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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
Chicago Races.

CmloA00, July 0.-First race, Ssmile Mamie
Foster. !, Jossloas II IAttle s., ,. Time l0s -
Second race, V n.ils~Islllian Lindsay, 4;
Swifter, = Amelia, .. Time. 1:0a
Third race. u mile Contempt, 1; Elsie -.
= Electricity. 2. Time, 1:I6 rs.
Fourth race. Il mlle-B Blessing, /: Benson, 2:
Big Brown jug. 3 Time, lslast,
Fifth race. ] LILO miles-Little Mineh, 4
Champagne Charley. = sherwood, 3. Time.
1:lS51.
Sixth race. mile-K alolah. /; catalapa. Il
Marchina. 3. g. Time. l:aly<
Seventh race. Ia miles M0llie's Last, Ii
Castaway, 2; others drawn. Time, Is5al4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


Prices ON the Stock. Produce and Petro-
Ieuan Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.--The market was
unsettled. Pennsylvania advanced a but
closed unchanged. Reading declined early
In che day but afterwards rallied. The bonds
we're weak Tbs Northern Pacifics were
firm.
A paper containing IN estimate OF the earn
ings Of the Reading railroad for the year end
ing Nov. % has been circulated in this city
and New York. and the stock and income
bonds have been sold BY those who are IN
clined 70 pin their faith to the figures. Il n
scarcely necessary to say that such estimates
are the feeblest kind Of gnesswoFk. and tiaf
would not be worthy 81 mention II holders 81
Reading securities who are not familiar with
the facts did not attach some importance 80
them. The earnings Of the company for tho
first SIX months Of the fiscal year are salts
factory. and the outlook il good. The coal
trade is improving. and the Coal and Iron
company j. better equipped than It was last
year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

HARRISBURG: July B.-Charters were
issued nt the State department. IS fol
lows: Citizens Electric Light company,
Of Shenandoah; capital 5000. Never
sink Mountain Railroad company, the
line Of which win run from the Big
Dam, Exeter township. Berks uounty. to
Reading. nine miles; capital. sls0, 900.
The Irwin Natural Gas company, %
Westmoreland county: capital, SO, 600.
The Triumph Building and Loan asso-
citation, OF Allegheny city; capital,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

HARRISBURG, July O. Governor Bea-
yer says that 100000 have been ex-
pended through him for the removal OF
debris from the streams at Johnstown
and in cleaning the streets, and alto
gether about $1,000, 900 have been given
toward the relief Of the sufferers. The
governors fund has reached about
Il mn fnf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

ALTOONA, Pa. July 6.-W. r. Finley.
q well known plysitian in this section
Of the state and prominent Mason, IS
dead, aged S8 years. The remains will
be cremated at Little Washington and
the final urn be deposited in Alt00na's
new Masonic temple.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

NEWARK, n. j., July 6.-Fire broke
out in the three story frame building at
Nos. LOO to 10I Newton street, owned by
Mrs. William Heinckle, and occupied as
entirely destroyed. The loss Is placed
at SD, 200 and the insurance at 5000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

The man who has always
had his clothes made to meas
mre. Is thinking seriously Of
giving wp his tailor and OF
keeping the extra price ne
pays him I'm Alis own pocket.
He sees. like many moro like
him, that the suits we're SELF
ing this season for about Omc-
half what merchant taflOrs
charge are aS gOOsl.fhfthmg and
substantial wearing az not
more stylish and lressy), as
amy mR@de-G0-mleMsmre SUITS
He sees, as everyone must sees
that the variety OF Foreign
and Domestic Cloths exhtD-
tied in our Already : made
Suits a. infinitely I'm advance
Of the few styles which mer-
chant GahhOrs show There's
mot q weave MkOr q p0GGerm
that Is popular ut home or
abroad that does not lind exs
preston In our ! m IN g ~ = g
stock. Our Twenty Dollar
Dress Suits are made mp 1m
the very finest imported cloths
RrOaaRc HOtnla-f7f for the Pres
dent ~ the United States. Our
Fifteen Dollar Suits and we
have about three thousand Rt
that price are as good as amy
thirty dollar suit yOm ever
wore. Our Ten Dollar Suits
are good and equal TO any
or twenty dollar suits
sold elsewhere. Et will SURF
prise yOW TO see what u hand.
some Suit YOU can buy for
Ten Dollars. And ifyOu want
for business or
rough wear. we viii sell YOU a
good Suit for Seven or Eight
Dollars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

AZ Chicago R.H.E
Chicago ....., 90 2 0 0 2 0 KS 8 o
Washington. q % 0 o o OIL 4
Batteries Farrell and Tpneri Mack and
K0efe. UmpireI Lynch,
At Cleveland RsHE.
Cleveland . 0 q 0 o o o % 2-s0 i
Boston ........ 0 o 0 0 90 4 4
Batteries thinner and Bakeley, Bennett
and Clarkson. Umpires Curry
At indianapolis R.H.E
indianapolis. 0 Q Q 0 o o. Q 8
philadelphia o 2 O1 XII II 3
Batteries; Daily and Getzein: Clements and
Gleason, pmpipel Fessenden.
Al PitisbuFg R.H.E.
Pitfsbarg GO 8I0 o-kA 3
New York -. 0 q O q 0 o 0 p 2 . /
HatteFiesi Miller and Sfaley; Ewing and
Weleh. Empires MeQuads,
At Cincinnati RIB
c Cincinnati. . Q 8 . . SO 10 L !
Batteries: Duryea and Keenan,; Kilroy and
Tate, Umpire; Goldsmith.
At louisville R.H.R
Louisvllle. Q o. O O. q O OIL 9 s
Athletic ....1 3 o lel 40 -pll g
Batteries: Ramsey and Vaughans McAfahoR
and Robinson. Umpire: Ferguson.
AZ Norristown- Norristown. 2 Cuban Gi-
ants. s.
At Harrisburg ifatvIsburg q; York, 8.
AT L0well-LOwell, ?; Worcestcf, Q,
At Jersey City Jersey City. 9. Newark, /.
At Hartford Hartford, & New Haven. J.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

y 2
NEW Y0RK, July 6.--J0hn McNab, Of
No. 8 Battery place, visited an auction
sale in Chatham square and lost a gold
watch from his pocket. The thief was
John Payne. Of No. 127 East Broadway.
He was brought before Judge Hogan
and held in $500 bail for trial.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

Our SummerExhn,
and Childrcn,s WSis
simply beautiful. M
est thoughts are heroa
In the tiniest thinrv.e Ah
away from the beat.
and brought 1oSa,sa
styles that kick thS s.aes
the conventional. rsba e
Ing nothing for Ser, I,alle
ness. There's rn.se.
HlAMmmislR or Oltl.Tov,'saalIa
summer Gancies. msA
bright, Wide-aWal,a" ah
make q yOungster bal,
head step lighter y
like Q little man. tut
sIOuchy, sllapelcss
that fused 10 be roo, sAaI
for the boy wOn.t ~ Iv Y ea
Everyh0dy's standard 4 W.
ours IS higher than anvbOdv's
all the best things sha,
have and myriasls ~
making that others wv W.
whenever YOU see 4 S y
rOmRptng suit for sss
street, for seaside ar fss
tain, the chances ara
one that &c came fr"ne, e, NJ
& CAREW'S. Last yeSs..
are twenty years hebiss
years. Where the cnsiIal
detailing do not SlitIes slg|
the textures and nalt.ssl "
Youth find i'm our i~,s
stock of Juvenile N",.s
imported fabrics in NV
weNyimgs heretofore es "aa
tO fashionable tailor 49, "
and you'll find our n,is.
be- for every species al n
or CIlildremss Wear. f,as
to 90 per cent. belavs
market.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
LYNCHBuRG.
Various Items From the i,ili Ciiy.

INNcuBURG. Va. November H.-.>pe
cial. The City Council last night voted tA'
n,i- fnoe to the Strcct-Car Company io M
irodllce e,sc.ricity as a motive power on iht
ears. and senator .laniel goes 10 New ! ora
i'm n few days to make arrangements Tor lh'
same. .-.., Ina,
The number Of converts under sam Jones
late religious ni0i>tration IN THIS clly VIZ
have attached them ~eitCs 10 several Bai-
list. Methodist. and Presbyierlan churches
are counted at i.3, with many moIe ~ come
i'm "A few DAYS. The MethOdisis and Bapii>I-
get the largest portion Of them.
slg the Corporation Court yesterday chai-
,er Vas g,apied TO the Blue Ridge Dy,-
pepsia Water Company. a new LsnchDHis
enterprise recently organized
Jcea Conner. John wilkins and Moses
Dixon. thr1c of the negroes charged With ihe
ATTEMPTED assassination Of X. X. Noblin, oi
lalif1N. were brought 10 i:gchDur4 THIS
morning from Danyille and placed IN J1il
f,r .i,e Leaning. The guards reported that
f,yo other negrue. had been arrested.
Much interest vas manifested IN Buch-
andn Yesterday. when Major JolllTe, chiei
engineer. and Captain Charles Mays, nis'
assistant, with party Of workmen, len
that place ,ay the purpose OF resuNelinS
tbe \irsinia Mesie,g Railroad from that
place westward. IL is repo.ied that tue
rompauy viii get control of The Valley road,
and viii adopl il. thereby going hy way q
salem instead Of the b0sig heretofore sur
yeved. Colonel Buiord j. at the head % t,C
Virginia Western. and when he gets IN
earnest he mains business.
\ call has heen signed by a snmber Of
citizens .or y meeting of temperance people
on Monday pigl., y have another prohioi-
tion vote in this civ within -iNtv days.
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InE NEW MEXICAN STORM.

The sun shines AftsrlN inc Days OF snow.
CLAYTON, y. NJ, November .. The storm
abated yesterday, and for The first time IN
nine days ije sgR slone. While no au-
thenlc reports have been ,ecei}ed concern
ing loss Ofiife, reports come lton inland
that several Mexican herdors were frozen
ON the Leon, small creek twenty miles
south of the town. No communication
has .lcn had directly, and the
mails froni the -eyoa different post offices
inland have not arrived. sov,e rnprehen-
sion j. felt concerning the mail driver, No
should have reached Clayton Thursday
evening. but has not as yet appeared. Ieie-
Grams from GTa4o list night give another
ease of freczing--that of Joe Nor.op, cow
boy. who was employed with others ~ soid
ing herd of cattle near that POINT
The depth Of snow cannot be correctly es-
tlmated. 'fhe .yain men report much diff
lcultv in different cu.s, which, IN some
places, are completely hlled ~i.L dead
cattle and sheep.
old COW iaep say that with the present
depth Of snow stock vil be unable to live
for any length Of time, and unless ise cold
weather moderates, and the crust which
has formed on the snow loosens, the mortal
" among cattle will w tremendous
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RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER TO- 1885,

table Of all sources of revenue in cities and
large towns Of 5000 population will be given.
In the matter Of securing full particulars OF
local governments apart from finance a
comprehensive series Of Investigations j.
now being completed. which it j. believed
will cover the entire ground. A report of
the public Indebtedness, state. county. and
municipal. for each year Of the decade. end
ing lSso, will he included. The work Of the
division in charge Of this work il so veil
advanced that the results for the nine years
ending l~>9 will be published next summer.
Superintendent Porter calls attention 10
the fact that resolutions have been passed
by government labor organizations in yari-
Gus parts of the country asking that an in
quiry be made as 10 the percentage Of peo-
pie IN this country who occupy their own
farms and homes, and what percentage are
tenants and Of those occupying their own
farms and homes. what proportion have
their property free from debt. and of the
farms and homes under mortgage what per.
ccntage Of the value il m0rtgaged.
This line Of inquiry, the report states. is
not authorized by law, but Mr.. Porter SAYS
that the office is willing TO undertake the
inquiry. providing Congress will grant the
necessary additional money.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Naval INSPECTION Board will inspect
the Chicago. the Boston, the Atlanta and
the Yorktown on the llth instant. prepara-
tory to the departure Of these vessels for
European waters.
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fore the public can be made to believe t'a'

fore the public can be made 10 believe 'ia'
il was intentional.
Upon the arrival OF the sheriff and his
deputies. the posse. at Brow n-burg lneN
held consultation, and after sounding
public opinion, IL was deemed best To arrest
ihe Miller boys at once. and bring them to
Lexington. Accordingly a warrant was
obtained. and the sheriff and his men went
out 10 Millers place. and meeting a cordial
rcception. stated their business. The war
rant was read. and without further ado the
three boys. james. George, and william
Miller. participants in the affair. were
placed under arrest, and by an out-oi-the-
way road. 80 a. 10 avoid coming
through Brownsburg. they were brought
10 town. arriving here about lo:I
This morning and lodged in jail. John
Reese. friend Of the Miller boys. was also
brought here and placed in Jail at the same
time. charged with being the man who fur
ni-hed the arms AT the critical nipmcnt. The
Miller bows are charged with killing Dr.
and Mrs. Walker. The officers say that
there was n large crowd to-day at Browns
burg. and 10 prevent any trouble. although
public opinion seems 10 be evenly divide Il
In fb. ease. il was thought best 10 bring the
Millers here at once, and not leave them
there 10 attend the funeral of their father
DEEP FEELING OVER THE AFFAIR.
Brownsburg j. now quite quiet, but in the
deepest gloom, and while all fear Of further
troubles are dispelled. deep feeling, brought
about by this sad affair, has been engen-
dered and some think that Walkers friends
will make an attempt 10 visit quick pun
ishmcnt on the Miller boys. now in jail, but
as far as we can see. there is no reason
whatever for any such fears. The accused
should have. and will have. full protection
of the law and fair trial. and the Court
will see that they are protected by the Off
GERS Of the law at all hazards. The
relations and friends Of Dr. Walker
and Mr. Miller are numerous all over the
county, both families being highly respecta-
BILE and connected, and that such state of
affair, has been brought about between two
such.pr0mincnt men sf well-knOwn charac-
ter has caused surprise and wonder. 1t has
been stated that the Miller boys tried 70 e.
cape arrest. but such j. not true. When
sheriff Witt and his deputies went To make
the arrest they were found at home ana
made not the slightest attempt or showed any
resistance. Dr. Walker, wife, and Mr..
Miller will be buried sunday morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

Colonel Coodloc's Chances for Recovery
Growing Less.

CINCINNATI. o.. November "a special
from Lexington, ny. 10 the ErcHing Post
says: Colonel coodl0e rested well last nj ght.
and this morning his physicians believe he
has a good chance fO' recovery. The peO-
pie are still greatly excited. Hundreds
haze already visited the scene Of the trag-
eds ia thc pasieliice Building, and discussed
the horror. Assistant Postmaster >Niit
was talking 20 Mr.. >wOop few seconds re,
fore the alteration began and says he did
not hear any words pass between the men.
although they were few feet away. He
thinks il was a tacit understanding betwe N
thom that the first time they met alone il
should he a ngbl.
At 8 O'Clock this afternoon Colonel food
lOe was much worse, and bis chances for
recovery seem 90 BE- growing less. The ply
siciaHs have begun to probe for the ball.
HE DANCE. line wiIl not be passed before
midnight, and TIE doctors az a. .lolA be-
ing rs hopeful ~ they weIp this morning.
WASHINGTON. -. G.. November 9.-lIOn.
j. K. Thomas. Of Illinois, this evening re-
ceivcd the following dispatch in regard 10
The condition Of Colonel GoodlOe:
"Lcf fnsgiOn, NJ, NoYemher 9.--l-3o i.
M.-lhe operation on AOufiob Is jcst con.
clud,,' The intestines were badly cut In
two places. There g. g. some hope, but the
chances are adverse.
..>igpcl II, =, Mcdowell"
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PRICE. THRtE CENTS.

appeared before Judge Freedman In the Su.
pcrior Court with exJudge Fullerton, the
defendants counsel. and settled the terms
OF the order requiring both sides u Tile bills
probably bc filed within the coming week.
\ reporter inquired Of Lawyer Nicholas
Quackenboss this morning about his state
ment 10 the effect that Rev. Dr. Rylance wa.
of unsound mental condition, and ought TO
be an asylum. 'Certainly. | made tha;
statement" said Mr.. Quackenboss, land |
think it Is the only charitable view 10 take
Of the matter"
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DANvlLLE DOTS.
City Real Estate to be Reyalucd-tcci-
dent on the Richmond and Danville-
The Proposed New Railroad.

DANyILLE. VA. November O. Special.
At special meeting Of the City Council.
held this afternoon, Messrs. Frank b.
Grayely, Abner Anderson and C.il. Conrad
were appointed a committee Of assessors To
reyalue the city real estate for assessment
and taxation the coming year.
\ small accident in the yard Of the Rich
mOnd and Danyile Railroad. in North Dan
vile. last night. ran several freight-cars OH
the switch and delayed the north-bound
passenger train two hours.
4 resolution was to-day offered in the
City Council. by Councilman Neal. looking
to the annexation of North panyille and
the consolidation Of the two municipal gov
crnments. The resolution provides or the
appointment of Joint committee from the
two Councils 10 consider the matter. and il
annexation j. deemed advisable, to petition
the next Legislature for the necessary
authority.
The board Of directors of the contemplated
Danyillc. Mebane. Pittsboro and Southern
Road will meet at lanceySllc Tuesday 10
elect president and treasurer. II is be-
licyod Major W. 4. ~utherlin. of this city.
will be- made president ifhc viii accept.
The latest information from Henry saws
Peters (DemocrD will get his seat in the
Senate by over 100 majority.
Miss Lizzie Pace niece Of Mr.. James Il.
Pace. Of Richmond, is very III. and her death
is hourly expected. She has been sick for
several months past
sol. Franklin. a prominent citizen Of
Henry county, diedat his home last night.
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LEXINGTON
Ionors 70 cadet ingate's Memory--Death
of Rev. James II. smith,

lExrxGroN. ~, 'N,5yembcr special.
Flags were at haif-mast at the Virginia llili
.aly Institute today in homo, of tue tate j,
+. ingale, a cadc. in the corps. The remains
were shown all the military hOnOrs, and
under "A bOiy-guanl Of cadets, the remains
were shipped To Mobile, Alabama.
Rev. Jane, II. smith died here this morn
ing. He was known as an author on Va.
rious church topics, and was last stationed
at liarrisonburg, pastor Of the Presby ytcrian
Church. Ito aaa lhe Youngest son Of Gen
eral +. II. smith, Of the Virginia Military
Institute
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT CRElCH-
TON.


PETER>BU re-, VA, November special
Correspondence. Our small Impoverished
city had the misfortune TO be visited with "a
$4,000 cOnilagratiOn on 9th; the lieutcn-
ant Of Police George CREIGHTON, in attempt
ing TO save the life of a young Lad, son Of
Eppts .iatga,u, Esl.. met ms untimely
end by 4 falling wall. His life WAS unin-
sured, leaving no estate, but a wife and sis.
children, the Youngest only five weeks old.
In the name Of suffering humanity we write
you and CtLe. he,s spaFOis n your cliy nf
a Contribution !nr ,he maintenance of his
poor distressed and afflicted family. any
donation from your charitable citizens will
be thankfully received.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
Shilnh,s Ccn.umptlon Cure

This is beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A
flW doses invariably cures the worst Z tses OF
cougb. Crsup and Bsonehi,i. willie It's Won
derlul SUCCESS In the cure OF Consumption Is
without a parallel in the history Of medicine.
since its first discovery IL has been soid o.. "A
guarantee. a test which no ther medicine can
stand. Ii you have Cough, We earnestly
ask you To try IL. lrice. 80 cents and 81.
sample bottles free. sold by Bodeker Bio'h-
ers ard II VI. shields & Co.. corner Of tilth
aud Nn nrghall streets
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

FARlIyIILE, Va. November o.. special.
our election passed of very quietly IN the
county. 80 bad ceiling sacineh 90 exist
learn that the Republican candidate
Thomas X. y. Cocks, for the House Of Dele
gates, will make "A contest, claiming that h'
was elected.
Governor Mckinney has recovered from
Iis -iciuas- aud seems 1eil i.c,4ed viii
his largo majority. We think he Will max,
one Of Nirginia's best Governors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
Tile rLHXrNIu cENsrs.

superintendent Porter, in his annual re-
pofi - sesrefary Noble, says the prt limin-
AIRY work FOR TIE eIe.enll census is well in
hand.
Under the head Of wealth, debt and taxa
fiOn. the statistics of which in the last cen
sus WetG collected under the direction OF
Mr.. Porter, the report states that compre-
hensi'e tables are being prepared, which
will show the financial condition OF every
county, city aud village at the end OF each
hslll year since lSso.
The asses-oJ ,aluation and financial con-
diton Of counties in lsx'-:0, rs compared
with ls>o. will be given separately by couu-
ties and states, and the comparison Of the
assessed valuation and financial condition
Of states will 20 back as far rs 1852. A
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

Owing to the incessars aims
this fall, we have been delayed
III opening our new establish
ment. We had intended open
ing October rst, and we
bought a stock accordingly, for
our winter season is virtually
over by January Ist, SO we
have only some seven weeks
in which to dispose of y stock
that ordinarily it would take
three months to sell, and we
have made the prices sufficient
ly attractive to do it, and we
are going to do it, for as soon as
the people know our figures.
they will buy from us in pre-
ference to going elsewhere.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

Just received a ear load II the famous Plum
mer BOmne and Arsenic Water. fresh
flonl tue spliu-- 90 Ashe county, y. q. This
wafer Is Nature, greatest cure for dyspep-
sia, blood, skin and kidney troubles. owens
4 Minor Drug Co., opposite Postoiiice.-ad
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AIarse Majority

Ofo,r people already know that there is
moth NJ better fer coughs, colds. Group.
bronchitis, Scn Sc., than Pr pavid's Cenah
syrupOt pure II re laI, hoieiiound aud wild
cheliy. Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
adv
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BEYOND THE SEA.
Meeting of the Primrose League-Le Ca
ron. the Informcr--Cablegrams of More
or Less Interest.

ron. the Informcr--Cabiegram of More
or Less Interest.
LONDON. November Am immense
meeting Of the Primrose League was held at
Manchester to-day. with the Earl of Dun
raven ~ tine orator Of the occasion. I'm the
course of his speech, his LOrdship said that
il was undoubtedly true that labor qucs-
ti0ns were the most important Of the day.
Thousand, If workers. not only those uncm-
ploycd by reason Of the scarcity of work and
other causes. but those who were regularly
employed. were. 10 his personal knowledge. .
existing under the most shameful cOndl-
tiOns. I'm these circumstances, he declared
il was impossible for anybody To withhold
his entire sympathy from workers of all
CLASSES or to engage heartily in all move
ments calculated to amelloratc their con-
ditiOn.
IrCARoy, THE INfORMER.
LONDON. November 9.-LeCaron, tn in
former par excellence, has taken "A small
house in kcnsingtOn, whence he drives and
walks with utmost disregard for any OF the
thousands Of enemies his treachery 10 the
Irish has made fir him. II he Is under the
protection of detectives the fact is not
apparent. but the fact that the government
or the Times, or both, are under heavy cN-
pense 10 maintain him. Is plain.
CONDITION OF THE KING or HOLLAND.
HAGUE. November 9.-Ihe condition Of
the King Of Holland has greatly improved.
lie is able 10 transact business. aud goes
out driving every day. He attended church
last sun lay,
CNBLEIS.
LONDON. November .. - The master
lightcrmen held a meeting this afternoon,
and agreed to concede TO the demands of
their employees.
LONDON. November IT is ascerlained
from official figures that during the present
year Italy has called into the various
branches Of her military service ljOWl
more men than in any previous year.