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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
A ROMANTIC locality.

No part Of the United States has mose ro-
mantle history than the region around Soda
lake and the Caddo; and il one likea stories
favored with blood and adventure here - the
place to bear them. By amy old settlers
hearth ono may sit through long evening
listening to thrilling stories Of how "Old Rose
shot Bob Potter ia Soda lakei' how Finn
lived a hermit CT en ISLAND IN the swamp til
be was chased doEB by the dogs and shot bg
the hunters, WHO mktook him for u Wild
beast; how many wers murdered and many
more robbed on "Campbells trace, and bow
the Regulators" Of 1902 hanged, shot and
whipped till the moral atmosphere was purI-
fed, then quarreled among themselves and
got up civil war which the republic Of
Texas had to suppress Utica N. ~ Oh
server.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

a gentleman was met ~ stranger
who politely asked Would you De so
Kind as 10 lend me S20:" My dear sir,
| have not the honor OF knowing you.
THAT is why request you to give me
an opportunity 10 extend my reputation
for honesty - Chicago Glo6e.
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gbf Uailu Gimra.
Prn'isHRp RvERy DAY IN TnH YEAR
by THE TIMES PUBLIsuIN0 CON
rANy. OFFICER se EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In any part OF tho city and Man
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered ~
their homes can secure IL by postal caN TO-
Quest or order through telephone No $40.
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
plant should b. made 90 the Office. The adj
dress may he changed rs desired. II care be
tpkcn In all cases 20 mention the old and new
address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

Leading Physician Of Iesup, Ga, Tessiles
JsUP, Ga, February Is l5Ss.
Hbnhican Aedie,ne Company
GESTLEMES.-I hereby certify that ! saw
Mrs. Allen on sth OF September iast, and her
condition at that time was as above stated. ]
recommended Hunniouts Rheumatic Cure,
and she has heon improving ia Lilly ever
since. Yours etc. q W. DRAwDY, " y.
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list or PRIZES.

lo00oTICKETs AT TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH. HALVES, Elut QL AkIEhS' 20
TENrHS. -. INENIlEIaS. 81
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ASHLAND TRAINS.


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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
ARHIYE RICHNOND

I'Norf Nos. and run daily hetr...
Richmond and tit'On Forge, and daily Dt...t
sunday between Balcony Falls aud Leti-s'
ARRIVE RICHMOND
5:i5 46c09H0DATIoH daily pre,p.
CONNECTIONS
AT clifton Forge with Chesapeake arf
railway Tor the south, West, and Norths.l.
Al Lylchuurg with Norfolk aHi Nl ~
SOutnWtst, and Virginia Midland rl shf Tee
all points North AMI south.
Az Richmond with Associated RAJ va. re
oil points in the South. and Richmond. 800
lo1sJurg aHd PotomRc railroad ioi tle "a
AZ Lexington Win Baltimore and ta
road, making close connections ar Hri ..tf
Ferry ~ ami from Pfts9urg and the '
also 20 points Nulin aud ta8t
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PHlS. NEW ORLEANS, and Llllla I 81
Trans marked daily except Suntaf. I'D 2
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h'st Main tfoot, lUoO Main siTeeLtt
Mchmona an Aiieshany depot. kishD ~
CANA streets,
JOHN X. MACNUhD0,
ldeo Gen Passenger Al,
RlCAMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AtD
POTOMAC.
THOUGH ALI~RAIL FAsT-FREi03f
LIFE TO AND FROM BALrN08E.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND hAsTak ARD
WESTERN ClrlkS
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly guiok umetO Other rc -
Through bills Of laden issued ~ low raf9.
C. A. TA1IOk,
orr Gensrr| frt'Tnf Ila1
DHILADELPHIA, RiCHMONDANp
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP lUAIAff.
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and hlDAf ~ D. n. Hni every elANA tt
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steamers received tIA llau A. 81 t.r
days steamer tlu b =. N. saturday. tIt ~
received daily til 5 Il NJ.
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For further Information apply fO
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General southern tsru.
Once no. Anflh
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

How ONE MAN CAS- OBsTRrCr Tn
der The rules which govern the House Of
Representatives ono member was able
Yesterday 10 prevent action on several
matters of moment The most lmp0r.
tant Of these was the International
Copyright bill, which would undoubtedly
have been passed If the opportunity for
calling it up had been afforded. This
result Is greatly to be deplored. The
persistent refusal of a handful of men in
Congress to grant the few minutes nece'-
sary for acting on this measure is most
discouraging fact.-N l. Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

DErTH OF CoNKLTNo's GRAVE There
are mutterings in New York over the
reported selection of M Blaine for Sec
Rotary of State When the announce
ment shall De made with authority we
shall know for certain how deep Roscoe
Conkling lies Philddelphia Re
cord
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is REMOVED.

JEsUP Ca. February -. ISIS.
HiRaicut Medicine Company:
GENrLENES Il have had rheumatism IN It's
worst form Tor eight years. About three
years ago tumor formed ia my stomach and
enlarged the chest or breastbOne So that my
chin rested on the chest Have been treated
by i've physicians aud have taken large guam
titles OF medicines without the slightest
benefit, until / began the use OF "Hulni-
cults Rheumatic Cure" | have taken eight
bottles Hunnicatts Rheumatic Cure. and am
entirely free from pain; eau walk for the arst
time IN two years. The tumor is removed.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. LAURA ALLEN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

TINE Is PREcIous--This viii be a
busy week in Congress. The Senate has
many important bills to act on, and in
the House there will be various measures,
with the usual pcech-maklng. The
month that remains should be month
of work and not of talk. Time Is very
precious. Baltimore american.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06

The United States have never been ar
rogant about Samoa, though they have
undoubted rights in the islands 4 few
years ago, during the Presidency of
Grant, the Samoan Islands were virtually
under American control. How that con-
troll was lost was among the unhappy
incidents OF American political strife.
But even political strife did not destroy
American rights.
The recognition of this fact by Count
Bismarck means a good understanding
between Germany aud the United States
--Ne,o York HvaM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
cHiNGES IN THE LAKE GRAIN FLEET.

Chicago, Dec. CSpecial.-The grain feet that
will sal from Chicago next spring when news comes
that the straits OF Mackinaw are open will be the
smallest since 1887 The grain tonnage now lying at the
docks here or yet to arrive is 5o3 900 bushe of corn
capacity Of this amount 4,379,0O0 bushels are con
tanned I'm a class OF larger-szed vessels trading to
Buffalo and other lower lake ports In the Georgian
Bay fleet of small grain carriers there Is an aggregate
Of 6G4 900 bushels capacity. In this list all
boats which have carried grain this year included
although .many Of them have been almost constantly
engaged in lumber trade. Many Of then will this
winter lose their ratings which have enabled
them 10 carry grain without the payment Of the 30
and 100 per cent extra premiums on grain IN 2l2
and l. and they will be forced out Of the trade for
good This Georgian Bay fleet Is gradually wasting
away and without addition Of new tonnage II will
not be many years before II will be thing OF the
past It's place is being taken by class of smaller
steamers and barees which IN turn are being crowded
out OF the lower lake trade by the great steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
S17.576 as follows
HrNGARIANS KILLED BY A TRAIN.

West Portal n. j., Dec. IAN accident occurred
in the PatenbuTg Tunnel yesterday by which one man
was killed and two Others injured one seriously.
Six Hungarans were ordered to push a short
distance on siding. Instead Of obeying orders they
pushed the car nearly half mile. shifting ongine
with one car backed on the siding and struck the
ear that was being pushed. One Of the men was cut
In two a. the hips, another had his back crushed and
the third had his right leg mashed The other three
escaped with slight bruises. The darkness and the
smoke I'm the tunnel prevented the engineer from
seeing the men. The cars thrown from the tracl0
blocked the main line that traffic was suspoDdo
for two hours The names of the men are unknown =
they went only by numbers. The injured We
removed to ST. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
on four holidays, including ThanksgNins D"''
took effect in the fall of that year.
SEEKING DIVORCE FROM CHINESE HUSBAND

SEEKING DIVORCE FROM CHINESE hosDAND
CbIcaco Dec 7 (spcciaD Mrs Ching 10y is an
applcant for divorce from Ching 10y, Chinanan'
Mrs Logs home was in Brooklyn and her maiden name
was Blanche Wilson. After living In Broohiyh sohc
years, 10y brought his wife to Chicago Logs treat
ment of Blanche was bad After they came mere "is'
IOy said he drank and gambled and beat her' ho
threw her down stairs on one occasion. sam Moy was
witness He said that 10y left here on july D. ou'
he did not know whether he went 10 emma vi "a"
Francisco He said that 10y drank hard and gamolcd
all the time When the evidence was c0ncluucd'
Judge Horton said This Is another OF foolish
girl marrying a Chinaman. l won't encourage such
case and will make no PROMISES 1t is doubtful II
Mrs 10y will get her divorce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
,r,,v ,vn WY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Dec First Lieutenant l.. Il. Brun'
Ordnance department has been ordered to temporary
duty at sandy Hook, y j.
Paymaser John Furey has been ordered 10 the
Vermont: Assistant Engineer r. 5 Griffith to eXamina-
tlop for promoticn Surgeon J. W. Ross has been de
tached from the Navy Yard. Pensacola. and placed
on waiting orders Assistant surgeon l. hte' FROM
~, vi UosnItaI Philadelphia and ordered to the
Navy Yard Pensacola; Paymaster Arthur Burtis,
from the Vermont and ordered 10 settle accounts
and hold himself I'm readiness for orders TO the Charles
ton. ,- 81. 1.h,ot v,.,..ou s,o,.o,,
and .ssstant Constructor Wood, has been ordered TO
a"a,afa,, ,%c nIant OF samuel l. Moore, Sons Co.,
~ EI,gaLethpor v j.. and report a. 10 their ca
nacitv snr constructing gunboats Nos. and g., for
which work they desired to bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
WHY CARE is REQUIRED.
Because the Taste Of the Givcr IL shown In the VITA
Few Timely Suggestions of Great Value.


There is subject vexng this time OF the year
than 70 determine what Is the appropriate pese" ol
the holidays 10 send oil painting blind man "ou'u
seem ridiculous and yet many people, Of presumed soi
TASTE do things equally absurd In the selection Of presents
every year. There is article. both Of use ana a'"S'
me which IS always in good taste and always apppp'e
This IS Music Box, which modern invention ana ski ne
made really a Of the highest People OF the pcs'
taste to-day selecting music boxes in SINE one o u
many forms holiday presents. They are a. appiop
ia the pafor piano. and fast becoming more "'
isnable.
But while perfect music box IS Of the highest o''e "
tnSte present, one Of poor quality is as bcy
are worthless. 1t Is admitted by H., best liS,ic rn
and by people % the highest taste that IN every & tho
quremont aiards Music BoXe, are the best tcno1. and
only house In America that mauu.acturs Its own enrv
i Is becoming the headquacrs IN tn cont3 Inc articles
thing IN the line NJ Music Boxes or musical la MO.
The forms in which the delicate mechanism, They
duccs the harmony Is concealed are Immune hoyos
include every variety ~ toys clocks. albums v ,,e.
dolls singing birds chairs decantcTs ffu W"tb mo
scts. automatic figures and in fact everything VIZ 20 ba
ingenuity 81 devise. They should ~ :, Nessrs
recatc1. AMI visit 30 tho extensive ~t" =,
NJ. J. Pallard Co.. $50 Broadway VIII wen
Equal courtesy j. shown t. all. whether Pu."ton
or visitors ana afford 10 nc2lcrl a, H''F
OF the artistic display which can there be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
MOTOUs PREACHERS At 4 FUYERAL.

Cnicago' be'' "a dispatch from Augusta. Ky
says: a sensational scene occurred At the colored
'Hard-she Baptist Church. in Buck Creek yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Brown to be buried and the body
was taken TO the church. where the Rev. James VII.
furt was waiting 10 preach the funeral sermon at the
request OF Mr. Brown. The woman's parents had
asked the Rev. Jonas smmonds conduct the service.
me two preachers attempted to take possession of
We pulpit and row followed in the process OF which
NC Star was wrecked, the Bible almost torn to
s'ss. and the whole congregation involved in a tIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
WHEFLMEN WANT RFTTFR ROADSi

a conference OF members of committees Of the
League OF American Wheelmen held yesterday
~ the Office Of Charles H. Luscomb president OF the
League. al No. ESQ Broadway to adopt me assures for
securing the making OF improved roads IL was de-
rded urge the passage Of laws radically changing
the existing system Of highway taxation and con
siruction by the Legislatures Of New-York Ohio
Maryland and Virginia at their next sessions The
idea is not to make the taxes heavier than they now
are but to insure the expenditure Of the money al
ready raised I'm building Macadam or Telford roads
IN the regions where the travel IS greatest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
PRESCRIPTIONS TO THE WORLDS FAIR FUND.

Comics of the bill providing that the Worlds Fair
~ So should be held IN this city. which was
prepared by the Committee on Legislation, have been
sent 10 all members OF the General Committee and 10
each of the congressman from this state with thlS
bill has been sent pamphlet which includes all tho
-esoI,,,ions OF Congress and OF the Legislatures OF
1,,.,.yv,pta and New-Y York and the ordinances Of
tbc CITY of Philadelphia in relation to the Centennial
Exposition of 1876 at Philadelphia the Acts of Con
rres and of the Legislature Of NewYork for the pnr-
posed International Exposition of 1888 in New-fork'
and the acts of the Legislature of in relation
TO the CRYSTAL Exhibition of 1884.
Yesterdays subscriptions TO the funa amounted 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
THIEVES POISONED WITH sroLEY wHIsKEY

THIEVES POISONED WITH STOLEN WHIsKEY.
Chicago, Dec. lspccaD.-A crowd of boys last
night stole quantity Of whishcy from saloon In
Wabash ave. and all who drank fom the bottle, I'm
medlaely became ILL., John Mahoncy. eleven years 3D.
died within two hours. Wickcr Alexander, coored
boy nine years old is lying between life and death
Hugh Hopkins fourteen year, old was 80 III last
night That he could not give account Of the analr
Inc DINER boys were not 81 seriously affected. haNhs
only tasted the stun. The boy, got about a dozen
totles, only one being opened however This having
been broken, showed a pOwdriy substance the IN
side OF The glass One Of the boys stated that the
saloon Keeper had threatened 10 poison the boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. August Schattenbere sec
rotary Of the School Board shot himself ms morning
at bis house in Reservoir ave. because OF inc us
covey OF irregularity in his accounts He raised the
bill Of Boston publishing house from IS "a to sos
and drew the money when the discovery was made
last evening he refunded the money. but an invest
cation Of his books was ordered and he KILLED himself
lie was reckless poker player. lie leaves wife
and several chldren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
A GOOD OFFICE FOR SOME rA,rsAyY NAN.

A number Of Tammany braves Of the legal profession
fixing their mouths for place in the Corporation
Counsers ONCE. called Attorney for the Collection e
Arrears Of Personal Taxes which Henry Bschon, IT..
will when he ascends the bench OF the Court
Common Pleas ON January l. The salary is $1,000
year and besides IL is regarded mice posao" of
rising young man In wgwam politics Cofpoa"o" ,s.
sci Clark declined TO indicate YESTERDAY nAo' % IN
appont and t. is understood that his definite uec's,n ~
apP' % ~ 20, &C.. CnanberIain Richard Croker re-
,%r0 or nj, southern excursion Daeed up by the in.
s % he !. .s S'A . c. A Tss
the candidates rY,lsimmons, who has been repre-
President district IN Board Of Aldermen for the
,e"'a so years Lewis con.% who !, backed by e..
Register 'o has tecn the front by Civil
hope n na,er Mitchell having been one OF the JUSTICES
1 p%nsss AIDS in the VIII District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

MS WIFE DESERTED HIM TO LIVE IN ITALY.
Chicago. Dee. : (spccaD. George sweet. while
studying at Milan for the stage. married Elvira Der
lata The couple lived In Milan several years after
their marriage in July, 1850. Then he brought his
bride TO Chicago, arriving heIc in 1854. On April 10,
1887 the singer returned to his house. at No. 40
Cassst to find that his wife had gone Italy her
mother sweet Insists that she has returned to her
former lovcr, and presented lcttcrs % sustain HIS
charge. lie said tat he had two boys George and
Alfred. age eigh ard seven. now al school IN Milan
IIc al not want theii custody just yet. J. Harry
ballard and Thomas W. Prior, the latter treasurer OF
Chicago opera House were witnesses for him In d
vorce proceedings before Judge Horton today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
MULE sp1NHrRs TO MEET IN FILL RIvER.

MULE sPISNERs TO MEET IN FALL RIVER.
Fail River. Mass, Dec. (SpeciaD.-A convention
will be held in this city Sunday, December To- for
the purpose OF organizing an smalgamaed association
OF mule splnnerS The spinners OF Augusta Me-
Newark, n. j., Ashton ana Berkey, Il. l.. New
Bedfoid and Salmon Falls, have already announced
their ihehtion OF sending delegates, and Others are
Dover n H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
pREp1crIyG 1 PRospERous corroY rRlpE.

PREDICTING 4 PROSPEROUS COTTON TRADE.
Fall River Mass. Dec. : (Specla).- sec rotary How
ard, of the spinners Union, in his monthly call IS
sued to-day says: The outlook also for the cotton
trade Is encouraging Mddling upland cotton can
be bought 10 Ia cents per pound and print cloths
are selling at "a cents per yard. Taking the mar
gin Of profit between pounds Of the raw material
aud a 45-yari print. n will be found by these figures
be 81 cents, 10 cents In of what II was
a short time ago. Goods we'll sold ahead, with
a small stock IN the hands Of manufacturers and tho
indications point 10 1890 being another prosperous
--.r Tor the cotton Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
K1ILEn IN 4 coL11s1oN on rRE1eHr rRA1Ns

KILLED IN 4 COLLISION OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
Dubuque Iowa, Dec 1.-Two freight trains came
together head on yesterday at Durango, little sta
ton on the Chicago. st. Paul and Kansas City Road
Conductor Berry, of ST. Paul, and Fireman John
Hickey of this city, were instantly killed. Ten car
loads of freight in transit scattered along the
uscks One freight train had orders 10 walt al
Durango for the other 10 pass. Three of the four
sections into which the latter divided went by in
,snos .,9 me fourth was supposed 70 be some dis
sharp curve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
LAWYERS SHOT IN COURT.

Dallas. Tex Dec. while divorce proceedings
were in progress in the District Court this morning
difficulty occurred. resulting in the killing OF A. H.
Pope and the woundng of W. II. Pope and Major
James T1Irnor. lawyers. The shooting was done by
" Dick7 wcathersby and his brOtaer-n-law' henar
They were both Jailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
LEASE OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTHERN.

LEASE or THE NEW HAMPSHIRE NOhIHEhN.
Concord ~ H., Dec. AT special mee'1ns OF
stockholders OF tho Northern Railroad to-day II was
voted to lease the road with is branches leased lhes
and otter property to the Boston ana Lowell hdIl'
road Company for ninety nine years. rom January
next at an ANIMAL rental of per cent for the first
seven and one.balf years and per cent for the re-
malnder Of the term to be paid quarterly. The STOCK
holders also agree to the assignment OF ms lease ny
the Eososi and Lowell to the Boston ana maiho TU%
the directors IN execute the lease ING e mno,U
Der Of votes cast was 92l2, Of which $500 were In
favor OF the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
PBILApELPHIAY SOCIETY ELECTION.

Princeton, Dec 7 (SpeciaD.-The Philadelphian
Society, which IS the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton of the college held It's Seml-annua election ths
evening" The following the officers elected
President, Albert Reed. 80; ce.presdent d. L.
Person 90; corresponding secretary s W. Thuroer'
90 recording secretary j. c. Leach, 00 treasurer,
T. r Mora ,o1 librarians J. L. Wltherspoon, 92,
and C. T. Wood 80; readingroom officers, II. f. Haze
'o2 book committee. A. b. Collins, 80; Furst'
30. and A. p. Dennis, 9l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
GOOD EFFECTS or A LAW SHOWN.

Boston, Dec. (speclaD-L. f. Dudley. OF tho Gil.
zens' Law and Order League shows the value Of the
law which prohibits sale OF liquors on holidays. The
figures show the number OF for drunk
enness Thansgiv Day In each OF the last four
years 1886, 90; 1857, 100 1883, AZ 1880, "a. The
law of 1883 forbiddng sales Of. ntoxlc atng liquor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
NEARLY ONE HuxDREp Axn Sly rrArs OLD.

NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND sX YEARS OLD
Chicago, Dec. (speciaD.-Nr,. Maglalena Boggs,
OF Milton. Ind, died yesterday al the Of lO3
years, IL months and II DAYS This remarkable
woman was Of German descent The daughter OF
Peter aud Catharlnc shcaher. she was born at
EzabeihtOwn. Lancaster County Penn. eighteen
mnes west Of Lancaster CITY. December o. 1853.
Her father served in IN" Revolutionary War diving IN
ls4s at the age Of ninety-scyc Years she was
married Alexander BOggs 1903 She was tbs
mother Of eleven children. and had over score OF
grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
A LYNCHING p4BTV RtFFIED

LynchbuV, Va, Dec. IA dispatch 10 "The Ad-
vance " fIOm Chris'iansburg says; "A large body
Of masked men from the country came into town last
night 10 lynch two mon named Cooper held here for
murder. The authorities were warned In advance.
and judge jenkins, slimmoning posse, carried The
prisOners aWey and hid them.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

The bride is at the altar,
the bridal gifts at home, and
among them all none SO like
her as the piece of pure,
chaste, brilliant and graceful
cut glass. 1t is the handi-
work Of the Dorhingers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

Auburn y. Y. Dec. (Specian.-George B. Long
street husband Of Clara c. LOngstreet who created
sensation here two weeks ago by clipping with l.. II.
Leach young bookkeeper received divorce and the
custody of his child by Justice Dwight to-day.