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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22
FROM PETERSBURG.
Searching for Her Brother-A Law-Abid-
ing Community.

PETERSBURG. Va. December 2l.- Spe-
cial. This morning, Miss Lizzie C0fman.
frem Crawford county. Missouri. arrived
here in search of her brother, Mr. Jacob
Cofman. Miss COhman SAYS that her
brother is employed by DR.. Graves. but
where Dr. Graves lives she does not know.
Sue SAYS that she left home last Monday.
and had been travelling ever since. Sew
eral gentlemen interested themselves in
her behalf, but no one could be found
who knew either CJhman or Graves. \
well-knOwn citizen took charge OF the Young
lady and took her to his home, where it was
learned from her that she bought "A ticket
at II. Louis for Petersburg. West Virginia,
and came here, as she says, through mis-
take. Miss COfman is robust-lOOking
woman and appears 10 be Of German de-
scent. She says she is willing to do most
any kind Of work until she can raise enough
money to take her back 10 st. Louis, where
she has relatives and friends.
4 white man named Crawey King. hail
ing from Brunswick county. this state, was
before the MayOr this morning on suspicion
Of having stolen a horse from some party
unknown. lie was committed to Jail to
await further examination,
Section No. Do, Endowment Rank. knights
Of Pyihas. of this city, have elected the
spil'Niii- 'iu'il~ lDi iut fDNulU- ltIlll.
President. John X. W. smith; Nice-Presi-
dent, \. ". Baxter; Secretary and Treas
urcr, +. \. owen.
The Prince George Cavalry. Captain 4.
X. Hobbs. viii have dress drill AT Dspu-
tanta. on the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
on next Thursday. The drill will be fol-
lowed at night by a tableau and ball.
The streets and stores have been crowded
to-day with people making their Christmas
purchases. The show windows Of some Of
the stores have been handsomely and TASTE
fully dressed. and are sure to attract the
attention OF the most casual OF server.
Petersburg can boast OF one of the most
quiet and law abiding communities 10 he
found anywhere on the globe. as il eyi-
denced by the fact that for months past
there have been but very few cases of in
terest before the Mayor for adiudicauon
Most Of the arrests have been for trining Of
fences.
The contest for the silk quilt to be voted
to the wife OF the most popular Baptist min
lister in Petersburg and Chesterfield county
is getting pretty lively. The canyassers
are Jealous. active young ladies. and it is
hard to predict who will win the prize.
Some extensive improvements are being
made 10 the Hotel Gary. ON Tabb street. Oi
which Mr. George Gary j. the proprietor
Among tie Improvements is an addition IT,
the building. which will give TO the hotel
sixteen additional rooms.
The receipt of tobacco at the different
in the city for the past week
We're II, h0gsheads; sales Of loose. $4,000
pounds.
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CALL HERE
FOR ANY ARTICLE YOU CANNOT
FIND ELSEWHERE.
TO SAVE MONEY
CALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU CAN
FIND ELSEWHERE.

The array Of wares from every land
and of every description and prices that
are stored here for your fancy and Sc
lection are one Of the maryels Of mod
ern times.
The ornamental and The use full.
The important and the trifiug.
The cxtrayagant and the economical.
Vastness and Iota live side by side
here.
One hundred and twenty packages
NEW WARES for this week. The
Glassware We hinted OF few days ago
will be ready too. Full-size Tumblers
? for Be. Handsome Night-Lamps. new
designs. 30e. Gobets, &C. each. Com
bination Of Glass and Metal Castors.
with vinegar, pepper, and salt, and
mustard cruets, full-size, SOC. Largo
Cut. Glass Pitcher, 81 %. Fancy Glass
Berry Sets, new designs, imported,
Sl.19 a set. Cut-Glass Water Set, S2.22,
worth -. Lemon Extractor Dish, l9c.
Imitation Cut Glass Comports. ljc.,
worth 40c. Cut Gluss Finger Bowls,
32c. Cheese Dishes of same, 500. But
ter Dishes OF same, l0c. Water Bot
ties, with Tumbler. l0c. Handsome
Cut Glass G0blets, 9Sc. dozen. Bu-
kuro Cat Decoration. S1.02 dozen.
Cake Stands, 29c. Cut-Glass Liquor
Glasses, 79c. a dozen. All the various
European Ware. All the various Amer
lean Glassware.
Everything in Glassware. Tinware,
willow. Ware. and Ironware. Baskets,
Pictures. Mirrors. From the small,
cheap. TO the largest, fine, and hand
some.
FIVE HUNDRED NEW DOLLS will
be- on sale tomorrow. Half the usual
prices now.
TiETOY DEPARTMENT is yet over
fl)y ing. Three weeks more buying as
you have would not be too long to
work a dent in the assortment. Work.
Boxes, Glove aud Handkerchief Boxes.
Dressing Case Sets, Albums. Christ
mas Cards, Shaving Sets. Manicure
Sets. Writing Desks. Jewelry Caskets,
Ink Wells. ETC., at less than cost this
week. Memorandum Books, leather
cite bound, with iifly-eight pages OK
good paper. for Sc each. Leatherettc
Writing Tablets.s highly ornamentsd,
with Paper, Envelopes, Peuholder, aud
Blotters, for lOc.
Special prices, too. in tho DRY
GOODS DEPARTMENT. so as to COM
binc interest and necessity with profit
to you.
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Exciting stock Operations.

SrAUNToN. Va DecemOer al special.
The Rueua = ista Building Company closed
their books to-day. and the nuena Vista I'M
proYement Company organized. This Is a
new company, With NJ. T.. Miller president;
,feorge {. Jordan, yice-president; ". L.
McCue, secretary and treasurer. Directors
Asher Ayres. Henry Hoover, Richmond,
Va: John W. Blackburn. and John Wal
drop. Minimum capital $1,000, maximum
$500 .OOO. They have purchased 100 lots a,
Buena Vista, and will spend St,'l0 ~ lai-
proyements. The stock Of the Company has
all been taken.
ll.e Dasie tiy Mining and Manufacture
ing Company will have out their prospectus
Monday. They control $4,000 acres Of land
al WaynesbOro Junction. The Office 3; ,rSig
attorneys Braxton Il Srgs,on Nas been
crowded all day with pa,ties listing then
names for -toe. al advance OF the pros
pecuis. The day has been one of great ex-
citement, which Will be renewed Monday
morning when the Basic prospectus comes
ont
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knights OF Pythias Election.

Hines Lodge. No. II, knights Of Pythias,
have elected the following officers for the
term beginning January !, ls90i
Past Chancellor, W. u. 'Ourtneyi tEans
cellor Commander. Irwin smith; Nice-C han
cellor. H. ". fl0urn0y: Prelate, Il. samuel
Denny: Keeper Of Records and seal. :. +.
Beach: Master OF Finance. 4. l.. Courtney.
Master-at-Arms. Il. l.. Cox; Inside Guard,
Edward Alvey; Outside GuaId, CT. Blank
enrhip.
At a stated meeting Of Myrtle Lodge, No.
-. n. OF T.. held on Friday evening. the
following officers we've elected for the en-
suing term: Il. \. sheppard, r. C.i John u.
Allen. 4. g.; James II, Wright, '. c.;
Lewis y. ttOwder. prclate; John W.
Glenn. n. OF II. and =; Henry \. Hare, NJ.
Of f.: John Maxwell. VI. Of T.; K. q. scott,
NJ. at A.; samuel Mallory. !. g.; James
4. Morris. ~. .. g.; John Maxwell, rep
rcsentatiye to the Grand Lodge.
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on January lith. at the Academy II Mu-
sic. strong company of Richmond anna
teurs will present "Our American Cousin"
The cost is as follows; Lord Dundreary. Air.
&. ". Coleman; Asa Trenchard, Mr.. 4. II
shepherd; sir Edward 'ffenchard. Dir. Pow
halan boylln,, Captain he Boots, Mt
Thomas Dlhney; Harry Vernon. Mr.. Pres.
ton holland; Abel MurcOtt. Mr.. Cotton Cha
pin; Mr.. Coyle. Mr. Eugene 1. Mas
sey: Mr. Binny. Mr.. Jack Pleasants;
John Wickens. Tom W. Brander: Mr.. Bud
dicomb, Louis Brander; Mrs. Mountches-
ingion. Mrs. Charles Walker: Florence
Trenchard, Ms. II. \. Tabb; Mary, Mrs
James Patterson; Augusta, Miss iamerou,
Geofgina. Miss Perkins; sharpe, Miss Ger
trude Rives; skillet, Mss Mckinney.
This performance is for the benefit OF tho
ileireai for The sick, and promises 10 be the
best amateur performance OF the season.
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The Governors family left the city yes
terday morning at . o'clock for their future
home in Lexington. Va. The furniture in
the Executive Mansion was also shipped.
ana tire riogrsl uip pui.dIng Preserlell &
dark and lonely appearance hast night. The
Governor will not 20 TO Lexington for per-
IGahenI stay un.ll amer t4osesnnl-f;iev Me.
Kinney and family shall arrive, w4Ach VIII
h. the laller part VI The month. Governor
Ice remains 20 extend welcome and a
happy administration TO the coming Cover
nor. A special dispatch 70 Tux TINES nom
Lexington says.
.GOvern0r Ftzhugh Lees family in a
special ear arrived here tonight on the q
O'Clock Chesapeake and Ohio train, and
went 10 their new home on Locust avenue,
the Tucker mansion"
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
PEOPLE OF HALIFAX COUNTY
SEEKING RELIEF.
Governor Towle Thinks no Meeting of the
Legislature Nccessary---Mrs. Morris
said 10 he Innocent of Her Husbands
Death.


Legislature Nccessary---Mrs. Morris
said 10 be Innocent of Her HUSBAND
Death.
RALEIGH. Y. C., December 2l.- special.
Some time since meeting Of the people of
Halifax county was held for the purpose Of
deysing means Of relief from the condition
entailed upon them by failure Of their crops
for some years past II was suggested that
the best means OF relief would be the con-
yening OF the Legislature, which could ena-
ble the county 10 issue bonds on which
money could De raised. and this
measure was earnestly advised by
some, on the ground that the prospects Of
that section for the next few years were sad
and deplorable. \ committee was appoint
ed 10 lay the situation before the Governor
and to ask him to call the Legislature. The
Governor to-day addressed a letter TO the
committee stating that he did not think it
advisable TO call the Legislature. and eX-
pressing the opinion that twas an occasion
for community relief.
Captain +. :. Bryan. for many years con-
nected with the Raleigh and Castor Rail-
road, died here to-day.
About nine miles of the Roanoke and
Southern Railroad, between Walnut Cove
and Madison. have been graded. and four
miles have leen r0ned.
Northern capitalists will establish new
bank at Winston, with capital stock of
SlJ0.OOO.
Work on the Winston and Mocksyille
Railroad is being rapidly completed. II is
nov thought that the road will be completed
10 Mocksyillc by April.
Latest developments in the ease Of Mrs.
Morris, charged with poisoning her hus-
band. at Reidsyille. are 10 the effect that she
is innocent of the charge. since il was as
certained that there was no poison in the
stomach Of her husband she has been re-
leased on habeas corpus, and IL is moi gen
orally believed that she is guilty.
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lndellXerel Disnatehes.

t'ndeliyered messages for week ending
Saturday evening, December 2lst, lsS,, at
Western Union Telegraph Company: d. H.
Codwse, Miss l.. A. Noryell. X. +. Barton.
l.. l.. W. Marye. T.. +. Echois, T.. Dunn,
John Kreiing. w. IL. Fitzgeyall, George
Brown, T.. A. Stands. Mrs. II. Post, Holt
W. Page, :. X Nooseman, Jr. A Baiy,
,,.yrs & Winston. John A. sexton. Seth r.
Niller, George Warner iseail, Mrs. l.. Arm-
stron,. B. a, l.esg, Il. b. Cook, V. Il. Rob
,asvA, IAomas 4 Bro, j. B. \. Mills.
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row PEDRO TALKS.


WASHINGTON. u. G.. bectmber 2i. The
the fiscal year 1891. which was submitted %
tle House today, directs the commission
~. OF lhe Dsi.ici 70 collect license fee OF
So per annusa against o., ,nlpor",'o,u''
person, or persons for ,'1eh "'V v'.i, r.
graph 0nd telephone pole maint~,'''' ~
him or them IN an street IN The ciiles ol
Washington and Georgetown amer Jnly ID,
1851. u is also provided that no overhead
wires Tor puilic or private electric lighting
shall be permitted on aay Of The streets in
the Two cities after September 30. 1890. The
amount Of S5.33i. 1874 is Appropriated for The
expense of the District for the fiscal year,
1891.
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heath Of Miss Anuia IA. orar

Miss Annie hell Cray, the only daughter
of the late William X. Cray. died Of con-
sumption yesterday morning at 4;l0 O'Clock.
Miss Cray was twenty-one year, Of age. She
was member Of the Clay street Methodist
Church. and had host Of friends who
lament her death.
The funeral will take place this af;esnoon
at $3.50 o'clock from the Clal street Metho-
dist Church.
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ear,ary ,I,sston's FESTIVAL.

Calvary Mission sunday-school, Of which
the parent church is old II. Johns, will
have their annual Christmas feast ff
Nssons Hall, Frank,iE stfees. petYeeil
Eighteen Aid Nhe.eenth, Tuesday, pecem-
her 3lst. Contributions Of money or pro-
, isl6ns will be thankfully received by ser
eeaul u. +, Howard, snperistenden,, al
lie lild liaikel folipe ~ l.ion.
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Kicked by "A Mare.

ASHLAND, VA, pece..D Especial r
Mr., !. =. carroll, who is well-known in
spor-iag circles. and the owner Of the Han
over Stables. which are in Ashland ,os the
winter, was very severely klc.ed .by one of
his mares this evening".
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Tarseutinc Nrunctt lBrl strike Rio oGran-
oil. Iu -ui. flour. schooner Charles III. VOL
..., lanlntrt'- Point. 90 load coll for The
-...fI.. schooner I'1z'c Smith. Matthews.
l.n.4launock river. 90 load oystcfs for New
itt. .au. schooner VIII am 4. lee. LNnch.
p..mulf Hundreds 90 load railroad ties FOR
>..r lnrI. vessel. Curtis Parker.
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Judr. Logan Gradually Sinking

LEXINGTON. Va, December sl:-.>pe-
cial. Judge IOcan, II is reported, is grad
t.ally sinking at Lewiston, Idaho.
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ronr ofwEsr roiNr. prclmm 2i.

steamship Berkshire. Foster. Providence,
r.r.faI cugO: steamship JCuuey. New York.
..a.r.l cffro: steamship Darwin, burnc,
.rutIrf NcRs. 10 load with cotton: steam
sln tuaflaite, Niklr, Baltimore, general
DHil'.
-t..mship BERKSHIRE. loste;~ Providence.
....r.I rarrf. sfcfinshII tfm titv. Walker
'.. ton. general cargo; steamship Cnai-
I. March. boston. general cargo.
l.nI OF NEWPORT NEWS. pFCENgEE n.
ARRIVED
steamship Chlu,eong Ncw Orleans. TO
...l. steamship GuvaudOitc. New York, and
-4.rI i0f Nsw York. merchandise; steam
-.Ir WNau0sc. Richmond, ana saiie ior New
A.fE. merchandise: fug underwater with
lHf.e Oakland and storm King, Boston, 10
rIIL
SAILED.
sl.amsnlp lnchihoua, Liverpool. coaled
Steamship ElTnuucu. Liverpool coluedi
Steamship o.. O.. Robinson. koucn, conled.
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In the (nIirts.

CircuH Courf-The third trial Of the
suit Of ID. III. Lynch against Il. Il. Chaiiin X
CO.. for damages for alleged libel. ended by
the jury being discharged. they stating,
through their foreman, that there was no
possibility of an agreement. \ Juror told
TIMES reporter that the jury stood four
for the plaintiff and eight for the defendant.
Judge Gunler adjourned the special term.
Poiicc rOUT.--GeOrge l.. Weaver jcolor-
ed) nearly beat Florence JohnsOn's (cOl-
ored) face into jelly. Weaver was fined
S2j and costs. and required to gife security
in the sum of $500 for twelve months. Fail
ing in both he went To Jail. Joseph Rid
dick lcolored) was charged with stealing a
silver watch, the property OF susan Riddick.
He went to Jail TOR ninety days in default
OF security. Minor Jones and Thomas Wat
kins. two BOYS who stole clock from u. \
l.. MiiteldOrfcr. were whipped in court by
their parents. The case OF John Mitchell.
the negro charged with the murder Of Grace
Thornton. has been set for Thursday. De
cember 18th. William Christian (cOlOred),
charged with obtaining from llcnnie Cheat
ham $3.50 under false representations, with
intent 10 dclIaud. went to Jail In default of
security for $500 for twelve months. Charles
Adams. Robert Freeman and Edward Ran
dolph. hackmen, paid each $50 for standing
their hacks at place not designated by the
Mayor.
Hcn'ico COuafy.-Judgc Minor heard
argument on the motion 10 grant Robert
Robertson new trial. Robertson was one
Of the rioters on the Brook turnpike, satur-
day night. November I'd. last. when -pott
Cluh was killed. The jury gave Robertson
four months In Jail and fined him s. and
costs. The court granted the prisoner a
new trial. which will take place at the Jan
uary term Of the court,
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FROM OVER The. SEA.


wiz ,be NeM Eepubiic OF bFa1ii j 'Htf-
CRATE Dan Pedro Talks.
LISBON. December ~ iicporis lgoni
Brazil Indicate a strong feeling in the i'Ir.
yinces Of Para and Rio Grandc do >ul 300
favor of separating IRON the other Bralilian
states. .aey sbiect to beng dominated 10y
Eio Janciro. the inte-e-fs Of the sections De-
ing in many ways divergent.
T0-day's report Of the prospective dcaih
Of iia fouseca eag.r~ nO surprise. fonstca
lcn sick bed 30 sabe yafl iR ihe reNulii-
tion. and u was hardly a. BE- eApcclel l.4t
his condition could mend under the eAciie-
ment and arduous labor incident ip his
present position. Senor BarbOla, Minister
Of Finance has already. on account Of pd
Ior ,eca's Illness, had more than his share
Of pes,e,ssaiity thrown upon his shoulders.
and ii Is considered likely that in the event
of the provisional presidents DEAN, Bar
hOza will assume his place.
EcW PEDRO TALKS.
Dom Pedro, in a recent con,eisatioH. sam
that the proclamation granting practically
wslse,spl citizenship 20 foreign residents
was a shieNA s,a siNesinahiihe
move on the part Of ihe present
rulers Of Brazil. The step was neces,
sary one he said. in order 10 aih 10
prescrying a national unity. and 70 prevent
an undue tendency toward provincial disai-
fiction.
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STATE or THERMOMETER.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rOnr on McHMOND. DEcrMnEr n.

schooner Charles IN. ~piaguc NickcrSOn.
raM .Nay via Norfolk. fish, Davenport q
NNlis
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rROrERTY TnANsTERs.

NIunr1IV N0VTT. .-.Ilm0s ASTON IabeIi
to Bette W.. wife of T.. 4. Tin,lcy. 30 feet
on the east side Of Lester street. $500; Nir-
gilia GOddin's trustee 10 William G.. IayedO,
- - feet on Lester street northeast cor
ner ofDenney, $500: e.. j. Hunt and wife To
Gcorgiana VI. Eyensen. - feet on the east
side Of First street between Marshall and
Clay. Si.D01: Albert Ross widow and heirs
to Charlotte X. Grimes, % feet on the north
side % Ioults street between ~. Johns and
Il. James $si; T.. 4. Tinsley and wife TO j..
Aston Cabell ~ feet on the north side Of
Leigh street. $1,000; l.. &. Tinsley and wife
Ia Bette NJ. finsley. feet on the west side
of Twenty-cighth street between y and o,
-.
HcHricO COUHfy.-Nat. Hill and wife to
Albert Dandridge, > acres about nine miles
east of Richmond, $50.
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WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
What the Theatres win Present Christ.
mas Week-Dramstic Gossip.

Wilson Barrett. the charming Miss East
lake and the complete London company, in
clu ling George Barrett. will constitute one
Of the strongest theatr.cal attractions in
this city Of the year. They will open with
grand production of"Claudian' on Christ
mas afternoon at the Academy of Music.
and the engagement will continue for the
balance of the week. ben My-thrce' viii
be produced on Thursday and Friday nights,
and Wilson Barretts own original Prin-
cess Theatre version Of "The Silver
King" will be gwen saturday after
noon and night. All Of these plays are
10 be sumptuously mounted with special
scenery and properties. II is proposed TO
make Mr.. Barrctt's visit 10 Richmond quite
a social event, and he will. Of course, be
taken in hand 10y many Of our prOminef {
and cultured citizens. who are familiar with
his standing in the theatrical, literary and
social world. As the appended correspon-
dence will show. Mr.. Barrett is 10 repeat
here before an invited audience his lecture
on the drama and the influence of the actor
on society, which he recently delivered in
New York.
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BOsToN IDEALS.

. During the first halt Oi New Years week
the Boston Ideals viii appear al the Acad-
eu.y, Among English opera companies the
Boston Ideals are now recognized a. the
foremost musical organization In the world,
equipped with the only complete orchestra
making the tour Of the country. the largest
and best chorus. and.the finest line Of prin-
cipals; in short, the greatest ensemble
which has ever presented English gTand
opera in this country or Great Britain.
While retaining the Des, ot the singers,
whose fame has become closely identified
with il own. the company has added 10 the
list thi, season number of the most dis
tingui.he, artists ON either side of the
Atlantic. The principals are as follows !:
Sopranos. Nine. Pauline LA.lemsnd aud
Miss Emma R0meldi cop,gaito-, Miss Hell n
Won DOenhos aad Aiss bella Tcmlins
tenors, ,ur CHARGES q. hassei, and Che,a.
Tier ScoNel; barlloncs, Mr.. aW. II. Mertens
and Mr., Clement Bainbridge; bassos, Mr.
v. n. Clark and >i.nor Mirandi; musical
conductor, >ignor Tomasi.
> The engagement Of the Boston Ideal Opera
Company, beginning on Monday, December
Both, includes three evening and one atter-
noon DeyJosa,ance. The repertory is as fol.
lOwsl Monday, i!onizetti's "Lucia di Lam
mermoor," with EAllemand aud scoyel
Tuesday, Nerdi's "Rigole,to," with LAlle-
mand and Basset.; Wednesday New Years
matinee, NeOer's Der frelscAutz;" We'd
aesaay night, Nerdi's III Troya,oge." The
sale Of seats begins next tuesday.
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Tnr oiIy on KINGSTON.

All hope for the safety Of the steamer City
Of Kingston has been abandoned, She has
been out since November 18th, when she
sailed from here foT Pugit sound. several
pieces Of wreckage passed at sea recently
correspond with parts Of the Kingston. She
formerly ran between this city and King
sion ~ u passenger and freight boat She
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VOL. IV.-NUMBER TAG.
WEATHER FORECASTS

- WksuISeroN. n. C.. December u -
For Virginia and North Carolina
glR Imn. preceded in Western North
l"" iCuollna by light rain: stationary
-tempcrafure. sOuthcrly winds.
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ATTAINED LITTLE THIEF.

Alfred Harrington. eight years old. was
y.isoner before Justice llos"n at lhe
the toni.s .cdsg Alfred is small Tor ms
age. but Ice is q iraiDSg li;Ne th'-L siN
months ago he WIS sent 20 TIC piosoc'orN
on complaint Of his parents. After speng
iDgt0gr months there, be was released az
f-a}or,,e.,S Alfred returned 10 the pa
rc,,aI roos and ii,ea -, . while in his pa
rents good graces. monih ~ 10y e'e''
The boy again began to stea,. Suo '"s' Hist'
Oitcer Becker of ihe society for the
,eptiOn 0f cruelty 10 children, stumbled
over bin in a den Of vice IN West Houston
street. Justice Hogan committed the boy
10 Tie care Of mission. llaTington's
father |. "A well.to-dO salnon- 4 eep.,
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was bought by the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company. to be used on Pugit sound
as a transfer boat. When she left. this city
she had on board foriy-twO persons, all Of
whom are supposed 10 have been lost.
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