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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-28

Willie-Father, what's diatribe!
Father tsententiouslyl-I cannot perfectly
recall the meaning, but it must be that foolish
tribe of people that believe in oatmeal, brown
-four ana such diet.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-28
A Hard Condition.

"A HHfQ COuOItfOus
Mr. Slowboy Observation-Disclosures certain
circumstances you say, Miss Keemoit, you
wouldn't object to marrying me. Thank you
so much. Now, will you tell me what Those
circumstances are7
Miss Keemoit tslowly)-Well, you see. Mr..
Slowboy, would be perfectly willing to
marry you if-if-if you were the very last
Of your sex.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
THE LYNCHBURG LETTER.
Judge Diggs Returns a Petition for Pro
hIbitiOn-l. enrge Early 10 Hang.

LYNCHBURG, Va. December Z. II Special. r.
The petition OF the drys 10 Judge Diggs 70
have vote on prohibition ordered III thls
city was duly con sidered, after able argument
on both aides by lawyers and was to-day re-
fused by Judge Diggs because the present
petition WAS imperfect. Its signatures. Judge
Diggs held where a block Of names were
manifestly signed by one person. indicated
that the names were not proper signatures OF
LeTsons. and while the person writing them
may have had ample authority 10 sign the
show by whom the signatures was placed
there. This decision invalidated large
number OF signatures. and Judge Diggs
returned the petition for amendment or
sucn other action as petitioners may choose
to tako. The Judge was further of the opinion
that the right petition Ia The matter was
conferred by law upon certain restricted
class Of people, tO-wit: duly qua 'ined voters.
IL might be necessary, in case their quaiifi-
cation rs voters were challenged, for petit
TONERS 10 show by certificate OF registrars
that they were duly qualified.
Rev. DIR. NJ. l.. Jackson preached to an
other large congregation at st Pculs Church
last night. His text was. For what shall II
profit man II he gain the whole world and
lose hs own soul "His discourse was. like
that Of the preceding night. exceedingly able
and created a most pleasing impression.
The services seem to be growing I'm interest
and much good is expected out of IS.
The .rial OF George Early ,colOred. for burn.
ing Rocky Mount some weeks ago resulted
to-day in the conviction and The sentence
on death passed upon him by the
Judge Before sentence he was brought
into court and testified that Bird Woods,
Bill Brown and Mamie Woods were
his cOnfederates, and were present when
the match was struck that consumed twenty
four buildings in Rocky Mount.
The three Cooper boys and Acree, from
Montgomery county. were brought here this
evening and lodged I'm jail for safe keeping
against mob violence. Two Of tho CoOpers
were convicted of murder yesterday, and the
other three are on trial for rape Of Misses
Matte Bishop and Hattie sumner. The
prisoners were brought mere under a strong
Z iard. one Of the girls raped died Yesterday,
q public Indignation ia 80 great that the
officers haH 20 bring the prisoners here for
safe keeping,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
BRIEF TElEGRAMS

PREsBURG, Ky, December IA blizzard
has prevailed here, during which nine per-
soDs lost their lives.
HAMPTON, VA, December 7.--Thomas 8
Segar, "A prOminC Ut citizen OF Hampton, Va.
was found dead In his bel yesterday morn
ing. Heart disease was the cause OF death.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. December An un'
known steamer was burned In the Chesa-
peake last night at point twenty -nye miles
of shore. The vessel was e siie-wheeler
IL IN said the crew WAS saved.
CAPETowS. December The British bark
british Monarch, Captain Morrow, which
sa,led from Hamburg october LIST Tor Sidney
mas been burned at sea. sixteen OF the crew
were saved. a boat containing SIX others ID
missing.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, December August
II. shattsnberg, the de'aultiDg gecretay OF
the Hilwaukee school Board, committed
suicide this morning by shooting himsell
through the heart with revolver. IL u be-
iievec that the amount Of ms defaication
will reach many thousand dollars, ~ he
held the position for nearly ten years.
CHICAGO. I'LL, December IA number
Of boys ranging in age from twelve 10 four
teen ye.ra. stole several bottles OF whisky
nom saloon o. Wabash avenue last night
1'hey drank freely. snj one.of them, John
usEonev, died nom the egsctsn n few hours
iatsf several others are IN djlIlspl CON
dition.
wAsiiJsoros, -, c., December The
Gridirou Club iDaugurstel its season . enter
tainments last night Win an elaDora,e am
ner Among the guests present were lteprs-
sentatiyes Mckinley. Henderson, Iowa; Car
isle. Flower. Butterworth. Frank. Allen.
senators Pierce, Pettigrew. Assistant Post
master-(seneral Haxen, George Alfred Town.
send, and Dr. Edward bedloe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
numor OF Di.r,.eefoI Conduct

RALEIGH, n. C., DecembeT r. special.
something OF sensation was cf9aled fere
to-day 10y n story going the rounds OF dis
graceful conduct on the part OF the negio
students % the shaw University. colored
sehOOl, here, at Ebich there is a large mum.
= s~sral persons vhO hearn u. ;hat while
~ ~ o. meeting vas being hel9 nc ihe
.,,' HI i, -'sfit, ~ GOpoT OF Jefferson
Davis memory, nulI .s,,rus of the
students congregated I'm the ao,.,e,.
Institution and engaged in singing
ous song derisiYe of the name Of Mr.. Davis.
Among others they sang. "Hang Jeff. Davis
on n sour Apple Tree" rbe Staging was SO
loud and boisterous as TO attract the atten.
tiOn of numerous white people living IN the
vicinity. shaw University Is an Institution
founded here several years ago by man
named Shaw, from Massachusetts, who en-
dowed IL In the education Of the negroes
There are about 200 students I'm the Univer-
sity. The affair has created much talk and
har
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
DOM PEDRO IN LISBON.
Ahe tN-Emperor of Brazirs Reception
Portuga.-W lie says of the Re,olu-

LISBON. December The steamship
Alagoas, with the dethroncd Emperor Dom
Pcdrs ana party on hoard, arrived in the
lagUs this mQinlng, nyiBg the old Brazilian
fag ana dropped anchor az Belem. The
exstmperor and wifi. the Compte ID Eu ap..
his wife, theeN-Crown Princess Isabel. their
children and the Prince Of SaXe-C COhurg
landed Immediately. The King Of Portugal
boarded the AlagOa. and met Dom Pedro AT
the top Of the stairs. Hearty Kisses were
exchanged and few Wo,,ls passed. but the
King and Dom pydtO avoided any reference
10 events iu bgalH.
Dom Pedro intends 10 siay In Lisbon a
month, after which ko viii reside for some
time at Can@as.
aleprr-cntatiye Of the London reHff0i
! NfWa Dom Pedro said II do not intend 10
is,ife any manifesto. / donot desire 10 busy
my .elf longer with Brazilian affairs. | had
no Intercourse with the republican govern
Aent. ! received telegram nj ieiropolis
that the revolution Ma triumphant.
and | thcrcupo- aent to Rio and
placed ~ ~elf at the disposal II the
precautionary government. The Royal Pal
ace WAS instantly encircled with troops,
| ingress and egress being stopped. The
siege lasted thlrty-two hours. The family
suffered much ,gom lack Of food. We were
taken .n secret after midnight between "a
double tile Of soldiers frOm the palace 10 the
arsenal, where we were placed on board the
! war SHIN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
DRY GOODS. &c.
1rl'(oFE!N; !;
(9NPANY'
y
Sell fancy Outing Cloths for o.. a

Sell fancy Outing Cloths for o.. q
yard.
Double-Faced Canton Fiauuel for
Drapery and various other purposes
tnat has been 20c. for lie.
The usual f3ic. quality Lace Scrim
in lengths from TO yards for 4ic.
Cotton Dress Goods in imitation of
worsted for SIC yard.
The finest ljc. Londsdale White
Cambria for i0fr.; Fmit OF the Loom
and Londsdale Bleached Cotton 10 short
lengths for 6tc.: tho best Calicos for
He: l2ic. Unbleached Canton Flannel
for &c.
Fast Black Misses aud Children .
Hose, sizes ~ to 81. for &c. a pair the
best OF lOc. quality.
Heavy Seamless Bicycle Hose in gray
mixed aud solid colors. size To ~. fof
loc.: Heavy Domestic. all sizes, l0c. %
pair; Ladies', IN coiors, for sc.
Misses Fast Black Ribbed, full regu-
lar l2!c. "a 30,. Stocking.
Ladies Fast Black French Hose 2ic.,
instead OF the usual Sc; another at
39c., instead If jOc.
Ladies 81 Black Lisle for SOC.
Ladies BLACK or Colored Cashmere
Hose for 2Jc.
Heavy full regular Cotton, fleece
lined, for soc.
A full carload OF
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
Death from an Acknowledges of the
Artesiau Well.

ASHLAND, Va, December - special. r.
While saving laths at Brooks & Nuiier's
mill, near Ashland, William Blair, young
man, about eighteen years old, wac strlcA
in his stomach Dy q piece 0i wood. ihn
blow was very hard one. and he died from
the effects last night. The young man came
TO Virginia with his parents from Michigan
about four years ago.
The artesian we'll which the college is
having bored il now down about 100 feet.
A very l'rge stream was struck at about
eighty-fiye feet. but boring is still going on.
Mr.. James G.. Hughes and bride have re-
turned to Ashland after their southern tour.
At a called meeting OF the Ashland Farm
ers' Alliance Club this evening Mr.. A. W.
Clayk, president OF tie club. was appointed
delegate 10 the stdle convention, which
meets in Richmond December 10th.
Mrs. Rosser. wife OF the eminent Me;ho-
dist divine. Rev. Leonidas Rosser, has been
critically i'll for several days, but is now
considered some better by her physicians.
Mr.. Jas. w. Ratclife, one Of the Ashland
BOYS. has been appointed page in the House
of Representatives. This is his third term
in that position
Robert Harper, the trginer OF tie lian-
over stables, has arrived i'll Ashland with
six hsrses. Eight more are expected to-
night. Among those looked for tonight is
the celebrated horse kasson and the mare
Vivid. The stables will be kept in Ashland
during the winter. The owners Of the
stables have purchased the Tinsley farm,
near Ashland. and a splendid track is being
made there for the use OF these stables.
Rev. A. G.. Brown and family have
moved to Ashland aud are boarding with
Nr. Charles D Till
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
Threatening Letters to "A Judge.

DANyILLE,N December t. Special. -
the sales Of leaf tobaQea .his week have
been smaller than tor several weeks past,
and prices have materially weakened. The
shiplneats ut manufactured tobacco
amounted 70 only 10000 pounds.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. 4.
j.. Montague, a prominent Young lawyer OF
this city, and Miss iiasbiI@, OF King and
Queen county. next Wednesday.
For soma .ia.e past, Judge ;. G.. White,
Of the Circuit Court, has been annoyed
greatly by threatening communications re-
ceiyed by him and signed by Marcellus
Cousins, Of >wans0nyille. Yesterday
Cousins, who has been well-tO-do mer.
chant. was arrested, and upon lnsestiga
ton, il was found lha. he was insane. 4
commission IL s-Hattc0 having set upor
his case, ne was pronounced lunatic, anc
viii be sent 70 an asylum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
Charged With Violating Revenue Laws

DANKItls, Va, December 1.-Ispe-
cial. II. ii. Park, Of Caswell county, was
arraigned before the United states COM
missioner to-day on the charge OF violating
revenue laws. {. j. Wasiner, distiler Of
that county, turned informer and confessed
that he had iTaujulently manufactured and
sold whisky, and charged that Park, while
United States gauger, was his silent part
ner and aided him in his fraudulen. prac
tices. Park denied the charge in toto, and
introduced several witnesses 10 prove that
WARMERS confession OF dishonesty was un
true. Park Mas sent on TO the grand jury
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

Two brothers, William c. aud sydney {.
King. living ut Newport, Minn., were dis
cussing an advertisement for wife, and
sydney offered to bet $500 against Williams
farm that the latter would not choose a wife
bv a lottery scheme that be proposed. The
offer was accepted, and provides
tina. William is to make hun
dred tickets numbered frome one TO
100. which are IL be PIT IN snseloRss an.d
one given 10 each lady wishing Eusbapd'
REGARDLESS OF her age or nationality. A cef,,
tain day is announced for the drawing, ana
public notice 10 TO be given Of the place
where it is to. take place. William must
marry the lady holding the corresponding
number tothe oae that "a draws or lose hi'
bet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

I. RALEIGH, y. G., December Especial.
-Telegrams received here this evening an
nounce that Colonel l.. l.. Polk, secretary Of
I've North Carolina Farmers Alliance, has
been elected president OF the National Var.
mers' Alliance, now in session in It. Louis
This is the largest organization in America
and represents a membership Of two aud 8
half million farmers.
The Fife and Drummeg evangelist will be
gin series of meetings Ia the First Presby
terian Churc. Eefe tomorrow. Fife hat
led Wild life till eighteen months ago
when he was converted and became an
evangelist. His meetings have met witt
great success in this state, and have draw
immense crowds.
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North Carollna's Committee.

RALEIGH, y. c., December Special.
Gose,nor foyle today telegraphed thC
Mayor OF New Orleans that q coMIiiittes
would go from this state TO attend the ~
neral of Mr.. Davis at New Orleans nes'
Wednesday, and that memorial services
would be held here on the day Ofthe funeral
At joint meeting OF the Ladies Memorial
Association and the Confederate Veterans
Association here to-day, it was decided tt
have funeral grafton and memorial ser
vices. TO be delivered by Rev. Dr. John :
Watkins, pastor Of First PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
Murder In the second Degree.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December =
| Especial. The case OF Pendleton, who killed
Colonel Goodwin, and which has been In
progress In the County Court since last Mon
day, closed to-day, by the Jury bringing in a
verdict OF murder I'm the second degree and
fixing the punishment AT twelve years In the
penitentisry. The ease was given TO the
1 fury Inst night and they did not return with
| ihe verdict until IL O'Clock to-day. Pendle-
Ton was defended by Mr.. A. IL. Dickinson, OF
| this city. and A. ii. Holladay OF the county
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
THE RIVER AND uARBoR APPROPRIATION
BILL
this year will be the largest in history. Such
is not likely to be the case.


THE ALASKA sEALER-.
The lobby quivers with excitement IL
view OF the fight that is to be- made this So,
sion over the releasing of the privileges o
that mOnoy-masin. corporation. the Alaska
Seal Fur Company. Louis >loss. the presi
dent Of the company. has arrived and takor
up his quarters at Welcker's. The Alaska
Compauy's lease ran twenty years. aud ii
will expire next May. The company pays
$50. .O00 a wear or thereabouts for the priyi
lege of taking 100000 skins annually and
slOss boasts that they have been 80 careful
10 keep within the letter Of their contract
that their catch never went a single skin
over 100000.
SOUTHERN TOJR OF THE PAN-AMERICANs.
An effort is making to induce secretary
Blaine 10 accompany the Pan American
people on their Southern tour, and the See
rptarv j. at present inclined 10 shape his ar
rangcments so as 10 carry ont the idea. Ii
is regarded as pretty certain that either the
Secretary or MIR. Walker Blaine, or both
will accompany the party. The state De
partment officials are now at work on the
itenerary. but about the only thing deter
mined upon il that the route shall be through
the iron and coal regions Of Alabama, and
that the excursionists shall be iE New On
leans during the oarRayal week. The
places 10 be- Visited are Richmond, Atlanta
Birmingham, Nashville. New Orleans. Gal
weston, and san Antonio.
sILCOTTs NILLAINN.
As the committee appointed 10 investigate
the defalcaiion of Cashier Silc0it continues
its work, further evidences OF >ilcott's vii
lany becomes more apparent Mr.. LecdOm
has discovered that thirty-Hye notes, aggrc-
eating $1,000, were forged with the names
Of members by the absent cashier and taken
up at the National Metropolitan Bank
on November slth, the day that >ilc0tt drew
large amount Of money from the Treasury.
II il supposed that >ilcolt took up these
notes 10 destroy the evidence OF forgery
against him. Forgery is an exinditable
Oilense.
Mr. Leedom has received nuubcr Of
lel,ers ffom New York stating that silcOtt.
accompanied 10y a man named Miller was
seen al the Grand Central depot in New
York on Monday night. and that he pur.
chased two tickets 10 Buffalo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

Mrs. winsiow's soothing syrup should al.
eays be used when chidrhp sre cutting
lt PRODUCES natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the sSI,j from pain. and the littie eherut
swakes as Upright ~ \ button" IL 10 very
plessapi 10 tasts. J, sooshes the child soft
eos nc gums, sllayi ssl Pain, relieves WIND Vino
semedy fsr disfrnpA, whether aris,Dk from
re 'hiGS or olhsr causes. Twenty. nve centz
.ottI.. Tu.fh. RAW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

The sun. terville, Fla, Times ksows =
girl who made last year ten bales OF csttoE,
worked two acres In potatoes, MIXED three
cows, did the churning, aid all the washing
and ironing, worked the garden, made ITO
gallons OF syrup, tweniy1wo hrspeis OF
peas and sold them for $33. She sold her
potatoes for y75, her cotton brought her $45l,
she made S65 taking In saving. making in
The aggregate t5zl. She did Inosf all the
work herself, and only paid out few dol
lars for extra work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
ALTON IN RICHMOND.

The Assembly - Resolutions = Go.erRor
Lees Proclamation.
In this eiy the particulars OF the life O.
Mr.. Davis were DISCUSSED on every hand,
and many persons were Interested IN recall
ing incidents OF his stay here. Active prep
arations were made TO have representations
OF bodies here at his funeral and for the
suitable observance locally of that event.
LEGISLATIVE JOINT RESOLUTION.
In the State Senate, Mr.. Jones, nom the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

We have aspeedyand positive cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphtheria. Canker Mouth and Head
aciIa in sHILOHsS CArARRH REMEDY.
Nassl injector free with each bottle Use II
II you deslre health and sweet breath. Price
aD cents, sold by hodsker Brothers ant
II. ~. shields q Co. corner OF tifth and Mar
shall styeeA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
shlloh.s Caasam nrlsa Cara.

This Is beyond question tho most xuccesss
ful Cough Medicine We have ever sold. A
few doses Invariably cures the worst casss N
Cough. Group ana Bronchitis. while It's WON
deriul success IN the cure OF Con,umption n
without parallel Ia the history CT msdieiue.
guarantee. = test which no ther nsdisins can
stand. II you have = Cough. we earnestly
AJAX you 10 try It. Price. IL cents and Al
sample bottles free. Sold by Bodsker Brosi :
srs and y. ~, ~hsiIds 4 Co. seruer u ftnh
and Ma arshau str~eta.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
A CRAZY OPIUM-EATER
Attemps to Eili ~ Family and shoots
HfmssIf

ST. LOUIS, December 7.--Shortiy SITTER g
O'Clock this morning Casper Clispy, ma
chinist, aged twenty-seyen years, entered
the residence OF John AnsOn while the fam
ily were at breakfast. Clipsey had been pay
lug cOur TO one Of AnsOn's daughters, bur
hsd been forbidden the house by AnSon be-
cause he was addicted TO the habit or opium.
When Ile appeared this morning angry
words passed ,befwOep the men, and Ciispy
drew revolver and shot ltlsOn In the mead,
fatally woun0ing him, Clispv tEeq shot his
sweetheart Mary. the ball entering The len
temple and causing a probably fatal wound.
He then fired two shots At Younger sister,
aged seventeen, and her recovery isdoubi.
fui He then drew another revolver ma
nred two shots into his own brain. killing
himself Instantly. ]; is thought .(he muir
dSrer was insane over being refused adinis-
sion 10 the house by AnRon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
A Bold Robbery.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December John &.
Patterson WIS standing al the Delaware
Bank corner this morning clipping coupons
from bonds. which he kept on deposit there.
An unknown man stepped up and seized Mr..
$50, 900 In securitie and ran out and away.
The police are trying 10 find the trail Of the
t.f
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

4 NNUAI. CHARITY BALI. WILL,
"A BE GIVEN NJ "BtLvIOEnG HAII,s
on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ilru. At
9P. VI. Tickets can only hs bought from IN .
managers. Charity Rail tickets reduced to
one and a hall dollar apiece.
deo-wed. II su.ls.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

DESERVING OF CoNfiDKxcE.-There Is
no ariicle which so richly deeerves the en-
tire confdsnce Of the iVpmunity as
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TgAhns; iaosn
suffering from Asthmatic aNe bronchiai pIs-
eases, Coughs and Colds eouid Try tnem:
Price - cents. 81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
Pianos for Christmas.

Call early and selec. oae of those beautl-
ful pianos which Hume, Minor l. Co. are
selling ~ such low prices for the holidays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
ATTOR>EY-AT-LAW.
FRUITS.
FRUITS.
In STORE AND FOR SALE on CON.

IN STORE AND FOR SALE on CON.
Slo<Mk<r.
10000 Fresh Cocoanuts
30 Bags Choice Peanuts.
25 Barrels and Kegs Malaga Grapes
300 Boxes fiori1a Olang-s all sizes.
90 Barrels sweet Jamaica Oranges
30 Boxes Fresh Lemons.
300 Baskets Fresh Cstltwba Grapes
800 Barrels Cnoice 10 Fancy Apples.
500 Bushels Choice 20 Fancy Potstoes
200 bushels Ruta Baga Iurnip..
30 Bsrrels Hed ana Yellow onions.
30 Crates Fancy spanish onions.
2oo Bushels White beans, Cheiee 20 Fancy.
am receiving daily Fresh butter. Eggs,
Poultry and Game. Give lyea call.
dc s.2w i2I2 Csry street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
Do You Want = Piano.

yfessrs. Hume, Minor cy. are selling
the very best pianos at special reduced
prices. for the holidays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

OLD AND YOUNG. RICH OR POOR,
~ uaANt Or CAY can nnd AZ 1902 Main
street the largest assortment Of beautiful
goods suitable for presentation, at prices
not equallsd anywhere else In Richmond.
Call before the best are sold.
de SIT tA<IDIPH a ENGLISH.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
FORKf0N,

4ls imnine nt strike Of the London gas
'V'ss" threatens the existence Of trades
ssonisin. and the Lsadon Gas. Light Com
~A' las adopted the system u giving .
''Au' 70 essryons Of i's employees. on the sx-
'sss condition sha. he will not strike. The
'sfmsa ess are unanimous In throwing
p'n stanley 'h' blame for the accident TO
Win.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
MKATHFR EOKKCAATa.

wNsHTNGTox. ID. C., December -
For virginia and West Virginia:
ni rsir. followed I'm West Virginia by
Light rains: slightly warmer In West
virginia: stationary temperature in
virginia: southsrly winds For rorIb Caro-
un. Fair. followed by light rains. stationary
temperature: southerly winds.
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HIGH
ART.
1.-THE B0ST0N'S OVERCOATS'

everytngwouh
buyDgoma thoroughly good article $3.50
Fine the Beautiful Kersey Fashionable
the rich dazzling French like
brcthe finest and elegant of ALL Everything know
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Governor Lee ISSUED yesterday a procla-
nation calling for memorial services
throughout the state on the day Of the
funeral. At his suggestion the ladies in
| terested in the charity ball decided to post
pone it until Thursday evening. Mayor
| Ellyson will order the city bells TO be tolled
| Wednesday
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MEMS,
YOUTHS.
0vERC0ATS !.

clothing MATCHLEss The NEW VALE
hoptag
be that they look
thin ike md Iiebt.'