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3, la. been clearly demonstrated be-
,'rt fle shadow of "a doubt that these
...e..es a-e durable trih0at the use OF
lr-. ft.mre. OF caustic. which RENE
5..s stthi- date may be classed as relics
,. isrhfrIsm
l close and continuous application
tr many wears past t0 the study ana
srue1t of this class of diseases ena-
I.. me tomake. with confidence, the
.rc declaration Ny treatment Is at
f.r.IoI withno Inconvenience or discom-
'-, relieves 40 once. and effects a com
l..te restoration in "a short time, without
.srrment 90 bed or detention from
l.-llc-,
To those interested. shall take pleas
rr ia exhibiting written testimonials
f.n many wcn-known citizens OF kich'
marl and many other portions OF me
STATE I beg 90 refer 90 Mr. w. Ii. H.
Isnn. of Staunton 'past grand comman-
..r of knights Trmpiars Mr. II. VI
Smith. of IT. NJ. Smith j. Co. General
loln r. Cooke. Mr.. Andrew J. Gray, MI
W J. Gentry. and many others OF equal
prominence.
Examinations without charge.
W. X. SMITH, VI. d.,
no All y Ninth street.
ta22e2t Richmond, Va.
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COURT CALENDAR

STATE.
.....r,,r C0rrr oF ArrEArs. January oth,
Nnr.n ODD. November hin. hl niNHiii,,,,'l
rrt. september 21tn. ai 7tann''"' va.
IuIf iUtl. 90 Mytuetllf. Na.
RICHMOND CITY.
lgtrrrRT CotRI. First Monday il d""""
arrL June. and October. r,...
.....fr fnrRr First M ulay lu ttui N"i ,
rI hind Monday il May and pcioueI.
tf..r.,.. CorRr.- -lirst Monday in tfti3
m.ufl and september OBJ. iNo court ln
r.,i.t CorRr-CuminaL--Eycry day at s.@
d.. ,.rr Corrr-C.,n -FVcry Friday 40 j. VI
.. co,.nr Third Monday in January,
t--f Monday in May, and nrst M'ho"y ii
r.Isn corsr -seconi Monday in every
HANOVER COUNTY.
r...rrr CorRr.-ath oi April anu 2oth OF Oo
r.lsr, carsr Third "Wednesday in every
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
rnrrr1 CorRr.-l5th OF May and 18TH Of No
,.r>ry COURT Second Monday in every
LOUISA COUNTY.
r..rr- Coru1. 20'h OF March and Goth Of
o.r>, C0car-scconi Monday in every
m.rfn
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Iowa Republicans 1t was generally felt
that he ought to be in the Cabinet As
one prominent Republican expressed II
Anything that Blaine wants is none too
good for him"
The Ners says: III Mr.. Blaine is TO
De- the next Secretary Of State, the
Official announcement of his selection
Will cause much rejoicing in Republican
ranks, and not little disappointment
there also"
The Tribune says James G.. Blaine
VIII be the premier of the Harrison ad.
minislralion, and the Mugwumps can
put that in their pipes and smoke il.
He will have an Ameri.
can policy in dealing with German.
French. and English relations, whether
at hamoa, Panama, or on the Canadian
coast, and before the term expires he
will have better means Of enforcing a
policy in the wy Of navy than tho
country has now"
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FROM LlNCHBURG.
The New Cotton Mil aud Other Enter
ID ises-Personal and General nenilon'
lsnecIll 10 tho Timcs.l


TyxcuRrRG. January 30-The new cotton
mill An this city j. now rapidly going up
me Textile Manufacturing Company Is get
ting ready o. 20 into early operation inc
Ivnchb ~ Land Company IS laying
H. foundation Of a most success
G,i enteGprse. The Zirc Company viii
soon have their machinery ia iuil
work. and "a silk fac Ory is in a fair way Of
eomplete success All Of this boom certainty
gives a bright outlook f0r the future OF the
eitv. and ITO best evidence that these new Gu
terprlses are not fictitious or Visionary j.
shown bv the fact. VIII ch your correspondent
,ets from our most reliable city rDal estate
ascnts. that ther has been al least tnrty per
cert Increase ln applications Ter houses lOl
rent aud sale within the last Two months
The recent action q a liquor dealers ~
Richmond. concerning the payment ~ taxer
in money Instead Of coupons, seems " take
well among DO dealers in this city, Ph lt -
believed that in the tuture they Wili geheraliy
adopt H. ... ., D..
Yesterday more daring ATTEMPT was mad0
by A negro In bro daylight % rob one OF our
most respectable ladies Of her p cket-bOoh as
she was on her way home from mop l'ng. by
violence ne succeeded IN wrenching her puIsp
from her hands bat the thief was pur-u'i 80
closely by passere-by that he was y una !"
drop the money la l. flight. and II wh. tec.N ,.
cred. The ladies arm was badly twisted py t''o
rObDer. - t,s,
A most interesting wedding took place mst
evening at the Church of the Holy cross III
the marriage Of Mr.. Edward NJ. Ryan o.
Philadelphia, 20 Miss Sallie MoCrossin, one OF
our most attractive and popular young lauies'
dapgnter Of Mr.. y. McCrOss Y. Inc serve ,.iS :
were Dc formed by Rev, +. Y McCa'ty. and y
nno reoop ion given at the resldence VI 'h0
brides parents
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crease the peoples taxes from forty 10
sixty or seventy centsy Can Legisla-
ture increase taxes without the consent
OF the peOplcy Would one Of those
Legislators who did so ever get back
! could not call the Legislature to-
gether until ! had met the people in the
cities The bulk of the legislators come
from the country, and seeing that you
have paid in coupons, then Won will see
what will become Of You. did not be-
lieye in the Legislature boycoiting YOU
| knew what schemes were rolling in
their minds believed that could do
better 5y talking with YOU people as a
citizen and Chief Executive.
He pictured the blessings that would
ensue TO Virginia if the debt was set.
tied, and it could be if the taxpayer
would let the coupon alone. We could
tell the world how we were stripped bv
The war, the many disasters thereafter
30 intelligent jury OF public opinion
will, when they know the facts. decide
against us when we offer them the sell
tlement of 1882 as being the best we
could do
When this is done our fair name and
fame Will be re-estabh-hc1 we viii cease
TO be the visitors of remorseless circum-
stances.
one and All az duty's call.
Shoulder 90 shoulder We stand or fail
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Mr.. Thomas Potts offered the follow.
ing resolutions.
The merchants of Richmond desiFous
of aiding the State in the settlement Of
the debt, hereby pledge themselves to pay
the taxes due the State of Virginia in
currency and not i'm coupons until the
State debt is settled and that we use our
influence with our sister cities 10 do the
same.
1t was amended to include manufac-
turers. professions and all tax payers
Adopted unanimously.
M. Straus offered the following:
Rlsoired. That the chairman appoint a
committee to wait on all citizens not
present and ask them TO co operate in
this movement.
Unanimously adopted
The committee will be appointed to-
day.
After the names of all present were
taken down, the meeting adjourned.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

CLEVELAND, January 3O-A Bohe-
milan cigarmaker named John Furka,
living at 20i CrotOn street, committed
suicide this morning by taking Rough
on Rats. lie leaves a widow and six
children. Financial troubles were the
cause.
ClFyELAND, O., January 3O.-Reese
Price aged thirteen, OF 5l2 Detroit street,
drew razor across his throat this morn
ING, severing the windpipe. lie may
possibly recover
LITTLE ROCK. ARL.. Janulry @.-Ihe legis-
inture iu unr convention. Ht M on 10 daf.
elected james X. Berry 10 succeed himself IN
the ulfcd states senate.
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CHICAGO, January 3O-The Young
distillery, at Gary, Illinois, owned by
Francis W. Young, was burned to the
ground late this morning. One man,
Jack Keefe, employed about the estab-
lishment, lost his life in the flames. The
fire started in the main building, and
there being no fire department in the
place, burned unchecked The total loss
is about $4,000 The man, Jack, Keele,
was asleep in the building, and it is sup
posed he perished without having recoy-
cred consciousness after going to sleep.
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rL,rOx ELIXIR

Awondoffol Eject ON the Liver. stom
vs. nch. Bowels. kidney and Is ood.
t,-.tarel bv Dr n Mozey A ianta. Ga.
l|.s.n. lemon drink that positively cures
I.' 'I.i.Y.ne,s Constipation, Indigestion OF
r..,ar..s Headache. Malaria Kidney Dis
...r Dglines. Colds. Iocs of Appetite fe-
r.-. rrus B tches. p.mVles. an lmpuri-
f.. .ftbebl ,oi. Pain lu the Back, Paipata-
..n of the Heart. aud all other disease,
......I bga dis0rlered liver. stomach ana
..Mr,s the nrst great cause OF all lal 81
l.sa.es. 50 cents and e. per bottle, SOLD
f. Iursists. Prepared only by ii. MoAey
" ID Atlanta. Georgia.
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WEST VIRGINIA SENATgRSHIP.
The Situation sun Unchanged.

CHARLESTON, W VA, January 30
Notwithstanding the fact that Senator
Kenna's friends confidently claimed his
reelection to-day. ballot showed but little
change. Go1 received ~ votes on first
ballot Kenna, AZ; Thompson Union
Labor, 3; scattering, B. Another ballot
was taken: Goh received -; Benna, A.
GoshOm, B; scattering, 3.
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COLLISION IN EAST RIVER.
A Ferry Boat and steam Launch Crash
Into Zach other

Ahto Each Othef.
NhM vhN, Jan.aty JU.-The ferry
Doat brooklyn, Of The Hamilton ferry
crashed into steam launch belonging
to the German steamer Hanson Court
last evening, on East river, and two Of
the five men on board the launch
were drowned The launch car
ried no lights, and iis occupants
seemed 10 pay no attention 20
where they were going. Captain
Reckmann, of the Hanson Court, was
one Of the three men saved He clung
to a piece of wrecked launch and was
picked up in an exhausted condition
The other two men managed 10 get hold
Of the Brooklyn's rudder chains, and
hung 10 them till taken on board the
boat
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fa o.rgns and colds take Lemon Hot
.faIt. ....,.r....,,
iU. nr0ps. r-.,.
y Drops.
!ur consumption and catarrh take Lemon
a Drops. 49,.
F.f a'I throat and lung diseases take
lemon Not Drops so
An elegaal, va reliable preparation o.
r.rfa uar bottle
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EIGHTY.EIGHT MORE INDICTMENTS


INDfANAPOTTs, lSD., January U.-The Fed
eral grand Jury made another partial report
this tcrnOOn. adding eighty ight lndl l.
mcnts 20 fhe number already returned and
making grand 10 al on one hundred and
six y-Hye. OF this number but four has been
electoral laws.
II is said that Dudlce has rot been indicted
Deputy Marshal Ward made nye arrests this
morning In this county. The pa't arrested
are Samuel Hume. Frank Matthias, ]. n. Cot
De
CottOn was member Of the Leg stature
from This county several years ago. ano Is a
4 chand $50 ue 'tal farmer Holingsworth Is
q me chant ln Nee Aug sta. this county, and
is deputy post master. The Others are farm ers
an e. al men VI prominence IN this com
muulfV.
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PROPOSALS.
Sl0S 100000.

RicHNosD. VA, January "a. 1889.
SEALED BIDS ADDRESSED TO
> the unders gned Will be received az the
Office Of the City Auditor until 5o'ci0ck,
FhIOAY. FEBRuAVY !, 1859.
for all or snv port on Of SOS 70 .C0FOUR PER
CENTUM REGISTERED ROM Us OF THE
CRY OF RICHMOND. payable thirt -four
wears after lst day Of January. 1850.
The bids vi ] be opened at the time above
named IN the presence Of the Commit 90 on
Finance ~ the City Council.
These BONDS Will be issued under autkoi.- =
" OF resOlutl rs Of tho Council. app owed
March ~. lsss, mi December 10, lsss proyii-
NJ $1,000 tor constructs # Ihird MARKET.
and $4,000 for redemption Of bonds due
January /, Is ,. The committee reserve tho
y. u. HARGR We.
jae7-td Cbah man Committee onfinance.
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THE scRulIS D'AmoNDIssRNEsT PLAN
CABLE FLASHES.

AUCKLAND. \. l.. January 9l.-Adyices
from Samoa state that the Germans have de-
clared war aga nst Mafaata
LONDON, January ~. Adyces received 70
night confirm the pr liability thrt all OF the
Samoan fac ions will unite against Germany.
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CuT FLOWERS, roses, ylolets, cameilias'
and lily Of the valley in the greatest va
riety at Haryeys, No, Q east Broad street,
also palms, ferns, &c, for house decoora,
ton. parties, teas, and marriages. Gail
and see before you buy. Lowest prices
for funeral designs.
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M. JOE pERsON-s KEMEDY.

iiom hey. G J Gibson. d. D., minister Of
tr'aopa. Church. Petersburg. Va Il have
usai Sir Jao Persons Remedy 10 my own
iaal'y and 90 gives me pleasure 10 say u has
proved q valuable toiic and purifier Of the
blood. ard u thoroughly tested, think Will
iem9'e many cutaueOus disorders.
"CHJ hCHILL ). GIBSON"
tf'vaarg. &c.. january DO. 1855
loI faie by J.. =. BOU1r. Druggist. li7 east
''aia street. jt3i-tf
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SUFFERERS WITH biliousness, consti'
nation indigestion, and sick headache
Will find perfect cure in DR.. DayldS
VEGETABLE Liver Pills They act mildly
and produce no bad after-eirects. Only
o. cents for a box Of twenty-five pills.
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g. iQriD bread. meat juice, beef ex
u.c'. Colden's Lieb.g.- liquid beef cell
er beef and iron. Men.n's food cocoa
hea tonic vim mmIaui wine OF coca,
Nestle milk and milk food, laclaied
io.i Me.lin's food, eagle and Swiss COM
cea-ed mlk Sc. L Wagner, corner
eA.A and Broad streets
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s.. Natures own true laxative 10 is the
.nost easily taken, and the most effective
semedy known 90 Cleanse the system
when Bilious or C0si.ye 10 dispel Head
"a hes. Colds. and Fevers; % Cure Habit
rsi Constipation Indigestion, Piles, eye.
Manufactured only by the California tls
syrup Company. San Francisco, Cal
Owens q Minor Drug Company itch
.n.rH IA
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Mr. LEVI FELTON,, Wilson, y. C., says;
NJ wife has suffered for over twenty
wears with periodical headaches, ana
could never obtain relief except through
opiates until she used Bradycrotine.
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CoxsrNrRs 0F OIL win consult the
silely of tleir pefs0ns and property by
Using owens & Minors electnc-lght
safety ol 10 is odone... cOlOrless. sale
alI gives q brilliant light
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

MAKE so MlsTAKE.-If YOU have made
up your mind TO buy Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced TO take any other
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar medi-
cine, possessing 10y virtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion and prepara-
ton. curative power superiorto any other
article of the kind before the people
For all affections arising from impure
blood or low state of the system il is un-
eQualled. Be sure to get Hoods
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All requisites for sick rooms, for com,
GOV. and Convenience of the patient Sold
lg j. Wagner druggist, corner SIKH
ali Broad streets.
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.espless nights ra ade miserable by
tt.lterub.e cough shiioh's Cure IL the
Remedy Tor YOU
0wENs & MISoR DRUG Co.
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FoR coughs and throat troubles use
"RpowN's BEoNcHAL TRoCHEs.' "Ihey
stop an attack of my asthma cough very
nrdmntly.n-C. Falch, Midmicille, Oh'o.
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TH0S. BRANCH & CO..
Bankers and Commission
Merchants.


There has been no material change I'm the
condition OF the state deOt since our last cir
cular. Funding has ne on steadily under
the law OF 1852 on all classes of the debt. e1
cept Consols. The Funding bill, 80 far az it
Affects these. has been oead letter, The
market price for Consols has fuctuated with a
dc, lTning tendency but the lowest pr ce they
have tOuchf q Cs N-cOupOn) Is 5 per cent. above
their fundable value: meantime ths maturing
tax receivable coupons accumulate, not
vi hstandirg the most vigorous Efforts or ne
agents the 3Ondholders 10 force them INTO
the hands Of taN-uayors The amount used
for taxes In lsSs was about S300.000-a lsrser
sum than mas been used In any year since
lert, and tue coupon agent are hopefui OF
Sill larger use OF th"m for licenses anu faae-
In 1889 but this has been AZ a great cost 20 the
Bondh0lreE for commissions and Litigation,
snd the best they have done 50 far cannot b
con -idercd rs having accomplished much 20
wards forcing the State 10 a settlement. The
Bon lhnlders made great mistake in ~ Jecting
tho compromise offered by the Srate In May,
lSs'. The terms then offered were a. favora-
hle "a thoy oan o~or again e-Pe~t, 49, - eh"s'
had been wise enough at any time since 10 re-
SQnsldor and Oner TO settle on the basis then
An ofsr 6afY. might have saved ce tam 'ss.
now could result IN nothing. hhiesseSS 'erms
er Or would call the Legislature together In
extra session. as the regular session does not
take place until Deccmr rer next.
II the B0udhoders will put In The hands OF
the Governor. before the first OF next Decem-
be a formal acceptance OF the terms OF set
fremont ffsref hy' the Ie Iva. Committees
I'm Nav ISL II oav not re TOO hate he
Governor may recommend It's A ceptance. and
th. IQgislaffrq may eounrrn if ~ so II will
be final and be adhered 10. ! no such offer be
ade On the part os the boodhoId.fs, tne Leg
stiuI- WI pfs 9uSn laNS es Nhi nViN
eutctu'ly pieNc.t me use Oh coupons.
We behf We we nave lullchlel lu the ioreko-
log lhe only pos,lole mo9e II scttlemtht. We
believe all well Informed people of the State
Noull apnsort O' ~, aii , 3n" ', nlus' 10
u' -, t ~ W. 80, ','.'1 ,1o,,, NJ rras,,,,
ii,',ro5 - W ~
-, Ann. -. ,-,o,,,.,,. o,.-s. 49,,
Dtbt or .h Of $50 W ~,
- "N'NN"' '''' ''' N ~ '"''"
LID, -, r-,t,oa
N'' pubiic Couegos S,stos
co,sots NTH
y ~ IL =" y, ~ Wy"
h't'lF- .,,.o,., AL, ...,
able Con ons' sl@'eiVv H'AD
tonsols. hetls
t.te1 Nei''" sot,, ~ ,oo
80 Vs,e sa - -~''H "i'''''
,fi,h FsX pe
eoivobia q a.
N''f"'.' ~ "a "a ..n ~, .on
"a ,8 - 'f''-V'
'p"pps,aroi
Go,tiacsres los M r5so
Pea ers lOou-
p'us po' te soa aoo .ao- ooo
Rond. al fwo.
tbpr5s fsce
vaL,a Qea ma efo AZ s9sr. .se5
Receivable
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BLAINE As PREMIER.
His Friends Exulting over the Announce

CHICAGO, January GA Tribune spe-
cial from Des Moines, Iowa, says the
announcement that Blaine had been
offered the premiership of the CABINET
was received with general satisfaction by
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Tobaocos heretofore stored IN sholburnes
Warehouse, 10 1919 east Cary street, have
been removed to Nos. 1910 and i2l3 east Cary
street. Parties owning the said toblccos will
please take 4lotice. and provide insuranoo ac-
cordingly. slLAs silbLbOhS
hgl 30 Proprietor Sheburne's Warssouse,
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FOR RENT.


4 BARGAIN.-COUNTRY STORE
l. l for sale. situated at l0dore Amelia
county. with 8O Acres OF Laod attached.
Tefms easy For particulars apply 70
mRs. T.. 4 FRENCH.
t+f soldiers Home,
tsSD WsSsr- Richmond, Va.
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THE meeting of business men in the
rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce last
night TO consider the question Of using
coupons was a full one, and the resolu'
ton offered by Mr. Thomas Potts, against
the use Of coupons and passed unani'
mously, indicates a spirit to deal with The
question by popular sentiment.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IAIANTED-A LIVE (ANYAssER
w In each own 70 sell a commercial spe-
cialty. popular. ana oi long slandinE. Large
commissions. Quick sales. No capital Ic-
quired. llquir5 the commercial standing OF
oar house. Established IN 1868. Write Tor par
ticulors. enclosing = cent STAMP.
THE REYNOLDS s. REYNOLDS co,
ja2I-tf Das Ton. lhlO.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~--'->--~~----- 49,
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
- MARY.
The second half session begins fEBRU ARf
IL, 1889 Exceptional advantage. afforded stu
dents who desire cheap and liberal educa-
tiOn. number OF schO ar-hips vacant. Cost.
for state students $40 A month. 10 include ali
expenses; costs tor paN students, tuitl Zee
sl350 and Sl2 per month, 10 Include all other
expenses. iiealtDy climate. Located on the
Chesa cake and hl0 railroad, forty seven
miles from Richmond. LYON O. Tyler.
jaa-eOdtd Pro slcent.
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+ OST CERTIFICATE OF STOCK,
l. No. u. Of the RICHMOND AND HE>-
RICO TURNPIKE COMPANY for One Hun
dred D llafs. IN the name Or W. ." BAR
Co. Application Tor renewal has been uiade,
destroyed. lslo tus.
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HOTELS
HOTELS.
BROADWAY HOTEL,

S3i BROADWAY, BErw METH AND 18Th
STREETS,
One block from Union Square, NEW YORK
CITY. On the European plan. newly ntfed
and furnished. passenger elevator, steam heat,
all improvements Fine restaurant AZ popular
per day. laN-tm
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CHINESE SUPERSTITION.

SnANGuN, January 30-An imperial
decree forbdding further extension of
the Tien-Tsien railway has been issued
as a result Of declaration by the impe-
rial asirologers that the recent tire in The
Emperors palace at Pedn @ss an evil
omen, and should be interpreted As a
warning against the adoption OF west
ern inventions.
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ACROSS THE SEA.
SUDDEN DEATH OF TUE CROWN
PRINCE OF AUSTRIA.
THE FRENCH SITTATTON-FLO.
QUIET ASKS 4 VOTE OF
CONFIDENCE.
Gable News and Flashes.

VIENNA, January 30.-Crown Prince
Rudolph suddenly died to-day. lie was
the heir apparent to the Austrian throne.
His death Is supposed to have been
caused by stroke Of sp0plexy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16

Gin GnglGnSer bate In Dsuti9Ianb
f4on oft ben ausbrud seb6rt: vRa, bat
Der RerI absr S@wein ssbabt." - ,@as
bsbeutet S@psin9" fraste sr zines Cages
sinsn Ssrrn. - sDas fou bsiBsn, psnn
Semanbsu Elm srOBss Slid piberfdbrt.~
sSo9~ &urse 3sit nadbsr pirb
CT BON benz 5sifssbsr sefrast: rMplorb,
babsn sic f&on NIT msinsr SoSta &c.
tanat71 - sRp", faste bisisr, I'D bate
bas S&wsin nod ui9tl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-16
8iertsbntes &apitsI.
Die Gntoe6ung.

Dor benz Iufsanss bss Morssnrotbss
NOR Ybilibsrt wtsber bet isiner Gran ba'
b:im. ErsuIi9 srsdbIte Ct ibr unb Otto,
ME bic 9rdfin nit benz G59tsrIsin bort
obsn Bel 2orenso lsbs unb wis fsbr fs NUNS
i&en, aud ben Rnabsn Bet it@ 3u babsn.
Otto tIati&te Dor Srsuben In bic Sdabe,
baB n Wutter unb S9wsiter9sn mad
70 suis LANCER Erennuns wisbsr isbsn
psrbs, unb fasts: So ma9t mir msin
&stisbanbeI Iure&t unb besIeitet mid
balb ~ ben 9iebsn auf bic Bersess
b6bs. = @Isi& morssnben Cages iouf bu
NIT mir ssben, srwtberte pbtIibsrt; beuts,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-01-30
The burst Of indignation INDUCED

The burst Of indignation INDUCED
in by Governor Church over the res
olution calling upon him to account
for the notary public Doodle seems
to have alarmed Representative Wei
come, q republican member from
Ward county. The resolution had
passed the house and gone to the
council before his excellency explod-
ed, and Mr.. Welcome tried to recall
It, but in vain. Objections were
raised and the council will act upon
the resolution. Newspaper CORE
spondents assert that the Governor
has collected about $4,000 a year
for clerk hire and that there is moth
ing to show that a nickel has been
expended for tho purpose for which
il was taken. 1t appears from the
evidence that the governor is a much
worse mar than the old board Of
trustees of the Yankton asylum, yet
he has not removed himself, nor has
the public examiner investigated
him. Six thousand dollars per year
will pay six good clerks. yet there is
hardly work enough in the govern
orr Office for one clerk, excepting
during the sixty days of legislative
session once in two years. Press
and DdL0sinn.