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The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans In

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR Is the
Price of the smallest part or fraction of
ticket issued In any drawing. Anything in
our name offered Mt a less urlce Is either a
counterfeit or a swindle.
REMEMBER, also, that the payment OF
Prizes Is GUARANTEED by -FOUR MA.
TIoNAL BANKS Of lew orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by tho President OF an In
stitntlon whose chartered rights are reoog-
nized In the highest ourts; therefore, beware
OF all limitations anf anonymous schemes.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softcns the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, aud 1t is the best
remedy for diarrhea. 25c. bottle.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

This reliable and wcll.cstablished INSTALL
mcnt house Is now making improvements
ready for the spring trade. This establish
mcnt Is located az $50 and g33 Seventh street
northwest. Their now stock IL arriving, con
sistlng In part of choice selection OF mating,
baby carriages, carpets, stoves, furniture. etc,
all at the lowest cash prices on the installment
plan, weekly or monthly payments.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

Now Is the season to buy your paints. oils
and brushes II would pay you To call ON u.
Nj. Brown. corner of seventh and y streets
northwest, before purchasing elsewhere.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

The IIerdic phaeton Company have now
for sale at It's Offices, 10th and Csts. 40. O. and
igi2 Il st. II. W., communication books contain.
ing 100 tickets, good on all its lines of coaches.
Price $50.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

NoTE.-Tlckots drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
~ For CLUE RATES, or any further infor-
nation desired, write legibly TO the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State County, Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured BY
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
address.
Send Postal Notes Express Money orders,
of New York Exchange In ordinary letter.
Currency by Express lat our expense) ad-
dressed
M. A. DAUPHtN,
New orleans, La.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

Lowest price pillow ever offered, size 1890
for ncc. each; f0-i Gray Blankets, si.25 per
pair. former price, si.sj; Wire Cots. $40
each: Chairs used ono day now sold at l)c.
each. You should see our 81 and Si.2j chairs,
fully 10 per cent. lower than their real value
n. W.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

RECEIVED a new line Of Artists outfits at
Nccrhuffs, i2ai Pa, ave.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
Catch on to This.

LreurNtNo pons repaired,
}. II. kUEuLtSG, 1918 Pa ave.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

vxrruorr, oio 9TH st. papcr.hangcr.

Ask for II. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale bv all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
ELXS
CREAM BALM

/ had cdtdrrh
so bad there lcere
great sores in mg
nose, one pIace
40 q 8 c q I o n
Mrough. Tao 0
bottles Of Ely's
Cream Balm did
The lrork. My
Coice and head
are 1reU. s.
N. lHReR, SD-
lem Mo
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

EnrNcu novelties at vccrhoff's Art store
tg!i Ia. ave,
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

Seventh street opposite Patent office. Pure
Russett cider made fresh every day. Try a
glass and leave your order.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

WALLPAPER at reduced prices at vccr
hcf's GIG 1tb ST.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

A rutL LtNE Of Spring style papcr-hanglngs
are on hand at NeerhOfS store, 9i6 1th st.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

FHEK SUITS made to order 10 everyone, by
Max GoULD, 9is Y street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
Log Cabin Cider Mill,

LlGnTsiNG RODS Electric work.
j. n. KUEHLtNG.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

WV. II. TgErE, is2i street. agent for the
and supplies.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
Rndden's Spring aud summer Goods.

vrrnuorr, art dealer, oi6 and ~ 5th st..
aud i22i IA. ave-
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
CATAR r n

particle Is applied into each nostrll and
Is agreeable. Price so cents at Druggists by
mail, registered, 60 cents. ELY BROTHERS,
60 Warren street, New York.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13

KEnNAN's- May lIOward's Burlcslue 60,
oBE.-Variotics.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-13
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CRY SPECIdLs
Amnsements Tonight.

hlHNNhh lAAi't hNN'hf
NArtoNAL. --"Tho Crystal slipper
HAunrs' BiioU. Miss Ada Gray.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-07

BRIEF TELEGRAMS

NASHVILLE. Tenn. September g
Senator Thomas G.. Piatt, Of New York,
was elected president Of the Tennessee
Coal. Iron aui Railroad Company. al a
meeting Of the directors III this city TO-
day. to hll the place made vacant by
the death OF Hon. John G. Brown.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, September o.
Rain has been falling for the past forty
elght hours. Dispatches from Eastern
aud Southern Arkansas show that cot
ton will be seriously damaged.
BALTIMORE. Nd. September 6.-Ihe
Baltimore Journal Of Commerce this
week publishes special exposition
number. It contains sixty pages and
is a marvel Of the printer sart aud might
well be- used in next Monday 5 display
as q commentary on the progress OIL
printing.
ATLANTA, GA. September 6-uuh
and Patterson. the latest Georgia
duelists, are TO meet to morrow near
Opelika. Ala. Patterson has been ~
Tennessee. Hull left 10 night ostsn9'bl,
for Macon, but really to 20 10 Alabama
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ANCIENT ALEXANORlA.

Colored shooting tnray General Items.
.Corres.oudcncc II the lmcs.f
ALEXANDRIA. September G-Iast
nipht Joseph Jones shot James Jackson
through the riahl lung. Jackson Will
probably die. Jones is arrested. Both
parties are colofed. Tic shooting oc-
CURED at festival Of Shiloh Baptist
Church society called the Moonlight
$ cias. jackson was the gate keeper
and refused Jones aimitiance. on ac-
count Of some trouble the night before.
and because he wore his working
clothes and refused TO pay the required
fee. Jones was with two others. lie
wheeled about and. without word.
shot Jackson IN the rgnt breast
and p0ckcied the smoking weapon.
The alarm that eusued cen
teled on the wounded man. aud she " :
taken to q shauiy near by where he
lies. as write. just this side Of death 5
door. The physicl1us have no hope OF
recovery. \ crowd still hangs about
tire place, as Jackson vas very popn-
lar colored fellow and of respectable
parents. His employ efs cay be was
sober and industrious and always did
his duty. Jones Went of and crossed
Long bridge into Washington about
midnight. lie was arrested there thi'
morning. ard another dltkcy who the
colored people say went there with
Jones riiposcly 10 shoot Jackson of
the ma they had f. with the nighI
before. The are elled. Jones Dr.
known as adj spesate character, though
but q youth Of about Is or 20. lie
works on the railroad, and is q North
Carolina dalkey. Many say he Is d
tramp. lie has figured in several raz)i
slashing affairs since he came here.
There are plans on foot TO establish
high-schOOl here IN connection witt
the public school system. Colonel
Theo. II. Ficklen will be in charge
one thousand six hundred aud thirty
TWO permits have been issued 10 public
school pupils thus far. This exceeds
last year $ number.
Fred. T.. Rollins. OF the Midland road
got his hand caught in the bumpers ol
/ two freight cars up the road last night.
The hand was amputated here to-day
/ belOn the elbow.
Another brakeman named John Clark
got his hand mashed to-day. The doc
tors think they can save the wounde
member.
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THE TuRt.
Results and Entries For -heepshead b''
l,nce-.

Yesterday results:
First race. one milo-Cassius nisi.
Aurama second, Quesal third. Tine
i:42 45.
Second race. thrce.quSrters OF mile
-Ocypete first. Helter Shelter secoud.
Tulla blackburn third. Time l:ll D..
Third race. three quarters OF mile
nub ) first. Manoia second, Oregon
third. Time l.l2.
Fourth race. one end one eighth OF a
mile. selling-Tatller first. Panama Sc
cond. Leap Year third. Time .''.
Fifth race. ore and three siNteenths
of a mile-Orihamm first. Niagara s. -
cond. The Lioness third. Time2.O2 D.
sixth race. one smile-flitter first
Rellwood stcond. The Lion thifd.
Time 2:i3.
Entries for to-day : racing at Sleeps
head Bay.
First race. ole mile 20 Maori. 80: Belle
D'r. 90: Couuemara, %. Irene. ~. Mac
beth H.. l0s; Belyidere. lV2: Climax
lO9: Prather. tO2. Vermont, lO2: Cracks
man. III: Tea Tray l22.
Secohi race. three quarters OF a. m'ie.
-BelIe stakes Cameo. 10. Staf light'
ilj: Fairy Queen. ll5. Mora, 10, DAISY
f.. llj: R0sette. TOO. Marie. iiily, iOV'
Ninnet. 100: Golderu Horn, loO' Blblot'
100: lnvermoie. hlly. lCO' Amaz'n.
40: ru'la Blackburn: Pearl Set, lo''
Reclare, llS.
Third race. one and three sixteenth,
of mule Niagara. los, llmdocrait'
40: Marauler. l05, Brouzemarte' lVo
Fourth race. one and three-qlarters
of mile. September stakes -piaOlo.
l99: Salvador. l29; Phiiander. lVi' Glen
Cree. 1O4: The li0noss. lle. Tom BOY
ITO: }. 4. g.. il0. SarFento. ITO.
Fifth race. one and one.eighth miles
Omninno handicap Emotion, 100. Tar
aeon. ll5. Defaulter. llo' She, iOl
Vivid. o.: Cotillion. 30: Bau Flag. 90
Glory. go. Dmblo. ll2. Princess Bow
ing. ll2: Brown Princess. lVo' Spokane
ll3: Montrose. 100. Retrieve. iD'; Cli'
max. 100. StrideaWay. lUo' bionl.'
matte. los. ,autelene. lOS' fIrcnli, ljV
kaloolah. 1905.
Sixth race. one-third mite ON turf
Montiose. l3j. ST. Luke. lj0: BONANZA
l-2. Elgin. llI. T., We. ll2.
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ELIZABETH, n. j.. September G.-Fred
Schultz aud Louis Ludwig. his helper.
aged sixteen years. while crossing the
Pennsylvania tracks at Bay Way. this
morning. in covered wagon did not
see an approaching express train. The
locomotive struck the wagon full in the
centre and threw the occupants out,
killing them instantly. Both were ter-
ribly mangled, and the boy was cul III
twain. The horse escaped.
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THE COCKADE CITY.
Postal Telegraph Company ~. he Nor
folk and Western Inilroad-Gencfal and
Personal.
ICoTcspondonce Of ne IlmefI

Correspondence OF the rimef.l
PETERSBURG. VA. September G.-Qn
Wednesday la the litigation between
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company
ard the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. pending in the t1unty Court
oi Isle OF Wight. growing ont of the
application of the telegram Company
t0 condemn right of way for iis pur.
poses along the ro9dwar OF the rail
road company. came before Tie court
for hearing. pursuant 90 the order oi
the iion. George X. Atkinson. the PIE.
siding judge. mado in the case at the
August term. requiring the Gable lele-
graph Company 10 produce surdry
books and papers called for by the rail
road company.
The papers produced by the telegraph
company were objected % by the Iall-
road company. and after an argument
by counsel on both sides. these 0bioc-
ti0ns were sustained. and the court re-
iterltfd its order of the August term
with some amendments. rcquli ug Ger
tain Papers in ihe possession Of tie tcie-
-Iaph company % be produced at The
Ortober term of tho court
This controversy between the parties
o. tMs case and the Western Union
Telegraph Company. which aids tha
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pauv in the FIGHT. is being fought on
p .th sides with The purpose 60 continue
it t0afiui-h. This controversy is Leia-
carried on i'm an the county courts
along She liuo from Noff0ii, 90 Peier-
burg Tire proc elings in some oi
thrm having found ihfir way by
Injunction ana appellate Urocee +.
inls with other courts. The counsel
u thoIsle of Wight case were j sam
u.l Parrish. of Richmond, ICpicscnt-
ing The Postal Telegraph Cable Com.
p9ny. and George j.. Bernard. Of Peters.
burg. and vs.. S. Holland. of Isle a
Wight. representing the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company together
with ,x.Judco A. J.. Hoi|ajsy. OF
Redmond who, IN the absence oi Ma
jon Robert Stiles. the general counsel
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pary. hls been repro cutting the inter
c-ts of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company in ,hese several cases.
Tnoorpfs mc at work digging uf
Washington street. in the uei-hb0rhOoC
oi 1apiey IS fow Of dwellings. for tus
purpose of paving Ile same with granite
rocks
the regular meeting Of the executive
committee ol thc Genital Luuotc Asy
lum ua- ltlI 800 She asylum building
ou Yesterday afternoon at D O'Clock
Only iouuro business was tfan-acied
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PRICE, TWO CENTS


To give satisfaction to all who favor uf
with their patronage, even TO the moe
minute details. and we seldom /"
short Of the mark. We put ourseive
in the purchaser place and do by them
as we would be done by.
We. ike the rest of poor humanity
sometimes make mistakes, and rur-
chase may rot turn ont quite what the
purchaser or we would desire. On our
p ri. this never happens knowingly ana
II this should meet the eye Of aty per
sons dissatisfied with any business
transactions with as we wouli ask
them not to hesitate but come direc, to
tire store and get rciIess. And please
remember that We do business the year
round on the same honorable principle.
Don Z You think tins is a safe place TO
buy your
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-07

SALT LAKE CITY UTAE. September q.
4 man named Mitchell. who has Just
returned from visit TO The ice cave IN
Ashley Valley. says that whne eXplor.
inr the cave during the latter part OF
August. be found section Of ice IN the
cave twenty-five feet nigh AID thirty
feet 40 tine bare. He also discovt rel a
small lake. one OF the rooms in the
cave was one thousand two hundred
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F0RT SMITH. ARK. September c.
jefferson H0gue. white man. agt d
tvcniy.fiye. was jailed here Yesterday
or Is charge of bisamy. Two girls
neither over sixteen years OF age. ap'
pearei aud sWore thai he married them
las, winter. Hogue acknowledge S that
lac married them. AID al-o that be has
another wife living at Eureka Springs:
Ark. and the officers say that he had
still TWO others.
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REPORT DENIED.


CHARLOTTE. y. c., September 6.-The
story published North. IN a special
from Charlotte that Umpire Marshall
of WaGesboro. this State. who was MT
on the head with bat at a baseball
game in Darlington. $. G last wee X,
by Congressman Dargan's son. died
Monday. Is erroneous. Marshall Is
resting we'll now, and his physicians
hopefully expects his permanent re-
qly.rv
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R,ANcNE. VA, September 6.-Ihe
r-coi Committee OF Arrang ments
5e.irs The papers to announce that a'l
Virginia cdliors who desire passes loi 70,
thcm.elvos ard wives over the hich'
mord fredericksburg and Potomac.
Dg.-a,cakc aud OHIO. and balumor,
and ONO Railroad. IN order TO attend
,be State Pass Convention at koaneNe
cnn moeuie same by making appnci
tions 10 the Passenger Agents q. i''e-'
mon3 and Baltimore.
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YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM THE
FEDERAL CAPITAL.

The President again al the white House
for Brief scason-Thc Pctrei Not Tul-
ly Up 20 the act-Appointmeui. d.
the cTrcsideni-capiiaI Noics.
WASHINGTON, d c.. September e.
The presilent and Priyatc.Secreiary
ilalford. arrived "a. the TX cutiye Nan
sion o. ten minutes after three o'clock
Ibis evening. yCsfmastrr General
WauamaiSer anl Passouccr-Agent Nc
Kclz'e. Of the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road. accompanied them from Pniladel
phia. az the guest Of Nis. Wanamaker.
Dr. Scott remained i'm the neighbOrhood
of the Log College with some old
friends. The Prefllent will remain
mere until Monday morning, when he
leaves for Baltimore io attend the ceie-
hral.on Of the anniyersary Of the attack
on Fort McEenry
APPOINTMENTS 81 THF PRESIDENT.
Tire President to-day made the follow
ing appointments: Edwin Dan, TO be
secretary Of the United States Legation
of Japan. Artur ". Barrett. OF has.a-
chuseit4. 10 De secretary oi The United
ositg7 D.. .-|t''" ~ 'n' =" i"' " .''''''
III. Gardiner. Jr. of lndlana. TO be-
second secretary of the United States
/ Legation iO Japan. aud also the follow
ing c0nsuls Joseph T. Mason. Of Viz
gnia. az Mannheim. Is rnarl >. Mlcau-
ley. of New York. 40 Mau9gua. Nlclra
qua. Aleck Palmer. OF the District OF
/ Columbia. az Dresden: john ID. Delille.
of .rov.s af Gfistoi. Thomas "a. Auder-
son. of Ohio. minister te.idsn. and COM
sni general of tbe Uul.ed States TO
Bolivia: also l. =. Naymfs's posim's-
tar at Fayetteville ~. 4.
LAUNCHING THE PHILADELPHIA.
4 number of the prominent naval
officers from Washington VIII
,.i,,e.. fine launching Of the cruiser
r,r.iol,l;o a. c-an-'s eh'n.varls.
Ip.iialeinhia tomorrow. The party
VIII leave this city on special
car attached TO tlie ''-V tialn
tomorrow morni,g. Secretary iia;3
/ thinks it especially apif.piiate
that PuIiadelph'A giil 5louln ',ilsten
/ ine vessel. and ID I' unuei .l'''' '''"'
Miss siaiy W ahimahel' 'i'e '7''ili, ,''i
"e"elai b ''"0'''-' '''' W
lr.AMillNG SUGARS
Tho C,.t,m pi,;.ioo of the Treasury
porort,eut has is.r.d acircnlar letter
/ IN collectors ~ customs ard othols in
,....,,i fo -r..,,r,lir.. and rolfsiing inn
norfs.i .,,o.r.. v..eh lol. away with
/ tha f.rn,r- custom of u.iug The aver
/ lage between taa original and tnc ie-
I muling ic5ta as the basis icf the as-
.-............. ...,.....,-,.
D''-'l '-''. '-' ''''
Chief Bell of i'ie secret seiFi'e' -
day received telegram from At'n, ~
"' if..'. ,,-,...,, ,, o.,,,tl,
/ ,f..ro,v nv va.f.,a,v for nls-ing
/ Ia,uuterleit silver dol.ais. Norton is
ans of fle VILLAINS gang arrested "a
f.,v lsysaeo.
,....,,., .,.,...... r..ar,,',er-fs
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a Woman Deliberately Jumps in the Ma
rlia Eapids.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. N.. Ssvirmber6.-
Mrs. L4wrcncc denbeplely wahei 10
,ha little sten-on place in ihe paris.
about 2jO feet from ine brink. threw
her parasol and p.ckel.book INTO the
rsnids. and jumped in lcrseil. There
MAS Il considerable crowd around, and
.hcy helplc-sly watched tine woman AS
She n atei ID certain death. Sne
.ugned. bat not ig-ilciv. All the way
down. and waved her ha1o-. 4 photo-
glspher tired 20 take "a N.cw OF the
suicide, bu, the torrent was too quick
IL him.
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A Plan for Securing The WORLDS ar
Cmcloo. September 6.-u'orse H.
pnl.man haa suggested tgc aiNlsabii1y
Of giving an immediate impetus to the
work of raising the Slj,Ot0.OOO for the
World's Fair by giving half million
IN one lump from five citizens OF Chr
csoo in subscriptions Of SiOO,OOO each.
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NEGROES WHIPPED.
\ Reward offered For tie Capture OF
the rerneirAtOr-.

the Perpetrators.
ATLANTA. GA, September 6.-The
whipping OF fourteen negroes by un-
known white men near East Point last
night, created considerable excitement
here to-day. TODAY delegations called
on the Governor aud he offered re-
wards for the capture Of the perpetra-
tors. In the Legislature resolution
calling on the officers for prompt actio II
was tabled upon the ground that 1t was a
reflection on the officers; tut the senti-
ment of the Legislators was agalns. the
whipping. which was characterized as
brutal ia the extreme. The graud jury
had the case under adyisement to-day
and IL is said true bill will be found
galnst scme Atlanta men. The affair
rev out Of the lynchirg at East Point,
Wednesday night.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMlN AND
LITnIA. WATER. Compare analysis and
YOU iwlli see, that our water Is nearly
three timos the strength OF any other
arsenic water. aud contains no organic
matter. Fors - by all drugg'''-
by l.. p. Routt.
Main streets. Sc
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EAaroN. Pa. September 6.-Wash-
ineton Dillari. AGED forty years. Eying
near Bsersville. WIS aroused by his
vie at midnight last night and told
i,tas some ons was Ia the henrery.
She gave him o gun and lantern ana
told him To investigate. lie went out
and was shot dead by the robber.
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THE DhNvLLE AND EAST TEN
um.inc VIII Nofeit.'l1H.Doo.
......f fnfI.. TIu.H..|

Umsrlc Wni Vote itei5a.'o''
Special iothe Imosl
DANvuIr. VA. september 6.-teur
rominent citizens. who went lo Ne"
Yofk T. confer with cil .iiis o..
Atlantic and Dlnsiile aad East Ter
,c-sre Railroads, nave returned dee
frhtcI with the prospects OF ihose two
roads mad thcir financial nl' King
p,esllent Ewile and Treasurer Bate
man ofthrse roads viii be here neZ
,~s.l. fo h.Naa muhar conference. an'
t,e,. = now but i.ille doubt that llan
,ilia will vote slJ0.o0) TO lhe camia
st.ci. Of the Da-Vi,ie and h'sl leu
Its-ut.
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STATE OF TRADE.
WHAT DUN & CO.'S REGULAR
WEEKLY REPORT SAYS.

Real ImYros emfnt in Ivory Department
of nu.incs--iailurcs for the Week
The Hamilton Conspiracy In,c.tiea-
tian-" rrineo Hall Genet Dead.
NEW YORK. September 6.-R. q. Dan
a. Co.. b weekly review Of trade VIII
ny Real Improvement is seen in al
'most every department of business.
" ltn each week 10 becomes more
certain tlat The crops Of the year
VIII bo larger. and of lato the
news il.m abroad has clearly indicated
larger foreign demand. while such
spcculat.ors as might arrest the out
word movement OF grain and prOvis.
ions has Thus .ar been prevented. lr
cotton. Oh iue other band the present
-creify rules ~ price in spite of
bright prospects as to the coming crop.
BUSINESS FAILURES.
The bueine-s failures Occurring
throughout ihe country during th,
last sev.n days. numbered Jon
fne United States l7l. and for
Cuaia. 2f or total of 40l, as
compared with % total oi IN lasl week
and 2.1 ihe veok previous 90 iha last
For ihe coue n'ndIrg weel, OF last wear
fhe figure were P2f. representing l9i
failure, n the United States and 30 l
Cen da.
THs HAMILTON CONSPIRACY.
Robert ra. Hamilton ON Che stand
Naw NoHK. September 6 This after
noon tils Swiuion and Joshua Mann
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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
a PLUCKY GIRL

Dsi,c- on burglar with A Revolver.
MOUNT srgRIIs0 KY. September d -
At3 o'ci0ck'this morning burglar was
discovered iu tho residence of General
John S. Williams. by his -icp daughter.
Miss Ida Williams. who snapped
her revolver at the Intruder three
times. Tightening him away, bat
not beforehe had taken hne
dismonl pin belonging t. Mrs.
Madge Bidler. Of Mount Pl-asants. Tenn
Be had also gotten two ylllscs that con
tanned about $40 600 worth of yaluables,
but Miss Williams had made u too hol
for him, and he left them on tine porch
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-07
KNIGHTS or LABOR.

Important Questions of the Order TO DE
Considered.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-General-
Master-Workman Powderly, OF the
KNIGHTS Of Labor, announces that the
General executive board OF the order
will meet il 81. Louis, September 3Oth,
and continue IN session several days.
important questions affecting the
Knizhls in the cntiie southwest, en-
bracipg Missouri, Kansas. Indian Terri
tory, Arkansas and Texas, Will be con
sf1nrpd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-07
RAcE rRoUBLEs IN MISSISSIPPI


Armed .fefuc- ~cAttff'"
~MamIs.
NEW ORLEANS. September 0.-A iet.
ter from Lenore county says "i"eu
ne,r.r. are nov scattered in squais i"
the suamrs. ara ave being pur'neA pS
.1l .r,o.j while men. Negroes, BENG
,efa.ed ammariiion at Jamison b store ,,c
.i,. T.ilalafclie river. burned the
h,iainc. A posse pursued and about
,t'.,,et were killed. Many ne-
49,. vtre killed at the other era 90
fhe uarrish. Governor Lorr'y y S'
Merely denounced by Che wni'e poop''1, =,
.nfIefore ior not sending ,iDln " '''
I.ci a. them They charge ihat Ooa"r,i
1su.s Hamilton, lessee OF ine ''a''
r-~i.eniiary. used hs influence 10 save
g-Dmuell. who is an ca conNc.'
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SMOKE Kinney Bios. Maid of Vir
ginia. adv.