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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTkp - BY AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
w Young Man. Position where strict attention 70
duty win advance him. Only nrst-class parties need
apply. Address EARNEsT. Star once selS-3t'
WANTED-A SITUATION AS sTENooRAPHKR
w aud Tyewrtter BY . young man 125 words per
snos. XddTe.. i YSSs & as 0'i s.is rssr
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS. HOUSE
w mon. Maids. Walters, Seamstresses, Butlers
House Keepers, Drivers, Cierks. Waitresses Oyster
snTe ,S g. sRs. Hsels Store.
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, EDUCATED AND
w practical. desires Position as Clerk and Core
spondent: neat hand; best references. TIL. 1929
WANTED-BY A sTENOaRAPHER AND TYPE
Lawyers or Claim AGENTS once; best references.
Address Box 1875, Star office. se1S-3ts
WANTED,,AN ELECTRICAL WORKMAN. tx
TO get Employment; rood references. A WATSON.
AT 9Th ST. sw. selS-jts
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERs-PosITI
Nurses. Seamstress. Men Walters, Cooks. Coschmen.
Buffers. sAML A. COOMBE- 926 stn.w. ss17-6ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN,
BARTENDER, Star Office. sel7-3ts
w ANTED-HOUsEKEEP "ATfENTIONl"-
w Send US your orders for House Workers charge
Rooms Wanted and For Rent in all parts OF the city,
furnished and unfinished I'll @ st. NV su:Il 81
WANTED-YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUsI-
w cal education desires Position Governess where
study of music be made specially highest refer
ence. Address MUSIC. station z Baltimore, Nd
se3-1Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1889.

FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1889.
ELPHoNzo YOUNGs COMPANY
are now Offering full line of NEW CROP GREEN
PEAs-both Imported and Domestic-we have the
Domestic in Tin and the Imported Tin and in Glass
The quality of these goods IL all that one can DESIRE
being very and natural favor and the prices
are very reasonable indeed In fact. Offering
decided bargain in the way Of Fine French Peas in
Gass6oods that usually sell at As to 5Oc while our
price this lot is only 35c or $500 per dozen full.
sized Glass Jars.
ELPHoNZo YOUNdS COMPANY,
42s NINTH STREET.
P.s.-ws still blooming" Flour and We are
Offering some very choice grades at bargain rates
sells EXC.
FALL AND WINTER HAra
THE DUNLAP STYLE OF SILK AND DERBY HAT.
FOB FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Now resdyat
wuLErr RUoYra
Sole Agents.
se6-1m e05 Pennsylvania sveuus
'uss oHsnsS : I I'm ! Line n Of
'Efs S6bS sEhAh VEL
SMYRNA, wILfGN and aSvf VELVET CARPETS. from
z sSs iss;s :as in
sea se1- s'" HooE BRO. 4 CO.. ,assFa
| HE.ii$SSjj$ ~ s''..-
s:: SSsssS
j Johnson. GAnsrn & Co.
| We are showing about Is New Patterns in Ingram
thing for bsd rooms We hsvs all the better grades up
| TO Toe.
Our line Of Tapestries can't b bsst-priesa range
rom 62k to S5c.
All New Patterns In Body Brussels q ana rs.
Ingram Art Squares. Foot Druggists and - Floor
| We are receiving daily nsw things IN FAN prsas
Goods Underwear. Hosisry, &C.. &c.
A nns stock Domestic Table Ansns Towels, Nap
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
els $50 Pa ave. nser 7ta 81 nv.
Gzsrs Su1rs SoounrD
AND PRESSED ToR q :.
so don! Ps q :s s y:s Sss :s9s :.S
.us iaaJH a9a IS s9 ~! 81 49, 4 Hss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-ONE 4O-FOOT OR TWO 2O-FOOT
w Front Lots; must be without valuable improve
ments; on 10th, 18th, 18th 18th SITS bet. and II
SITS. J. B. Winner, 1918 st. select
WANTED-F FOR A CLIENT WITH FROM
w $40. 600 to &2O,0 600, Cheap Lot of Ground or q
Number Of Small Houses that will pay wei as invest
ment f. A. MCIN TIRE, 9lS St sel4-f;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-19

GuA1DlAMP AND RAnENTs VIE yTND BOARD
- ~ HeeAsr's care 1os Chilazsn Owe 3 lear q
h,ssss 49, end iaW1a e. Ma jkEE 6pfEx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
Don Mariana AltOil ;Salsa
- UUl MQlMAU AulUNl OQlDaI
gigz1. g.. sU s..rg:trA 81 Eii
Practicante, recien llegsdol..a esta
Capital, ofrece sua seryicios de ed
profession, Gale de Tetuan NJ 81.
9'fh MaSiano Antosi.
8ELsKg.f III y 3f ) geC 2fyyg fGtFkt RE
Tce Presidencia de Ia Ja1sata dt
de Cdrceles de Areci6o.s -


Vscants 10 plaza de Alcaide de esta
Carcel por reiinncia del qne Ia dessn-
pedaba, sprobada por ell Excmo Sr Go
bernador Generak y por acuerdo de Ia
Junta respective, Sc anuncis sl ptblico
por 81 t&rmino de treinta diss para a ue
los que. .deseen desempe1arla presen.
ten en- este termino sus solicitudes de.
bidamente documentadss; las solicitu.
des deberAn venir precisamente escri-
tas del pufio y letra del interesado.
Para desempeflar esa plaza exige el
Reglamento del ramo en- su art5culo
SO, tener treinta Alioa cumplidos, saber
leer, escribir , contar correctsmente.
estan casado legitimamente, acreditar
ser de buena moralidad, de. conducta
irreprensible, no haber estado process
do criminalmente, prestar, fapze de
dos mil escudos 8 sean mil pesos, en-
metalico, 8 efectos de 10 deCda al pre-
cio de cotizAci6n, 8 de tres mil pesos en-
fpca. sgly4yl a41s3
~ Arecibos .Digiembrey Is de- 1885,
10 Vics-Psesidsnts, p d. Eelssa-
ss5as 9iais g8d isn NJ so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
YEN4NCIU LUNA Y SOBRlN0
res D1,. 70 81 ii -'---.r---tls ll saDG III,
FortaIeza 45, 49v51. 40

Importadores directos dc where's de todas cla-
ses procedencias, espeialidad en- quesos, vinos
tintOs generosos, ic0res dnoa csEvezss, vinagree
frutasy conseryaa slimenticias d. los principalss
mercados de Europa y America. -
Ia Agnas mineralestienen constAnte exlstencia
Grill Contssxeville, Vals, Calestinoa, San Hilaro
MondariK, Ruente agrla San Garhier InaAlss, Iloe-
chss. Purgante Rutlnat, Oreza, Panticosa, Graba'
los, Zaldivar, Carabaa los acreditados vinoe San
RafAat y PeptonA. o2 SRl 2 sal
Son igualmente inportadores De las aacreditadaa
[Pajarito,1 de D. Andres RedngueS, "Cerona" ds
,eegundo Alvarez y Ca, "HidalguiaD do Susini J
-"Legitinidad," de Prudsncio Raben. y So
b Ventss al per mayor a detail 1 8aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
.iQUE BARATOs!

marina, frentesal Arsenal,
Sc yenden tlajes. y Sc confeccionaD
casi fegalados, hay pantalones de
mahon y camisetas de lana, pro
pio para ebtrabajador; en- dichs
tienda se compra cobre, 1pl0mo,
y metal vieio,- tienda El Aseo ID
u Magias. Do Naacisee zrdpsgs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
YENlAAlClO, LUNA. Y SQBRINQ,
Fortaleza As, 40 y51. :

] Ofrece los siguientes artfculos preeios
nuy m6dicos. f,-x, In, ,s4@I,3+a
Azulejos, lesetas;; bsldosines, catala.
mas, blancas y encarnadas, losetas de
mSrnol blancas y azules, losas de Cana
rias de cuatro en- vara. Yeso y Cemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 kiios. Pintu-
Iras, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo zinc de
la aoreditada marca DOS LEONES.
Aguarras y aceite lnaza. Brochas de
todas olases. Hero galvsnizado, acana-
lado y lise para cobiias, clayos de zinc
con tueroas y arandelas, canales y cum.
breras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de nnSa q
aeis pulgadas. Clavos americanos de una
6 cinco pulgadas. Palas, pieos, azadas y
szadones. Alambre para oercas, de cuatfc
p6as. Estopa alquitranads para calafa,
tear y algod6n en- desperdicio, para lin
piar maquinas. s54,lnesr ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
Il 5UEVl AGsECla TUHEaiRIl
: ' 80 AZ sFs y .tt - tA% % q % as f-4 -t rs
DE RAMON MORENO
21. = CRUZ - 21.

Tengo 81 gnsto de ofrecer a
pdblico, en- general mis- seryicios
60 81 ramo & que me dedico. Ire
hes de adultos J de parvulos de
grap lujo.- Trenes para. viAticos y
faroles,- Capilla ardiente.- Ca-
talfaeos paro honFas y cuantc ira.
bajo pc nos eonfien, sirviendo &. los
pueblos de la isla con aviso an
ticipado de una bora, No Sc pide
iineEo anticipado. s.es ~
Puerto -Rico, "A de- Dioiembre
de 1883. ~ eI~a$i.Saa "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
lTinos de RUEDk y WR0l
9ia TITT0 Z RLAEGO,
,Dl 10 las slLEEls Qy, 81 coIOcl,
AL PUBLIco.

& 5AcabHn de recibiFgs, snl Ia tienda La
Uns6a OastellanG, de Manuel Luengo .
TetuAn so, y en- IL de Gaillermo Gar.
cis, San jose ndm. !, los msgnifcds ,
acrs,itados vinos tintos y blanco de
Rusda = TorO { (OGstil a, = 90 dstallaD
por botsllas, garrafones, caartos y me.
'diss pipSc, s precioS c6nvencionales.
y Tengags en- cusntA que Las citAdha
tisnHae son lac dhieas que reciben tan
xduieitOe vinoh.19 siGo3 nl3 0}}s f1o3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
: : %,,MAGnE:SIA !. :;
EterYesGelte,
'' YPupgaUte
J d.. CON zkEEZ
;DE LA vEZABANAl

90 = 81. 8fgNSgN& gfFs n kkFE
En- el sratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tuBo digestive ocupa
: la Masaesia IN 1iGar preferente y
3 Ie6mo Isl se e.Jsdministrs solai ea Pc
4 ssda y de, sabor ingrato, Sc ls asocia
Z 1 otros cuerpos que la hacen facil-
mente soluble y de buen gusto.
Las sustancias que componen la
p Magnesia del DIR. Gonzalez SON
3 todas de superior, clase y hallan-s
S dose en- polvo fino Sc disuelyen
3 pronto en- el est6mago. La Magne-
3 sia dol Dr.. GvnEalsz, produce los
. naeiores efectos en- las siguientes
& Intermediates Acedias producidas
> .por Ell exceso de -Acidos en- el est6-
mago, Flatuleneias, Dispepsias,
j Dolores de cabesa dependencies
b de trastormos gastricos, Vahidos,
3 Indigestiones Estrenimientcs
4 Nal de piedra, Yomitos de las
e embarazadas, Ell Marco en- las ma
8 vegaciones go. .
8 La Magnesia del DR.. Gonzalez
s. es tan buena como Ia mejor de las
q que Sc conoceny tsaf = su
3 MAS BARATA QUE TonAS.
y Sc prepaga y oe'sde en- la =.
: Botica dc SAN JOSE
s. Gale DO AguIar. A. 1O6. habana.
De venta On, la Farna'
y cia de- e ytV sInt
81 g$aaL Il 3t 2sg as K s d
cM ,osss H. Gasillsrxssty. y
GEA $4,000 nases 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
TlPOS DE- FLETES
desde puertos do aslsla dc
Puerto.Rico- g. Europa.

Para otros detal!es dirigirse &
los sres. White Gem. & Co., de
Liverpool, 8 q sus consignatsrios
en- San Juan de Puerto- Rico,
sTo soRRINos DE EzQU1AGAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
RETO1MOs
80 Publioass este peri6dico
NiERpOLEs = yIEREEs.

Esta smprssa he 7dlspHsfs rssssatsnsnts
sus los vaporss De- h nima, tgs aalen asl
paerto Dc Hmtslir q - Do 1eaaa mes, con-
auscan, adshks d b earHa Dc aausl pssrto ,
4 de h OefxgA tedala eus q pisseats % los
pusrtos sxtrsnjesos, Emss, lAa1es, iAMEdDos y
lMbasss, para 6sta, pcsss Il MNvdg1sG.
Les 6vexss ds u OsaspGjttG qss De-
6tssts psssste o. 1irysa 81 Nerts @s
Espssa, selsa d 6sstsadw psrs I'd
ssfpoeL y, d este psnts nsr6 n H9ufs.
pto.- .-Ri6o, Karxe Il d lest.-ALos eondg-
aatsrios, SObeinos h Asaniaea. ..57
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
rAL0S HACENDADOS.

Recomendamos ell RELOJ SO.
PLON pOr el cual se Comprueba si
los guardias 8 serenos han estadO
de yigilancia. ae5.taa
Es un invento utilisimo.
Unico Dep6sito en- Puerto Rico.
q SerrGt, San Francis
co SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25

Los h.ncui
csds as
l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
sFILE1lES. /. !

Far. saiaE AZ tabacps des1s -
Itogratis Dbl BoEs1f1 Il i -
saSsaFa ss Morris. Ptp- RIS6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25

Julio. S|Julio.. 90 Julio. 2s
"f 27lAgsto. g3Agsto. 81
Agsto. 22 29IStbre.. ] i
St6re. 6IStbre.. l2 I" l5los p
Otbre. 2Otbfe. n9l 9lOtbre. l2lcibo
49, l5l s"b 22F ~" t25|sonI
Nvbre. 1OINvbfe. 4 Z Nvbrs.' 20| 2
- f2S G.. 80 |Dbre. 8 I
Dbre.. al9| |Dbre.. 20 ,sni 29 .
1926 | 1890 1890
Ensro. 2IEnero. 9 |Enero. l2l
29IFbro.. 5|Fbro.. 81 4.
Fbro.. III . !" :, 10 !, !. !" 22|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
MAYAGUEZ.
"P0NCE.
Llsgadas. salida. Llsqsaa.. saadas.

Julio. 25lJulio.. 27|Julio.. 28bJulio.. SC
IAgsto. 8tAgsto. 10lAgsto. 1lAqsto. Is
|Stbre.. 3IStbre.. 5IStbre.. 8IStbre.. s
I" IL i" lo I" 2O| q" 90
|Otbre. IA |Otbre. l6|Otbrs. l7|Otbre. 10
8 81 "tsu29 30|Nvbre. 2
Nvbre. 22 Nvbre. 24|Nvbre. 90 81
Dcbre. 8 lDcbre. 7Dbre.. 8 |Dcbre. 10
/" 81 ,ooo -. 80 -
l''h Ensro5 2|Enero. 81 Enero. s
Enero. IA b" u delsog IL 19
Fbro ;. 10|FbEo.. 12lFbro,. 1sFbro. Is
- q 2d sh's,2z 2zMarzo. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25
LUDWIG DUP,-LACE..
4a 54cgaa o. k5S.44 sGaa A----- :, .i 5 s4 - s.
n ea- CASA DE- GlRQs Y coMIsLnNEs 1-.. ]. - -

al Depdo merc :
Fabsa de icoes ~" $3.50 as3
AGENTE 7'Ae ~ ri a8s
las
R0yal MalSesm Packet ca. Il
ssngergr Acen AmsnP
Il
North British
Marine
Leyd Andaluz DAD NsSIk4%@s
IAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-25

Las sucoones pagan smpre por los suser
direotsmente oon ssta ADMINISTRATION EL IN se
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

LATEST REPORTS FROM THE FED.
RAJ CAPITAL.

The Approaching Inter-Nstiohal Marine
Conference Preparations for the Cen
S"s OF iS"o-'asa Garden Ruins To be
Protected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

>----~-~>-7----~ - - :
We take il that you want GOoDS'
w not gush. Good Come here
then. we're ready for you. You want
fine clothes-of course you do-and
OF COURSE this is the place to find
them. We don't TRAVEL on our re-
putation. but were CAREFUL of it.
WE know it stands bigh-so do you
and you can wager on it that this sea-
son S stock will place il higher-if pos
sible. We've stopped at nothirg-ex-
pense. time. thought, labor-all have
been made subseryient TO one grand
obiect-that OF producing tho finest
clothing possible, aud we've succeeded.
Don't YOU make a mistake Of supposiDg
that because our clothes are the finest
and best they are high-priced-tbe re-
verse i, the case. OUR prices arc
marked lowest when the goods first ap-
pear-We've no sensational cut-pricc
sales i'm store for you. Our best rates
are NOW. Fall Overcoats. $50 10
s25. Suits. - to s3j. Separate Trous-
ers. - to 80. Look over our siyles-
they re here to show.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

the mir and blown nearly two hundred tret
Ia the beach. The hoy was killed outright.
4 freight ear on a side track was ilited ~
the air. turned over twice ana iahde1
ON the north side OF the man tfch
sixty feet distant. \ passenger nam
due at Il o'clock was haitian hour lste. ow ing
ia instructions ON the track. Had II arrive"
ON time. hundred coitagers. returning
from tn city. would doubtless siaNe been
Killed or seriously injured. The force of me
wind was Snch that pieces ot timi"f M.i'
driven through thc two-inch plank no"nns
Of the railroad station. and we"' WIN
Great difficulty. eVfricatcd Tor ih'
massage OF the traih, Ihc cottages
ESCAPED with little or no damage. and no ~.
rious ininp 10 parsons ], reported ~Nonu
the death of iile O'Neill hoy. The daii'ikc
10 Nurra, Hall and Surroundings j. e~li-
mated m $1,000. II closed for the season
last Wednesday. II j. owned and MANAGED
by John G.. Christopher. of this city. Who II
present In incnnati.
Great excitement prevails among ih' ''i'-
tagors tonight. but the weather l. a-aih
perfectly calm. The tornado coNcfe" "A"
area Of not over SeSents-lNe feet m H. it'l
olution-. and buildings and persons outside
this circle were uniniurcd. The tofna"o
was less than time minutes N DURATION
and passed of towards the Northwest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College
True Bill Against - Roman Catholic
Priest-The Eeidsvillc Parsonry Case
and Diner Matters.

RALEIGH. y. g.. September -. special
! over seventy counties have reported that an
examination will be- held for application for
admission 10 the agricultural and mechani-
cal college. The college opens October 3d.
] II Is proposed 10 have special programme
ON opening day. when the president of the
college Will make am address. There will
also be addresse, and talks 10y distinguished
educators from other states. Repairing the
damage caused 10y the recent lire az the col
logc is nearly completed. Chairman Prim-
rose has for SOME time past been engaged in
purchasing necessary furniture for the col
ieec. and has done much in that line.
The Wake Superior Court convened here
to-day. The Grand jury this morning
brought in true bill against the Catholic
priest. Rev. i. j. Bowie. charging him with
criminal assault on lady of this ciiy for
which he was arrested and committed 10 jail
last April. He will hc arranged for trial
Tomorrow. and special ,enirc, of three
hundred men Will bc summoned. There j.
much interest iu the ease.
4 car ON the Asho,illd Electric street
Railway line ran over and instantly killoda
white man al A~hc, illo saturday night. The
man was NOT seen i'm time iO stop the ear.
AZ MOrchcad Saturday afternoon Gov
crnnr Fowler and friends were ont trolling
and saw a boat in distress near the bar
buoy. The sea WAS running very high,
but after much difficulty the Governors
boat rescued them. A. il was near SUM-
down there wa, mo- other boat out. and the
party. consisting of two SOILS of Dr. Emit
aud Mr. Lewis. principles of the high
school. they would certainly have been
drowned bun for their timely aid.
I'm the Rcidslille poisoning ease. the
cor0ncr'- jury have found verdict to the
effect that u. l.. Nani~ who recently died
under suspicious circumstances. came 10
biz death hl chloroiorm administered by his
wife. She has been arrested. and is held
for murder
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Murder-ouict DAY at DeImo-
cratic headquarters Brief Mention.

Inprovokcd Murdcr-cuict Day at Demo
cratic Headquarter~-Erie Mention.
ALEXANDER -. september 23. ~pc-
cial Correspondence. Intelligence reached
here of m mpro,o oked muricr ai negro
cake walk held Out IN 'ullpepcr county on
saturday n'4ht. n appears that Jim fitl-
gerald was ~o inccn~cd at his wife. Noll,
for kissing another darkcy. that he went
and g0t Boo. shotgun and shot her through
tine head. She died in short time. He is
Jailed at ihe courthouse. and seems 10
think Tine kissing Justified the shooting.
4 party of Richmond cOl0rcd eNcursioni~is
came up t0 QuaniicO. and around bN The
river route fo Washington to-day. Many
stopped here.
There are now l.SoO pupils in thc public
~chools of the town. This is the largest num-
hcr yet.
General ". n. i. Lee has gone down To
Nc~tmOreldnd. where hc has am engage
mrnt tO speak tonight.
Tom Robinson. the culOrcd man ifon
Washington fOuinl with his skull Fractured
otit ON the Midland road SOME days ago, an
account of which WAS published IN the
TIMES. died to-day.
II wa. quiet day al the Democratic IN
ecutiNc Committees headquarters to-day.
Col. \. W. Jones, formerly prominent
virginia MahOncitc. but NOW resident no
Kansas CITY. il here to-day. lie says Whcn
br heard that General Mahonc had accept
cd the eeubcrnatOral nomination hcWfoic hiln
"A letter telling him hc admired hi, pluck
ifu deprecated hiS lack of discretion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
DANVlLLE DOTS.
~ on. John 4. Massey Ready to Meet Ma
hone Postmaster Implicated in Mail
Eobberic~- General.

(
hone-Po>tmaster Implicated in Mail
Eobberic>-G General.
D,NNuIE. Va. September 23.- >pe-
cial. Hon John l.. Massey Was here To-
daN ON his way 10 stuart. Patrick county.
where hc Will make speech tomorrow
Tie will speak here Wednesday night. In
reply tO Il question. he said il would give
him great pleasure 10 meet General Mahonc
on the stump whenever the General would
make am appointment for Joint discussion.
~ alread, reported. l.. II. Gillian, mail
carrier between keN~,ille and Darlington
Heights. Charlotte county. confessed rob
bling mail pouch Of two registered l,lt.r-
last August. lie charged that ). Il. Fairs.
postmaster .at Fari-ton. had lcit the pouch
partiallN opeu. aud had told him 90 rob the
pouch of letter, and divide the spoil with
him: that he did extract the letters ana eol
$40. and gave part of IL to farls. far>
was arrested and had "a hearing to-day be-
fore IA uitcd STATES commissioner. lie de-
MED the charge. hui introduced no ie~ii-
mon, other than hi, own, and Was sent on
to the Grand iur, under bond of $1,000 and
in default of which was semi 90 jail.
Faris is wcll-known in hi, county. and To-
daN showed letters from the Mayor of Key
vile. and others saving hc was man ol
such good character. they could mol hcileNe
that the charge against him was lfue
George Campbell. "a tramp printer Was
seforn the Navor to-day. ON the charge of
highway robbery. and sent on 10 answer
that charge.
In Council meeting to-day AN appVprla-
tion was made iOrlWscr public school build
mr. 10 meet the increasing patronage.
ON FRIDAY last the Republicans Of Henry
county nominated ". II. GraNell for House
of Delegates, but he has declined the nom
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and did not amount 10 anything. The DEM
ocrats are delighted with the results Of the
day.
The Mahoneiip crowd was small ana
utterly wanting in enthusiasm. II has been
q bad day for the Naioneiie-
tuioNtI n'fkHE Ill N t,LmtS.
>orrn BosToN. W.. september .. >pe-
cial. Democracy scored big victory here
to-day. II was the regular september term
of the County Court. ana the village Was
crowded with people from every part of the
county. \ little before noon Colonel Charlie,
+. OFemall mounted stand which had
been erected on the court green. and for one
hour and a-half deeply Interested crowd
numbering from one thousand io one inou-
sand iiSc hundfpd.
Colonel O'Ferlll discussed tlie present
political i--uc- IN ma~ierly manner. and
showed up Nah0ne-m in a manner which
aroused greai enthusiasm among his hear
pr- ON the opposite side of the couri-greeu
q. n. 1aueey. Of Nan-emond. addressed
aiout 100 negroes and a few white men.
The negroes. with few white Republi-
cans I'm the county. held ~o-cnlled consen-
tion saturday. and nominated for the sem
ate ". l.. Ray. for the House i'f. j. l.. King
and II. Clay Harris. who i- Wcll-kn0Wn a.
having served % term from this county in the
lower hOu-e. Put Halifax down for l.loo
majority.
SPEAKING Ar ORANGE CorErnot ~ otN-
EEAL roLuIc N-NEW>.
TEFnEnIcK.nr re-. w. september %.
special. Hon. =. =. Turner of W 1rirn.
and the Hon. u. johnson Barbour. of
Orange. spoke 40 Orange Courthouse to-day
io large and enthusiastic crowd. The
speakers were frequently applaudod most
,ocifemu-ly. and The appearances are that
ihc count, will go Democratic hr a large
majority
I'm this city. on Tomorrow ni.hf. % large
wing Of ihr cOlOred vote here. ltd hy Joseph
Russell. Will organize an anti-Nahnue CLUB.
The, Scem bent on giving the little boss
heavy hghi similar new, Is in to-day
from Kin. George amOne thc Republicans
There. a. also in ~poi-ti,ania. Around ihe
streets here if is said that % certain prnmi-
mcni white Republican leader 0i stafford
Wa, heard io speak iu au uudertOue tu
brother here to-day. wing that NOT Jess Than
five hundred dollars in stafford viii Dee
necessary 90 carry the county successfully
for the Republicans.
Mr.. John VI. Griffin. uf This city. who WIS
nominated %, the Republicans as their can-
didaic for the senate tor this district ou sat
uriay last az >pOf~,l,ania Courthouse. and
who WIS waited un that evening bl thc
appointed fO inform him Oi
his nomination. h1~ mot yet accepted
the nomination. Rumnr, are that Nr.
Griffin is ina quandan whether t0 accept
nr NOT. Mr. George Nrltru. prominent
citizen IN this town and Republican.
pledges against Nahnua. and advise Griffin
not 90 accept.