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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28
COLORED EPlSCOPALlANS.
Memorial Against Race Discrimination in
the Church.

NEW YoRK. september III framing
Of "a memorial touching upon the discrmi-
nation of color in the North tarOina din-
cc~e Of the colOrcd Epi~copaians ai II.
Phillips church ON TWcniy-iifth-~trcct. The
memorial is to Doe presented tO the general
convention which meets i'm II. George :
church the first wFek in October.
TINT OF IIfE MEMORIAL.
The following memorial was framed al
today session ofthe coiored opalian-.
10 hc presented al the General Conference
of the niied states next week.
We would respectfully. Vet most earnest
r.. represent to Your honorable body that
Wc. the clergy and laiiy engaged i'm the work
of the Church among culOrcd people. have
been trained i'm the Protestant Episcopal
Church. on have entered that communion
with the understanding
First That il WAS a valid branch of
Gods Holy Church. bringing tO u- AN the
beauties of Christ's religion and animated
los his spirit.
second. That ihe Church knew no differ
pnre- of race or condition.
Third. That IN il the doctrine of this
church that it~ priesthood j. one: that u Is
not her intention 10 discriminate ln hcf
legislative capacity upon the sole ground,
of color.
Fourth. That action has been taken in
some parts Of the Church which has either
already deprived. or will deprive. the col
orcd PEOPLE of rights which W. supposed
the, possess hN virtue of the apostolic ofdi-
nance hv iuSiituting movement looking 10
"a .oparate organization Of cOlOrcd people.
Ina consequence We feel that the confidence
of many among It's. and among colofcd pro-
pIe generally. has been greatly shaken re-
snpctiue the reality of the thurch'- 'atholi-
civ and of her profession oi interest n the
spiritual welfare of the colored people.
I'm view of the foregoing facts. Wc ash
b.. What il the position of col0rod men in the
Chirchs l. il in accord with the race doc
triue- taught bv thc Church. that when men
have been admitted into the sacred ministry
nf the communion ct the Church. new rc-
.triction should Dee made in the spiritual
and religions rights of the colored man.
which should NOT Dee made in those of White
men,"
I'VE ask ihc general conference 90 give
MS an emphatic. uncqulNocal answer 90
This. our earnest and almost dc~paifing n-
quiry.'
4 committee consisting OF Rev. W. \.
Tunnel. of BROOKLYN .Gcorec i. Bragg. ol
Norfolk: Paulus Mort. Of Liberia; II. {.
Rishop. of New York. and Thomas II. cam.
of Galveston. was appointed to present the
memorial.
4 motion 10 hold tricnnial conferences.
instead of annual. was lost.
Al the evening session am address ON the
condition Of the Church in the south was
delivered by the Rev. Dr. McDuh- of
Raleigh. y. 4. The Rev. B. i. Tyler OF
Virginia. also spoke.
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PRIVATE DACZELL
And the Rest of THE Bows" Howling for
the Peoples Taxes.

CALDWELL. o.. september p Private
DalIcll makes tine following comment ON
the letter written to him 10y General Brown.
of Ohio. and is confident that hi, scuti-
mcnt~ are shared by large majority of the
members uf the g.. 4. IL. i'm tine Department
of Ohio: II do NOT doubt that General
Browns appointment rs Commissioner Of
Pensions would 20 far to heal all the sore.
made 10y Tanners expulsion. The boy, are
bowling. cu~~iug mad over it. The Lord
only know. how the boys Will Vote this fall.
or. what il more go ihe purpo-c. whether
they will vote AT all. They arr SICK and
Disguised. a~ General Brown clearly dem
ou-traic.. ! hope the candidates. and csi'e-
ciall, Governor Foraker. viii take General
Brown timely warning. aud call on thc
Pre- o-idcnt 90 iiN up this miserable business
before is is eicfnally too late
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LARGE-SlzeD ROW LIKELY.
Impo~tans Dispositions Taken FROM Dis
satisfied knights of Labor.

CHICAGO. september -. \ Heroid
special from T. Louis SAYS. Important
dcpo~iiion~ bearing on tho great strike Of
i>>6 were taken Yesterday. and when ihe
result becomes known in knights Of Labor
circles. 10 is likely % cause a iarge--ilod
roN. The recent war between Mortimer u.
shaw. Of this city. and Master Workman
roWdorls. in which a number of prumi-
nent Knight. of this city became
involved. and which is bringing
Master Workman Powderly and hi>
entire executive board io ~ Loui~. rs really
ih.cau,c which has lcd to the present effect.
The dero~ition~ taken were from number
of dissatisfied knights. who. having bcei iu
the inside of tnc affairs ot the great strike.
hlt, hccn able a. give testimony of great
Importance the Missouri Pacific Railway.
which Wiil he u-ed ih tle defense oi the
damage suits instituted hy tine men pro-c-
cutod ior the Nvlui0ue train Nrrking.
These drpO-ii'On- contain startling charges
against thc leaders of lhe knights. Among
other Things alleged is "a plol % blow mp the
h'- Ead- bridge here.
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GERONIM0'S INDIANS.
THEIR PROPOSED COLONIZATION
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor Iowle Seriously Obiccts-He
Thinks Vermont Would be u Much Eet-
ter PLACE -CoIorcd EpiscopaIians in Scs-
sion-Gcneral News from over the Wires.

sion-tcnerai News from Over the wires.
ASuiNGrON. -. e.. September .. -
Officers Of the War Department and agents
Of the Indian Rights Association will soon
20 tO North Carolina and conclude the pur-
chase of large area of land. which the
association Intends giving to Geronimo and
his band of captive Apachc.. now at Mt
Vernon Barracks. Alabama, as a future
home. The land j. on the mQuntainous
western border OF Tennessee. from which II
! l. separated 10y the Great smoky mountains
| " j. populated by band of Cherokee Ind
ians who refused 10 move west with the
rest of their brethren. and were permitted
By the government SO remain in Forth Caro-
lima. \ colony of Quakcrs settled with the
thcrokccs. and established am Indian mis-
sion there.
GREAT DISSATISFACTION ~ y. CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. y. G.. september 25.- some
days ago Secretary of War Proctor wrote
Governor FOwlc in regard 10 the proposed
removal of Geronimo and his band of In
dians from Mount Vernon barracks. Ala
hama. Ga Western North Carolina.
To-day Governor FOWlc wrote reply.
He SAYS that such settlement of these In
dians in North Carolina would create great
dissatisfaction. particularly if their loca-
tion should be in the western part of the
state on lands to Dee purchased from the
Cherokee Indians. a. proposed by the ~ccre-
fary Of War. These lands. hc saws. are not
re~ers alton lands. bHt were bought from
the state by the Cherokec-. who are
now few i'm number and will soon disappear
and the lands will be- then settled boy White
people.
The Governor in conclusion. suggests tO
Secretary Proctor that the Indians hc coll
oHized in Vermont. certain portions ot that
state being now abandoned by the white
population. The GoNernor informs the Soc
rctary that no happier spot could be chosen
for hi~ purpose.
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1AE MASONIC pIFFIcULTY.
Cerneau Supreme Council Issues proc
IamatiOn.

ldndiipns
NEW YORK. September D. The supreme
Council of the (cneali Scottish Rite MA
sons has issued a proclamation IN when
the Council SAYS:
First. BN our constitution ifatclnal rcla-
lions Gan be- established only with scottish
Rite bodies. ana the sole power to perfect
such relations is thereby rested IN the III
premc Council.
second. Relieving then and now that We
had the unquestiOnable right tO cnier INTO
friendly relations with any other LEGAL scot
fish Rite organization i'm the world, pro-
position was made in April ~. to enter
into such relations with the Grand College
of Rites. which we then and now under
stand 50 hc purely scottish Rite hodN al
fached 10 the Grand Orient Of France. At
tending if, consideration by both parties,
otr sovereign Grand Commander appointed
BrOthcr Munro his agent near said 6rand
COLLEGE 10 verify for him certain historical
ftcts. But the original proposed rclai lions
between the two bodies have never Dech
cOn-unmated. ,..,.,..,,,
our scottish Rite enemies. disrcsarding the
fact- and intending 90 mislead the craft 10
n,,r nrrindice. have falsely insisted ana puu-
lished broadcast that we had. contrary 10
Grand Lodge order. entered into iraiern"l
relations with the Grand Orleni Of France.
Fourth. Having as Master Mas"n~. kolal
Arch. Cryptic Masons and knights rem
plar since our organization IN iNo', pc'', ,
r,er loval and true fO Grand Lodge 1fahd
Cbaptcr. Grand Council. and Grand IN
rampment. and to each of these subordinate
LII. We do not intend that af this late
dan olir LOYALTY shall be suspected.
Finb. Therefore. insisting That we never
11.. al Yr committed 1f1h Hti ti
,ii,o showing any want Of LOYALTY 10 IN
cienf Craff AlosOnry. and that there may hc
mn further eNcurn fo claim that We nave,
We 40 hereby Withdraw sail proposal, ana
annui. ,acaie and set aside eacli aud every
aci and thing done b, amy ii' "u'hvIlf m 10
.l',i,ncd o,eu l., ollr enemies. that iraicr-
nal relations bad been effected between 'ne
said Grand Orient Of France ~ any "i iS
hoJie- and our organization conirars 10 IRE
order or decree of any Grand lodsc "i 'p'
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A NOTED CROOK ESCAPES.

Great Excitement blood d-iiound- sent
For.
DETROIT. MICH. >cptemher2, a special
SO the Ns,eS from Be~semer. Mich. SaH>
Rcdmund llolzhav. The train r0bbcr muir
dcrcr. lr.lar and general bandit. who was
captured few DAYS ago at Republic. h1-
Just escaped from the county Jail here.
along with several other prisoners. Blood
hounds have been tclegraphcd for 10 pui
upon hi- trail. and should Dee make amy re-
~i~icncc. when o,criakcn. 10 is likely hcWill
be Killed. The mo-i intense excitement
prevails. and the people are responding
unaumou~l, 90 ~hern folry'~ request io
turn out. iclceram- have been sent in
every direction oa~ in anticipate the dos
pcrado at all paints oi csre-- from the re-
eion
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SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
\ Discarded suitor the Probable Assassin.

Discarded ~uitor the Probable Assassin.
III NHNGTON. ". Va. September -
Word lp~ been received here of ~ sensation
al crime ON Big Hart creek. in Lincoln
county. ninety miles up the GuVandotie
river. Al Brumheld. newly married man.
and his bride bad spent She day with his
Wic'~ parents some distance zap the creek.
just m dusk. on their return. and when
near their home. they were fired on lW
man who spran4 from the. bushes hy tho
roadside. Mrs. Brumfield was shot in the
head and fell tO the ground unconscious.
Her husband WAS shot in thc riglH lung. hut
managed 90 crawl 20 70 nciehbor'- for assist
ance. Tine nearest physician. twenty-five
miles distant was summoned. but arrived too
late 90 render the woman assistance and She
died i'm few hours. The latest information
is that Brumiipld j. also diving. lie claims
To have recognized thc assassin. hut refused
fo say who il Was. II is the belief in the
neighb0rhood that ~iiiOr 0f Mr-. BrHm-
field. who failed 10 win her. il the assassin.
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a MYSTERY
Il Which "a Millionaire is Much Inter

n Which Millionaire j. Much Inter
estcd.
NEW NorK. september -. specials from
Boston SAY that ID j. believed hy many. that
the secret between Philip Moon. the mil
lunairr barhcd-Wirc manufacturers and
DOC" Wilson. which ia~ enabled the latter
ga obtain many hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars from ihe former. has been disc0,-
erred. 81 is said that lrcnchman named
.lomin. Wa> the real inventor of barbed-Wirc.
.tonn came TO this country I'm 1853. He
soon disappeared. and "a report of his death
was published. II is now rum0red that
from some cause. Jonin became insane. and
that Wilson was employed by Moon 90 take
care of lhc inventor. and i. the only mau
who knows what has become Of him. II j.
also said that q search of tine insane a~, luin-
is NOW being made by persons interested in
finding 1Ouin
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ANOTHER NEW TOWN.
salem on "A Big Boom.

ROANokE. VA. September 21.- special.
Two new furnace companies AMI land
company have been organized at salem. a
town Of TWO thousand populaiion, -iN miles
west Of this city. one hundred and forty
thousand dollars of stock in the former and
Slan.0,O in the latter have been subscribed
and contracts for the erection of furnace
are being made Eighty thousand dollaf-
worth Of real estate adjoining the town has
been purchased, and streets will be- laid oui
and graded at once. Colonel Eddy. of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. and phla-
dclphia capitalists. from Philadelphia, are
LARGELY interested.
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Sad Drowning Accident.

FALL RIVER. Mass. September =. By
the capsiZng Of a row boat in South Watirl-
pa pond TO day. Loni, Dubois. AGED INV
three years. Nathalie liuhois. hi niece.
aged ihriy-cight years, Mr-, GeOrge vi,
chaud her daughter Leah Michatid. aged
seven years, and Hosanna Ie,itere. aged
eight years. were drowned. Mary Michaud
was rescued. The party had bo'n across
the pond for grapes and We're returning.
Dubois il said Ia have been drunk, An
empty whiskey bo.Ilo Mas lound III the
boat. The water Nar only FIVE feet deep
where the accident occurred. The lament.
able affair was witnessed from shore, but.
although several people started to the res
cue, only one Of the boats occupants could
hc saved.
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..NE ul HIGH WATER FOR WEEK END
INl sErrhMRtR 2sTH.

.Y.T Nl uCHMOND-S ErrEMnER p.
SAILED.
-.....er NeIuc T. sawyer, Avery, Nor
f f0 load stiVes.
PORT lT WEST POlNI-SEPIENBER p.
ARRIVED.
British steamship STELLA euterd az
H.-f Point fo-ia, 20 load cotton fOr Liver
.. Master william K. Pridcax; tonnage,
.au
SAILED.
.. American hqrkenlne precilla cleared
H|.1. hrlii, with cargo Of 5,loO barrels
.r ffnm richmond. 2oOO barrels Hour
baltimore. and 500 kegs lard.
IIsT OT NENTONI NEWS, SrrT. p.
ANs1VfD.
~r1mshlp Of.an with barge Ok'and, Bos-
fH lla coal.
Schooner 10. B. ogden. Providence. to load
~A1EfU.
..m.lIp Munisford. Cork. coaled.
A1iHEa1 y pOlNI SErrfNBEE p.
ArRNFn.
......r. Lyle -. HAYNES. l.. 6 Potter.
tf I.rI... 30. -. Eeneuict. William Mason.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. September 2,.-
.Ioseph 4. Harvey. u wcll-knOwn mill owner
of This city. has been sent a. the FrankfOrd
Insane Asylum. Eight wear, ago the Ran
dolph mill. owned by him. was burned and
fifteen persons. mostly young girls. lost their
lives owing 10 the absence of fire escapes.
soon afterwards MIR. Harvey. who hrooded
over the calamity. began tO show signs Of
mental failing. and has gradually grown
worse. lie owns several mills. and J. very
wealthy
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COLUMBIA. =. c.. september 2l.-Alircd
Barnett and Allen PETERS young white far
mcr,. had difficulty about "a young woman
named Carrie Black. The rivals met at
church Wednesday night when PcitcrS
asked Barnett to walk of with him in ih'
woods f0 talk over the trouble. \ few min
utes after two Shots were heard.
An Investigation disclosed the life
less body of Barnett with iMo
wound, ina the region of his heart. The
murdered man was unarmcd. Peters is
sill at large. Carrie Black. upon being in-
formed Of thcmurder. swallowed laudanum.
from the effects Of which she died Yesterday
morning. \ posse has gone ~ search oi
Peters.
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An Epidemic of Death.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. september 2,.-fRc
violent deaths are reported from jefferson
county TO-DAY. George E-tc- was caught
in the hy-wheel of rDlliDg-mill at Gate
CITY and literally ground 10 pieces. VIII
liam Benton. q Pullman car enploye. WAS
run over bs train in the Georgia cntral
ward and Killed. At Walker station. H.
putty sheriff King Nann Wis shot and Killed
by negro named John steel. whom he was
irving 10 arrest. The negro was after
wards captured 10y a mob and hi> body rid
died with bullets. causing instant death. \
telephone message from Praif', mines ,ay-
John Maxwell. already under >io.Ho for
murder. has just killed woman there. No
further particulars Vet received
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STAUNTON DEMOCRACY.
Enthu.ia.tle Mckinne, CIub Organi1

>IAUNT0N. Va. september 21. >pc-
cial The Democrats Of tlii~ city or
ganiled Mckinney Democratic club To-
night. Thomas :. Dawson. IS mechanic
and farmer. was elected president. Cap
tain liam shepherd Of the state committee
was present. and gave q splendid talk
which greatly encouraged the Democrats
Of the city. Hon. II. - George Tucker
>tOrned the meeting by one Of his char
acier>tic speeches.
The meeting indicated the line OF fight
against Mahone. treat determination to
work till the light il done. and well done,
wa. shown. The organization was effected
amid great enthusiasm and adjourned az u
late hour full of light,
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BAD RAILROAD WRECK


ALBANY. y. y. September 21.-lhc Sc
cond section Of the Il. Louis on the New
York Central Railroad ran into the rear Of
the first section ut palatine Bridge. New
York. tonight. cau-ing = serious wreck.
The accident occurred two miles east n
Pllatine Bridge. The first section ot the
train broke down. and before the second
section could De- tagged the collision occu :
red. The wreck /, bad one. There were
five ears in each section. Relief trains
have core 60 the scene with surgeons. No
trustworthy details have yet been received.
Engineer Wor n. of the second section.
was 80 badly mi irod that he i not expect
ed 10 survive the night. He resides IN
Albany.
PROBABLY TWENTY-FIVE PASSENGERS
kfftfD.
PI ,rINE BRIDGE. y. y. september 2~.
The =. Louis express. No. >. which lcrt Al
hauv az 10 O'Clock last night. met with
bad accident two miles east of here about
midnight. The front section broke down
aud stopped for repairs. The rear brake
man was sent back to signal the second
section. but for some unknown reason
failed ~ perform hi> duty. The engineer of
the second section SAYS inc did not see him.
and the lir-f thing hp saw was the lights Of
the first section directly ia hi- front. The
first section WAS made mp of baggage. mail n
express and three Passenger cars packed
with people. and Wagner sleeper on
fhc end. The crash was torrinc. The ST.
cund section tclc~coped into the first section.
knockingout the lights and pluneng every
thing into darkness. Up to this hour g.
\. NJ four bodies have been taken ont Of
the sleeper. and il L. feared the total number
of deaths will un up 90 twenty live. and
possibly NOM. Is the ear Was full. II i>
difficult to get particulars m this hour.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should ri.
ways be used wnen children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer az once:
the child from pain. and the little eherus
awakes rs "bright rs button" II is very
pleasant 10 taste. II soothes the child sofi.
ems the guns. allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and 10 the best known
remedy for diarrhra. whether arising from
teethlng or other causes. Twenty. Ave cepts
ebottle. yusThJ6atW
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SToZARI ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Hfn.fr IftTH g. MYERS. Lessces and
Managers.
HE-nil FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
-rrmrs eCH. 9th AND 2sIH.
SPECIAL ~AITRDAY MATINEE.
rH.-s Great Nusral EXimvoganzh
s. GOLD DAY.
t-Ii.n. company oi singing comedians
r.nluareauue a'.>, Now ierls novelty
....,,t,.
special scenery llr this Production.
I.l.tm.~, ,i'.. you Will laugh.
t.n.w oa De. Regular prices.
--t-~
If0IART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
lruu & M,tr-. Less es ana
r..It1. TUESDAY and wEpNiSDAN'
srrr loauu otf"HfH } "h" =
NaND WEDNESDAY NATINIE.
Du,.ic's Amcrcan Play.
HfID BS THE ENtNh.
...r.-.a ,in.nidccntiy hv q most Perfect
I.-f uui Excellent acc li' tht'i''
..ri oi " Held hy the Enemy;
4}Onlthts lu Sew York.
I-IuI-lf. in to,tu1.
-Oulsnt, in London.
I.....fs now ON sale.
Regular prices. 80 - ~ "' -
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>rsQrEnANN,. Pa. September IL MIS-.
fonroy found some Wild parsnips III her
.alden last evening. Aftcr eating snlaii
quantity she gave SOME 10 her three child-
rem and 10 the two children OF naglh
l.rifiin. All were thrown into commissions.
si.s, Cquroy died in few hours; Dtl' a'ler amer
hard work 10y physicians the children were
--..,- ,-..I
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NEW YORK. september - The liayer-
straw express from Jersey Ciiy ON the New
York and New Jersey Railroad ran into a
freight train at Lodi, junction last night.
Fireman W. \. Young jumped and was
badly hurt. lie was also terribly burned
by being ~howered with ,iir'"l from a
wrecked car that contained the acid.
He will die
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Negroe> Rioting.

BL,.MIAunsM, ALA, september 2i.-Re-
ports Of roiing at Pratts Mines We're re-
cei,ed Tonight, and the Jefferson Nolun-
teers were sent 10 that place by special
train. II Is said the negroes arc trying to
lynch Maxwell, who killed negro woman
lp-dsy.
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Min Between Ligl.i. Weight rusiIis,s.

Los ANGELES, Cat, >cptembef IL
Tommy Danforih, Of New York, and joe
Solo. Of this city. lighi-wcighis. fought al
the southern California Athletic Club lasl
night. solo severely punished Daniorth'
ana in the hfiy-fnh round knocked HIM
completely out with = terrible blow on the
.t9sl
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STATE OF TRADE.


xyw YORK. september =, n; " pun" ,'
A. COS weekly review OF uaae VI" 'an'', ,"s
Nnsiness indications this week wc s.nna n,a
aIly favorable. The business failures moas'
For the tinted states, loo, .iye,y and ,y for fhc
" against 1876 and "a respectively 'o' '"'
Corresponding e period last year.
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SAN FRANCISCO. September g.-James
Mdlni. alias Hooper, who says he n I'M
eago 1avyer, aud the divorced husband oi
tLe assassin Gliitca.i's sister, is in jail here
for robbing client. lie says the 1oiieau
case hoodooed him.
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BASE BALL.


Al BROOKLYN Bookhn> >; BaiiimoreS. %.
At kansa, cit, Kansas tiilS, ;; Gin
cinnats. L..
At Pittshurg pitt,bU-s. 1; Philadcl-
phias. 3.
At Cleveland -Cie,clands il Washing
tons. :.
At Chicago Chicaeo- e.; New NorkS. Is.
At indianapolis indianapolis. :; Bo--
tons. H..
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Sobbing Young Wife carrying on her
share OF the first quarel)-I think you
you are Just the m-m--meanost man
In the world
Young Husband with wider knowi
edge OF mankindl-That's all you know
about il, Winifred. | could be a blamed
sight meaner than am without break.
ing the record.-Chicago Tribune.
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NOsis q
TAKE NOTICE. THATIHAvETHIs

AhE NOTICE THAT HAVET THiS
rlinntcH THEODORE HfiNScN ny
III ii I. transact the GALVANIZED lhoN
"'niN -,-, aud buy and sell fol cash only.
IiEHAAS HtiNSON.
0iiliNbiH D. 1889. ~ 2j-2w
4 IIENrlON LARGE BUYERS
a Nb CONSUMERS OF GKp'EktEs
49, hl.ls. See my stock before you
l, f"ut otGefs. as can save you money.
-. .hl hfasOnabie go de In the fancy Hhd
49, me also received daij,. county pro
el,.,'"N' "N' 'ns brands Of chewing tobacco ana
nse ht Own manufaeinfe) art giving en-
~, '' ',ll,iHciion. A ylslt on corrcspOndense
''f'''iniiy Invited.
J. 4 GATEWOOD,
rsinisy Grocer and Tobacco Dealer,
win Ilo east Brood,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28

GROCERIES.
40 Bbls. FAMILY FLOUR.
400 Bus. CORN MEAL. 30 lbs. to the
bus
10 .0o0 Lbs. SHOULDER BACON. 5. c..
LOO II" REFINED LARD.
, 100 GRANULATrD SUGAR.
4 600 II" hhILON SCpAR.
1000 La. COFFEE.
800 =" GREEN TEA.
| 900 " HOMlNN.
1000 - RICE
400 d" SODA CRACKERS.
l.lOO " LAUNDRY SOAP.
lj) Gall. MOLASSEo.
90 % WHISKY.
) " FRENCH BRANDY.