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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

knowledge Of the Republican ma
chino and influence with il, combined
with practically uulimited command of
doodle for campaign purposes. ara
the main requirements for Republican
candidates. Malone is not exagger-
ated specimen Of species. His defeat.
which seems certain. Ought TO prove a
lesson to the Republican party, but 1t
will not.
@'IN An ARRAY in Russell county We'd
nesday, Tom Osborne was shot and
killed by Hastings Johnson.
THE bonds $50, COO authorized by
the town of Liberty to DO issued for the
of a reservoir. etc. have
all been taken at an average OF .O3 by
home people.
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Nam YorA.IlnaneIaI Market.

fff
NEW YORK. Osobog ,. Money wa,
a4,ier 20 day bai DO transactions wen
recorded. Call ,,an, were oheicd a.
, par cent thiaUlhou ExcasDA,
Closed steady: poaedr rate. 4e3.: actual
rates. 1855 ur SKY days. Govern
meuts cl SEQ steady.
The general rMnoad ist Nos dnlI
hi, morninr. but the transactions M
Trusts. Burlington. Atchison. Louis
vile and Nashville. and ST. Poi daring
he ii s. hour were qIlte heavy 1he
fist prices were generally tiac ion
lily higher. a notable exception
was sugar Trusle. which con-
iinusl weak under "a pressure t.
-eh and after opouing per CO..
lower 40 Sit. IL further declined 10 s35
During the hour the general list fur
.uor adv need. under ihe lead of Bun
irgiOn. After II O'Clock tte pes
.ufe upon tie trust stocks va.
lute marked. Cotton seed Oi|
sas sold down from 43 10 Az
sugar also made "a further decline
,ud the genera list. on APPEARANCE oi
he bank statement showing decrease
% the reserve below the legal require
nents. broke 20 tae batter figures. TIE
decrease in the back reserve for tue
week amounted e. -03>OJ.
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HOPklNsyILLE Ky. October 3.-Ol
feungs this .,eek wee small In volume.
and undesirable in quality. ab iul nsll
showing damage oi some kid. o.
market Wa. l1wer on tycrttning g.ad-
ing below medium lar. aud ps.tlcu-
lady lower on an dam geG ana undc
sirab'e sorts. About half Ol The offer
ings were withdrawn from sale.
The crop Is about all housed. only %
very small per cent is now standing ir
the field. About half of the crop was
cut green. ard vii show very inlerio
quality. Some tOracco va, cut greer
on account OF leid-iiring. a good deal
more IN order 20 save IL from tht
worms. ard last week the frost scaie
sent the remainder into the barns.
II. ii. CLARK & BRO.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. October , Cotton
Mlddiiug. lU5c. Flour quiet ana rather
easier. Wheai-SOuthcrn steady: Long
berry. e04Ssc.: No. ? cjis6c.: steamer.
7sc.; Western steady; 50. winter red .
spot Size; October, sllaS2ic. Corn
southern nominal. iO44lc. Western
steady: mixed spot, UNCHANGED: Octo-
Der. 40ic. Oats iirm; Western mixed.
23l2ic. Provisions steady. Sugar
easy, \ soft, 1.c
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Der, SIZE. Corn steady; No. 2 mixed.
4Ota40ic. cash; do. October, 39sc. Oai-
Gull: No. . mixed. 26sae6ic. cash. PoIk
duii, mess. Si2 25ael2.7j for inspected
Lard dnll. Coffee easier; fair cargoes
Rio. f9ic.
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Chicago Markets.
ln. Il-lNrLlnL

CHICAGO. October , Wheat opeHed
fairly aclve and higher. Corn dull and
heavy OA's quiet. Provisions neglect
ID. Closing: Wheat-OciOber SHE. :
December. s3tas3sc.: May. S5ssejl c.
Clrn-October. 3ic. November. 3l5c .
ID C. mber. 3lsc OTIS October. lys
al0sc.: December, lo.c Nav. % la-2 .c.
P.rk - October. so 30: y vember.
% 3,tc: January. ;94j Lard-Oeto
nrr sGl2i: November. . a5; January.
Sj92i. Short rits-O,tOber. %, No
yembsr, $3.50; January Sti2l.
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SimnlY Eerfeal.

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route has equipped it,
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent, aud on and after August 18th
the patrons Of It's fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver, and between
Council Bluffs aud Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at Zoe. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.
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OFFERINGS.
Wheat .j3e bushels.
G. mi 500 bu- h-ls.
Ous-l.Osl iu hol5.
Ryc-S0i bushels.
O4chard Grass Seeds bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat - WHIT. is bushels COED
20 SEE. L9ngberry. 300 bushels
l0r seed at %, i6 bushels very gOnd
~ SOC. d., bushels common az sOc %
oushels common az Coz. Mixed, 30
.asnel, cool at sjc $50 bushels fair %
s2r. Shorib.Fiy 80 bushels ytry good
81 Ssc do. 80 bushels very coodat SIC. :
do. 10 bushels common al ioc.: do. SO
bushels common at 1Jc.: DO. is bushci-
common st5-e. Total sales OF whta,
y31 bushels.
Winter l6 bushels good a.
l3c.
Rve-l09 bushc.s very good on private
terms.
Oceard-g grass s.el-l36 bushels at
soe.: $50 bushels 80 1Jc.
COTTON REPORT.
Mar.Se' firm
Quoitoas.-Nildiiog. '0sc.; los
nh ding. io.s: good Ofdiuaiy
&c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

THE FINAL BATTLE OF THE LEAGUE
Before The sun shines upon Chiua again
the terrific struggle between the base
bah mines of New York and Boston for
the League pennant Will be over. This
is indeed a fateful day. Sixty millions
OF the free await the result in bl cath
less anxiety.
Boston is only two POINTS away from
the Giants. The blunder of sing
player may turn victory TO dsfeat.-N
Y. Herald.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. ONO. October Pork
regular atslO ijasl0 50; family, $40 s5a
-i0.s,i. Lard, kettle died. Csa6ic
BacOn-Clear sides. &c 0OaSG 0j Wits.
ky-Sales. 6s2 barrels Of finished
goods o. a basis Of Si02 per gallon for
hiyh wines.
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New YORK. Octqosr , Re
seryc-losrta-e - COS 500: L1at de
cfel~e. sllgj 30: Specie - decrease
s. 2j- 800; J. 50 Tenders decrease,
81 GA 100; DepOsii--d, crease. - go.
400. Observation-Disclosures. 81 600.
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NASHVILLE. TtNN.. October 5.-Wheat
firm: NJ. >. dry. slas2c.; Tough. 76c
Damp. ,2a,ic.; No 3. dry. 76a,sc.
Corn steady; fair demand; white mil
ling, 4jc.
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NEW YORK. Octo Der Flour fairly
active and about steady: City Aills. ex-
ira. 81 33ic4 10 for West Iodies. Wheat
'teady; No. 2 led, S6taS7lc. cash; Octo-
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PERSONS AND THINGS.
News Notes Compiled from the Time
Exchanges

nNNllNiu I'D nlfonc nauon 81 lsondcs. I'M
migration is doing II.
NR~. THOMAS LOGAN. OF Cincinnati. tried
to smoke mosquitoes out Of her house the
other nieht. and 10 cost her Just sia.ooo.
\ NoN MINT Co J. W. Marshall. dis.
c-7orcr of gold in california, viii Dee un.
,ricl nest Ma, az Colomo. ~ Dorado
county. call
ANEW crN fhc pierre rongunoisc. is in
thr market When cut like diamonds it is
-aidi. D.. scr, beautiful. Its color is a dark
hua mnr brilliant than sapphire though
-nmn varieties have purple or red tingc.
rr ralof coke as fuel for engines has
ir.tDn .an~mctor, on the Baltimore and
ol0 l.,d. and twelve now coke-hurning
engines have heon ordered fer use in the
PASSENGER service.
lm price of uhic- and omoralds j. year
It increasing. Diamonds and white pearls !
.r.unf .un- doarr Black pearls have
l.tn .ra-nr boo price for the last four /
t.U-. 100 n.t 10 b. almost impossible 10 /
supply t. demand iNr them
LADY GUINNESS BE- said to have given an
Ori.rl.ra l.Im'nl n0ehiaec. which it will
i.lr..s..al ,.ir, to make owing 10 the
fl...nt scarcity OF STONES Dl fhc first water.
i.. d.-.-n +, superb. and ihe cost viii Dee
Int SCHMIDT. Anarchist Linggs. sweet
Ilr Il- D.u arrested boz Chicago for
-f....n- s. portion off the money received
Dr., f.. h0m Oh. Sale OF stolen goods has
I.r.-.If. Iut flowers with which 20 do.
... I.. . .rlt.. 1f WnldbDin.
$500 N'r just h'0n introduced in the
.. ..IIf.r. fl rrnhfhif flfAn hill ,
!
" '' '"''-
N.''. 'n-i-h'r-. '"n-isncc'. ana
re.- Pa. a...rm.nlie. or aid in di-crmiuat- t
'- '@ I'''''' punishment ''' l'' !
q
ihfff i''- "i h'ni"h' n Marshall I
..iflt. .u aged negro vh, claims fo have d
r.......... .,t. ,.,...,, Ga. .t,.t 1T tin,o d
DIT "'' .''"-. u''s a
"'.l' "''F '"'il 'lfl vl
'' N'''''' h ''" ''''''""'
.'-i'" ''''", m'ni. "l 7
1920 .'. 'l'f'" ~.
.' .' 'N' ''. n'' W" put n I
fi r'n' n'if ''iN fnl'ul ilih'. h'
100. Ha f..nit rf time fei.'
iii N'N '..'fh- 'fr'F"Hf l'liih'h''N q
.U.Ia- ..If I' each Oi ih' Northern states x
...lI.f-..l s.s.rln. ro IL. need. Il
.....,..., ,,....,,d n,r. mp les. ~, II
''."-' ".' :.
Ni',' '.,,' i i'.'.'i
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"' 'n '"i 10
rfN Ifni 'aN.' ii'' question. I'D,
,.rn mM south would understand each
N'llH.tH l'.iHr would 10 i
.....-.'. ..ar-. d. iil.. the ,onfh.rn II.
...... nl.n.g.r Interfere with ANYBODY. fl
.t' n..i-.i'" comfort ol being ii
ca
....... .t...., fD. international OF
81,
"H' h.' .' i''ni'''." I'D 9'' 'H' w
I. aI.li N' nnll iNr il' secretary of in
...... t..t f...n th,m tha fscf that the r..
f.s...N section hi- SINCE i~ln Increased in h.
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Fay, Oats an,i Straw.

li9y-No. TN. thy. per ton. sl3. 80
10 -.i Como .. Sl2.OO to ~l5 0O:mxfd.
$40 sil. Virginia clover. $40 % ~.
Bl.Oa Oiis-ell 10 SIP
StacAs -.5alra. - % Zoe.
STpv-Comprc-aej. 100 pounds. 20
90 l-c: loose, pressed. large bale-. II io
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~ 'ffASCEkf
appearing by affidavit male and filed
that 4. 4iii er, the purchaser OF the aud
meni oned Ina tlc proceedings Of this caus,
Is nonresident ~ the state Of Virginia.
Ana &c also appearing that he Is IN default Ia
tHe payment % The two last bonds amount
Ing % sl.I0O with interest given Tor The Do
lrttei payments Oh said land. II T. ordered
tnat ne appear here on the first day Of The
neAi tenn Ol The tircglt Court of NottowSy
ielhS september 30, leeO 10 show cause n
ANY ne can, wny the said land should not be
re s"tt az tis own cost. risk and charges, ~
satisfy the said deferred payments.
Tesie:
HERMAN JACKSON. Clerk.
tt. -. ~vl liiALi, y. a. pu lS-Salw
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wnOLssALr rEuCE CCawEN
Reported ~ Spratiry & Overbcy. Commls-
sion Merchants. 1906 laty street
County Produce

>ouhssy ftouuce-
Apples--Choice. g. to $2.2j: prime
SLID to $500; poor to good, 81. % T.
81 80.
BIcCn-Nirginia hams. choice old. -
per pound new hams. small. 10 TO "a
new hams, large. IL to l2c; sidss. 81 /,
Dc: shoulders. 7 to -.
Beans-Choice navy. 20c.
BeesNax 20 20 Bic per pound.
Broom CONS 10 sc.
Buttcr-Nirginia creamery. % 20 Gle
family packed lNirginial. II TO ~
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
10 10 l1c: store packed. mixed colo
and sweet. IL to lJc; store packed, con
mon TO fair . TO 10.
Cabbage-Per 100 50 to IS.
EgSs-in crates fresh. 10 to zoe; t.
boxes and barrels is 10 l5c.
Live Poultry Hens. 2j to 2sc: mixed
coOps. 3 70 2Jc. Chickens. spring
large 10 to 2jc.; small. IA 70 ljc.
Dried Fruit-Peaches. peeled. ) % Sc
uDpeeled. halves. > to Sc. Apple
-liced, ) 20 Sic; quarters, to Sc. che,
rics. pitted. 9 to &c. Blackberries. 3
10 &c. WhoFtleberFies. e. &c.
Fealhers-Prime live goose. 40 to y.
per pound; mixed. p to 2sc.
FlaXseei-Per bushel, Si.00 70 Si.lv
Gfapfs-3 to DC.
Hiies-Dry nints. lieht weights. : I,
So per pound. heavy weights. 0.c pc
pound. dry sailed, &c, wet sailed. 4
gfecn. &c.
Lard-Pnme country, 5 to SIC pl
pound
OuIons-Pcr crate. so to ,5c.
Onions-Fef barrel - p.
Olanges 90 10 81 OO
Lemons $500 TO $500.
Peaches-Per bushel crate, ~ tc
S2.o0.
relauts-taucy stock, per pound.
,O g.: medium. 20 &c.
Pout0es-New per oushel. 60 to Go |
per barrel. Sl.sj 70 - CO.
H13ts-Ginseng, per pound. 500 /
Srrec4. PER pound. 30 to 3jc.
y cds-C.0ter pee pound. 81 10 Sic l
Timothy. per LusAel. SLIGO TO Sl.1i
Orchard g8si. 80 90 e0c.. Herd,
grass, 30 TO OOc: German nillet, - 1,
00c.
Sunac-per 100 lbs, &c TO 81.
Noll-Iub- aashed. 30 10 50. ptl
pound. unwashed. 23c Der pound.
T,iisead.
Shipstuif per ton Sli.
HrDNH-,uG per ton $40.
Bran per toa 80.
Groceries. ffc.
Asren,rod by isvsnp1rt s Morris.
Br.Oms-Two strings. Csc. 10 81 81
nree sirngs. Sl.,0 to ~ 80: fou
'rng'. 72.4J to - 60.
Can tomatoes, 3 poInis, per dozer.
3 o. Csc.
Csa corn, pounds. per dozen. - t.
5r.
isuings -Rae.halfb0l. 50 9jto $3.50
4. G.. cut Der bbl 50 80 90 20 O0.l
iros'. hbl. 80 IS TO -; new gippeo.
! - o. - 30.
Rice-cmolina, d to &c. RAngoon
Salt-Iiyerpool. from store. 81 40 q,
l9O. Liverpool Wy scarce: grouno
.nm from sore. per sack. sc. % Fl.
0u-ar--Gianulatcd. 5ic. cDnfeciOu
p p Az to &c. to 7sc.; OF 4 sugar
! g. as: Il sugar. -: white. exlrs
. &c.; eX.ia G, &c c uglr. t.. t. i
.c. r
leas-Black- 20 70 ,Oc.gunpowder. u '
= Soc.
CoHee-Rio. ut 10 e0lc.. Lagua,ta T
p io io 20,; JJya, 81 90 eGlc.: Mocha. a
Go zoe. id
Rgckei--paiu'-d. two hoops, Sl.90
lree hoops, $50. "
iull,W -.-.
L4d Pore, Sc, pressed. H.. %.
l!o1se-- LXtra, h1g,hcad, l3 90 ljc i
i.r,i. 81 l0 ice; genuine golden syrup o.
" gallon. D.. to 3-c: Porto HiCO. Is O. D
c as iD quail s.: New Od,ans piim, b
fnoiOc. 90 10 jOc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

MUG HOME OS CALHOUN STREET
> At NlDl pN.
u me rcguc'. ri ile u4n ,r. we s.li Offer
" sale Dog auction on ine promises. on
THURSDAY, e. fo1iH ioru. i--p.
{ > ~ lock T.. ~. flE NlcE IurIi
ipl>E. 80 .Ol iALiiO - ~ikEl4. c,u-
aiming five u'fua rif" water. Re.
lhis pro criy Nll n1t ll either MS e.
inlur 90 Al have -ifaNui. t'gHln and lny -
ou won't fc-ictlf. lruns lhsy
r. .ilA~l.ti a. co.
0e6,u fn. WcAth Au,U1ut.fs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

GET ths best-ihe celebrate | Dun
Top" Patent Flour. Phone 72J-ady
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Sew Yor,. stock Market.
Reported by O.. "a. Branch Z to-. bankers
and brokers'. so. I'LL Main street.
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richmond .tocs Mnrl.el.


Reported by John j.. Williams { son
bankers and brokers. No. llll M4iu ,tr ,ei.
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'N N"-"r lN' NNI NJ 90.
Real H>t1te Agents AMI furiiDuccfs.
'ilict 10 - ien'' 'f0ct. lclIer BlilllI.

i'ROo EES oa.. OF \ VALU-
ABLE = Nptk nf GltOcEsit~. To-.
AC,o>, CiGAl.~, So ~. CIfFItS. ST.
JAR =, lilNA NNDGI A. -MANF. FIOyg.
=. IoEf. INJURIES. ~ = pOfItIf'~
NJ MANY i-iilt ARTICLES 500
UNI kol~ 40 dtNIION.ON THURSDAY.
ClObLk lOiil. l>>'. ~ iu.ll D'.I.Ugh
~ null .rl,l EF-. rs ia CITY tF
MANCHESTER. NA.
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\ lRGiNlA-IN NOTTOWAY CIR
' CUT cor TT Gle KS OFFICE. Al
GL-l -. leSJ
W. Al. Mann, commissioner......~ plalntir
against
r. t. borum's Administrator st ar ..............
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THE CHINESE MAIDEN
lloi skin NaS tle r0lDi of saffron tea.
And Deer lts Was 49, IL ns Hat could hn
\ ID never we've seen such bcaatfnl eyes
Two almond Kernels DOB shape and SIZE.
sat IN "a couple Oi sllnliNg .asnos
And rot in lhr least d.sA.ured oy lashes.
and then >uch feet
Ou'l hardly mcet
In the longest walk through the giandcsi
street
You nllsbf 200 scekin
Fr m .aulsin To- pcsin
\ par 50 remarkably small and neat.
-.Jchn u. S04c.
SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid OF Viz.
glnla.-aGy.
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DUB lt SALE
4 iuDi-bkfD tROlItNG uoH-I-,
A. Cedar Lawn stock fnfm. Iicarc0 county.
Va, Nine-nilc road, three mi'0a irOm tho
city on
TUESDAY, ocf0HrI I5If. 1852.
sale to begin az 10 O'Clock An special
Train leaves The Guy n Im Richmond CITY
and Seven Tines ini r0Il 81 tiYn. corner
lwcnty'slStA aud l>ff0ets, atsf.,3I O'Clock.
JDrIfuU DAVIS
AuflllrttE.
T.. b. COOK. Salesman. fcHls
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GOVERNMENT sZCURnIEs. Bid. asked.
United States A. 5 Il. S e.. los ......
United States 4 S IL. & Co.. Ii sea-.
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Cement. R.,nc. rsa,;cr.stc.

Cement Union. per barrel. 2l.35.
Rosendale. Sl.3j to Sl.i0; james RIVER.
81 % to II 20
L'me-Rockland, per barrel. eLl0 T.
SLID Anchor, II g.: Rlyefton, slOj.
-. Virginia lines, sjc. to 81.
Piasiag-L Lump. -: ground. $3.50
to -; Calcinel plaster. sl.OJ to Sl..J.
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Lumber. Slaves. r.ie.

Llmhel-Whito oak. per 900. $40 10
+ - yellow ~. framing timber. 30 t.
,lO fcr uJO; bonds. =, 'o $40; poplar
Wei Virginia. 80 ]. $50: No. ,, S35
\ Ill.
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lr1n-American refined. Old Domin-
ion O4r PER pound f1r standard sizes.
. l-ioc: English and American sheet.
3. 90 5.c. S~edcs hammered. to Sc:
hoop. 20 &c.
A.ls-Cld Donation, standard sizo
S2.-5; steel, - 81.
Walker h0r5e-sh1gs. -. mules. e..
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Quoifioas.-}iadHog. '05c.: los
mn ding. ic.s.; good oiiiaaiy
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A ~rICiN lla. SIN from Wheeling. W.
Aa.. .Ifs. -A rt.ahle case has just been
Nlr.i t.ia. Jefferson county (Ohio) au-
fH.rf.-. Nr- Eliza Marcus. widow of Il
Union soldier. Aa- Tor some year, been an
nma.a. fa. county inhmap al Garfield.
A.Ha II i.IN Of september She left the in
.IHllII iI rlt 81 short Visit 10 some relatives
living H."r VI a-n'ugfnuNillo. She cot on
f.. r.r. within ...Ai nl lAe house to which
-i. nH- .Iu.. Nul became confused. 10 il
-IIf"- Nj. Ini wandered GOD in the wrong
direction. Nothing mNr. Wa, heard of her
f.r fN. N..h-. when 90 farmer residing -,N-
fl.I M.- away found ths woman living be-
.rI. small stream Ol water. being par
fnf1 u Oboe water and partially un ihc
N.NL. ~I Wu- -ul alive. hut WIS too
N..i. fH ai. Huf account &C herself. She
N.- removed fn % uNl.hhpfing house. but
N..l f0" -fm" day. % b. SUPPOSED she wan
Olr.II HIraf BOO ihe woods during ihc entire
iNH weeks -Hn Wa- missing. .uhsi-iins mo-
.l- knows iYn. and death WAS The direct
result ol tHe suffering and prlsaiion Incl
drnt io Obj. exposure.
iI@'N COT MY. ilNN. ha. u>su zap III
ANN. against Ihr Normon.. News received
from iaolo STATES that thr elders disappear
cd .Im fIm. ago. when ih, agitation was
hnf against Them. bui few day, ago re-
fHrueI. leiir, ine fhr storm io have blown
over. Their inrerdlaft utiyrancr- were not
forgotten. however. and iuc people who
warned lhrm propose o. make their threats
good. loriY or htv men. masked and
fObDi boz white. Thursday night visit
ed fh. hDu-c- of William BAR
ret. ihnmas smith and Ice Barrett,
where 90. elders had been. searching for
Them. some one, however. bad given warn
lns. and NOT and elder WAS 90 De- found.
These mon were cautioned against allowing
ihe eldest tO ever darkcn their doors again,
aud ihr elder, leli the county this morning.
To-day. "a number Of convert. declared they
Mere done with il. The experience 81
lady Oi lhe ucighb0rhOOd now in BOcs, XIV. |
ha, had "a beneficial effect. She went 10
| th aB Il convert. expecting 70 find the |
Garden II Eden. but 10 back AT her old |
home wiser. and warning Others. She gives |
,ickening pictures Of the sin and suffering |
there.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18

NOR RENT. - HOUSE. NO. ll16
Walnut st. Possession, Saptembcr IS.
100 Apply 10 HARLAN CAUSE, SECOND
aud King SITS. F"-el
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Gond Thincn 10 Knnu

That cool rain water aud soda will re-
move machine grease from washable
fabrics.
That ripe tomatoes will remove ink and
other stains from white cloth, also from
til hands.
That o tablespoonful of turpentine
boiled with white clothes will aid in the
whitening process.
That boiled starch is much improved
by .Ge addition OF little sperm, salt. or
gum arabic dissolved.
That parafiln will soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by water,
and render them as pliable as new.
That salt will ourdle new milk, hence
in preparing milk porridge, gravles, etc. ,
the salt should not be added until the
dish is prepared.
That clear boiling water will remove
tea staine and many fruit stains. Pour
the water through the stain, aud thus
prevent 1t spreading over the fabric.
That paraffin will make tin tea-kettles
as bright ms new. saturate woolen
rag and rub with II. IL will also re-
move stains from varnishsd d furniture.
That beeswax and salt will make rusty
flat-irons as clean and smooth us glass.
Tie lump Of wax in rag and keep IL
/ for that purpose. When tic irons are
hot, rub them first with the wax rag,
then scour with paper or cloth, sprinkle
| with salt,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
He Met a Friend.

Says Reading special OF September II !:
Joseph Davis, young farmer living near
Mohnsyille, a village four miles from this
city, was In New York city last week aud
met ''iriend" he had never seen before,
who was most amiablc fellow, aud ap-
parently very desirous that Joe should
ice all the sights of the great metropolis.
Joe owns half the farm he resides upon,
and has lots of money besides. He took
considerable pile of it to New York
with him, aud IN accordance with the de-
sires of his new-found friend, invested
$3.50 OF 1t IN "green goods" which he
himself saw snugly slowed away in a
strong box, on which he himself marked
his own Individual nhmS uud address,
and took to the express Office. When be
came home to-day he got his box. II
contained dust of bright red hue.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Why He Was Watching.

One often wonders why such a large
number Of idlers always surrounds evory
excavation or new building in the central
part Of the city, but an explanation given
by one yesterday sheds some light oil the
mystery. A man who sat ON block oi
stone carefully watching tue work on a
building attracted the attention OF one oi
the bosses, who said:
81 have seen you around here most oil
the time for the last two months"
eyes"
"Are you drawing wagesp
"Oh, no."
SIS it relative Of yours who is build
inRi"
NO."
Going to rent 1T when tluishedp
mo"
"No."
"Well, then, what brings you hcre9"
swell, I'll tell you. 1t struck me that
you were not making that front door wide
enough by an inch aud q half, and I've
been sitting around to see whether was
wrong or you meant to change It,"
THAT door is all right, sir, and won't
be changed"
Is itl Then there's no longer any
need of my presence, and Pl move up
street and zee If they carry the walls ol
that new store up plumb"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-18
Tho Carving of FIrenrms.

A Parliamentary paper has been issued
containing reports prepared by Queen
Victoria's representatives In the capitals
ard chief towns of Europe, in reply 10 q
circular addressed them by Lord Sails.
bury, giving Information as to what laws
are in force In the various States OF Eu.
rope with regard to the carrying OF fire.
arms By private persons In populous
places. These repores 60 to show that of
the "a States comprised in the Continent
OF Europe there are stringent laws regu
latiug the carrying of weapons in all of
them save in Denmark, the Duchy OF
Baden, the Duchy of Coburg, Montene-
gro, the Netherlands. Norway aud Swe-
den, Servia and Switzerland. In Turkey
regulations on the subject exist, but the
provisions are very elastic, and Are sell
dom carried out.