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MANY MIXED RESULTS.
The Municipal Elections in ohio-About a
Stands .off BetWesu the Two Parties.

staud.or between the Two Parties.
CINCINNATI, O., April 9,-Yesterlay's
municipal elections in Ohio had many
mixed results. Democrats elected a
Mayor in Akron and Springfield and car
ried the principal Offices in Middletown,
Akron, Norwa!k, Bucyrus, Fremont,
Circlevillc, Chillicothe, Portsmouth,
Lancaster, wapetonela, ST. Mary, Ham
ilton, Tiiiin, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Kent,
Canton aud Sidney. The Republicans
were entirely or nearly successful in
Logan Lebanon where t IScal option ,,T was
defeated pGn:yy Troy M DSdD ssa d.nS4soa kSs9ssSn
Ripley, Vaawert, sandusky, Wooster
and Fostoria. In Kent the Issue OF pro.
hibition was prominent and carried by
ono vote. #G...
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CONDgSSgD TBLgoRAMs

The steamship arrivals at New York
were Fulda from Bremen, Canada from
London, and Cifcassla from Glasgow.
Mf. Cleveland and party arrived Al
Jacksonville, Fla, last night, He caught
ilSh during the day weighing ninety.
four pounds.
Dispatches from Dakota and Mime.
sofa report terrible storms, Prairie fires
added terror 10 the hurricanes and lI
was with difficulty that VILLAGES were
9Ayod from destruction The money losl
10 very great, -u..
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Animal rnnlsl, NNnrd sinlrn.

NEw HAVEN, Conn., April 2.-ThlOveS
broke into the old State House last
night and entering the rooms Of the
New Haven Historical Society, carried
away The sword Of Admiral Foote, held
Oy the society as a relic. II was a pre-.
senlation sword, studded with jewels
and precious stones valued at $1,000,
Nothing else appears 10 have been
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ward Won't play win the senators.

NEW YoRx, April 9.-JOhn Ward, the
base bRlllst, has formally notified PreSi.
dent Hewitt, Of the Washington Club,
that he cannot play with the Senators
this season. Mr.. Hewitt returns 10 the
Capital this afternoon. Ward prefers
New York 10 Washington as a place oil
residence and does not fancy an alliance
with q club as weak as the "senaton''
may prove 10 be.
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Special DiIpGteh 10 he IatelIlgsNor,
CHARLEsroN, WA, April 9.-This
morning Edward spriggle, locomotive
engineer for the Pioneer Coal Company,
put Ed. Wilmington, aged about Is, oil
his locomotive. Wilmington got an
iron bar and, watching his opportunity,
about noon to-day slipped up behind
Spriggle and struck him several times
on the back OF the head, breaking his
skull and inilicting probably fatal In
juries. Wilmington isa desperate char
aCter and shot u man OH Prices show
boat last summer while 1t was lying near
Maiden,
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TIE CHICAGO ELECTION.

The Democrats Recover the Ground Lost
Two Years AGo--Roche Defeated.
CHICAGO, April IA landslide for the
Democrats was the result Of to-day'S
election as indicated at Z p. IN. this even.
ing. At that hour 2O7 precincts out Of
800 had been heard from, showing ma.
jority thus far Of d, ,42s for oreiger, Demo.
Crat. Predictions at the city hall gave
Crciger the election by 5000 10 10000
over Roche, Republican. Two years ago
Roche carried the city by majority Of
10000.
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started two weeks ago yesterday, arriV-
ing at Princeton on Tuesday the 10th
Of March. He had been taken much
worse while on the train, and the attack
OF pneumonia Immediately followed his
reaching home, He was in good health
when he started and was not subject 10
bronchial attacks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-03
The King Of Holland IucapaCItatod.

TUE HAGUE, April Elm Parliament
to-day the Prime Minister received the
report Of the court physicians on the
Kings condition, which stand that His
Majesty was suffering from chronic
diahetis and nephritis, and was unable
to fulal the duties OF a sovereign. The
Prime Minister after reading the report
announced that the Council OF State, in
view Of the Kings condition, asked
Parliament TO assent to the establish.
ment OF a regency, A decision on the
subject will be given tomorrow,
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REDUCING EXPENSES.
Tho Pennsylvania IlRlltoAd IlstrenOhinent
Commences on n SystsmntiC pInn,

PlrTsBURoH, PA, April 2,-ThO pro.
posed reduction Of expenses on the
Pennsylvania railroad system has com.
menced, The retrenChment Is being
made on o systematic plan, and Tho
promise oil President Roberts that tho
salaries Of tho employees would
not be reduced Is being kept. Instead
Of reducing tho wages Of tho men the
number Is being cut down al different
points along the lines, and In some cases
where there was not employment ior a
full force Of men their working hours
have been reduced,
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N,Ai nav tjslI I'M AppoInlmont.

AuousrA Nh, April 9,-aoyornor
Butlelgh has appointed Gen. Neal Dow
Commissioner 10 the Paris Exposition,
General Dow acted In tue same capacity
Al ihe Paris Exposition In 1857,
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wAsnINoToS, D, c., April 2.-The
Colonel Commandant OF the Marine
Corps has furnished the Navy Depart
ment with the following list Of marines
supposed TO have been lost on the Van
dalia at Apia: First Sergeant John
PanChell, Sergeant Frank A, Lessman,
Corporal Michael Cashen, privates
Adolph Goldner, Frank Jones, George
Jordan, Nicholas Kensella, Aylmer
Montgomerie, John Sims, Gilbert p.
Wells, Henry @. Gehring, Samuel Kraus
and Joseph Wixted. THE cableRram
had these last three names S. O, Gehring,
CharleR Kraus and Henry Wixted.l
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sfr, Brisht's successor,

LONDON, April 9,-Mr, William Phip.
son Beale, barrister, will contest the
seat in the House OF Commons for the
Central division Of Birmingham, made
vacant by the death OF Mr.. John Bright,
Mr.. Beale Is a Home Ruler,
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Aiin,nnnrnlin Yisinr.

EVANSVILLE, 1SD., April 9,lTho mum.
clpRl election here yesterday resulted in
a Democratic victory. GOodlOtt was
elected Mayor over Dannotell BY As
votes out Of 1857 the Others by small
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that the motives q the organization

that the motives OF the organization
were Of a purely patriotic nature.
The installation OF the new Procurer-
General has been fixed for Thursday
next, Immediately after assuming his
new duties NJ, Beaurepaire will be re-
quested by the Government to institute
proceedings against Gen, Boulapger.
The Cocarde says that General Boul.
anger, being warned yesterday that the
Government was preparing for q coup,
arranged so that he should not fall into
the Government trap, aud left the city,
The police are mystited,
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QuEnEc, April 9,-The Quebec branch
Of the Evangelical Alliance has decided
to affiliate with the Dominion Alliance
and heartily endorse the petition to the
Government to disallow the JesuIts
estate bill,
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FosfoRiA, ONO, April 2..-iiArry l..
HoSue, superintendent d the electric
ilRGt plant, was instantly killed late
lisl night BY coming ID contact With the
Otiffent while epAIElng AdynAmo,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 9.-The Leg.
iBlature to-day finally passed The
DoritCh election bill, which embraces
tho Australian system Of voting.
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1,oSE-''l don't know where, / can't
tell when, don't SEQ how--soinethInR
Of great value 70 mo, and for Inc return
Of which shall DO truly thankful, ylIi
FoyS6.-"llealth and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that Of a woii.
regular digestion, allby tAklnpthat popn.
lar and peculiar medicine, liOods Baira.
parllla, want everybody 10 try lt lhla
season." II d sold by oil dfuppibiS.
One hundred doses one dollar, d
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LATER

The result Is generally conceded To be
q sweeping victory for tho labor ele-
menL.
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PENnlS4, DAK, April 2.--lL has been
showing bard lBt6 all tic morning,
Abouttwolnches oiSnow, ,lSOn lhOground
now,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-28

say that they win follow their interests
rather than their political bias. and will
vote Ton candidates of opposite political
iaiih n he interests Of agriculture would
be benefited br such course To what
extent they can carry This guild is not
known bnf The magnitude of
tho Interests they represent will
secure ior them 20 respectable hearing
from both parties. even if the volume of
tAeif vote should not be sufficient tocom-
mand D. II flc parties are TO bow 10 the
3ehesis of these gentlemen. they should
Doe snfe ihai these behests are the united
voice Of ihe tayers. and certain that
mo- mistake is made as 10 whether the
Farmers Assembly correctly represent
the Wishes OF the toilers " the soil In the
state. The compact should bind both
The parties oil tle first and the
party % tle second parts, and the farm
er securing o candidate 10 their liking
should see i0 it thaf the rural vote is
pol.cd. There saould be no thirty or
forty thousand of them allowed TO stay
away from the ballot hox on the impol-
tant day. The organization proposed to
Doe effected in March is 20 embrace both
parties
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ANARCHIST MEETING
Incondiars speech by Man Named
Christensen.

Incondiary speech by "A Man Named
christensen.
CHICAGO. February 21-Ata meeting
of an auaIcAlsiio group .ast night held
at Grcil Hail. Jen- Christensen. editor
of the Arlatl ZtHa9. delivered rabid
.lccture He said that the anarchists
wanted revolution, and that "a reyolu-
ron could not he possible without
force The means 90 light the
capitalists was force and power The
doing, of the aIitaiOrs were. at present
only confined t0 organizing .he masses.
Christensen then said "Ihe governing
class will never yield 90 The demand, OF
the workiugmeu They would see hu-
manity 20 under before they VIII give
mo their alleged rights and privilege
Shall DO be permitted That small
heap OF lazy privileged men shall stop
the progress of the world The work
inr people who contribute 20 90 so per
cent 20 the whole population, Will soon
take cOcnilance of their wrongs and Will
call t0 cxpl0itels and manufacturers a
thunderiu4 hale The lives of thousands
are ruined and destroyed, so that The
monopoli-is c0us enrich their
pockets with million or more.
Law must te abolished The cap
ualists DO not ask IL the means were
good or not They Use everything in
their power 10 accomplish their purposes
The fact is undisputed. that our object Is
noble one. and ll accomplished will
make all men free and equal A terrible
outbreak Will toe the result of oppression
The solution OF the problem is near at
hand
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De- expended, under the direction and
control of fhe Secretary Of State 10
furnishing transportation 10 the United
States to any citizen or citizens OF the
United States who may be found de-t-
uie within the National Department of
Panama iu tAe republic of Columbia
1Hf Elcnr-HOUH IAN.
The House Committee ou Labor to.
dav authorized % favorable report on a
Mll providing for the enforcement of the
cI.hi-h0ur law on Government premises
The lI provides thM all parties con.
tracing lar the performance OF work on
Government premises shall agree that
eight hours .Aall constitute a day s.
work
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BENJAMIN AND LEVI
MEET TOGETHER N THE COUNTRY ;
CAPITAL.
GENERAL HdRRISON'S SE(OND
DAY ~ WASHING TON
pFIIGHTFULLN ESTERTAiNLD by
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
number Of Visitors Received ST..
Morton Arrires ln the Evening
All Ready for the Insu
guratiOu.
BENJAMIN AND LEVI
ENTERTAINED BY
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

WA-mN0TON. February 81 Exhaust
od by the slcepess night on the irain
Ge leral Harrison and the other members
the family of the President-elect slept
late this morning Breakfast was served
in the private dining-rOOm at 03O. soon
after That hour callers began 90 arrive,
and up TO clock ab0u, thirty men of
,tc hai been received by General Harr
s1u
Senator Sherman called 81 u o'clock
and remained half an hour
Ex-senator Window called about +
NJ and bad p half hour OBJ longer talk
with the presidcntelect
Among The other visitors were -eua-
tors Palmer, il-on Mitchell. and Hon.
z. e. Plat. Representatives Lodge and
Thomas AdurmtJeneial Drum and
Chairman BrIi'on
The miserable weather prevented amy
member of the distinguished party
leaving the hotel dutIug The cuIy part oi
fhe day
President Cleveland and Mr. Clcyc-
land Yesterday sent an invitation t0 Gem
eral and MIS- Harrison to lake dinner
with them 40 the Presidential mansion
thi- evening The invitation 10 is un-
der-tOod. has been accepted
AuNr HUNDRED CALLERS
General Harrison remained i'm Dis
apartments AN day. principally occupied
in receiving half hundred callers. lu
addition tO those who called oi tle
General fully hundred men and women
of prominence called On Mrs Harrison.
During The afternoon the Presiieutelcc,
bad brief interviews with Nh Blaine and
several Senators
a few minutes before seven clock
General and Mra Harrison drove lo the
Executive Mansion and dined W.iA the
President and Ala Cleveland
Mrs Folsom made the llfh member NJ
the party Tie occasion Was almost in-
formal in iis nature. Long after c0Lce
was served General Harrison -ai talking
with The President as Mrs. Cleveland
entertained Mrs Harrison
Good night was said al l0 % clock. and
at 1915 General and Mrs Harrison
were again IN their apartments 20 the
hotel
LEVI GETS tn ON TIME.
Vioe.Presidentelec Morton Ms
Morton their nye children and attend
ANTS reached the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad depot at $3.50 This p VI 10 was
raining heavily, but several hundred
people We're IN waiting They
wele met by Chairman DHt-
ion fudge McCammon and Cen.
eml Williams. OF tho inaugural
committee The party were rapidly
driven t0 the Arlington Hotel and
ushered to iAe apartments prepared ior
them The pauOr table contained half
dozen handsome baskets of flowers
ihe gifts 0t personal friends An
hour after bis arrival Mr. Morton sent
message 90 Genera Harrison notifying
hm of his arrival but the two distIn-
misAed men did not meet until late n
the evening Mr. Morton left the hotel
af q o'clock and visited friends until l0
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IMPORTANT INVENTION
The Waddel Railway Block signal ~,
TEN.

The Nadden Railway Block signal sys
tenn.
LEXINGTON, "a, February 2i-The
company formed TO give a practical test
on some heavy traffic line OF railroad of
the W Waddell Automatic Electric Railway
block-signal system, designed 10 prevent
collisions on railroads, will be pcrma.
nentlv organized on The 9Th pr0ximC
when there will be general
meeting of stockholders here A
charter of incorporation Will be
secured from the Circuit Court
which meets March lst The officers
under the charter will be +. T Glasgow,
president " II Waddell. the inventor.
secretary and treasurer directors. the
president and secretary, Captain John
{. Bonde s. II Letcher, OF Lexington,
VI. Z. Funkhouser. and IL. /. Hoover.
stanton. Railroad experts who have
examined the working model Of the IN.
yention say il will jump into popular
favor with all railroads after practical
test i made
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PARNEIL coNGRArr1ArrD
TILE NEW YORK SENAIE
Adopts Resolutions Congratulatlng ute
irish


Irish
ALBANY. N Y. February 91-ln tle
State Senate to-day q resolution offered
hy Mr. Laughlin was adopted setting
forth that the people of the Empire
State are gladdened by every event which
Aasiens tho day that is 60 give home rl.e
to Ireland extending c0ngraula
tious 20 Charles Stuart Paueu
upon his magnificent victory and
complete yindiaat0n in the
investigation OF the charges preferred
against him by the London Il4.s also.
cOngratuiating him amt THAT other grand
statesman and eloquent advocate 0f the
Irish cause.-The grand old man. Rf Hon
William l. Gladstoue-up0n the marked
influence which The disclosures or
the investigation aIe exercising IN favor
OF the cause Of home rule and upon the
universal condemnation which IL being
hurled at those representing the English
Tory Government who have used forge
ries and ISLANDERS and lA0se de p.cablc
tools and self-convictci perjurers and
villains. lie Car0n and P.1Ou as "a pre
text 20 further cOerce and torture serY-
Ing victims of iandiorlism in Ireland
and % darken the names and fair fame
of the illustriOus champions OF that
poor dOWn-tr0ddeu Isle
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THE SQllB FACTORY EXPLOSION.
Funeral OF the Victims Of the Disaster

UHtTHI OI IHV 'IV1IIN' u 'IV
PLUi0UTn, Pa February 2I-Ihe
funeral OF tie victims of the Squib fac
tory explosion took place this afternoon
Thousands followed their remains 10 the
grave. Nine ministers oiiic.ated at the
services. All business places were
closed. Nine Of the victims were buried
in The shawnee emeiery, ami Miss
Lynch was inferred in the Catholic
Cemetery.
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A Murderer Pay. ,he Penalty of Hss
Crime,


Crime,
RAiEIoB, \ c.. February q Howard
Anderson, young white man. Was
hanged In the Jail yard al Go.dsb0ro
this afternoon lie wss very p.ucky
and met death without a murmur His
parents have been at haicigh Tor TWO
DAYS beseeching Governor Fowle o.
commute the death sentence. bW the
Governor refused 90 interfere
This morning the prisoners mother
went on her knees i0 the Governor and
begged him % spare her son Anderson,
himself, sent the &oyeruor % telegram
saying Please have mercy on me and
spare my life TO This mo- reply was
made 4 great crowd assembled on the
hills and h0use-tops and ,aw the cxecu
ton Anderson. neck was broken and
he was dead In seven minutes His crime
was committed last July al Goldahoro.
He had been refused credit for twenty.
i've cents worth OF barbecue by William
Porter street yender and az night DE
crept up 20 the latter and smashed hl.
skull with stone There We're
several witnesses of the crime
Anderson made every effort TO escape
the gallows But the Supreme Court
confirmed the death sentence aud The
Governor issued the death warrant
He was respited a month ago until TO-
I4V
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Run over by a Train aud Manglsd
-spe ial 70 the TINES

DANynLE, Va, February 21.-rhe re-
mains of Frank / Bernard were found
on the Richmond and Dangille road
near Ethan, this morning horribly
mangled The deceased Was brother
OF silas Bernard, OF the Exchange ware
house.
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H.a HIfe. fo fle Washington
...H- Seriously auc4 Mca at
.aI Chandler should 0e lll down
ir..H. citizens Wll desire nO
aI NUf long 90 soc the bloody
.e.rH.l laundrlel Toe "-w0id OF
rlD.l.e conflict beaten into FL
A..F a1d thc representative
0. tola .clfion, consiIalueI t0 fiIm
..' speech io the rules of common
'..e aad their behavior 20 the ameuilie-
". -clled society
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Buf 30 must Dee said. with all due re-
spect for lhc high position Mr. Mills has
Won asa Democratic leader that his at
tmdc in opposition 90 tho internal reye-
nue. ieatule of h.s arih bill j. based on
neither craftsmanship nor common sense.
-Ercldnge
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MI Mills is wrong He has arrayed
himself against au overwhelming major
ity of the Dcmocatlcpariy and be should
hasten 10 set himself rght-AAaHia
t0nststutDu
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POOR PIGG0TT.
His CONSPIRACY AND PERJURY STILL
FURTHER CONFESSED
HIS ARREST ~ PARIS CONFT
IDENTIFY EXPECTED.
THE rHuNDERER MAKES AN AM
PIE APOLOGY.
But Denies That Tt Ever Intended Any
tning Malicious -Telegrsphic
News From Both Sides
the Sea.

+ LONDON. February ~ Wien fue
Panen commission resumed its sitting
this morning Auorney-General Webster
announced that Pigott had written to
Mr Shannon from Paris The letter
/ was dated Saturday but was not in
/ Pigotts hand writing The letter was
read in court Ii contained the same
+ confession that Sir Charles Russell read
yesterday. Pigott acknowledged that
he had forged the flc sipah printed hy
The Times, and the other letters. he adj
mitted that he wrote the conversation be
had had with Eugene Davis a. Lausanne
only from memory He fabricated the
letters which he told Houston he found
in the bag, and describes the process hv
which ho did it Tie used genuine
letters of Parneil and Egan 8. copying
closely several words of general char
acter and tracing the actual writing h'
holding the letters mp again-t window
and following line for line Tine second
batch of Parneis letters he initiated
from the f4f suHit
After Pigou- letter had been rr,l.
AttOrnev-Geneml Webster -aid $40.
body will attach amy weight io pi-0t'-
evidence 10 is now our duty t0 ask
leave to- Withdraw from considering thc
gcnuineness of the letters The nub-
fishers ~ the 1medosiref0cNnre.. their
regret for the publication of thcm. aud
will little later give fuller man.ic-ta-
tions OF regret over the matter
The AttOrney-Gcnemi rcpuimfpd the
charge made yesterday hy Sir Charlie,
Russell of conspiracy to mr the Par
ncllltes.
rtGOTrs ARREST EXPECTED fN PARIS
LONDON. February Ell is thought
that Pig0tt may De arrested in Paris
but it is q question whether The French
Government viii allow him 90 De extra
diied for perjury
THE rHCNDERER TAXES WATER
The Tins has withdrawn its adyer.
tisemcnt Of Parnellism and Crime. and
30 DOnncll against Walter applicants
for the pamphlets, are informed that
they are out of print
PARNELL CONGRATULATED
LONDoS, February 21-Nr paucu
was surrounded by friends .u the lobby
of The House of Commons to-day. AN OF
whom congratulated him upon the col
lapse of the Ihmes crusade against him
Sir w b Barellot Conservative mem
bcr for HOnham penetrated the circle
and cordially shook hands with The Irish
leader
The Palnellites have not yet resolved
upon acourse0f action butit isdctniteiy
determined 20 follow mp The suggestions
OF conspiracy put forth by Sir Charles
Russell
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\NANrLD-TO RENT 4 HOUSE.
" tenfrIy located. with SIX or q ght
uUmf. Address, stating location aud price
per year. y y 4. lfNfs Office. ft25tf
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\NANTED.-TO lend $4,000 Al
" tTer cen'. ca CTS or Suburban Real
F tate fora term Cf one t0 ihre. years. Ap-
o. fo fplNptAiku 81 DhNOON. la3 east
Vain utet fee.-tt
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VOL. Ill. NUMBER $50
TEE nNELN TIMES.

Puhii.hcd every day III the
scar. aud The Only Monday
iu0ruiug daily issued IN
VIRGINIA.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS

Wants, Marriage and
Death Notices. not exceed
ing eight lines, 2J cents for
each insertion.
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AHANIED - EVERYBODY TO
~ know tlat fhe Rest Twenty fre Cent.
Nal' .u tac D.iN can te hslaf Hudsous Res
muriot, hos 10 ana l8 north seventeenth
street. fClg-u