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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-05
THE PENClETON TRIAL.
A Argnment to Begin Friday-Neglected
Confederate Graves.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, December A.
Special. The number Of spectators In at
tendance upon the trial Of Pendleton, the
murderer of Colonel Goodwin, was larger
to-day than yesterday, and considerable IN
'terest was manifested in the proceedings.
The evidence for the Commonwealth was
concluded shortly after the opening Of the
court this morning, when the jury were
taken to the scene of the murder. On theiI
return this evening evidence for the defense
began. and at a late hour tonight adjourned
until tomorrow.
To-day for the first time since the murder
and beginning Of the trial, the prisoner wore
an anxious look, and the emotion displayed
was very noticeable. Argument in the cast
is expected to begin Friday.
A check for fifty dollars was to-day receiy,
ed by Mrs. j. y. Barney from General
Jubal A. Early for replacing the headstones
on the graves Of the Confederate dead buried
in this city, and which are in dilapllatet
condition. All who are interested in thi.
cause are urgently requested TO forward
their subscriptions at once.
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Il hrs authorized the Committee on Man
1lcfures II invite allholders Of property suit
able for manufacturing purposes. situated
within three miles Of the Richmond post
office, to submit plans and descriptions of
such property, which shall be kept on file at
the rooms of the Chamber for inspection Of
parties seeking such sites. Parties having
snch property, which they arc willing to give
or sell at nominal figures, are hereby re-
qucsted 10 submit such plans. &C., stating To-
cation. price. and such other information as
may be Of interest. In view Of the efforts
being made TO induce manufacturers Of Lynn.
Mass. TO locate AZ or near this city, 1t is de-
slrable ihat The matter have prompt at,en-
ton. X. \. DUNLOP,
Secretary Chamber Of Commerce.
de4-3t 100 Misn street Richmond, Va.
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FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Desperate struggle with a:Maniac.

Desperate struggle win "a Maniac
NEW YORK. December IA well dressed
man entered the furniture store of Robert
Cashin this morning and commenced in
specting the furniture. Nr. Cashin, think
ING the stranger wished 10 purchase goods,
stepped up to him and asked him what he
wanted. "Are you spiritualist p asked
the stranger with smile. Mr.. Cashin,
thinking his visitor was joking, re-
piled that he was. "lOu Internal
scoundrol," shouted the stranger, 81
have been looking for you for over a
year" He drew a heavy bulldog revolver,
and. aiming it at Mr.. Cashin, was about TO
lire, when the latter sprang upon him and u
terrible struggle followed. The two fell TO
the floor. when the weapon was discharged,
the bullet entering Mr.. Cashin's right
hand. The stranger freed himseif ana
was about to lire again, when John
Fitzpatrick, a clerk in the store, sprang
10 his employers rescue. The stranger hit
him with the butt end Of the pistol, knock
ing him down. Officer Roach rushed IN
and oyerpowered the man, and took HIM 10
the station house. lie described himself as
Frank Mallon, but gave no address.
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META HORRIBLE DEATH.
Fatal Accident to Mr.. John Wills, OF Not
toway- Latest From Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, December i.-lspe-
cial. MIR. John Willis, well-known citi-
zen OF NOttOway county, met with 4 h0rri-
BILE death on Monday. Mr.. Willis has a
saw mill near blackstone, on the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, and while engaged
in saving pile OF lumber he in some way
fell over upon the saw. His face was badly
lacerated, and his head was sawed almost
entirely OF. About "A month ago the de-
ceased had child Of his drowned In well.
Mr.. Willis came to Nottoway from Amelia
county, and was very worthy man.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad CON-
pany has given consolidated mortgage
deed on their road to the Mercantile Trust
Company, of New York, for $i3 100000. The
Object of this mortgage is 10 pay on the pres
ent indebtedness OF the company and to
build double track, and to extend their
road into North Caro- ina, Ohio, and Ken
tucky. The deed has been recorded IN the
deed-book OF the clerk Of the Hastings Court
Of this city, and is very yoluminous docu'
ment. covering over seventy-nve pages o
printed matter.
The Circuit Court OF Petersburg, Judge
b. A. Hancock presiding, will oren to-mor
row morning.
Rev. W. T.. Evans, the retiring pastor o.
tho WsshIngton-sireet Methodist Episcopa
Church, has been presented BY the !adiss q
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Fatat Coiored Melee at - Ctrcus-.tnother
Johnston County Murder Various

Fafat Cofored Melee at = Ctrcus-tnother
Johnston County Murder = Various
Items.
RALEIGH. y. c.. December Special.
Accounts reached here to-day OF terrible
tragedy, which occurred at Lumberton,
vhera circus was going on, night before
last. 4 crowd of hegfOes from the country
had attended the circus, and while on ihplf
way home had become involved in general
row. in which knives and razors flew at n
lively rate, and played havoc with several
negro corporosities. Three negroes were
killed outright. and others were badly cut.
Governor Fowle, accompanied by his stafl
and party Of ladies aud gentlemen, lett to-
day for Clinton 10 attend the annual fair.
One OF the Governors chief reasons for at
tending the fair is 10 meet Governor Lee Cf
Virginia, who is the orator Of the occasion.
The board of directors Of the insane asy-
lum met here to-day. 4 thorough examina-
tion OF the institution under the new adj
ministraton was made In detaii, and the re-
suit was reported to be very satisfactory.
News of another murder comes from John
ston county. A few nights ago two negroes
became involved in fracas in bar-room
near tine town Of CLAYTON. They went out
side 10 settle the dispute. when one shot and
instantly killed the other This is the fourth
murder which has occurred in Johnston
within thirty days.
ON next Sunday W. Z. Fife, the "drum-
mer" evangelist, as he Is familiarity known,
will begin a series of revival meetings IN
the First Presbyterian Church here. He has
been conducting meetings all over this
state. and has aroused deep religious In
terest. which has resulted in good work
wherever he has been. He is spoken Of as
a man Of great personal magnetism and
rich eloquence. Until recently he was a
drummer. lie gave up that calling for
eyangeIistic work, in which he has been
greatly successful.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
-Four Men Mangled by n Train.

WmKEsBARRE, PA, December "A ter
rible railroad accident on the ffazei-strcct
depot of the Jersey Central Railroad oc-
CURED this morning. Four men were stand
ing between the two tracks awaiting a
train. The passenger and freight train
pulled up to the depot at the same time
Just as the men were about 10 board the
train projecting timber from freight ear
struck them and Knocked them under the
wheels. The names Of the killed are: Ben.
iamin Pollme. John Brandt and Michael
Zelcki, the latter Polander. Conrad Ern'
est was fatally injured.
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CITY TANES.
OFFICE COLLECTOR or CITY TAXES,
CITY II all.
ICHMOND, VA. December l, 1850.
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

The residue Of city taxes Tor 1889 are due
and payable al this Office during this month.
A PENALTY OF PER CENT. WILL BE
ADDED TO ALL Bills REMAINING UN-
PAID DECEMBER 3lsr and the same re-
turned delinquent and published according
io law. Every male twenty-one wears Of age
and every person keeping house or doing
business In the city are assessed for q per-
sonll lax. and those who have not paid any
City taxes duting the year wiz please call
ami settle SO as avoid being posted as delin-
quent.
There have been put In my hands during
th Iast month a very large amount Of paw
ng.Iire and. sewer. connection bills. which
are due at once ana will have TO be declared
delinquent not paid before December 3lsi.
Please ask II there are any such ILLS
ag liust you when paying your taxes.
T. W. CUNNINGHAM,
dc1-lm Collector Of CITY Taxes.
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General Christian Conference

Boston, December The ueneral
Christian Conference, under the direction
of the Evangelical Alliance Of the United
states. which will continue for three days,
with morning, afternoon, and evening ses-
sions, was opened in fremont Temple this
morning. o.,
J. NJ. Buckley, editor Of the Christian
4 duocdte, spoke Of the need Of less slowness
and more earnestness in the churches. lie
deplored the growth Of secret vices among
the sons Of the wealthy, and the increase ol
moderate drinking among church members.
Deacon Camp, OF New Britain, Conn;
Rev. DR.. j. l.. Phillips, Of Philadelphia, and
Frank Russell. d. d., field secretary Of the
Alliance. also spoke.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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CLOTHING.
ADVICE WORTH
NEEDING

tryou are i'm need or -
stylish and scrviceabIe
suit or ovcrcoat for winter
wear, il will occupy bus
little Of your time 10 Cali
and examine cur goods be-
fore buyi sg elsewhere.
We advise this course be-
caIse we arc certain Of Sc
curing your patronage as
a result ofyOur visit. style
and Quality for Price
speak for themselves. With
OvcrcOats ranging from -
to $40, and suits from
$3.50 10 S3J, there can
scarcely be a possibility ON
cur part of failing to- sat
isfy every taste, and ac-
colnmOdate every purse.
Thc apparel require
ments Of BOys and Chill
drcn are nowhere as liber-
ally provided for as here,
an entire section Of our
vast establishment being
devoted 10 the display Of
Juvenile Dress i'm all the
attractive and various de.
signs known to the tailor
ing art.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
or an Entire Family in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, December 4.-lho
mysterious disappearance Of an entire
family il reported from Nellyillc. John
Morris. living near Summeryille, Missouri
sent his wife and three children, aged ten
seven and four years respectively, under
the care Of Joseph Graves, to Jasper
Arkansas The party Travelled over land N
"A wagon, and Graves returned to summer
willie and reported that he had left Mrs. Nor
ris and the children at Jasper. when Nor
ris himself reached that town he found that
his family had never reached there. Mur
der and robbery are suspected.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Moman.s Face Devoured by Rats.

DENVER. COL, November A Mrs.
Ritchie. an old. gray-haired woman, who,
with a Young man she called her son, and Il
deaf and dumb daughter, about fifteen years
OF are. resided at 1918 stout street, was
found dead in her apartments last night,
with her face almost wholly deNoured by
rats. The son was found in an adjoining
room in "A beastly state Of intoxication. Inc
family lived in close retirement, and very 1T
tie was known about their affairs. IL Is
learned that the family originally came
from Cheyenne, Wyoming, where, II Is said,
another Of the wOman's sons was mysterl-
ously murdered. The dead woman had s2o'
900 on deposit with the First National Bank.
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VIII you heed the warning the signal, per-
haps. OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 80
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for ".
We know from experience tnat Sniloh's Cure
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers. DO
not be without II. sample bottles free. Sold
by Bodeker Brothers and h. NJ. shields 4 Co..
cornar Of Eifth and Marshall streets.
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shiloh, Consumption Cure.

This 10 beyond question the most success-
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A
few doses invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while It's won
deriul success In the cure OF Consumption ID
without parallel In the history OF medicine.
guarantee, q test which no ther medicine can
stand. II you have Cough. we earnestly
AK you 10 try IT. Price. 80 eents and 81
sample bottles free. sold by B0dsker Broth
and Ma rshall streets.
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GRAND LODGE GOOD TEMPLARS
Election ef Grand Officers.

RoANoKE, VA, December 4.-Ihe "rand
Iodce of Good Templars, now in session
herr. elected the following officers to-day :
Col. !. Rush Miller, Of Pulaski, q. {. I.
Oscar Hudgins, of Mathews county, q. {.
Mrs. A. j. Pyle, Of Richmond, '. I. Geo.
W. Hawxhurst, OF Falls Church, ,. j. \.
King, Of Front Royal, I.
Alexandria was selected as the place OIL
the next annual meeting.
Rev. George W. Carter Will deliver q
public lecture here Thursday night.
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OWEN SOUND, ONT, December i.-W hile
William Kennedy and Hiram Limburner
were hunting in the woods to-day, the
former saw what he supposed 10 be deer,
and fired. shooting Limburner through the
back and killing him instantly.
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Railroad Accident.

PrrrsBuRG, PENN, December Am
east-b bound express train OH the Pennsyi-
yania Railroad raA into a freight train near
Greensburg, Pa, this morning. se'erai
cars and the engines were wrecked. a
dozen passengers were injured, some o'
them il is believed fatally.
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l1Rr or WEST POINr DECEMBER 4.
AHHINED.

r1Rr or WEST POINT. DECEMBER 4.
ARRIVED.
steamship STELLA. prldcaux. Liverpool.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore
general cargo
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, baltimore.
general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Elm city. Eaton. WalSerton,
general ca go.
steamship Danyille. Billups general cargo.
pOWr or NEWPORT NEWS. DECEMBER A..
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Richmond, and
sailed for New York. merchandise.
steamship Blrcroy. Mobile, coaled, and
sIlcd for Liverpool.
SAILED,
schooner Viking. Portsmouth. coal.
schooner II. H.. Baker. Providence. coal
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Total Disagreement Between Doctors.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, December 4.-At the
meeting Of the Medical Society last night,
DIR. !. b. 5. Davis and DR.. w. Locke Chew
got into controversy regarding the treat
ment OF kidney diseases. The argument
became 30 warm that the two men, when
they met on the street after the meeting,
renewed il front of the Metropolitan Hotel,
when Davis shot Chew, fatally woundins
him. Both are young men and highly sue
essftil practitioners. Davis lain the bands
of the sheriff,
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s.vso,s.n Year. for His Assault,

CHICAGO. December 4.-Charles Richter,
the stockyard's employe, who stabbed ana
disemb0welled Rudolph Weltman, leilo"'
workman, in 4 tit OF anger August D, Wa7
sentenced to seventeen years IN the penn
tentiary by Judge Anthony tlis morning
Richter pleaded guilty ofmanslaughter.
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'OWr OF NEwP0Rr NEWS. DEcEMBER 4

A NNUAL CHARITY BALL WILL
~ HE GiNEN.AT "BtLNIpENE HALL"
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11TIf. at
ap ~. Tickets can only he bought from the
mnnaCcrs Charity Bali tickets reduced TO
one and "a half dollar apiece.
derived n su ga.
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Entertainment at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Va. December Especial
Mr.. +. Ii. l.. Randolph, Of New York city,
a distinguished Phi Delta Theta FRATERNITY
man visiting the southern institutions oi
learning, was the guest OF Ieta Snap.ei /
Washington-Lee University, last night and
to-day
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Contest over the Lieutensnt-G overnor-
shin.

COLUMBUS, ONO, December i.-Mr. Mar
auis. the defeated Democratic candidate
foy I.ieutenant-GOvern0r, to-day served no
tice Of contest uDon Mr.. Lampson, the Re
publican nt-GOyernor-elect, and
The grounds Of the proposed contest were
made public. They contain sensational
allegations Of casting illegal ballots In
nearly every county Of the state, and IN
Hamilton and one other county nearly
every precinct furnished ii quota Of alleged
frauds
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PHILADELPHIA, December i.-At meet
a.. ~ the Eastern Bar Iron Association
here today, business was reported good,
aud Il was decided not 70 change prices OF
prsssnt.
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The Kannebec Frozen.

AUGUSTA, Me-, December 4.-The hen
pebec froze over from Augusta 10 Merry
Meeting bay last night, and Is closed 70
navigation. The ice Is frm and solid.
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Warm Work Yet Expected.
FRFptKi, I, Fsapha, Va. December -
Special. 1t was tisCcghf that the with
drawal of Governor Jacksoks proclamation
would put an end TO all trouble rVcr the
oyster beds on Hog Island fats. but the
unieiude of the vicinity Of Hog Island was
Ifotcr ,bia afternoon by conflict between
the Virginia stale steajHer Augusta and
the bngeye dredyer 'fa.toy.' The Taylor
was well armed and carried 4 cf~~ of i've
men. The Augusta had been ARMED dusirE
her recent absence from the scene Of trouble
Nv the state with good supply Of Spring
field and Winchester rifles and rcvolvers.
and furnished with plentiful supply of
solid ammunition. The Augusta steamed up
10 the reservation between ;ti'd O'clock
this evening, and the first thing that met
the gaze OF Captain Russell was the pirate
dredging for the forbidden bivalyes. Cap
tain Russell ordered the Augusta 10 stand
ttOse IN, and when he got within hailing dis
tancc he tailed the TAYLOR, and informed the
captain that he was violating the laws OF
Virginia by dredging on the reservation.
"D-d If do" shouted the captain Of the
pirate craft, in the tone of South sea buc'
cancer.
yHE SEAS WE'RE RUNNING HIGH,
and il was with difficulty that the Augusta
could approach the Taylor, but the pilot
was ordered to haul in as close NJ possible
TO the Taylor and not do damage.
"HAUL DOWN YOUR RAGS
commanded Captain Russell.
"You 20 TO HI; I'll do nothing OF tie
kind"
II will be compelled TO pat You under ar
rast - said Captaiu Russell.
God d-n you, come and take me, yelled
the pirate.
During this yoiley Of words the Taylor
kept her hands busiiy at work pulling M
the oysters. and ~ the Augusta started 10.
ward the Taylor the captain ordered up all
sail and stood OF TO the southeast. with the
Augusta i'm hot chase. Coming up again
within hailing distance, the captain Of The
TaylOr hailed the Augusta and told her cap
tain to come on and take him. but owing to
the high sea the Augusta could not ap-
proach. Captain Russell decided to SINK
The vessel. but from Kindness and fear OF
drowning the crew he desisted. The vessel
had now reached Maryland waters. ard the
Augusta had To give up.
WARM WORK YET LOOKED FOR.
All during the chase the pirate stood on
deck with revolver and said that he would
shoot the first man that came % arrest hhm.
Captain Russell cautioned the captain ot
the vessel not 10 return, but the pirate paid
little if any heed. and said he would re urn
tomorrow. This affair has set the people
i'm state Of excitement again, and II the
pirate returns he will meet with warm
reception. The Augusta viii remain near
the ground tonight.
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Below Zero.

MONTPELIER, W., December i.-The
mercury stood at ten degrees below zero
this morning.
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Pure pine tar, horehound and wild cherry
10 Dr.. Dayid's, Cough syrup, aAi II cures
every time, s,--adv,
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\OTICEl

NoiiCE
The Affairs OF the late limited partnership
doing business in this city under tire style
and frm name of lAl JOk & BOILING, OF
which HENRY 4. TAYLOR. JR.. and BLAIR
BOILING were general partners, and IlOM-
A. e. WILLIAMS special partner, and which
was dissolved by the dealh of the latter on
April 2 q 1850. having been settled IN accord
aucc with the articles Of copartnership. all
persons IN debt "a said firm are hereby re-
quested 10 pay their deDts 10 the under
siguedi who are authorized To receive the
same, and all persons having claims against
the Siu nrD Will likewise present them u
us. HENRY =. TAYLOR. JR.,
BLAIR u lfLlNG,
Surviving Partners.
We, H. L. TAYLOR. JR and BLAIR boil
LING, having bought the above business
VIII continue under the same style.
TAYLOR q BOLIING,
nolviufw No. II south Fourteenth street.
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Pr,nters Go to Work After a strike

ROME, Ca, December 4.-The IribHne''
union printers, who have been on strike
against a nOn-union foreman, surrendered
today and returned to work. The Office II
now nOn-union one.
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THE GUARANTEE FUND.

The Worlds Fair guarantee fund now
amounts to 81, 1885.
The committee has agreed upon the meas
ure. which Congress will be asked to enact,
providing for the Exposition. The bill pro-
yides for the creation Of a corporation TO be
styled "The United States International
Commissions" which shall direct the exhibit
tion, subject to the supervision and under
the auspices Of the United states Govern
meat, and which shall be held in New York
eifX
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FINANCIAL,
777-7--7777-T77777777T77 = ~
MONEY TO LEND.
MEETINGS.

yTHE RICHMOND AND WEST
| POlsr TERMINAL RAILWAY AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY .-lhe annual
meeting Of the stockholders for the election
OF President and Directors and tor the Trans
action Of such other business as II may os
profer To consider, will take place At Tie Of
nee of the Company IN the city Of hich-
mond, Va. on the 10Th DAY OF bEoGns
BIER, 1850. at ~ o'clock VI. Tho Iransfer
y. N. and re open December IA 1850. at 10
o'clock \. NJ. u. BROOKE, Secretary.
no2I law tde3 .tdtlO
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IN ADDITION TO OUR
IOCOMOrlNc BUSINESS,
We still manufacture
HIGH CLASS STATIONARY AND PORTA-
BILE ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Complete Steam Plants erected and put to
work, fully guaranteed.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
my I4-fv MACHINE WORKS.
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THE OYSTER WAR.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM HOG
ISLAND.

Flats by the steanffr Asrssta--A voiiey
OF Words from the Pirate esvtsin@-
Warm Work Yet Expected.
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MARINE INTELLIoENCE.

iOR wIER ENDING DFCEMBER :. 1889.
rRtp.ciEDriN,s CsIANDARD) OF
h'iH TIDE At
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CPOTT & SPOTT.

NPOTT & SPOIT.
MANUFACrURING JEWELERS..
We can save you from ten to twenty-five
per cent. on Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry.
silyerwnre. spociacles. Bye G'asses, opera
Glasses &C.
Wuchand DlamondC' llsconstantly form
Ing
Highest cash ices for old Gold and silver.
ocis EAST BROAD sTREET
WE CARRY A FULL SUPPLY OF
AIOMlIlRS. DOUBLE NOZZLE AND
DOUBLE BULB,
uii the best makes Inhal rs. spray Pro-
due .fs, Air bag. Powder. lnsuiilatorS. &C.
Hot Aater Btgs aud Fountain -Nringc COM
u.utl. lrnais. Bed Pans. Ar Cushions and
hunnef Goods generally.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
dci-Ns SIKH and Broad streets.