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Petersburg Inder.Appeol: One Of the
heaviest Losers by the freshet, aud OF
Wish no mention has yet been ma ie'
WAS Mr. j. +. Andrews who resides on
the Chestcrf,li side Of the rivtr, IN
the vicinity of the Old railroad shops of
the Norfolk ald Western Railroad Com
rany. Mr. Andrews lost every thing he
had. even ID bis chickens. and he says
tlat his loss will be fully $1,000.
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No SHTLrER FOR DEMOCRATIC SAIL.
ORs. Twelve aged slilors were turned
out Of Salon, Snug lI4fbor oa Thurs
day. The poor old follows had Thought
to spend their las, days in quiet and
comfort but they bad Co go out AID
face the world again.
They were all Dem Gratis. As q rule
II is not considered serious crime &,
vote with the party YOU believe iu. Bot
The mauag. OF Salons Snug llarb0r j.
an enthusiastic Republican.
The trustees of ih's noble institution
are known DID, the community as gentle.
men q high principle.
Are these poor. ueiuout tars 90 dilfl
around on the rough seas " irieIdi,as
ness and poverty of are thoy O. go back
TO their warm corners feeling chat they
can vote as they please iu iice coun
Try
The answerto This very natural CUES
ton lies with the tfustees.-Nac l0ri
Herald.
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= Cape Charles Echo: Candidates for
hoa,er to repfesen. Northampton aud
Accomac IN the State legislature ale
beginning 10 loom up. Toe following
named persons are already spoken of on
the Democratic side: Hon. 5. ) Wilkins,
Captain George q. Savage and Dr..
Charles Smith.
The roads about the Hollywood farms
are swarming with army worms. Old
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CREAM OF THE PRESS
CLEVER EDITORS
HAVE THEIR SAY
Braru ana HcF>iascs Troubles "'''r''-
General Tavion In .ausiria- The
Extra scsston-s Rhyme ON batri-
son-Oin Salts overheard.

un-t.cUCI ~ InHiuh III .'">''" '"N
Extra scsston-A Rhyme ON barri-
son-OIa Salts overheard.
. EMANCIPATION IS BRAzlL.-A ielo-
gram from Rio says that the laih, the
fist anniversary of tho abolition law,
is TO BIZ a public holiday and the freed
men and the ab0lti0msts are Organz
ng for an imposing celebration In
the country districts there ls consider
able uneasiuess felt by the planters. and
many are sending their families away
t. the cities. fearing the results Of ex-
element ard of drink upon MODS 81
nogroes. liable 90 be influenced 10 dis
urbances by private vengeance and by
political agliatOis.
The cool rsg~por that has now pre-
vailed two or three weeks has had q
beneficial Influence on the sanitary
State. and even at Campinas the SICK
moss and mortality have so much less
enod this week that 10 is now confident
lv expected that the yellow foyer
epidemic viii be virtually ended by
the close OF Che month. Butthat zone
what mysterious disease. beriDer.
which. within the last fifteen years, has
gradually spread from the Northern
provinces over the whole Of Brazil, Us
now making alarming progress. and IN
Rio and It's suburbs has assumed the
proportions of an epidemic, over three
hundred persOus being Frustrated by IL
in Rio alone. and the daily deaths from
it in the city having risen from two to
FIVE.
GRETNA. LOrIsIANA.-Those arc the
facts Of the case. The while people
of Grctna-the men who own
tho town and pay the taxes-are
al Tho mercy of negro Republican mob
backed by white and black Republic
can officials. Such q state of affairs is
calculated 10 breed trouble. aud If DO
existed iu Massachusetts, good ciiilens
would organize as promptly for self
protection a thos lavc done DID Louis
Vile.
In some localities situated like Grctna
serious difficulty has boon avoided by
spec.al a.is ol tle Legislature empower
Ing the governor l0 appoint ihe officials
instead 0l running lae risk OF having
them elected by gu1rant and vicious
mal0rities. Perhaps some Of Sine
Louisiana parishes would do well to
follow their exmple.-df'mfd t0Hiii
f0fi0p.
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7.l5 pm.-MAlL daily
5.Nam. IUROl OF PASSENGER daily.
g.l5au.-AICOH MODAIlON taly lo4cop
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
IT Clifton Forge With Clesapet ke and Oh %
railway Tor fhe south. West. and M rtnWest.
siecpcr- t0 Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al LyLcuUuTg with NuriOik and Ncetef
railroad for all points south, Southeast, arc
Southwest. AMI Virginia Midland railway 70
all points North and South
Al Richmond with Associated Railways 70.
all points IN the South. and Richmond. rIcde
lcksburg and Potomac railroad Tor the NCrtb
Al Lexington with baltimore and ono raj
road. making close connections 40 Harper
Ferry 10 and from plttsOurg and the Wes
also 10 points North and East.
sleeping cars yuchturg to tmplis. Now
Orleans and little tuck.
PALAi T. SLEEPING AS 1872 W ZEN
RlChMOaD and LlNJHbt hG. BkhJ -.
a..
Trains marked daily except Sunday. fDsi'
Tickets sold 90 All points. OIees 1000
Main street. and at tho Richmond ani ALE
ghany depot. tixht and CANA streets.
JOHN x. dhcHUhDp,
1de5 Oenl Passenger Acct.
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ss-Roading notices in reading matter Jpc
u cents pr limo. Nonpaiisi loaded. ~ ceni'
Tor .iue
s.-sp.eisI contract ratr, furnished on sp-
pliost.oa.
Auction. sales, Legal Notices. sud Amuse
nsnt Advertisements ei Per inch each In.
sertioH.
p,,eotod communications will not be re-
Turned.
aptsrod 81 the Richmond va posloilc'
ss .ee nnd-cls.s matter.
Remittsnoos ,houl boz made ~ dT'fis
checks. plsiof-cc oii,1s. 0f registered letter
payable 20
mr. INKS COMPANY
Elnimnnl "a.
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TRAINS NORTHWARn.
'Dalg. fDsily lercept sunoayl.
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. n and % makes mo- stops. 40. % stops
0u signal 200 Ccntra'm. no. rs stops only ON
signal at Chester. lcntriIH and Manchester.
80. ID stops On signal at Hl regular stations.
40. fb stops ON sigma o. 1000 regular stations.
and also al Temples erd Port Natna'L Noe.
Sd 49, "a. 8.T. 49,. 3s. and a9 will stop az all
stations for passrrg, r~.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and % sleeping cars be-
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, (via Jcct
sOnyIle). On Trains Nos. IT, and DO s.cep
iue carr between Washin ytCn and Charles
foI On Train 80. Us slcoping.Cafs hctNcn
New York and Jacksonville. On il1n No.
3l sleeping cars between Washington Hnd
savannah.
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Cir yailu aimra.

prwIguFD EysRY DAY IL THE YEAR
ny TIE IlNlS COMPANY. or. y Z
pOI EAST MAIN STREET, NClihVNp'
VA.
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lIIAr.
40. Siccplng.car Petersburg % Brsto.
without change. leaving Petersburg dNI3 al
1lj D.. ~ pulmiu sleeper LynChDlrs O.
Memphis. without change.
NO.J Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg t0 New
Orleans. and Roanoke tO Chattanooga. without
change.
Tickets. hagugc. checks. aud aIi information
can be- uhtAInrd 30 Richmond Hnl Petersburg
railroad depot A. Vs. tarNtrs iopI NWn
street, and 40 the Company Office, ool hat
Main street.
W. y. BEVILL,
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Franklin Times Mayor Jesse Prunty
fell of the steps IN the plan
I'M. mill of Prunty * Noell a lew
d1vs ago and sustained painful in
iuries. lie fell on his side. striking
several blocks Of wood. which bruised
and cut his side considerably. He was
confined 90 his bed for several days
from the effects Of his injury, but Is
now going about again.
The new church at Flint Hill viii be
openol for divine worship on Sunday
next. June 9th Rev. j. W. Carroll
will preach at p. II.
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THE DAILY TINES MONDAY JUNE 10. 1883.

women say it is a sign of war. which
probably relates to the two factions OF
the Republican party in Virginis. There
will not be much Of awar. The worms
know where % get something to eat.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER- BOTTLE.
Ask your drugs. st lor it anal Fl. he HASN'T
DO. make him order DO lUrfuu
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Lmchb,vg Virg'niaa w. 5. Ayers
and wife. of Richmond. and Mr.. >. T.,
Scheduled. Of Danville, are registered
at the N0ryell-Arlingtou.
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ARHIVE hIrHNnNn

tNos. and and Sd tul - run dalif botroef
Richmond and llfi0n forge. and aaIly except
Sunday between Balcony Fails aud LcAlrf.
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Shenandoah Valley: On last Thurs
dav. Mr.. Jos. F.. Fray killed "A rattle
snake at his stable door, at Rosenda'e,
near this place. The snake measured
three feet and eight inches in length
and had nine rattles. On last Tuesday
SIR. Fray also killed another rattle
make in a pile Of cord wood on Massa
nutten mountain. II measured three
feet and six inches in length, five ana
one-halt inches IN circumference anu
had nine rlttles.
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General Passenger Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President.
General office. Roanoke Va
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
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Con@pondingly quick time to other points
Through bills OF laden issued Al low rates.
Z. A. TAYLOR,
oc ~ General Freight Agent.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
What NJ. Z. J.. Barrett ~sM Ia,i SuD,li
HofHtur

Morning.
sunday morning. about 3.ij O clock
Mr.. G.. l.. Barrett. who boards II llrs
NJ. l.. Spot- wood =. No. :lj east Grace
street. was sound asleep in his room IN
the third story. lie heard a noise
which partially awakened him. Look
ing around he saw something which
quickly cau-ed him to get wide awake.
What Mr.. Blrret. saw IN the dim
light was a man in the act of going
through the pockets Of his coat, winch
was hanging across chair. and ih-
rObber 5 hand Was at the time on the
pocketbook.
Mr. BaTrett.s0mew hat startled at tins
unusual scene asked, Who Is that
The robber at hearing the question
broke out Of the door with Mr. Barrett,
pistol In hand. after him. the thief
WAS too quick, however. lie sue
ceeded in getting over the stels
aud darted out of the front door,
which was open, and disappeared.
The rObber IS described az we'll
built mulattO of about five feet si1 or
eight inches high. How the negro got
in the hOuse seems 10 be- . mystery.
There was 10 evidence Of breaking into
the house, and the suppOsition is that
hs must have either bad "a latch key
and entered with D.. Or that be came in
the house while every one were at tea
Saturday night. and cOpcealrd himself
so that he could plumber at will after
every one had gotten s0undly 10 sleep.
Nothing was found missing in the
building. 20 Ml. BarFett's room must
have been the first one invaded. Mr..
Barrett had removed his money from
the pocketb0ok, so the thief. even il he
had succeeded IN getting It, would have
made water haul.
Mr. Barrett says he regrets he could
not get close enough to the negro, as he
flew down the steps, TO put bail in
him
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a MISSING TREASURER

>upp0-eI 10 De- Oh 30 Bueno. Ayre>.
BOsTOS, MASS, September 9.-Mr.
Wholly. owner of the yacht Marguritc.
tells a story which may have some bear
ing upon the disappearance Of Treasurer
Dana OF the Douglass Axe Go npany aud
ms son. According TO his statement, the
yacht. while returning from a pleasure
trip down the harbOr was hailed from
one Of the East Boston wharves by two
men. who answer the general descrip-
tion Of the missing parties. They de-
sired to be- taken aboard a ship lying out
in the stream. They roarded the Mar
gurte and the elder one inquired Of the
watch on the vessel they desired TO be
taken to. "Where are you bound for -
On receiving the answer. "Buenos
Ayres. they seemed satisfied and was
assisted aboard.
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than axe on hand. and during the fes.
tivisies Harden Mann, cclOred, late Of
Texas. who was the honorary guest,
drew a navy revolver. and shot and
instantly killed, Mary Hairston, coiored.
Mann has been arrested. He claims
that lie shot at white man named
Green who had insuItsi | the woman. az d
struck the woman accidentally.
At the county convention OF Henry
county Democrats, held at Martnsvile
to-day. II G. Pace was nominated for
the Legislature. This is regarded as an
exceptionally strong nomination.
The white public school is overcrowd.
ell aud more than ahundrcd applicants
for admission have been turned of for
lack Of room.
The trustees have appealed in vain to
city council for an appropriation of
1000 TO enlarge the buildings.
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4, HovsfnENr AT fINcAsrLr.
Special 20 the Times
CAPTAIN " KINNEY
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS
Made Yesterday by the state Democratic
Committee.

Mad" Yesterday by the state Democrati
Committee.
Especial 10 the Times.l
ALExASDEIA. VA. September 9.-Tbe
state Democratic Executive Committee ar,
auth9vHet % make The following addltiOna
appointments
hon. JAMES +. GORDON.
Lancastef-M Monday. September 10th.
MtCAiAH WOODS. ESQ.
NelsOn-MOnday, September 23d.
CArfAiN JAHEs BUNGAKDNrE.
Bfth-Wcdncsdav. september 15fh.
AmhcIsi-MOudav, October DIST.
Ntisun-H Honday. october 2Sth.
COLONEL RICHARD ,. HEIRNE.
Roanoke Monday, september 10Th
Bediord-Monday. september 2:d.
AHeehanY Tuesday, October Sth.
N4ussmnHJ-M0nday October an.
lWtsy Monday. OctOber2lsf.
brunswick Monday. october 2sth
iilhce Wl'ilam- Monday, November ith
nos. JOHN W. DANIEL.
Appomattox. Thursday. September y.
Roanoke. Monday. September rs.
1Iles Tuesday. september L..
ME. G0RD0S's health.
lntNigence received go the committee
oums today rs very cncouinsing ~ 10 Nj.
1Ordnn's health, and the hcllafis entertained
icre That he will he at headquarters ia = rea-
'on9siSS q i,5iSS asrc Saa5i TINS Tn. e.. u., ....
o-day The shelving Is being nlled up. and
; political air is noticeable about the place
iencmlly. It's expected thai Nj Gordon
vii take up his quarters with Colonel J.. ".
trld, next door.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
LATEST BY WIRE FROM THE FED.
ERAL CAPITAL.

HI" Norfolk prv-Bock to he Opened ON
'he 10th fn,tnni-tppointmc MAD.
'sterday-General New. by Wir.-Sun-
set Cox Lying ia n Critical Condition.
/ WASHINGTON. u. G September o.
The new government dry dock built at
the Norfolk navy yard by the Simpeop
Company. Of New Norh. will be for-
mally opened for use on the 18th inst.
IN The rreseLcs Of large party of
naval cilicers, newspaper men and
oiher invited guests from this city.
Inc side wheel steamer Virginia. Of
/ Baltimore. has been chartered for tho
purpose Of conveying the party from
Baltimore. where they will 20 by rail
to Norfolk. They will leave her. on IN.
evening OF the 18th and return on the
morning Of the 2Oth. The hydraulic
machinery Of the dock will be tested
by the official board on the lSth.
DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
Lieutenant w. o. Sharrer. United
states Navy, died yesterday at Aurora
West Virginia.
The United States steamer Pensacola
arrived at Baltimore Yesterday TO take
part III the anniversary celebration of
the battle Of North Point
THE ATLANTA AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The United States Steamer Atlanta
sailed to-day from New York for New
port News. Va. where she will be put
through turning trial.
FOURTHCLAsS POsrMASrERs APPOINTED. |
The following named fourth.clas.
postmastcrs. among others, were az
pointed to-day:
Virginia Charles NJ. Kev,er. at
Weaver: Mrs. Pattie +. Farrow. an
Compton, L. b. Bateman. at Fife's.
Warner r. Custer, at Fisheryille: David
II. Lands, at Graysvile: George W.
Wright. at Mount Clinton: w. c. Jami-
son. at Old Church.
North Carolina William Moss. at Re-
lance.
THE GOVERNMENT TAKES 4 GLIMPSE At
THE CAPITAL.
The Presidential party returned TO
his city late this evening. and the
'fesideat will 90 to Deer Park o-mor- !
ow morning. Private Secretary Hal !
ord, who is still uuweil, hopes TO be |
iblc To accompany the President. He 2
I'D not 20 to Baltimore to-day.
COUNTFRFETTR ARRESTED.
Chief Bell Of the secret service. is in =
eceipt Of telegram from Agent Har-
is, at San Jose. Cal. to the effect that ?
% arrested Charles and Lizzie Atkins. :,
b San Francisco yesterday. for manu-. ii
acturing and passing counterfeit five #
ent. nickels. and that he captured
0mplete outfit.
II. c. Busbee. district attorney for
ie Eastern district of North Carolina.
a. resigned.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT. NJ
The President late this afternoon made fc
le following appointments George W. 81
sOns. surveyor of customs for the \
'rt Of New York : Theodore b. Willis. "
Ival officer Of customs in the district hi
New York Ernst Nathan. collector &C
Internal revenue for First distnc Of pl
ew York. Sc
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Number ct Items from the North state
I~pCciol 10 the Times

4 Number at Items from the North state.
Special 10 the Times
RALEIGH. \. c., SeDtember 9.--GOv-
efnor F0wle returned to the city to-
day from Asheville. where he has been
spending some time to was expected
that he would to day announce the new
/ board of directors of the Atlantic and
North Carolina road, but they will not
/ be made known till tomorrow. The
election Of president is TO take place
| Wednesday. and there is being bitter
6ght wagcd. TherOad, which is the prop
erty of the State runs from GnidsbOrO TO
Morehead city. Washington Bryan,
the present president, who came into
office under the administration of Coy
ernor Scales. has made many enemies
along the line OF the road by refusing
TO issue free passes, aud strenuous ef
forts have been made to prevent his
re election, his opponents resortlng to
every means IN their power to defeat
him. The announcement Of the new
board of directors will be watched with
great interest, as 1t will then be known
who the next president will be-
News reached here to-day Of sad
occurrence Saturday evening near the
town Of Auburn, about SIX miles from
this city. Andrew Smelling. the fifteen
year old sOnof Mr.. Alexander Smelling.
who lives near Auburn. went over to
the house Of Narcellus Whitaker. who !
lives near by. and be and Marvin Whit
taker. son OF NJ. Whitaker, were anus
Iug themselves shooting at a target with !
a small Iiile. While Marvin Whit ]
taker was loading the rifle II was accI
IDENTIFY discharged, the bullet entering !
the left breast of Snellings. resulting IN
death in a few minutes. Assistance
was summoned al once. but was of no
avail. On examination II was found
thsi large artery had been cut by the
ball
Governor Fowle today appointed Mr..
w. Capehart, son OF Is. \.
Of kittrell, 10 be his execu-
1--WE clerk. rice the late Bryan Satherth
waite, whose death took place several
weeks ago.
Governor F0wle today h0n0red
reduisition OF Governor Lee :. of Nir-
gina, for William b. Smith, charged
with horse stealing.
The directors of the insane asylum
meet here Wednesday to elect new
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT
On the >orfoii. and Western Ncar Lynch
burg-o,ation to Captain Mckinney.


LYNcHBURG, Va. September o.
Another very serious railroad wreck
occurred early this morning on the Nor
folk and Western at High Bridge. six
miles below this city. which occasloned
the death of the fireman and two Of the
brakemen injured. The wrecked train
was The fourth section. No. ~, gong
east. and became stalled on heavy
grade approaching the bridge. The
trains following were tagged. While
AT a stop seven cars from the
fourth seclion broke loose and ran back
irto the fifth section. The engine was
thrown from the track and caught uu-
derneath it fireman McDowley, If Pc
tersbarg. who wa- so seriously Injured
that death eHsued in a few hours.
Fireman McDowley's remains were
taken to Petersburg this afternoon. and
the engineer left for home.
A special report states that Mckinney
had a splendid Democratic ovation
at Fincastle to-day by the people. and
that his speech was received With the
greatest enthusiasm. lie speaks at
Buchanan tonight.
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ALBANY, n. Y. September 9-FIre
this afternoon destroyed the fourstOry
brick paper stock warehouse and junk
shop Of 7. j. McArdle. corner Of Arch
and Church streets. \ number Of per-
sons were employed in the building
asserting paper. many Of them elderly
women. Tue flames spread so rapidly
that many of the employees jumped
from the upper windows TO the side
walk, Two women who jumped from
the fourth story. sustained fatal injuries
ard at least two others were burned t.
death in the building.
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And Jacque = soliloquy will find an apt
illustration in the person Of Tue
school Boy with bis sstchel and
shining morning face, creeping like a
snail unwilingly to school. A long
pleasant vacation, wherein the glow
ing hours have been chased vigorously
in manner to harden his muscles aud .
clear hi, head for long siege Of
study-haye filed him with so much
energy that the first few days journey
along the road TO knowledge will se-
verely test the patience Of willing ped
agogues. But he will soon come into
the traces iu good shape. and the next
question il connection with his schol.
astic career viii be
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Democratic Nomination in Loui-a.

LOUISA. Va, September 9.-Dr. Jos.
". Baker. st present commissioner OF
the revenue IN the upper district u the
county, was to-day nominated by the
Democratic party for the House OF Dele
gates. The nomination Is unquestion-
ably the best that could have Desn made.
The Doctor is very popular and by or
ganizatiOn and rOrk he can be elected
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l.rlfN. aIILN. VA. september o. The
largest crowd fathcred 40 Bowling Green To-
dny lc uri- lay lh.u Noni Correspondent N"s
>eru here Tor nluny N Gay.
30 la~lntss Oi Importance was transacted
ln count. she docket being very small.
fl had boon announced tnioh1h the Demo
.,',tf. rnp.rs that the & Oted ofatorabd states
IAN t.ionrl a. J.. OIeffali, would open HE
ranyass In Caroline. Colonel Oteriall AZ
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JAMES CITY DEMOCRATS
lp aud Hard ~ WORK.
Specialize the Times

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. September o.
The Democrats Of James CITY county
reorganized to-day and placed John
Barnes. without an exception. the best
Democratic worker on tho peninsuldr.
az the head Of the County Convention.
They unanimously voted to have a big
barbecue at keiton station. aud ap
pointed committee to make arrange.
ment for the dinner and secure speakers.
At a meeting Of the peninsula county
chairmen held here to-day. they decided
to have convention at HAMPTON on
the 2jth Of this month e. name can
didate for the lower House.
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ANrWEHr ~r1tember 9.-NAny OF the
oldest " iudOws Of the Cathedral here Wer-
destroyed bt explosions OF saturday The
hudirs II numerous victims were recovered
from the ruins Of tie cartridge factory to-
DAY. Mann others were blown to atoms. and
only por rfiOus of their apparel can Dee fOuld.
Among these were I'VE English visitors.
PARIS. September o.-lHe munic ip8lity VI
Paris gave "A banquet Tonight tO Nr. Edison.
10 was very largely attended. and Wus o bril-
liant success throughout.
UBLiS. September 9.-fhe emigration rr-
turns TOT Ireland f0f the pHst ycas show that
--.Ost persons emi.rnted from Ireland t9
foreign countries.
DUBLIS. Septt tnlber "a boat containing
2 christening party Was capsizrd an klllar-
ne last evening and nfc OF the party were
lItWurl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-10

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route - has equipped its
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver, and between
Council Bluffs and Portland. Ore. will
be pro, ided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at 75c. each. Pallman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.-adv.