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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12
NOMINATING CANDIDATES.

ONE Of the Virginia papers sends to
ask THE TINES 10 nominate a Governor.
That is exactly what we do not mean
to do. We want 10 see the Democratic
Convention canvass the claims Of all
the candidates fairly, without any or
gained movement for any particular
man further than what is done Away s
by the friends Of the candidates.
The Democratic party Of Virginia Is
living on vital principle, that means
elf-preservation. aud 1t can stand
good deal Of bad politics, but 1t will
not and should not stand any attempt
to force q candidate, and the best thing
for the candidates is to stand on their
regulations and let the Convention bal
lot until man is chosen after
which all Democrats. beginning with
defeated aspirants, should come up and
work for the nominee. We cay tins to
the gubernatoral candidates. who are
all supposed to understand good deal
about politics.
The man is the strongest one in the
State who stands best by his party; and
now is the time 10 do 1t.
There are only two breaks ia the Viz
ginia Democracy-one is the false idea
that takes possession OF some people
that high tariff for protection OF Car
negie is a good thing for the working
man: and the other is that we can trust
the Republicans to do any better IN the
South than they have done heretofore.
We do not deny that there are some
good men among the Republicans Of the
South; but we do deny that any man
opinions can be correct who can ally
himself with the black-and-tan party
with the idea that he can accomplish
any good for his people. There Is
class Of men who think honestly thar
Republicanism in the South can do good
but with all respect to such philoso-
pliers We must remark that the majority
Of them must have been seeking office,
and the rest, if not kinfolk Of the Office
seekers, must have gotten a taste of
gall from some Disappointment or
else the honest Republican in the South
was Of the caste Of high patriotism that
makes q seer wiser than his generation
and with a telescope sight that beats
mere ordinary eyes.
High tariff, protection OF tariff for
revenue. free ballot and fair count,
civil service reform, Malone. or anti
Malone. we still see the Republican
party Of Virginia as it was in 1882,
with the risks Of flood or Danville
massacre. or Eliza Pinkston, colored po-
lice, negro domination, wreck of the
treasury and Malone.
We do not, therefore. propose to
waste time and space with discussing
the principles Of the Democratic
party, but we wish to call attention TO
the risks Of being ovefrun by the Re
publicans.
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GENERAL Boulangcr fled from
France, as he said, not because he was
afraid of trial, but because he would
not be tried 10y the assembly. But ac-
cording TO the cable report his prayer
is TO be answered. The government is
in possession. it ssaid. of proofs to sus-
tain the grave charges made ana is to
instruct the Procureur General TO in
dict him.
II this is true We shall eXpec. Bou-
LANCER to shake the dust of London
from his feet and repair to Paris with
the greatest possible speed.
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had the right TO manufacture the goods
for the district.
But all the same the peasants did not
get anything for what they made
within and were not allowed anything
from without. The slang phrase OF
monopoly baron - is just one of those
terms which comes from popular in
stinct Of wrong.
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IT is pleasant to hear that the new
cruiser Baltimore is practically COM
pleted, and is to have preliminary
trial on the Delaware this week. This
is welcome news, for the deficiencies
Of the American Navy have been
markedly apparent since the Samoan
disaster, and this ambitious cruiser will
be, If accepted after adequate tests, an
important addition to the fleet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12

II nooIs DO VT0V00I % T"IT WNaT
would happen if the Prohibitionists in
this State should DO what General Fisk
has said they may conclude TO do i'm
New Jerscy-go back 90 the Repubi-
cans temporarily, as the only way OF
putting down and out the -unholy alli-
ance, as be regards it. between the
Democratic leaders and the liquor in
terest .- Exchange.
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THE wool growers petition the Presi-
dent for am extra session Of Congress
" for the purpose of eracting necessary
legislation in regard 10 wool-growing
and other Industries Of tine country.
But the wool-growers are not ac-
quainted with One significance of that
maxim that the American people begin
to feel We sometimes - for wool
and return shorn.
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AMONG the cousoliDg items cf news
about the situation at Johnstown is
this
Surgeon General Hamilton. in his re-
port to the President, makes the sratl-
fyng statement that there is no fear Of
q general epidemic in The Conemaugh
region. As Jar as purity Of water sup-
ply is concerned it is apparent that
Johnstown is better oil than the cities
dependent upon the rivers into which
the Conemaugh flows.
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DnlriHs Gazette: In Hon. 2. G..
Lester letter to the Register, referred 10
elsewhere the Congressman says: Il
have been busy for some time ia doing
whatsoever my hands have found to do.
A. have but little 10 30 politically /
have had opportunity to DO the more
in this section OF country III the work
of the ministry. While sam Jones was
preaching 10 the sinners In Danville,
was baptizing the saints in Floyd
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Mr.. HARRISON $ SOUTHERN POLICY
The policy of President Harrison to-
wards the South. as outlined by the
Worlds Washington correspondent and
approved rs "a winner by several Re-
publican organs. is simply revival of
Hayesism. with added energy aud q
ripper opportunity.
President HarnsOnaims. as The World
predicted he would, 10 dissolve the
solid South rather than 10 break it. His
solvent Is to be applied IN the shape OF
TWO enormous bribes-a $50. 600 600 APP
preparation for the schools of that sec
ton. and a TAT share in the tariff boun-
ties for its mine and forest owners end
manufacturers.
knowing that the old policy al negro
domination eau never again be e>tab-
li.hed there, President Harrison. with
the blo0ded calculation which
characterizes the practical politician
whose conscience is cared for by his re-
hgion. proposes TO leave the colored
people to do as they did during the adj
miuistratiou Of Hayes and Arthur, and
rs they have on the whole done very
crelitably ever since namely. 90 shift
for themselves.-Ne lc York World
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RrcHNoND, VA, June sih. 1850.
Trains on this road are now running ~ fol-
lows. viz;
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas am. leave hlba. Arrive at Ashland
1888 a. IN.
Zoo nm. leave Byrd-strort station. Arrive
no Ashland 300 D. m.
G.Ot nm. leave Elha. Arrive a. Ashland
6.i1 .. ni.
G.f5 am. arrive Eiba. Leave Ashland 900
cos "A. M.
s.35 am. arrives Byrd-sircet station. Leave
Ashland S.31 a. ln.
5.59 pm. Arrive at klba. Leave Ashland no
6:l2 p. m.
DAILY.
6.25 pm. leave Byri-sircct station Tor Anl-
ford and beyond as thc road Us ro-
paired.
$50 am arrives Byrd-strtet station from
Milford and beyond ne the road s
repaired.
Local freight trains Will run between kch-
mOnd snd Milford daily except sunday.
G. A.IAlLOR. General Ticket Agent
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CTTt DsLINsrr
Delivered In sny part Of ths civ ana hsn'
chester Toy carriers At "a cents per week.
Persons desiring the 1fsss Delivered a.
tholf homes can secure u BY psstsl card 70
quest or order through telephone No. b%S
whom delivery il irregular i~msdists com
plainf should be made to no once. The 81
dress mey be changed as dcsirsd n care he
taken In all eases TO mention Tho old and
new address
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Norfolk Landmark: General V. ID.
Groner aud Ex-Governor William T..
Cameron left for the Capital on the
Washington steamer yesterday after
noon to join the committee, Of when
they are members. M calling CD Presi-
dent Harrison 10 present their side OF
Republican politics in Virginia.
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a contemporary treats the Counter
Journal to a complim No on historical
criticism when it says that Che Courier
Journal says there are ON the pension
rolls more men seriously wounded
than can be found on muslsr roll of
all the Southern armies ft for service
at any one time, and Infers that the fu-
ture historian Will wonder what deadly
weapons were employed by the armies
Of the South.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12

GENERAL GREELEY. Of Arctic fame,
appointed to be clerk ofthe weatheraf,sr
ne bad made such n failure. says that
he objects to the technical term "indi-
cations
So he ought, because he does not in-
dicste.
He merely hints ANA gives some hits
Tor the romance Of gossip moi reliable
enough to tell one when TO carry an
umbrella.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS
CURRENT TOPICS
COMMENTED UPON
Execution by Electricity The car stoVo
The American FIoUers-nr. Iarri'
sons Southern P6Iicy other Items Of
Euferesl


NEW YORK pFNOCRATs.-The Demo-
Gratis ha ye held the State of New York
bs frai tenure for the past seven
years. But once since 1850 bias ;ne
Democratic plurality egualled two
thirds Of the Prohibition vote. and IN
most of the elections 1t has been less
than one-half that vote. The figures
are as follows:
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Chr yailp Gintfa.

nv UlF TIhfS COMPANY. OFFICE !;
rOi MAST MAIN sfRHEI. RlCHhoNp'
VA.
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I'm the Cr0niu investigation at Chi
cago there seems % be vast amount
Of suspicion. promise and threat. but
very little performance. 50 far as can
be- adjudged al this distance the slayers
of Dr. Croniu are rs far from the front
stoop Of the temple of justice as they
were ten days ago. 1t ia about time
for the men who know So much 10 pro-
duce some Undertaking. eiftcts.-Ner
InlL W0Ill
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Norfolk VirgiRiGH: Mrs. Isabella
Hollomon. living at No. 81 Marshall
avenue. III Bfambeton Ward, was
found dead in her bed Sunday morn
ing. She had been for some time a SUI
ferer from heart disease. and it is GER
tain that was the cause Of her taking
oil. The deceased was Sc years Of age
and was highly respected by ali who
knew her.
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THE DAILY TINES WEDNESDAY JUNE 70. 1889

of the country comes the report OF
heavy crops Of wheat, grass and oats
fast maturing. A large acreage IN corn
il out aud that crop is looking well.
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EXECUTION By ELECTMCITY- 1t is a
striking commentary on our criminal
system that while the number Of mur-
dcrs committed in the State since the
lst of January probably reaches fifty,
Ouly one murderer has been sentenced
II death. and it now looks as If he will
not be required TO pay the penalty Of
his crime at the fixed time. Indeed, il
may be doubted whether there will be
an execution in this State during the
present year or even next.
This is likely TO result from the APP
peal taken in the Kemmler case.
Kemmler. it Will be remembered, was
sentenced to death by electricity the
last week in this month for the muir
der Of his wife at Buffalo. lie is the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12

y DkFOLk AND W ~ E-tN IA liz
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS IO Us NtHii hu,
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY l2. 1882
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. ma Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg lNl.
A. n. daily arrive Nor'oiA l'
aiOA. NJ. Daily. Uia Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad. Arrive mo- Petersburg IN 80
A. ~ 30. leaves Petersburg lN.f
A. VI for flrmFiNn. lYntnluIt
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and OBJ
points South and West IhkOlh
COACH no kAnfORD.
700 r. NJ. Daily. fia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives at fctrrsNuF 40
ESQ T.. NJ, leaves PeiDrsnu- 3 e.IN J.
~. daily. arriving Norfolk lNaN =.
NJ lhROUGh CAR 30 NOR
FOLK.
200 T. NJ. Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving ht Potter burg At
500 =. ~. rUuurtf'ua with Tram ny.
1. leaving Petersburg if i.Il -. nt
flr IarmNllit. lyuIINlrp. Roanoke
pocahonias. Bristol. Knoxville Chat.
tan00sa. and all points south AND
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARACCOMMODA
IlOhs.
No. l-Sleepug-cm Petersburg 10 Rr.sto
without change. leaving Petersburg daily W
ass T. " Pullman sleeper LynchblIE d
Memphis. without change.
NOS Pullman sleeper LynchDurs t0 NcW
OrloauG, aud Roanoke 10 Chattanooga. without
Tickets. haggago-checls. and aI information
can be- Obtained 40 Richmond and pefer llll
Railroad depot, A. W. OarNtrf. 800 hAr
street. and at the Company 3 oAcc "l hasi
Main street,
General Passenger gent
CHARLES O.. EDDY, Vice President.
General office. kDHuO Be. Va.
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Rs@Ssi a
\ TLANTIC COAST LINE.

IA --
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY May lqih. l,'q &C.
200 am. trains on tnis rosa Will run ~ fC
lows.
TEAMS SOUTHWARK.
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Religious Herald. DR.. Pollard viii
sall for Europe M the Bothnia. Of the
Cuuard line. on the 18Th of June. Quite
a party Of brethren-including Reys H..
NJ. Wharton, a. E.. Dixon ami William
Harris. James Pollard. Esq, and Chas.
T.. Blgby Esq. will cross the ocean to-
gether. Or. Pollard expects % spend
most of his time in England aud Scot
land. studying in those countries with
especial reference 10 his work az Rich
m0nd College lie will remain abroad
about three months. aud will attend the
World Sunday School Convention. 90
which he is q duly accredited delegate.
During his absence lac viii visit the
World 5 Exposition in Paris. The read
ers OF this paper are t. be cOngratu-
lated that for while they are to see
Europe through Or. P0ilards specta-
cles.
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Says q Washington l0uInalis': The
impression bias gone abroad that this i-
"A very religious Administration. A
number Of clever hypocrites have taken
To- dressing like ministers and writing
religious sentiments on their cards
They try this especially on Private Sec
retarv llalford, who is 2 very serious
laNnnt. and reNerentIal .Orl Of follow.
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Dir. CHARLES KENT, actor. has made
q sensation by refusing TO answer a
call" after he had beautifully per-
formed a death scene. The audience
Insisted. and at last Kent had to come
to life behind The scenes, and march out
aud bow. This was in the great town
of Chicago.
Mr. Kent was entirely right in taking
the ground as he was dead lie ought not
t. come before the curtain; but Chicago
i,a fast city, with new and progressive
IDEAS, and when it arose and demanded
the appearance Of the dead man he got
up and waltzed out like little tin sol
der. Let us hear from Boston on this
subject, and the world may see that
the City Of Culture Will BIT down On
Chicago.
Chicago may not feel it, but Boston
will consider tine thing done.
WE quote in another column the ar
ticle Of the Herald ON the subject of
execution 10y electricity.
1t appears that in a year there have
been fifty murders in New York State,
aud that the only candidate for the
gallows is Kemmler, aud that he has
appealed from the electric chair on the
ground that the punishment would be
cruel Albeit the constitution fur
nishes the excuse. we should think that
all killing of criminals was cruel; so
that Mr.. Assassin Kammlcr ought to
be glad that he gets of with a shock
instead of jerk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12

Lyachburg Virgiaidn Arrangements
are about completed for the opening Of
the Lynchburg Normal Iusutuleon Sat
urday. June 22d instant, on which occa-
sion Senator Daniel is expected to de-
liver the aldress Of welcome.
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RATLhOADs

EHESAPEAKE AND ONO nan
~ WAY COMPANY. NALL
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toni
ARRIVE RICHMOND
7:i5 Dm.--MAlL daily
5n0 am THROUGH PASSENGER daily
e:l5 au.-ACLOMMOD dany to4cop
sunday.
CONN NOTIONS
= Clifton Forge with tnesapef he anl of o
railway TOR fhe south. Mr.t. aad rDr.uf cot.
Slccpors tO Cincinnati. and Louisville.
A. LyLcnUurz Win r0riD.A alu W-stcf
railroad for AL points south. clutneasf, POS
Southwest. and Virginia Midland rl .Hag .0
all points North and South
At Richmond Win Associated Railways ,1
all pOln.s IN the South. and Richmond. frCde
icAsburg and Potomac railroad Tor the tlrft
At Lexington with balumOre and OHIO rAiI
road making close connections a. Harper
Ferry 20 and from pttstufs and the Nag
also 10 points North and ha-t.
sleeping cars yuchhurg 90 3 CmphIs Nov
Orleans and title tock.
PAlA T. S.EhPiNGfA fWEEN
RlChMOND and LYNJHBl hG. BEhJns.
e..
Trains marked daily except SUNDAY, 'Dsi',
Tickets sold - a'l points. Omcna. lUDD
Main street and ut the Richmond sfl ale.
ghany depO'. Eight ana Cana street.
JUdh Il. nACNUEDD.
7de6 Cent Passenger Acct.
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ruE AMERICAN fLowERs
B.. Choose we the royal sunnower. with its
crown of shining gold.
The common. Dr. mely Wayside HOVER be-
loved hy young ani Dld.
80 pale. aesthetic blossom. Oh iLc green
earth hiding low,
10 lifts ifs broad leaves icarlcssly 10 aii the
winds that blow.
' II doth NOT hide JOS slowing face ifom morn
nh luy is done.
Through cloud or storm. with stcadiasi gaze,
BE- iDlioWcth ihc sum.
Il hath charm Co cheer and bless, Wher-
ever ii may ht.
fris symbol OF Our own dear Tag u1il-
uer of the ireei
. AID where 10 grows SD bravo ana slfun1t
meath DO, protected shade.
The flowers Of all lands and cllmcs unseen
may bloom and fade.
Fair as ouI hammered stars iley snlnc inc
petals brgn. and bold
OF ihr tnii and stately sunNOwer with its
crown Of shining gold
-B0v0u Irfuscripf.
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scHEDULGM EFFECT MYim DID,.
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.clEOMONr AIR LINE.

DIHONONI AlK-LINE-
RICHMOND o. DANNlLfE Htffnntn
SHORTEST AHO QUICKEST HO.rR DID
TIRE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLFFPEK~ ON ALL Af.ur
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EfFGCr APRIL lI.
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Lexington Gazette; From all sections
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RAILROADS.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.


RrcHNOND, VA, June sch. 1850.
Tralus on this road are now running a. fol-
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The Courier journal says that "a
platform true 10 the Fundamental and
vital principles Of the Democratic party
must repeat the pledges of isss; it must
promise 10 the millions relief from
system Of taxation which is sacrificing
them To enrich a few capitalists ~ the
East. The Sun may rest assured that
tho Democratic party will endorse the
position of the Kentucky Convention.
and refuse. even a. the price of MS ALI
ance. to take any backward steps in the
direction il indicates.
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first candidate for that method OF in
dicting the death penalty in this State.
His counsel raises the objection that
the punishment is "cruei and unusual.
and therefore unconstitutional. The
point is taken under both the Federal
and state constitution. The former de-
clares -
Excessive bail shall not be required,
nor excessive fines imposed. nor cruel
and unusual punishments inflicted.
THE CAR STOyE.-According 80 the
reports Of the smash-up on the Lebigh
Valley railroad yesterday morning.
the passengers had a miraculous eS-
cane. Had there been fires in the
cara the wreck would have been con
sumed IN a short time. was the peril
nent remark made by one Of the res
cuod passengers. While an accident
due to the breaking Of an axle Is not
one that can easily be avoided. it is evi-
dent that the absence % the deadly car
stove removes great, II not the great
est. element Ofdanger. Before another
winter the car stove ought 10 be- ban
ished from ali railroads 80 this State. as
it has been in New York aud else
where.-Thaddeiphid Press.
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rgFsT POINT ACCOMMODATION

" Vt II TT-| 7 u % |"TT|TT- II
Arrive Richmond. n IIp.n
fDaIy. fDlIF except sunday.
depot and uratt.DNco foot Of Virgins
street uD towl oh.lr. corner Tenth aHi hll
streets.
Cones 81 Manager. Gen. psst'r Ag.lt
sDl.NAAH. iNt. 81 POTTS.
lI.tc Manage. Div pnss'r Agent
nlf5 lirim nd. y a
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WEST POINT June 11.-Mr. i. VI.
Hanna. of tins city, received a telegram
from New York this week. stating that
his brother, who lived in that city. had
died very suddenly from the bursting
of q blood vessel. caused 10y an excessive
spell Of laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Henley are
visiting IN Lynchburg.
Miss lnez AGREE. whohas been attend
Ing the Roanoke Female College. at
DauyiIle. Va. during the past year.
will spend her vacation with friends in
this city. She arrived here last evening
Miss Gcna Edwards, II King VIII
liam county. is visiting friends here
Speeial Correspondence Of the Imes
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
virginia Editors on various subjects
Ihe Happenings and tho Ialk Of the
Fsuupfe

"McGuire. writing To- the Times from
Lexington under date OF yesterday,
says.
II Us probable that trains will bee
gin flo ran om the Lexington branch
of the Richmond and Allegheny rail
road tomorrow after q suspension oil
twelve days.
/ hear 70 n0isel about here in sport
ing circles. vino take an interest in
such matters. tnat small party viii
leave here in july TO attend the big
fight between Sullivan and kirain the
sih prOximO.
The real estate agents have Orgauil ad
q protection union TO be known as the
Buena Vista Real Estate Exchange. AI
tile firms IN this line of business are DO
1t. Its prime object is To secure uni
form rates ol commission and TO pro
mote honest dealings and harmony Of
action.
A current rum0r here SAYS lhal the
James River Cement Works. 80 long lO-
Gated and operated at Balcony falls. IN
this county. which we're destroyed los
the Hood I'm May. are 20 be rebuilt at
Lvnchburgor Richmond.
hear that q syndicate of Phla-
delphans aud BOst0nians are now me-
gOuiting fox the purchase of the Natu-
raj Bridge hotels. but L c0nsummated It
will not be- until after 1lr IL. G.. Par
SON s return from Europe. having set
tied Virginia S dobt-in horn.
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