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Sbavers! A tube Of Lloyds "Euxesls" and a good
razor the only necessaIes easy and delightful
shave Once tried you wll never Use anything Sise
all others. sold by Park Tiliorl, McKesson & Rob,
bins T.. Fougera, and all druggists. Mandatory,
spur street. Leicester square. London.
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Special Notircs.

A. Last Week.
EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
1868 5THAVE.
ADMISSION % CENTS.
Warren. LANCE 81 Co.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT PARIS ExPosI-
TON, 1889.
I29 EAST 42D-ST,
Adjoining Grand Central Depot,
WALL. PAPER MANUFACTURERS
and
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Are prepared 10 entire charge OF the interfor
residences elaborate or simplest
form Cabinet and upholstery WORK combined with wall
and ceiling effects. We have recently added apartments
to our warerooms. whore wall papers and cntonnes %
match are exhibited by gashght. Hanglngs especially
designed by the Associated Arsts, also exclusive Novel;
ties not 70 OBJ aimed elsewhere large and ehetro
selection Of japanese, French, German and English
Goods recently Imported.
Ston thai cold draft by using ROebuck's Weather
StrinS on doors and Windows Estimates given a.
R0ebuck's l6l Fulton Tel Call, Nassau 2l5.
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AZ American Institute Fair and American Health Exhibit
Brooklyn always crowded with delighted tasters OF the
new breakfast dish, REX Wheat"
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The REX wheat" Booths

The Cambridge, Fltth-ave. and Thirty third-st. is
a palatial model home, with all hotel cOnyenenees
Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorenz Reich, proprietor
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AtLENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH, 10th
ST., east OF LenONaye. Rev. MERLE ST. G. WRIGHT
PastorPreachng at II a. m. Sunday school az D. m
cordial welcome Is extended tO ALL
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4" SHAwMUT.'
A new collar.

HENRY a. DANIELS, VI. d..
$40 WEST 126TH-ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system Gento Urinary organs
impotence and Steriiity. Hours 5 20 II. . to 8.
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FeIiaious Notices.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION Chlckerlns
Hall, Sunday, oelock.-Atdresses by Rev NJ. H. poe
son, Pastor sixteenth Baptist Church. and ROLLO KIRK
BRYAN, the renowned Chal<-Taker. Miss EDITH
MASON and Mr.. and Mrs MARKLEY in song
JOSEPH BOGARDUS President
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Announcements

Am. Hosiery Co. underwear: broken lots; all
sizes White ali WOOL 50 % worth SO 25 make,
c"orcd full regular II AZ worth 50 so Eng. cashmere
son csc. worth SOC. Kennedy, 26 COrtlandtst
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PROMINENT ARRIV4LS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Ju1ge c. W. Fairbanks, OF Indian.
,poj, and Smith NJ Weed. of Pattsburg n. Y.
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Decreased expenses since leaving Fitch Avenue enable me
reduce teIyOWns. wraps and materials One-haf Mile.
SOULE, 40 West 9Sth.st, Broadway aud Gthave.
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ALL SOULS CHUKCH II, 1Sth-st, west OF 6th.ave-Rev.
T. WARD DENNIS VIII preach at IL a. III. Prayers At
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Business chances and bargains OF various sorts are
mentioned I'm the many columns Of interesting adver
tisements on the fourth and fifth pages of The Trb
une this morning.
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Heals Of families rc-engaging servants for tho
town season will find the little advert semente IN, IL
fourth and fifth pages an invaluable servants,
2rectOrY. 'S
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Is afforded by the saloon and the street.
New-York, Oct. II, 1859.
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A great many practical needs conld be met BY
iudciOuSly scanning those little ADVERT cments
The Tribunes fourth and 9th pages to-day.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, corner
Madson-aye and 0ith,st-R.v. Dr.. ELDER. pastor,
30. Prayermeetng "Wednesday and Friday evenings
Strangers cordially invited and kindly welcomed.
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CORNELl's BENZOIN SOAP
=" SHAW NUT

>
Best skin and complexion Soap in the world Once
used always used All druggists 25 cts.
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CHRIST CHURCH, 5th.ave. and 35th-st--Dr. J. s.
SHlPMAN, Rector.-Diyne services az IL and 80
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CHURCH OF CHRIST (ScientisD, Hariman lIal. cor.
l9th.st and 5thaye entrance West l9h.sL-Peschins
se.YB, Sunday, 10 80 a. m sunday school az ~
Christian Service headquarters Reading. and Dis
pensary removed TO No 10 Fast 22dst. open day and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

According to the statements Of mis-.
siouarics in Checao Province, China,
over 100000 Of poor country folks are
ON the verge of starvation there. Snow
storms of q severe nature have been
prevalent in North China
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THE BUENA VISTA BOOM.
a Big Manufacturing CITY go be Built.
Especial 10 the TINES.

ARHaNNAA
LExGNGToN, Va, February 22-The
hoard of directors of the Buena Vista
Company were IN session until long after
midnight last night, when they adjourn
cd 10 meet Monday March 4th. The
largo hotel 10 be srected in Buena Vista
city will be built by contract under the
supervision of Alr. rinsley, Lynchburg' 8
wcll-known architect, who will select the
exact lOca ion, draw the plans and fur
nish specifications for the work. Colonel
WilliamM. Patton was elected consult
ing supervising engineer for the COM
pany, and the work OF surveying and
LAYING out the city was awarded by con-
tract 10 Captain Wingate. of Roanoke,
William Dunlap and W. J. Hurlbut,
Rockbridge.
Three corps OF engineers will begin
work Monday. j. d. Anderson, county
treasurer Of Rockbridge, was elected
secretary and treasurer OF the Buena
Vista Company.
Messrs 6. b McLain, T. E. McCorkle
and William Patrick were appointed a
committee to 90 North 10 make agree.
ments with syndicates 10 build furnaces,
mills. factories. &c, al Buena Vista.
The permanent organization OF the
board now stands a. L. Barclay, Presi-
dent, salary $1,000; Secretary and reas-
urer, J. q. Anderson, salary $1,000 Tx
ecutiye Committee, the president, 7. I
McCorkle, B. c. Moomaw, and +. I.
Glasgow: Finance Committee, William
Patrick. q. +. Jordan, and b. c. Moo
nav. with f. I. Glasgow secretary for
the company There are no changes
in stock quotations Hundreds Of ap-
plications for locating all manner Of
manufacturing are before the company.
Eight inches Of snow fell here last
nfglt
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STAFFORD COUNTY.
The Late Race Republican Disap-
pointments-fire-t he twenty >eoond.
special 70 the TINES.

The Late Race FlOf- -htphbiitdn Diftp-
pointinent--Fire-t he twenty second.
special TO the TINES
STAFFORD, Va, February 22.-Staf-
ford County Court Was engaged until
late hour to-day in certifying the record
for inspection OF the appellate court in
the case Of Henry Brown, one Of the race
rioters at Jackets Mills, in that county,
on Christmas day last, who was convict
ed of murder in the second degree. The
prisoner will apply to the appellate
court for writ OF error and saper@deds
to the judgment OF the county courts
that oyerruled the prisoners motion TO
set the verdict OF the jury aside and
grant him new trial. The trial Of the
remaining parties who participated in
the riot was continued to the next term
of that court. Public interest in the
matter still remains at white heat.
The Republicans of Stafford are con-
siderably exercised at the appointment
of c. W. Cloes as Superintendent OF the
Poor of that county by the judge, dur
Ing the term Of his court just passed
over. Their candidate for the position
was Mr.. Simpson.
Last night in this city, about 3 A. NJ,
the inhabitants were aroused by the
alarm of fire The danes proved 10 be
in the business-house OF Captain Ward,
on Main street, an extensive dealer in
railroad ties and other matter in that
line. The entire building was destroyed.
The extent OF the loss has not as yet
been ascertained. The property was TO
a great extent insured.
The 22d was observed here by the
closing Of many of the business houses
and a parade on the streets OF some OF
the societies, Notwithstanding the incle'
ment weather
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YANKEES IN THE SOUTH.
Reunion Of New Inslauders in FIoric

keuuton of New Lngianders In Florida.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, February %
The first annual dinner of the New
England Society, Of Florida, was held at
The ST. Johns Hotel tonight. About
nifty New Englsnd-born men from all
parts of Florida were present, Major
sherman Conant, of Palalka, pre-
siding. The following toasts were
responded TO. New England" Hon
Horatio Bisbee; Land Of Flowers"
Mr. Alfred Bishop, Mason; The Pilgrim
FATHERS" Hon. f. NJ Cheney; The
Union of the Constitution" Hon. +. S
Goodrich, Of Deland. The Press"
f. ". Hawthorne, associate editor Of
the Times Jnpn. "The lnnocents
Abroad" $. c. c aniler, Of Palatka;
"The Doctors" A + Wakefield NJ. D;
Priscilla, the Puritan Maiden" Rev. /.
F. Gale; yourselves and All Mankind" 4"
Henry IT. Field, editor Of the New York
ErQH0eliR
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with the rank Of brigadier-gcnoral, was
taken up, and after some oposiiion by
Representatives Struble and Boutelle,
who accused General Rosecrans Of Will
flying General Grant, was passed.
Mr.. Randall reported the resolution
providing Tor consideration OF the
Cowles bill on Monday next. 1t was
laid aside temporarily, and the De-
ticiency Appropriation bill was taken up
and discussed till 3 o'clock, when a re-
cess was taken till 7:90, the night session
TO be for the consideration Of private
pension bills.
The House at is night sssion, passed
forty private pension bills, and at 10 Z.
NJ. adjourned
THE OMNIBUS BfiL APPROVED.
The Presden. to-day approved the
Territorial bill admitting North and
South Dakota, Montana. and Washing.
ton into the Union as States
THE EMPRESS COMPANIES AID THE fS-
TER-srATE COMMERCE LAW.
Mr., Daniel presented to the Senate to
day the petition of \. Il Blakely and
other citizens OF Virginia asSingsthat
the provisions OF the Interstate Com
merce act be extened % express COM
pauies lie asked 10 have il read, but
MIR. Harris objected
TIRE cowLEs BILL.
The resolution from the House Rules
Committee, naming next Monday as the
day on which 10 begin consideration Of
the Cowlcs internal revenue bill lies
upon the Speakers table Mr. Randall
has an understanding with Speaker Car
Isle that he can call il mp az any time.
As the resolution will give rise to debate
and obstructive tactics, Mr.. Randall will
not call il up until the Deficiency bill, now
under consideration, is passed. When
that measure is ont Of the way the resO-
luton will be called up. and the friends
of the Cowles bill say it will be kept in
the teeth OF the House until passed. Mr..
Mills j. quoted by friends As saying that
10 shall never pass, and that be will fili-
buster from now until March 4th TO de-
feat H. II such is the determination of
both sides, the business OF the Fiftieth
Congress is practically ended with to-
days session
TEST OF THE z,rIVzKY PNEUMATIC
GUNS.
Secretary Whitn,, has decided that
the recent trial tests of the Zalinzky
pneumatic dynamite guns, such as are to
be placed on the cruiser Nesuyius, are
satisfactory 10 the department. The
general results of the experiments made
by the board, be says, marks notable
event In the progress of the arts with
which the department is concerned.
CHANDLER GETS Ills EAR PULLED
An alteration took place late this af.
ternoon in one Of the committee rooms
of the Senate, between Senator Black
burn, Of Kentucky, and Senator Chand-
Ter, of New Hampshire. Reliable details
are lacking, but rumor has II
tlat certain unpleasant epithets We're
applied 10 Mr. Blackburn by Mr.
Chandler, and that Mr. Chandler
was physically assaulted Ii is doubtful
T. a blow was struck, but It il probable
tat one OF the ears Of the New Hamp-
shire Senator was violently pulled
There has been decidedly unpleasant
feeling between the TWO Senators for
some time, and this bad feeling culmi.
mated in to-dsy's alteration.
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THE EIGHT-nOuR 4 DAY MOVEMENT.
Workingmen Endorsing the Action OF the
labor Federation.

CHCAGo, February 22-Farwell Hall
was filed tonight with workingmen,
who had assembled TO endorse the
action of the 81 Louis convention Of the
American Federation of Labor in de
Gliding upon May of next yearas the date
for the final Inauguration of the eight.
hour day rule The demonstration
was under The auspices of the Central
Labor Union, assisted by the eighi-hOur
league
Quite q number Of prominent men, in
cludng Franklin, McYeigh, Lyman ;.
Gage and Rev Robert Mcintyre, had
been invited to countenance the proceed
ings with their presence and voice but
were compelled to decline from the fear
that the anarchists would become as
prominently mixed up in the movement
Just as they were in 1886. This opinion
being based upon the fact that many of
she reds are already taking leading
Part in the agitation.
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such heavy odds, was that her men were
superior TO those of the North. He as
serted that the reason why the South
was victorious in every battle in Viz
GINA was the fact, and still IS the fact,
that the Southern gentleman as man to
man, can whip Puritanical Yankee
every time
lie also said II am tired Of Gettys-
burg's iusincere reunions, and Blue and
Gray love feasts which politicians are
holding, while old Sherman threatens,
and others dare to call the loyal ciii-
zens Of the South traitors. feel
that I am, and | believe that every brave
Confederate IS more loyal TO the con-
stituti0nal government Of the new
United States than all the rank and Me
of the Grand Army OF the Republic
lso-called), and believe that We have
more affection for and are more loyal TO
the flag OF the new Union than they"
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LIMA. O February 80 A boiler in
Oboe lake Eric and Western shops eX-
p oicd .a-t night Killing Peter sh.ckand
emansHu- a pag, ot the building
pEoviDrAcf. R J.. February 22.-Fire
In ODE Crelcll mill 600 Westerly to-day,
d4 $1,000 damage The women ope-
atvcs escaped unlurt amid much cX-
e.iment A boy WAS hurt hy jumping
from % window About 250 employees
Ic thrown ouf of Nosk pending repairs
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JOHN DAVIS, President.
4. p MARSHALL, Secretary.
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF CrscIsSArI, COUNTY
ng ~ MI r2N-ss

STATE or ONO, Cry OF CfscIsSArI COUNTY
or HAMILTON-ss.:
30 Il rem en- bered. that on the 18th day OF
February. A ID. 1892 at the city aforesaid. be
fore me, samuel ;. Carpenter, a notary public
IN aud Tor Hamilton county, Ohio, resi-
dent in the said city. duly commissioned
and qualified by tho executive authority
and under the laws OF the State OF OHIO
{, take anidavits and the acknowledge
meni OF deeds, &c, personally appeared JoaS
DAVIS. President. aud L. L. MARSHALL, Sec
rctary Oh the UNION CENTRAL LIPE lNsUR
ANCE COMPANY of Cincinnati. OHIO who,
being duly sworn. depose ana lay, and each
Tor himself says. that they are the above eide
scrbed officers Of the said company and that
the foregoing is true and correct statement
OF the actual condition OF said organila ion
on tho last day or It's nscai year-to-wlt; ho
3lst day OF Deccn Der, A. ID. 1888, according 10
the best Or their knowledge. Information, and
belief. respectively.
- la testimony whereof have here
SEAL unto act my hand and affi xed the seal
- OF my Office, on tbs 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1879. ..
SAMUEL 3 CARPENTER.
Notary Public In and ior Hamilton county.
ohio.
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CABLE FLASHES

GENOA, ITALY, February 22.-F6r
German iron-claGs which lately arrived
in this harbOr were ordered this after
noon TO proceed 10 Samoa Immediately.
BEBLTS, February 2c.-llax Bernstein,
candidate for rabbinicsl orders, WA
sentenced to three months imprisonment
to-day for drawing the blood of Il Chris
tian boy
PARIS, February 22.-M Tierard has
not yet succeeded in filling the position
of Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
PARIS, February pa duel was
fought to-day between NJ. Polak and VI.
Bestegui. Secretary of the Mexican
Legation. The former was wounded.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
Anothor strike ln New York.

BaooRLYN, February 99-Thcre was
no trouble among the striking laborers
&C the Brooklyn Bath and West-E
excavation to-day Two hundreo
Italians, who camo over from New York.
were met by the strikers and induced TO
60 back. The met get Sl25 Il day, ana
want $3.50 The work is very dangerous.
The loss of life since the excavation
began IS almost as great as that among
the iab0rers on the New foris aquedacl.
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Children Cry Tor Pitchers Castoria


20 the Iuhuc.
WY psy large gas bills when you eau
laye your stores. offices dwellings, fac
-aiies 6c. beautifully lighted hy cleo
.uciry 40 reasonable raies.
no one questions the supremacy OF
electric light It's steady. mellow. light
ar c2ceh me iickeling jumping light
oi gas
NJdangor Of fire. &c no matches me-
,l.s4rv mo- heats 40 smoke. no smell
uol Injurious to hcalth in fact, none OF
che o5iecl0rab.oand dangerous qualities
of la. are connected with electric light
fre Lights installed either upon
monthly rates OBJ upon thc "meiT @s'
tn The electric meter i7 iho inyen-
ZION of d. B 5lcilenbergcr and meas
uies with tle utmost degree of accuracy
every ampcrc of current consumed. Full
information and estimates cheeiiuiiy iug
l..lcl upon application go Che office OF
IuE VIRGINIA LiECIWC L1OHr
AND POWER COMPANY,
40 South seventh Street
NM b PIzzlNL Manager
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CoIored Libortine Lynched.

New ORLEANS, February 2e "A
snecial 10 the Times Democrat from Port
Gibson. Miss, says: "A squad of men
from Nicksburg came here last night,
and this morning they boarded a south
bound train, and iiourishing pistols,
took Wesley Thomas lcolored)
from deputy sheriff, who was
conveying him 10 Natchez for
safe keeping After getting posses-
sion of the prisoner the squad started
with him in the direction of Yicksburg,
and il Is understood, lynehed him on
the edge of Big Black swamp Thomas
had attempted 10 outrage young lady
in Vicksburg last " ednesday evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
DisaNrous Fire.

TOPEKA, KAN, February 2e.--One Of
the most disastrous fires in the history
OF this city occurred at o o'clock this
morning, when the large four story
building on Kansas avenue, owned by
Wilson Keith, burned to the ground.
The entire building was occupied by the
g. W Crane Publishing Company, the
most extensive establishment OF the kind
in the West Cranes loss is S220 900;
insurance, $4,000 The building cost
$4,000, and was insured for $25,OU
one hundred and fifty hands are thrown
out of emplOVment.
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DOVER, \. H., February 22.-Ihe jury
In the Barker will case to-day returned
verdict sustaining the will. The estate
is valued at over 81 100000. The testor
stipulated in his will that his son Hiram,
should receive $4,000 a year until
death Provided he does not become
intoxicated in ten years, he may
draw $3.50, COO, and like amount every
succeeding ten years, but that in case he
gets intoxicated he loses all The son
contested the will on the ground that
his father was unduly prejudiced against
him, and that he was mentally incapaci-
ated at the time of making the will
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
THE SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
Gn,ernnr Lee Among the InyIled q,

Governor lee Among the Invited auess.
NEW YORK, February 22.-The south
ern Society enjoyed lis third annual
dinner tonight at the Hotel Brunswick.
Among the $50 guests were John G. Cal
houn, Senator Vance, CongTessmen
Breckenridge and Philan, Mayor Grant,
General Newton, Ex-Governor Hoadley,
Governor Lee, Francis h. Riyes, F. X.
Cauderi and Logan G.. Murray. The
speeches were OF a highly patriotic
character
GOVERNOR 1EE' 5 SPEECH
In his speech Governor Lee said. III
il becomes q question of making the
South a district, and sending United
States troops down, we shall receive them
with the greatest cOrdiaiity But in his
momentous question the South will ap-
peal confidently TO all sections. by our
common history and su1eflngs IN tho
Indian, British, and Mexican wars, and
by the interests Of the Union, and ask the
people TO settle this question for our
common glory"
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feZ0.25,mhLu,is.5
Published by Authority OF the Auditor Of
Pubic Accounts Of ths Commonwealth OF
Viz gtnia.

4 NNCAL STATEMENT FOR TIE
y FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3Sr
pAY OF >3s6H pEGt SbEf G rs iSos ~ rhE Tr A., y
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY. ORGAN-
II d UNDER THE LAWS OF THE sr ATE
or NEW YORK. MADE TO THE AUDITOR
OF PUBLIC CCOU r. FOR THE OM-
10 THE CODE OF VIRGINIA.. CHAPTER
3d. SECTIONS lzsO AND 1913, REG y LATINO
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE CoAPA
MES.
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Genaral Hnrrlson scared.

INDiANAroLis, IND., February 29.-
John S. Bell, chief OF the United States
Secret Service, Is in tho city to person
ally make arrangements for the safe
TRANSFORMATION Of the Harrison party 10
Washington on Monday next.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

MEETING OF THE MARYLAND LINE.
General Rosser Makes the Speech OF the
Evening.

Evening.
BALTIMORE. February 22 The Mary.
land line Of ConfedeTates held is an
nuM reunion tonight in this city
Among the prominent people present
were United States Senators Wade
Hampton and NJ C. Butler, Of South
Carolina. A. IL. Colquitt, of Georgia;
Congressman Charles J. Hooker Of
Mississippi and Charles T o Ferrall, Of
Virginia.
The principal speech was made by
Gen. Thomas L. ROsser, of Virginia, who
succeeded Gen j. f. b. Stuart in com.
mand Of the Confederate cavalry after
the la,ters death Gen. Rosser reviewed
Tie wax and compared the relative nu-
merical strength Of the Northern and
Southern armies He said that the
reason the South wns enabled TO
hold out for four years against
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

RICHMOND. Va. February {. isoo.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-TAkE NOTICE
J. that have his day app inted Mr.. sAAo
OF general dealer in Agricutu raj implsu. ntss
Wagons, xs., Al LIS east Main street, hohs
mond. Va SHARLES I. HCNtkh.
fely 2w
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7 ST.YESTFRDAY, on FRANK
IL lin street, >lycs watch ana cha elaias
marked" M. l.. ID" Iinior will 10 rewatdcd
by returning same o. inOMAS DkANth
CO, 1iOi ain sffost. feSit
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4 MISSION WILDE HELD NEXT
4 n week az 4. Andrews Church. corner lsu.
re- and Hes erly stTfeis, beginning SUNDAY
NIGHT. February 2ftn. ~ sO' locA and o. nflu
uing IrOm night % nlzht ~ the same n ar.
Rev John Is Newton, missioner. All cordially
invited g. attend. fcssst
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On and after Monday February 2jth.
steamers running in connection with
1urs River Lime viii sail from Wcst
Point snl Baltimore daily except sun
day See Piedmont Air Line schedule.
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