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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
POsI,AAsTER RUSSELL.
IJchmc nd Republican. Making Ready T.
Oppose ifi- Confirmation.

lsithihf nt itfruHiifAn- Mthihs ttt1tN ~
Oppose ui. Confirmation.
ftisa wcu remembered fact that presi-
dent Harrison had % tough subject 90 tackle
when ihe appointment Of a postmaster ioi
Richmond camo zap for his august con-id-
GRAFTON. There were divers men anxious "a
sfcn. The shoes Of She Cleveland appointed
nun CuiiingUOrlh. There were: Grubhs.
Morris. Murphy. Stokes. Smith and numer-
aus Others. Judge Thomas =. Atkins
Nas also spoken ol, and tine city waNed in
itgcsiingiy Nroih. $50 iir ass tAe Republicans
were concerned. over thc expected appoint
meut. Anora while 10 came. and otis II.
Russell. well-kuoWn here as a federal Office
holder. bore away the prize. The announce
rnnnt OF his luck. widencd the breach in the
rauks of the Aicker,. II vsss q conceded Wad-
dill appointment. and ventilation oifecords
iiccame az once in order This matter has
been growing. untilit has assumed proper
rions of national gravity. and i'm The near iu-
turt there viii Zee lively music IN Washing
f6n. growing ont of this same Federal ap-
pOintmeHt.
Yesterday prominent Republicans were
sprcuintlng over the results s0 far as they
are apparent, and their probable influence
on what is ~ come. Here is about the Size
Of their talk.
When Mr.. Russell was removed from She
position Of Collector of Customs nccCmbcl
~. is, Nj. cleveland sent fo the senate
she namo of ID. ". Mosely as his successor
hut the senate refused iD Dufrm the nOmi-
nation. The papers were certified 10y Hon
=. :. Varchild. Secretary of Che Treasury.
aud plainly stated that Mr.. Russell WAS re-
moved.
resident Harrison nominated j. ".
Fisher for Collector of Customs, but his
nominal on has not as vet been confirmed.
Then Mr. Fisher made SIR Russell his FIRST
assistant. The next thing was the post.
Office scramble. and. much 10 the surprise
If the contestants, Mr.. Harrison has sent
IN The name OF Mr. Ots If. Russell, and n,
r. postmaster now, waiting confirmation
by the Senate.
\ committee from this city has been "a
Washington within the last few days "a
Law this matter before high Republican au-
ih0ritv, and 10 can Doc stated upon iudis.
putablc authority. that there is storm
brewing that viii burst about the 9Th OF
January. 1900, 0ed which will create quit,
a sensational event i'm uOlitical circles.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

PITTsBURG, PA, December Fin a
freight wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Altoona, Pa, this morning, sixteen
cars were demolished, four engines wrecked.
and Fireman Charles English Injured 50
that lac died. The wreck WAS caused hy
one Of the trains parting on the mountain.
Two freight trains cOllided this afternoon
OF Meyer, Pa, on the Southwest branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Six traiumen
were injured. Engiremrn Emmett. Johns.
and Harvey Shomar being badly hurt by
jumping.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
Young HoutIIins' Death.

None OF the accounts which reached the
newspaper offices Yesterday Of the death OF
the youth in IIcnricO county on Christmas
day gave the name right. The TIMES had
it boy aged thirteen. IL was boy AGED
fourteen. and his real name was James
Melville flouchins. StrangiilatiOn was the
cause of death. not a broken neck. Young
llOuchins lived with his mother and step
father. Mr. Charles W. Arnall. The funeral
OF young llouchins took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, from Leigh-street
Haptisf Church
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
GRAOYS MONUMENT.
Nine Thousand Dollars Already RAISED
in atlanta.

Nine Thousand Dollars Already RAISED
I'm atlanta.
ATLANTA. Ga. December E.-Nearl.
$4,000 has been raised for monument o.
Henry W. Grady. and only a few subscfip-
lions have been received from outside Al
lanta as vet Believing that Mr. Grady
admirers in all parts Of the country desirf
10 help in the work. the monument commit
tee has decided to open the list for
some days. Among those who wired
subscriptions to-day from the North were
I.idore strauss. Of New York. 800; GeOree
T.. G.. White. Of New York, Sl2J; q. u.
Potter. OF New York. SlU1; Asa L. Potter.
of Boston. 500: and Charles \. Sinclair, Of
Portsmouth. y. H.. 800. Several letters,
containing subscriptions. have been
received from other Northern citics.
Sculptor Frazee, whom MI Grady
sent 10 New Orleans TO procure 81
dcath-mask Of jefferson Davis, did not again
see Mr. Grady until be went TO take mask
Of him. Both masks are perfect.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
Celebration a, the Aimshouse.

one day in all The long year is happy
one at The Almshouse, and that day this
year was Yesterday, when the annual cclc-
hrati0n of the sundaY-scho0l occurred. The
exercises began at 3 o'clock in the large
dining hall with a magic lantern eXhibi-
ton by Mr.. Grayson Dashiell, which was
enjoyed hugely by the scholars, whose
amusement i'm the very nature Of circum-
stances is very limited. Al the conclusion
IT the exhibition the little ones were
ushored into the chapel, where Santa Claus
had left abundant evidence OF a thoughtful
visit. Each child received Il gift of some
sort. and it was pleasant TO see the
grateful looks with which the presents were
received. After the distribution, Rev. Pres
ton Nash. on behalf Of the teachers. pre-
scented Mr.. Z. 4. Arthur, superintendent of
the school, with prayer-boOk and hymnal.
Prizes for puEctual attendance were then
awarded TO Willie stone, Guy Hyde, and Mrs.
FREDERICK Stctters. Among the teachers OF
the school are: Miss Blanche Taylor, Miss
sophie Hancock. Miss Wilson, Miss \. H..
GOOdall. Miss Miriam Brown, Miss Lucy
Reeve. Miss Minor Dashiell, Miss Nellie
Williams. Miss Annie Bates. Miss Martha
Brown. Mcssrs. Robert Burton and Charles
". Hunter. Sr. Mr.. Carter superintend-
ont of the Almsh0use. in addition TO furn-
ishing an excellent dinner for all. assisted
materially in making the celebration sue
.p-S
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Railroad EARNINGS.

For November, 1889, the net earnings OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad were
S1ol. vO2.O1. The gross earnings were 1921.
1851, Of which 81, 215.l3 were passenger,
and SAL ,0i3.7S were freight. For the eleven
months, ending November 80, the net earn
iugs were 81, 90, 3Oi.5j.
The earnings otthe Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for November. 1889,
were So. 5,I6S; expenses Slj,150.62, and the
earnings of the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany for the same month were $50, 370.S7 ;
expenses SO ii1.I9.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

Jars concealed are haii rccoaciled; while
lisa double ias1 TO stop tie breach II homo
aii meas mouths abroad. TO tais end a
.1sI husband never publicly regroScs bis
VIE. IN open reproos puts her % 90 pen
Ace b.iore al that IRE present, after which
many s.gly feyeu 20 rather than rsgogmG-
.loa.-r.lier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
MARINE ISTEEIIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DEC. ~. 1859.
-un rsos........... ..20 Moon .ets 1888 % nl
sun sffs... ...... 4.l5 De Is icnsil. 3n 32in.
OR WIEN ENDING lErElibt RPS, 1889
PREuiCrFDTME C-rANnAHW or
HIGH TIDE AT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
A Clever Private Mil

NEW YORK, December 27.-George Dick
son, the young colored boy from Boston. and
Eugene Ilornbaker. Of Harlem, fought in
the parlor of "A wealthy sporting mans coun-
try residence tonight, Dickson knocking
Hornbaker out at the end Of the second
round.
The fight was lively one, both men do
Ing clever work, but Dickson having the
best of ii throughout. About seventy sports
witnessed the contest. Hornpaker was
badly punished, and finally Knocked sense
less. Dickson gets about $3.50. lie
weighed il3 pounds, and Hornbakcr llg.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
MRS HAMILTON.
FILES Her Answer 10 Her Husbands sui
for Divorce.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-Mrs. Eyange
line l.. Hamilton flied her ans ser 20 iober
Ray llamilton's complaint in sui for at
annulmcnt of THEN marriage. She sag
her husband never told her of his intention
TO have their marriage annullet
and asserts that she had uo
been married prior ID the tim.
She married Mr.. Hamilton. rs q separai
defense. she says that she and her husband
have maintained the relations of man ano
wife for The past four years, and that Ll
caused her IN De recognized and treated SCI
his wife by the public mp % the time of d.
commencement Of his suit.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

GENTLEMEN. , have used DR.. Dayids'
Cough Syrup io. some months. and think ii
has done me more good dian any other med
icine taken yet. My disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Among
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases, think Dr. Dayid's il the besf-a
simple remedy, and its componcnts not at
all injurious. II gives me pleasure 10 add
my testimony 20 its efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. L. DAVIS, superintendent
N Richmond City Water Works.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.


BALTIMORE. MD, Dec mber 2l.-Ihe of.
ticers OF the next Legislature have prIcti
cally been decided ur0n. Mr.. John J.. Hub
ncr. of Baltimore county. viii be elected
Speaker Of the House. and Senator iioher.
Braitan. of Somerset county. President u
the senate. There viii be a contest orDi
the United States senator-hip. The friend
OF Governor Jackson are pushing the Gov
crnOrs claim. but Senator Wilson vii
probably succeed himself.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

At the Richmond Theatre this evening the
Princeton Glee Club will give one Of It's de-
lightful concerts. The members of the club
are: Il. r. Towsend, leader; first tenors.
James Barnes. 4. +. Under. W. Y. Dins-
more, Il. J. Mcdowell; second tenors, !. Il.
smith. J. ID. Voorhees,. Il. Irwin, Jr., b. VI.
Nyce: first bass. ". :. Conant. I. II.
Payne. l.. +. LiNingood. L. Phillips Bur
CESS; second bass. II. :. Horne, +. r. Moore,
L. Y. Thorpe, l.. c. Gibney.
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HIGH TlDE At
PORT OF WEST roNr orcrmrn %.

PORT OF WEST rOlST DEcEmEn 21
ARRIVED
steamship Berkshire, Foster Providence,
General cargo. steamship %. III. Miller, aye
.r. Baltimore. rlnDlal cargo. steamship
ST. .Hsfiatf0. Sickle. IaiUlAorr, gcuciuI corrD.
steamer lim Cily. iaton. huifeiton. general
cargo.
SAILED,
steamship Wayeii-y ORD Calvert, Liver
rOol via AcWror NrWs. iOf coal ana cliiiti
Steamship Licumon4, ienuet, tW lDfAt
general cargo; -tclmsh p iuuNiAr, baii Be-
.m0ie. Di.lnls, general cargo steain-iIlf beii'-
..ife. foster. Bt4lmrr.. general cargo.
PORT or NLW PORE NEWS, nEcLnftn -.
ARRIVED.
schooner T.. A.fn.ziey, btit.ncio fo load
e.ai; schooner Mary b.. loifs, No-i'iN. ~
toad coal.
SAILED.
steam ship Ianpi.i.i fC-ress, c.nifd; sictm-
.hp stialts of hei.e Isle, Bremen, coated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

steamship lanpiei.i iC-ress, clnifd' sicHm-
hIp Straits of hci.e Isle, Bremen, cnH'ei.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

WLKEsBARRT, PA, December 2l.-A
cave-in Of large proportions occurred NJ
Plains. suburb. this afternoon. Without
warning the surface of the earth settled.
and great holes appeared, some Of them
thirty feet deep. II. Leo's Catholic Church
was damaged. rs was the parsonage and
several other buildings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
rbe Pope Congratuiates Don Carlos -
other Cable Notes.

ttIFf tHiif Nftt-.
LISBON. December 27.-The Pope has
sent an autograph letter to Don Carlos,
CONCENTRATING bim upon his accession io
the throne. The decree prolonging the mill
itary dictatorship in Brazil for year has
iismayed the Portuguese republicans and
decided reaction I'm favor II the monarchy
las ensuod. The formal accession OF the
King Will. therefore, take place under much
more favorable circumstances than people
expected.
THE BRITISH NETHERLANDS SQUADRON.
IoNpoN. December 2l.-Thc British
Mediterranean squadron. prepared for &C.
ion. has been ordered t0 rendezvous ai
.iilraliar in readiness 90 proceed 10 Lisbon
{ q moments notice. The Iamarlire ar
rived at Gibraltar to-day. and the Colossus
nd BenhDw lolt Malta for that place Tins
ftcrnoOn. The original plan Of assembling
he feet I'm the Iauis was abandoned be-
cause it was feared that their presence
here would interfere with the progress Of
negotiations between England and Portugal
cooking 90 q peaceful settlement Of the
iifiicuiiies between the countries.
CABLE MOTIFS.
NEW iORK, December 1.-The cable Dee
tween Maranan and Rio de- Janciro has, ac-
ording 20 latest adNiccs. ceased 10 WORK.
So cause f. given for tbe break I'M the line.
Is means of communication between ihe
w0 points are limited.
LISBON. December 21.-lhe Government
mas received dispatch stating that Ma
salOl0 Land has become thoroughly peace
ul. The United states flagship Chicago
vas to-day Inspected by senior Garcia.
IANZIBAR. December 2,.-Ihe Egyptian
teamer Mlnsourih len Bagamoyo I'm
Hombassa to-day. whence sine Will proceed
o Cairo via suez. Lieutenant stairs and
-0me Of Lmn pashl'. trOnns are nn L0IIl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

BUFFALO, \. Y, December 27.-The State
Milling Association held meeting here
Yesterday 10 take action In common with
The movement among millers throughout
The country 70 have jute bagging put ON
the free list. Mr.. II. ). Harvey occupied
the chair. Resolutions sayoring the entire
repeal Of the duty on jute were adopted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

A eommifsec from the Chamber Of Com
nltTce went over Yesterday evening to Pc
tcrsburg, and had conference with the
Chamber OF Commerce &C Petersburg on the
bill before the General Assembly repeating
ihe pilot laws Of the state, The hour 0f
meeting was ago O'Clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

)ME CHRISTINE
Neutrality-suspicious. ~ eTr

w BIOGRAPHY Ard fYPl-Wnlf>r
over 100 sue 'css.vl graduate cam fr.fIf. ~
The thorough ana practical character 0f ~,
training and to the value 90 ulf ass.sf,r.
in scoring gOud positions. forms flr.r..
snahic. Mc6;LNEf tNffIGI nF efr
NOShNpNl, lfO north Ninif street
ocf.i-f,u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

This \ beyond question the most success
mi Couch Medicine We have ever sold.
few doses invagiable cures the woist cases OF
cough Cioup and Bronchitis. white It's Won
teflul success, In the cure OF Con umplion y
without parallel In the history OF medici"e.
~incr It's iirst discovery II naa been soid o. "a
"a tess which DO tier medicine an
sfaud. VI YOU have a Cough. We earn. -iiy
ask YOU % Try a. piirc. 81 cents aud -.
sample BOTTLES free. Sulsi ~ l. flcker ~ u
on ard H. u shields 4 Co.. conner OK iiith
aLd Mprsnall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

Y
We have with us NIB. II. L cAeOS. who Is
an exrert In the profession rs PRACTICAL
OPTICIAN, and as he csuno. remain longer
than SATURDAY, JANUARY I'm. We adj
wise all tho.e win have ie.ectlve vision TO
call a. cnce a d eeure p REJECT iIf In
a pair Il 4. X. HAWKL'< ce,sbraed SPEC
TAcLEs ana PATENT YE-GLAssEs.
This gentleman VII ft these classes az the
reauia, ie.a.l price a which icy sold
from our drug store every day.
NoeNt.a charge for ltlins
RIG. CABELL. j.. & co.
dsgss = IhAds "a Nan strssIs.
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Z wIsu mo- EMPIOY A FFW -.

4 IDTI =
Z dies o. salary, 10 take charge o. my nusi-
ness al their homes entirely unoDiectlOn-
aBle li.ht very fascinating and hraithfui
no talking required; permanent position :;
wages $40 per week. Good pay fJr part
time. Ny references Include some OF the
be>t well known people OF Louisville. GIN
cinnnfi iittsbuig, and elsewhere. Address
Nith stamp. Mtts. IAiioN WALKER.
Fourth aud Chestnut streets. Louisville. Nv
wed, at 0m
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

HAY-FARnls.-Aa on the 2Gih m-
SAINT. 40 or. 80. tle residence oi ihe krt.
b.. ST. Peterson. Manchester w.. BIZ.
GEDhGL ~. RAY and Miss ALICE FAititis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
CLOTHING.


DO YOU FEEL CO foItabls 10
ready-made Osercca.y Do YOU Ike 70
walk olong tho s''est ard tfei i'''
people behind you are sordesirg nat
KIDD OF 90 accident dsic,med yea
aud dropped ycul ears down Oh your
shoulders.
But that's The way lots Of mn lo's
because Of wearing ready made o'e''
coats.
Lit US cut YOU one to order. ana
We VIII qui;kly show GU the d'je''
ence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
Yef<onal Mention

Mrs. Judge Beasley, her daughter Carrie,
and sIlss Lula Powell, are spending Che
holidays With Mrs. William l.. tsrpesi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

NOTICE
iw.sh tocailthcaiient.on ci ,aera.leio
.he mct ihat q WALTER H. HAYWOOD
have WITHDRAWN my Interest fromfho fmof
J. b. BROWN g. CD.
4 .as-3i WAfTiE So. HAHWNN.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID I'D
>
inyr.mcrfs ir f.nl I~t.ir
BLACK rNN NtIi iir
frct-railm IU.fH htf..l H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

MONEY! DER CFNf-AONEY--
WI toilowm. amounts 10 Dad oh ticn-
mond city or staugttl real estate. IerS
time: $3.50, ,3rN. $500. sl,npi. f5OtO.
Charges are vety He..L CAL 1ud see "a; sc
can acccLlmOd lts toE.
FRANK p. HiLL & Co,
f..ai Estate Brokers.
dces-cod3t OnOith eleventh street,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

FoR an unpopular president. the only
remedy % the next balIo.-but tif impure
blood we recommend A. b. &. Alternative
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
In the Courts

Police CorT-Messrs, Il. l.. Patran and
william 4. Hart charged with participat-
Ing in the assault Oh Mr.. c. :. Dodson, were
before the Police Court yesterday. Through
their counsel. Mr.. e.. X. Macon, they waived
an examination and the two cases were
certified 10 the grand jury. Each was ad-
mittcd 20 bail in the sum Of $500. Mr.. l.. VI.
Latham went security for both. Jack Nc
D0nough was fined s. and costs for being
disordcrly and trespasslng on the
premises Of Mrs. Morris. Lucy Harris
and Eliza Davis, both colored. were
charged with receiving a lot Of wearing
apparel. they at the time knowing the
goOds.t0 he stolen, the property of Laura
Cox. Each were jailed thirty days in de-
fault Of security. Robert Brown, (colored),
WIS caught stealing three fish plates, the
properly Of the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company, and went TO Jail Tor thir-
~ days.
CycaH CONT Two suits were instl-
iuipd: Susan Clarke against the city OF
Richmond for $5.090. II seems that Susan
Clarke fell over piece Of stone, which the
city had len in the wrong place, and broke
her arm. {. W. Tanner a Co. against Louis
tFfrof,r for e.lu ~
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S. n. HARDWOOD z Jon,
Governor - D'cet>
lhE LATEST POPULAR STYLES
MAHOGANY, WALNUT,
CHERRY AID OAK
=URNl UR Z
For Cash or InSta mCnlS.

CHAMBER SUITS from 90 t0 frf
PANlDE SUITS from 80 tu rffi
DINING SUITS from ~ o. ffti
WAEDkDBL- from 81 o. filN.
SfbEBDN from $50 So $3.50
HAT RACKS from e. 20 tiNi
CHAIRS lrer d0lfnl from a. tc 80
LOUNGE from 45t TO 500,
BOON CA>E- from flDtu tfN,
EASY CHAIRS ir0w $40 fO 500
OAK SUITS from fy t0 flNi
MATTRESSES from ~ fO sos
OFFlCh DESKS n. m 30 lu 4Dt
CYLINDER DESKS from tt a. ti1i
RED -PkirOS from $50 o. set
FOLDING BIDS from fl2fo $50.
GOVERNOR STREET,
p5-eodi Richmond "a.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

ChorcciV Coul1.-W. f. Francis and
wife TO Elizabeth J. Browning, twenty
seven feet on Albemare street, northwest
corner Beyidere, 1913; II, 4. Williams and
wife to Bristow Cherry. twenty-five feet on
west side Oak street, between Leigh and
Moore, 80 correct error in former deed.
UcnyicO Courf.-J. Taylor Ellyson.
trustee. 10 Emanuel Ullman and Byron
Walcrsteiu, same deed reported from
Chancery Court November *, 1889, $l'oJ5
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Changes in Firms january ist

Changes I'm Firms January ist
win nccessiiate YOU having rubber stamps
Get them Of
Rich.
1909 east Main street.
over City bank
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This powder never varies. marvel !
purity. strength and whole Omeneks More
economical than the oriilf airy KINDS, ana
,annat De sold in competition with tie IDuI-
-itude OF low test. shorl weight alum ~
DhosDhate powders. sold ony pa cans.
Royal BAKING Pow nhA CO. lu6 Wal
street. New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
IlyIDEND NOTICE

OFFICE "a. fTRs AND MARINE ISIS, Co..
RICHMOND, D. cceihDer2 leco.
DIyiDEND.
The Directors of this Company have de-
claIed
st,ii-ANNrL DIVIDEND OV5 PR CENT,
lTloe OF IaXl,
Payable TO st0ckhsllers on and after JAM
uary "a next.
WILLIAM H. MCCARTHY.
de2i-DtW1w secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
fRlaHTfuL ACCIDENT,
-Four feople hnown 70 Have Been KILLED
and Years That tho Number WIN
itun w % Twenty-Five,


PALAUEE liWpaR, N, ", sept ee,-
The H. Louis express No, D. which left
Albany at 10 o'clock last night,
met with q bad accident about two
miles east oi here about midnight The
first section broke down and stopped for
repairs, The rear brakeman was sent
back 10 signal lha second section, but for
SONS unknown reason failed 20 perform
his duty, The engineer Of tho second
section says he did not SEQ him, aud the
first thing he saw was tho lights of the
first section directly In front The first
section was made up Of baggage, mail,
express and three passenger cars, packed
with people, and q Wagner sleeper on
the end The crash was terrific
The second section telesooped into the
first section, knocking out the lighta and
plunging everything into darkness, Up
10 this hour (e a, mJ four bodies have
been taken out Of the sleeper, aud II ID
feared the total number Of deaths will
run up to twenty-five and possibly more,
~ the car was full, II h difficult 10 got
particulars NJ this hour
Engineer Worth, Of the second SOC
tlon, was 10 badly injured that he Is mol
expected TO survive he night lie re'
Sides Ia Albany,
UTICA, N, v, Sept es,-ln the wreol,
on the New York Central, near PalallnC
bridge, II iB reported that three sleeping
cars arc leleHoopcd, ono man h known
10 have been killed, The -four tracks are
bloeked Eastbound trains are stopped
40 l'alatlne, Tho first section lot Fonda
Rt. llgl, ton minutes late They usually
run ten minutes apart.