrounding the men,
bers' seats were a number Of ladies', and
several children sat in the members seats.
The galleries were crowded TO the doors.
Sir Julian PauDcefOrte. who sat In the
diplomatic gallery, was an appreciative
loOker-On.
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The Hon. Carl schuiz, who has been Sc
riou,ly III at his residence, No. LA east
Fifty eighth street, with pleurisy for the
past week, is rapidly recovering, and he
will in all probability be about in few
days. His illness il the result of wetting
he sustained during the rainy weather OF
week before last while out attending tc
/ business.
ANOTHER VICTIM on THE DEADLY WIRE.
Anautopsy on the body OF Henry Harris to
dsy substantiated the belief that his deatt
was caused by an electric shock from an ar.
light in Bernard Callan's dry goods store al
the southwest corner Of Eighth avenue ant
! Forty-third street. The autopsy showet
that the electric current entered Harris
LETT hand and passed through his DO " ant
nail in the shoe on his left foot into ths
iron grating on which he stood. Distrc
Attorney Fellows said he had not investi
gated the case, but the grand jury's atten
ton would surely be called TO II.
Officials OF the Brush Electric Light Com
Tany call the accident unavoidable. Elec
irical Expert Harold r. broan says the In
.ulatIon WAS defective, and the death was
murder. People are woudsring how lonl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-03-29
E w. Morrill,,
Insurance Agent, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Biloxi, Miss.

Represents the best Fire aud Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital of over Sixty Millions, all of
which have complied with the laws of the
State of Mississippi, thus giving perfect
eua!antee to the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
also attended to, and maps of Towns and
Tracts of Land handsomely and correctly
made.
Those desiring my attention in either
line of business will please address me at
Biloxi, Miss.
October 10, 1897. 33-ly