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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA.
The Push and Progress of that Rushing
city.
Correspondence OF the rimes.l

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. September 6 L
ls reported that an English syndicate has of
iered To purchase from the Messr>. Ihomal
their sixteen furnaces IN Pennsylvania. I
tnls DE- espand dhihe deal be cconsummated. The
| Me>sis. lhomas VIII silll retain possession
OF iheir two furnaces here, and it is said thai
/ lleA VIII Immediately begin the construc.
ii9n OF other furnace plants INA this State.
The presidency Of the Tennessee Coal. Iron
ana railway company, was recently made
vacant by the death OF Hon. John &. Brown.
l'N-Poterhof or tennessee. 10 IL rumOred
mere that tho presidency OF this company
VIII be offered 10 Mr.. Daniel lamont. who
WIS President Cievelands private secretary
The tennessee Coal Iron aud Railway Conn
pduJ own several million dollars worth of
property chiefly In this state. Among 9th.
et': lt owns the tnsley iuinaces near here.
which are the largest furnace. I'm the world
IN" presidency OF the company paws $4,000
per annum.
The work of p1virg additional streets \.
neh- pushed O. completion. These streets
ara being paved with Belgian blocks tho
most durable street Pavement known
Nhllc the city government " deyofinr >
great nenl Of time 10 the paving OF street.
aud Sidewalks, they are nOs neglccting the .
.anituiy and educational needs Of the cifv T.
\ me system OF sewerage Is being con-
structei, ana there have been abundant an
pioptaiions 10 tho public schools. which an
propriations are bcing iudiciously expended
under the capable management Of nn ON
lent superintendent OF education.
Handlers of building mnteriat say tina,
mere j. % very large amount Of buildings going
DID at the present time. Large. substantial
'fuctufes OF modern architectural designs
re replacing smaller buildings I'm different
mrs Oi the city. Armugements have abouf
'tch completed foi the early commeuc ment
u work on the government bnilding
ihs city hHs now the best >ftoet car ser.
lc- oi amy city ul It's Sl1o in the United
iate-, without execution. bur IN addition fo
he large number of horse car ana steam
motor ilueS now in Use. several electric M
avs VIII soon le in operation. There Inns
cen moro or less objection O. the granting "a
: franchises 10 eisctiic companies on ne. 1
lult oi the danger from overhead wires. ;
et me Mayor ana committee having VISIT -
i 'WinuoOga and inspected the working |
lnr electric railway fhsrc, with which l
iey are hFoIably Impressed the Iiiy Coun )
/ VIII no" grant franchises % the eomps- n
les desiring 90 Use electricity as a motive IA
lhe state fair will open here September ID
'lh. \ Fro4t deal of cncrsN and persrvrr- \
i'' hnNin- been put forth in This undcrtak- o.
4! the enterprise Will doubtless be nblg Y
fcrss
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Boston. MAss., September 7.-Agnes
nnish'' whose iamiy live ia kecne. y. H..
became infatuated with Charlie. Icrbe,t ~
young ciggrmgker from baltimore. They
Nefe friendly, but the young man had no lu-
leniion OF marrying Agnes. Finally. 10 gad
iid 81 hef ne len worcester and came 10 Hos
ION. Sne Followed and renewed her imUOr-
thnitv. charging him with tho usternttv .,
her unborn child. lie nnally promised 10
marry her II she Deca ne mother. She
hifed room al Temple street ten ,lays axo.
anu setlinsa three Weess' old boy from an
uhIoitunute servant, tried TO palm N on on
her lover. His ewes were opencd hv .anc
experienced iem1ies. The police were called
m and Agnes iintily confessed thar .he h,d
humDugged Charles. '''-'
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DETERMINED TO SUICIDE.
But Rescued Against Her WIN.

t-''f'''t ff't - fAis
NEW YORK. September 7.-Isna Her
berg aged /. years, Ot DS ~t1p1 sfrcef
brooklyn, attempted suicide about midnipbf
hyIumDing d ON the felryb0at Idaho. She
was rescued Dy James Kelly. ticket slopper.
Hnh sent 10 The 6onvtrueur Hospital she
gave hciy hbiu lght throwing OH life
pitseiNcta ropes. etc. as fast as nut ON nor
ana set her teeth 10 the muscle. Of mis- ann
aud hit through his cl'thcs Into tho flesh
ne nnally beat her into submission. ana she
~as hoisted up limp and exhausted Her
Eihef states that Il love affair is at Inc not-
tom OF her attempt az suicide
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ATTEMPTED LYNCHlNG.
desperate flght o,e. tue Prisoner

WICHITA, KAN. September Yes
terlay afternoon as the sheriff OF Butler
county was taking Robert Snyder. who about
one month ago murdered his vile and mo-
ther-in-law, 10 the cOurt-hOuse Tor n preliml-
nary hearing. mob made a rush for the prls
Oner with The Intention OF lynchlng him. A
number OF deputies -erf with the sheriff and
a pitched battle ensued snyder was struck
In the shoulder with bullet and ur OF the
mob were mJured-two OF them, perhaps. IA
lally
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DANVlLLE DOTS.
County Precinct Meotins,-Two Fires
Tobacco sales.
Special TO the ips.

DANylLLE. Va, September PIE
cinct meetings were held all over Pittsylya.
ma county today and delegates were elected
10 the County Cuns cntiOn, which on Saturda,
next VIII nominate candidates FOR The Legls.
laturc.
Two fires to-day kept the department a
ntil. busy Al 2.5p frc rOke out ia .. e..
'oNlugiOhs residence. on ITcen street
which was eftlngsished with slight damage.
~ 900 o'clock Tonight lamp exploded In
Williamson A LipscOmts crOckery store. ON
Main street, Starting very lively little IRE
when wn' put out by the department with
about $3.50 damage.
tobacco transactions for the week are good.
but there were no large sales OF leaf lrices
i)r good working stock and wrappers are rul-
ing higher. shipments Ofmanufacturcrs foot
up 2O5 900 pounds for the week
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RlOTOUS KENTUCKY NEGROES
Atiacked by Oncer. md Disnerscd.

MOUNT STERLING. KY. September :
Last night "a party OF three hun ircd negroes
armed with shot guns. pistols, bowie knives
ana other Ccadly weapons. Assem- bled in This
city al five different points with the prOba-
bic view Of attacking tn county jail and res
culng IOm Giliasnin lc0lOredl. who was
JAILED yesterday. chgrsfi with Durgarizng
the residence Of General John = williams
lhey Were attacked by eleven officers at
their strongest point and ncd. Ten were
captured. one Of them being pastor Of tho
col0red church. They clam they had as
sembied 10 guard the ihil. fearing that Gil
lashin would be taken Ouf and hanged.
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iroa WORKERS Wage. Raised.

READING, PA. Sept. 7 The wages of
lhe pudllers Of the Brook. iron ,ompanv.
at budsDoto, were advanced from s3as ID
,.l-po Per ton, commencing next Monday.
us aHrcts over threo hundred hands At
the rate ~ which iron Workers ,vag,s bs,'..
peeh raised ni Schuyklll Valley within the
pas TWO weeks, II IL estimated that one
ihoisand puddiers have had their wages in
creased IN that time. The advance also
u .nlIIIunnfs 80 - - |.'-'
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Boston. MASS. September 1.-Secrs-
tafy North. OF the National Association ol
Wool Manufacturers. authorizes an emphatic
bus, q. 10 the effect that the association has
issued a circular declaring that II will be
difficult 10 keep wooien manufacturers IN
line for exisiin. rates Of duty on wool, and
asking growers to consent 10 II reduction OF
the iarln.
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HON. JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
The Champion to stand for Congress from
Eo.tOn.

NEW YORK. September John L.
sullivan. ir letter I'm the evening sun. an
nounccs That he isN candidate iOr Congress
from the Boston, Mass. district when the
next fall elections are held. lie viii run. Dee
says. as Democrat. iu The course OF his
lcttcr ic says: ANY man who doubts my pOt -
ularity wich the American people has only
got 10 travel about with Inc Co get rid Of th,
notion. some may criticize my oceupa-
non in life They DON'T know what they a.e
liking about. My business is and alnaNs
has been ever since came before The pubic
io encourage phy steal oultuic. 4 man VINO
can quiet q crowd 10 Madison square Garden
as have done can make his presence felt iI
congress or any where else Ou earth"
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and the Present.
h,' =" iSol John Warock. printer. published
~ n"' n"iliN Of the Common t6nucil tbt
HiN' nonN oi ordinances. aud the aris a. A..
S'InnlN ithling thereto. of the c.fv oI Ptci.
nnIu. a glance through IL serves fn .t,,,,
we tital changes that have taken place hct,
0lnN' N'hiupud was made "a town
l",A WIS uohc hA aci oi The General Aeeor1-
''t, ''' 4'enahi i-goNtuur. Council and Bur
.'>S.S. ln May, 1872. which granfpn \lilI,a,,,
INid the flsuf fO establish "A tow, 4, be,.ii
t "..hmond. nt thc falls OF James river.
iNr sue ni tuc town was owned iu fee e,luuin
~ '."'it' ny il' ana tne act provided Thar
.'.i' Nhithl Toe kept Twice YCqf ln the fo,yn.
'.ilL - 20 reason lur the same that tha,.
M'" "' very c'muodiou, 10 Tho iuhnhi-
.'n'.. Al intsc idirs all manner cf cattle.
fic'ulls' GOODS and wares of nll soris. wer,
r.andIse, &c.. were sold. IN rcf.ffiu, tn bis
'i'4' 'if ord ihis afi. the word royal lis al,vaVs
J. spelled "rliI."
The nest aci is ono $50 prevent the bnild.
lnt nnd repairing wooden .chinnlcs. %
uinn-Ni about hN representation. d. fLo a e.
/ >cmniA ihat the inhabitants were .offen Ia
ti'ii '"h-ri oi having thClr houses and ef-
7 iscts burned.
fiNoVAL or IlfE CAPITOL
in May 1870. the Assembly passed an o.,
ID remove the seat Of g0Vtrumnuf IRON, 1s' a.
ilamshul1 io Richmond. The cxpeu.o. ~
INt war ui the Revolution prcyfrfrd fhe
.,nn,ll'l' building ot suitable house. aud
'"' directors having the matter in cnarro
Mtrc uiic ted t' prepare Temporary struc-
lures Tor the use of the ~tatc government.
AN nci wls passrl hy tlc General Assem-
"if lt sNl "ip secure fD persons titles fD
lots, lands. OF trutulnfs under fit. ioffrt,. "A
ine Iaic lllum Byrd. Esquire 40 foc-.ifUirl.
'NI.Nc ihrifln- Charles tlricr. hrlng ihe |
Only ~NlNif ing trustee oi William Byrd ,e.. /
tmI uWtfci to execute dnCds OF cpnscyanr. /
lN iIr respective purchasers
iN s-- iur IHMu Ni richmond was iuoer- /
ifiai.n bnd iht people empowered to eject 30 /
Ma}oi. De- order. four al ofmcn. ami six /
rnlnrNilNn. $50 ordinary I.n-lDf tf.t. alfo..-
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TAKE NOTICE., THAT HAVE
FOR EVERYONE TO READ CARE.
FULLY

Arcrsr %, .sSo an sl-2w
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THE PHILADELPHIA LAUNCHED.
Miss WanamaIser Performs =, Chsi,ten-
Ing.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. September l.
The new cruis + Philadelphia was success.
fuily launched al Cramps shin yard. 40 II:fs
lhls morning. She was cnristcned by IA,
iOsimastei-6enernl's daughter. Miss Minnie
Manamaker The Wanamaker party len
JeuklltOwn al 1913 This morning. and con-
Aisted Of Mrs. Harrison Mr., Munnmaker
the Misses Lille and Minnie Wanamak'r
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Nanam-ker and
Robert ogden. Upon their arrival
nt the yards the party Ha. met hv one II the
'ininp brothers and escorted 10 70 place re-
served FOR them where q good View of the
launching could De had. The WOrkncn were
busy knocking the blocks from under the
hug vessel when the party arrived Miss
Nunauekrr WIS conducted 10 - pIurc rc-
served for her near the bow OF the ycsselarf
"a bottle OF wine with % pav ribbon
tied 20 10 was handed 10 her Lyerythiug
Dcifg in readiness me signal wa. given
and as Tie last block WAS knocked from uu-
der the big ship. aud Sine began 10 move
Miss Wanamaller gracefully broke the bottle
Of wine on the bow, and exclaimed II
christcn thee. Philadelphia" A. the big yes-
sci glided int the wafer, she WAS greeted
with cNeers and the blCNiIg OF whistles from
the assembled crafts on the rl.eg. Size was
allowed 10 iiOat around for q lew moments.
and then was lowed 10 one OF the docks.
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RN VIRTUE OF \ CERTAIN DEED
- - ut TRUST DATED July lss- A\D
VF VT,.,is,.. ~, l'i,p - cLElkS OFFICE or
l''' page -, default having been nad.
IN tne pay ment of "a Iau Of ne d.bt
intiehN secured. nnd being required 40 10 do
Nv ~. h"idrf thereof We VIII .cll by Auction
upon The premises
IhthsDAl. SEPTEMBER I2lH. Isso.
~. al . CLOCK =. NJ. That lot OF land with the
frame dwelling. 40 I,Og Williams >f,'.',
ih,i'on, fronting f. feet IS "A d.pth .f pn
lect io nn alley lOfest Wide. ~
i'iina 'hah. a. J. CHEW MING.
tDW. 4 Ku~E
''' 't Trustees
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Saved by n Parachute.

BUFFALO. n. y, September 7.-As
Professor Eogan, the Aeronaut was starting
On trip ffon the Fair Grounds to-day. the
balloon. which had been filled with not air.
,iusht hfe; IL went swiftly upward, and
Hogan had hardly lime to detach his para
chute before the balloon collapsed IL was a
narrow escape, and the balloon struck the
earth before Hogan did.
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shot aud Killed Barbecue.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, September u
Wright Il. Ellis was shot and killed by / ~
" iliiains at temperance barbecue to-day
IN me town OF tllszye. Levi county. tlis
was intoxicated and demanded a reiraction
~ certain statement attributed 10 NIL
liams. A dispute ensued, which culmlnated
10 no.n men drawing pistols and opening lire
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AUCTION >ALIs-fuiurc Da,.
\ DMlNlSTRATRIX'S AUCTION
SALE or
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN coops

VIII sell by auction at tho residence. M
3os west Cary street. ou w.
THURSDAY. sErrrvnrR -. 1850.
ion '''''''''''-
iARlON SUIT ln plush. aood asn....
.AnLok tAltPEi~ OR lsloS.
MAN LII ORNAMENT.
lt'BlNEr
lot ol WINDOW SHADES. FTVptrs .,c.
! BOOK CASE. JIM "''
D,klNG CHAIRS.
tNit. "''Ni A"ihi-
tNlENSiON TABLE.
SO. BOARD.
! htfkl9thAIOr. CIAIhs. SC.
~, 81 NJ, ny ftKNliUKE. HALL
~, -, T. HALL CARPET. also 3 vi, nf
,IhAAbtli - H. and other articles.
l'ihe tArb. -. VI. T.. JOHNSTON
'n,iii>iIitiiN ~ Il. H. JOHNSTON. deceased.
'hoi,'h' ". MAYO. Auctionocr.
sfb-bf
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PIlIsbuRG. PA.s September Five
thousand miners IN the district about Brock
wayVille, Dubois. Reynoldsville, ana punx-
snta way are liable 10 strike next week fOt
an advance OF from i've % ten cents 80 as Ia
pia'e their wages In the scale that has been
granted In adjoining regions.
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A QUAINT BOOK.
GLANCE AT THE EARLY HISTORY
Or RICHMOND LEGISLATION

''N' Book of Cit, Ordinances and Act
"' Assembly Connected Thcrcwith-In-
'cresting Contrast Between ,,,, n,,
and the Present.
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\ iiend >hott Death

CHARLOTTE. n. c., September -
John Sigmund. "a negro, was shot 10 dss,h
Yesterday bya crowd wnile en- route 10 iii
Tor attempted rape OF twelyc-year-old
daughter of j. B. Moore, at Stanley Greet
seventeen miles from Charlotte.
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Two Jurors In the cronln Case.

CHICAGO. September 7.-After five
hours OF tedious examination OF talesnen In
the tfonin ease, court adjourned this after
room until Monday moining--Geo. Creighton
and .. {. simmonds being held over sunday
as possible jurors.
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An Old Bath County ti.lzen Dying.
lNpeclal ~ The Times.

Mn-LBoEo, VA, September s.-John
beaty y dying. lie has always been a good
blacksmith, good Democrat. and "A perfect
gentleman. NpIoid fever and "a general
break down Is the cause OF his deata. lie
WI De much missed,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS sOR PRINTING. LITH-
. o'hAPlilNp, BINDING, RULING. Nc.

. i - II.
'ilitI of ~rrirfNTTNnFs Fsr or
PUBLIC PRINTING.
hltHhnNn, Va. ~eptempor 1. IsSg J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RFcEIy.
'i at this Office Iutil
WEDNESDAY, SErrlsmfn -. 1859.
at - % clock,N for the Printing. Ilfho4ranb.
,ls, binding Ruling. &c. fOf the state 81
tkinh i"f one year iiom october !, lNeD
,lllht'l schedules shown. in detail Tie
considerations, viii be- furnished on npuhc.
li'l lp niddofs. on which all the bids WIN H.
me provisions of iho iaw iD neferencs H.
,nt experience and facilities nt tho limo of
lhe plbdinl VIII De- rigiily construed.
'"ntfnctofs Will boz required 10 enter into
D'nd WIN security 10 De approved by the
secretary ~ the tommOnws1lth for "a.
prompt and faithful execution oil thclr con
Acts '' ~"
me night Is reserve I of rejecting any AMI
"il piis. and the work Viii be- awafded ia
such lots or portions as the SUPERINTENDENT
may hctm proper J. H. O'BANNDN
superintendent Of Public Printing.
sel-eCdot
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JOHN BOWERS,

40. Z Governor Street.
'.hLL AND MARHLiIIED sLAIk
NANfIL~.
..'L WOODEN MANTEfs.
.'''o it ANDIlIE HEAKTu-.
'"Aii, ANDIENDEts.
ra, CHANDELIERS AND SHADES:
''.AlA FURNACES AND FIHE PLACE
STOVES.
variety Of HEATING STOVES,
B.. ''aN'ls s. AND COOKING STOVES.
p. ""Ass TENDERS AND FIRE SKIS:
'HAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
'A 'vph STOVE. au i-1m
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have Withdrawn the agency Of n,, rpoN
hOvf FAINT from a. l.. fJQTA. Noone
Is autho NED 10 use my Paint, 80 EI OK
THE LOOK QUIZ w
Any one having leaky roof. or roof In
paint, and wanted 10 painted win pA~
MILLS IRON OOF PAINT Will please writ.
10 y Bank street. .PEIERSBUKt. VA. r,n
give best OF testimonials nom best men I'm
city or state. HENRY pAS<iIf "
= Bank street Petersburg. Va.
lhis paint can be- bought in any o,,antitv
and VIII hip 10 any part OF the Tinted
states. Color. iron with gloss seSet
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A ton Of dynamite was used IN sir
! gle blast in q quarry nj SOuth fcthl' hem, y
/ T.. on Monday. 10 displaced 2ROnO tons o
/ rock. and the shock was felt for mile,
around. Great numbers II people gatherc,
3 % witness the effect OF the monster charge.
A grand harvest holiday barbecue
recently held near ChiilicOthc 10 celebrate
/ the glorious crops Of Northern Missouri. wa.
attended hy 1900 people. Twenty bceNce
forty sheep and thirty pix, were roasted, and
scJo loaYCs Of bread were fed 10 the multi
tudc.
a man has Just dioc al Council Bluffs
a., vino wns a Physiological wonder. \ post
inoffrH ly4uina'lon revealed the facl tla'
hfs heart WIS on tle right. the liver on the
len side Of the abOlmcn, and ihc stomach on
the right. The i4nss were One-third no
normal siz' and pressed upon. Physicians
say that 30 is wonderful that he lived any
titie afier biith.
George Granville Bradley, who sue
cccdcd Arthur T. Stanley a4 dean OF West
minister. when an undergraduate az OgfOrd.
is said o. have read nine hours aud 10 have
run nine hours day. lie was an early riser.
and la MS capacity Of master Of University
college often locked over and corrected
score. of Latin prose copies before break
fast.
The ashes of General Pascal de fa0li
will hc removed shortly from the Old ~. Pan
cfta2 Cemetery In London. nnd rebuficd IN
Corsica. a. naive land Of the distinguished
rati)i and soldier. -. Franceschini Plctfi,
the secretary Of Napoleon III. and since his
death attached 10 the ex-tmprcss tugenie's
nous hold, has had charge Of the movement
n restore tho Generals body 70 Corsica lie
j. himself grind-nephew of Paoli.
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A PETERSBURG TRAGEDY.
Arrest OF Doctor Accused of the
Crime.

PETERs8rRG. Va. September -
Mrs. Betty O'Ncal. n Young woman. whose
husband hyos az Halifax, y. e., died this
morning from the effects CT an abortion said
10 have been performed upon her hy Dr. W.
A. Taylor. OF this city, who Vas llacth under
arrest a. Il after the cOrOner's inquest COM
mitted to jail on a charge of felony. lie III
have an examination before the mayor
Monday morning. The deceased left TWO
small children IN destitute circumstances.
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Aud now il H. railroad engineer Ol
J 81. PAUL VhD kas Won t3o fitlc of hero for q
4 uoed similar 10 those wlirh Immoria zeo
] fne names oI sim IludSo and icnn MtNn1to
I fic stood ut hls losi HpOu railway engine.
] with terrible danger threatening Nllu nno
other urtclOus lives. Tie lever ans broken
and fhc 'Irou beast, frantic Win 'lulle> =
/ Df .te..n rushing through the cylinders. va
nc kept a cool head and cluns Co thc un.
fnaIneea bio monster until he h1d conquered
/ IA and saved lives Snd property. i'orh"p'' ne
,.Ilt receive no IccpAlpusc ifulh hls employ
ets bur men who read OF fnf incident every
where viii speak OF "hcroic 'Soe VI Adams.
IL is stated fhat society lady In ban
Francisco has starred the fashion Of lJt Tor
prilc fights by real pu9ipetf. ms. me fdI-
fi5.afe Sn.esicou thinks. ls queer way Tor
niuisfeflne angels 10 De cmpl ylnH ln lpo
,.nu.up influence cf their hours of ease.
.,o mis- lad II 10 extends. Hill tc a faihtr
i,..,,,nfOpfia4c e style Of iine for lovely woman
a. ,o,a on hand. ~tlll, lf Is not an uhmlA'l
syn os N viii give ambitious "pfoiessi m
.i.na chance OI keeping their social value
above par. and OF nshtipg their way mo
polite society.
A carriage road has just been com
picfed 10 the TOP OF I'ike's Peak. ~ isAx-
sccn miles long. Al one ~ mt, Nhlch -
Os-2 feet hieh, the smoke Of iocoinoti>e
ninety miles away may be seem
A PhlladeIphian suggests that me
government issue a business ni.'ns p0,..e. ..,,,.
stnmp large cnOngb 10 hlMw bo"liiess i.',ns ,'5
10 have their names ana addresses p'"'''"
on II.
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MONTANA AND WASHINGTON.
Movement to CoioIixe Them With
Negroes.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. September : -
Politicians here profess ~ see 10 the action
Of the Iowa conference OF the African Mctho.
dist Church yesterday scheme 10 cOlOuize
Montana and Washington with negroes and
make those new States safely Republican.
The conference advised Southern negroes 10
elligrate 10 The northwest Rev. J.. "
henderson, OF Chicago. who was a prime
mover an securing mis- action. has been pro-
mOiing negro cxoduscs since 1872. lie
was The originator OF the famous forty
acres aud a.mulc' exodus OF thai year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
WILL VICTORIA RESIGN ?
IMPORTANT MEETING OF ROYAL
TIES NEXT MONTH
To Decide Whether Victoria shall Abdi-
cate in Favor of the Prince of Wales
The Antwerp EVplo>lon-Thc london
strike >tiil tnscttled-tabIe News.

LONDON. September 7.-There is con-
siderable speculation ms t. the meaning of
The proposed meeting OF royalties I'm Italy
next moth. The Empress FREDERICK viii
make her residence M the villa occupied by
her mother last year an Florence. where sine
Will be visited by her son. the Empeior OF
Germrny. and his WIFE, The queen of Ing
hnd VIII Join her daughter and her Imperial
grandson at Florence. where "a matter OF the
highest Importance, not only % Great Britain
but 20 the world. Will he decided. This Is
nothing less than the proposal that Queor
victoria should ablictc IN favor of the
Prince Of Wnf.s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

To.norro, uieui hl.s AGNES lieudon SSH
haaiH au engage, 'gOui oi t4ie' uishis ui thg
Ihotirc boo hcruew p'"E 'la heiiD liAii', oi
WoWau's Neueearce.f
The story is O. good one. II Gel ~ q N"ni'
man. The younger son Ol % wealthy mci. lUi
WHO i- supposed to ego wtOn-. tut h'
small falling, have, only been innguilCl
hs au elder brother. wuo thinks the hand
some Aouur-tcr stands in Dis way. The
elder brother iS. however. uNrI -lcl into %
love affair with pretty young French
woman. who biackmalls him, ANA through
Der the worthy father huds that The son
whom lo trusted was upWoruN and the
INTO squullof and poverty. WAS in reality inr
coed oLt.
lean lnelcslde agnes Herndonl The
wfouetd Qlrl, who DISCUSSES herself as 4"
frenrn ndNamfurcss known us La Belle
Marie. held her audience rs in "a wise hy Der
uondoiWi pQftmyal. She Was great in Tie
dual flif.