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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Nr. 81.


if felt 6iclcn 3a5rca 6cIon0erS geI4dst
ais ein tOO9IbaenSe3 @Gt,sl iowo5l far
aUe droniia,a, ME otatcn Rrant5eitcn
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8rondtis un0 2I,lml. @jele IauIcnO
baben bic wo5,ylad8, Uirfpng oici:s
pnidde5orcn %yaPayat8 crTa5rcn, un6
glcrste, ME @cJt5ct: aacg.,ancn c3 i6eraa,
baB Oic 8etoaot5cjle, pelde sameiil BEL
5aba sfsn8 hi,Iea glttcla ocrpenoet mer.
sen, gu icnen gef5ren, uelds fir i9reBeits
lame Iutana in IOtdcn Qualcnoen 9e.
iamey6en Sumejit betonnt ijno; gang be.
ionS,y8 Tmo biesbeBa8lia Sic 8rdparats
bon 9oni9, 9orc5ounO (2tnOorn) unb
I5eer an3ueuPfe9Icn.
Qa8 Iin6 3wor attmo0jiae ober Oiclsr.
Ylo6te 6cilmjttel far broudidiae ges
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
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Ste Wedlte fdbtparser SGraer auf GiieabaH=
aen. - Gin tatetefTantes IFaa DOT BET ta=
tsxT.aatIid1ea &anSeIse S pmRiIiipn.

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interfaatlife SaHoeIsz @ommiifon erO11ete
beute bas 8erb6r i'm Sale bes Regers sBu.
p. 9earo gegeu bte o9eorsta' '!@tIenbGbn'9e
ieuidlait." 1earb reilte Dor einiger 3eit nit
eiuem Billet erfter 3lafe bon P1iIaoeIpbia
nad Gtlanta, Ga. gu AuBufa muBten bic
Bafagiere in etneH 3ug Der u5eor9ia s@tle1=
ieEbabu" Hnfiei9en, nobel 9earo 9R3unngen
putbe, eineH io8elanrteu compartment"
S8asgOn 3u beteigen, tDeld5er ipe8tel Itr Ote
8ef0rberua9 idpar3er PnHagiere beittmmt
TT unb auBeroem Giu @cupe fir Rauter ent'
b6lt, oas bon Bafia9teren betoer @el4!e9ter
bennst peroen lam. Die @tnrt4t1H8 otele5
8aG9ons III iebo6 bte eiues g8a9Sons 3m2t=
Ter alafie, pdbrerb peGr6's BILLET tlH III Ell
uer 6abrt in einem @oupe erFer Slafie be'
re4ti9te. Ste r@eor8ia -gEienbabn 9eieQz
ibaIt" bat ilh ioulit, ME Der Seidneroefttbs
Ier gelteno mad3t, elmer uebertretIng besiez
ni9en 8arG8rapbeu Der iuterfaatliden Sers
tehIszgtte iauIoi8 9emabt, pel9er es ben
8ran6portzg gel'Qi9aften oarbtetet, bi Der
Bef6rternng iraeno eine8 Baiilgier5 cine
uHaeH6rige uno ungeredtfertigte 8t5trimtz
nation aus3uiiben. 9earo bat cine G9nlide
gei6perbe bereit8 Dor Ctrta Is gionateH Dor
bic getfeblsbeb0rOe 9ebraGt unO mar be
ielbe oamals im Siuue bes &l18er8 erIe0i8t
nor6eu.
JladNsn1 eibli3 er5artate glittbeiluageu
iber Die @iuridtungen Der betreffeaoen 8lba
BON cen beioeriettigen aupdtten Uerteieu
t0UTeen paren, tru8 s. gB. Grompeu, Der
QunaIt 6es &Ldgers, Elm lduSera8 ARGUMENT
Uor, uno oGfeIbe nurbe bon 9. D. &uuIz
miHgg, hem Gertreter Der Babugaieui 1aIt,
b2antuortlt. 8ie GommiifiOn bebeIt itdb bic
&R.Igei6urg Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Eine Gnrff.

gn GGs, Dtlhe on ben }yoIgsn BON Juatnbinnetu
ner1oitr ShDatbt, tIlbsm BeIial. Sstlun o.r 4a1H'
nesfICft L, I, U., Iei6tn, isnoe 10 E01eufrst ein
Restpf bas re fTrrt. Disits erost StiIulittt nuret
ron tiHsm g2iiFondr In Sds amsIIa entbsdt
Gt5idt ahrtIirtes GOuuert an Gs7, ,5o,.g2 z, 5Hmau
g5toten ., Rsiu'g gortsSiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
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neIde ibre roqe T!annssfrnFt unb glaRisitdt rbss
G5des fpie6er su erIansen pnutsH, erbalteu unents
seItitdhe Nustunft ubsr siu neueS GeiIperfabtsu,
nelces fit bis iebt in jeoem ciuBenen 5alis a.Gns
senb bepdbrt bat. Se5anoluHg e6eu 10 etHilt, ui,
Itlig. Se6er isin eisensr ArBt. BUD nebR 4RYueis
burg BIT SttIung gratis, 9an a6reiitre: n 3rtpats
SIit1ic 4 5tspeaiarD," 5tr. Is, OF sSguf. on,
Etrakf, Rsp'Yurf. S.sg.s (93-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
GOnfirmQttDuSs
Nn3Ige.
9aS gr6Bte nno 6efe 9liiortjmcAt
az WteSrt9ften 9tctfen.


Gs Heet tn SBrent SutereHe, oa ST. faaTsa,
AuO Gle Die bette GSaate far'S tpeusGFte BeEO
erbalt,n, un6 bn mir fptiien, ouB tptr Gus gSsGt
4bstTlaesIa" in COMBINATIONS sgluiGscn, 10
fpuuIbsn mir SBre gutmertiamtett oui iolgeuOe
4rsi, gu tenten:
SSiir $5 SO fault man cinen gnten ifma5en
@Orticrep= =2ln5ug- -untergaran=
tie Der Tarbenbaltbarfeit - fir
Guaben bon Is bis IS SabreH
Sstr SG SO fauft man eineH importirten
rou6waIez2SOrIte 0z2(n5ug iitr
&naben i'm 2tlter bon 13 bis IS
Sabren.
Ssflr 50. S5 fauft man cnen aGteu &lap'
8oriteoz, Gorticretps ober gGiOes
maIe=2ln3ug fir Gnaben bon 13
bis 18 Sabreu. 0fan fam eis
nen nit Ginfaifung ODER gcndbz
tenn 9fanoe udblen.
glon mug Steie 2(rtfeI iebsn, I'M ie 8ebabrenS
tpiilbisen 8u t0nnen; MAIDEN Gle baber unter teinen
RmFdnOen S9rs gtntdute, eb, gle etnen 8eiua otz
eeTtattet in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Rrrae RabeInepefnen.

: - Inter Den geferu in Bart9 augeiomme-
uen frembeu 9dfeH beiauoeH fid1 or. San
6erbjlt aus gleps9ort uHo Or. BeQegriui,
Sice- PrdFbent Der 8epublit Qr9eutiuisn.
- Die 81eparatur bes 6ur4 cine gOuifoa
mtt tbem GdoOuer Carrie 8tugIe" bgi4dotas
ten 8nmpfers ggioorbInne," !" Don Der ~ 0Ieo.
Starsgtuie," III in SoutbOmptou beeuoet
poroeu, uub bae Sab3eu9 miro beute letae
unterbrOdeue 8etie uad Stem y5Ct forts
ieBeu.
Dem 8erliuer GorreIpouSeuteu Der
ogonbou Eiues" 8u 6olge ift &5ea sin JSIn9
gum tiuefi6eu @eiauoteu an Su82Ho uHo
6rautrel6 eruannt moroeu.
- 8ie Golbpramie in Der iH5amerttautz
iten &epublt ArgeHttuieu if aui 81 PEoBent
geftegeu.
- gsudrttten oou Der BaHiafa Cfttns
6ien's 5u 8OIge ljeseu bic oorttseu PeEIsaTt'
iGereieH anIdsltd bes 9raifreu8 Der 31olera
gau5Iid oarnie6er uno Der bjeroult Ger BRIT
tiiasOfiuotideu 8egterung eutfabenoe Sers
Luft beIanit iidl aUf bier Gacs RuqIaa.
- &biuo's @eiud, in g2auita u1o an an'
bereu Gyten in ben ipauija iuon5eu &oIo'
nie'u S0uiuIute unlegeu III etirieH, N oou Der
iPautheu &egieruug absepieiea pogoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Sdlnlett0 t0eite0et

un6 Bat m,br Gute8 gtBau, ais irgcnO Elm Be-
llHu.g5 pcilmittcL.
Gcgen GerrCnIungru, Gucti6uns
gcu, grufs nbCr Scitcni9mcr3ru,
&opfiamcr5, 8aBumCB OOCr trgeu0
Ciu nnbCrCS auBcrli6Cs 9EiOen,
meuigc MIaIc augapauot orb Giurci6uug nit
Der 00nO, mirtt e5 wie 3aubCr uuo mQtt benz
Sdmcr5 ougenbltditf cln Gu0e,
Gcgcn Grialtnugcu, 8ron9iti8,
2ungCn . Gut3iiubung, Gougcfiu.
men, GntjiiuOuugcu, RBcumatismus,
Gcuralgic, 9srcuiGuB, Sriatica
&rCu3Itmcr3ru uim. fn0 5dudgc uu6
Idu9crc 2lnun0un9cnnOtbuenoig, um cine
0cilung Su bcptrten.
Qlac iuuCrCu 9ciOcn, Sdmcr3cn 1T
GingrmCiOcu uOcr WngCu, &rampfe,
&rampfauIauc, MagCniaurc, Bred
rci3, ,GoObrcuucu, gcrb6Ittat, GdlaFs
luFgfcit it.ncrU5ic4 ao pfpeB, 9iarrg1c
Gulif, 9labungcn, OBuma5tsanfale
uerocu ausmbGdIjd uub raid turirt oitrd
Gmucbmut UOu ,lnem balb,n bis eiuem gaus
gen EtUlOHel U0u Dou % JtCaoD sJtcltcf" in eis
u2m balbeu 8laie gEaHeC.
Egg& Seine baiius aur ODER BriOnti0mitte[
gegcu 8ctllT5bec gl5t e5, ais nit J}l5mag'8
PllcU.
ay,is EO rra sis zof+s 5}srf,rft 6si 5l,ots,f,yt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
.hDwAY'S
ID READY RELIEF

Go5 ,uuuldigite un6 fderfte ShmY}6tils
mittCl IN ocy gEClt, oa5 aug,ubldljd) Ocu luis
ldnoi,cn Sdmu3cu ciu GUOe madt. G5 1T
uQbulid Der QUUEte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Gettte WaieItdt 9StIbeIm II.

S0nis unb 9aiier bon 0eutbIanb,
bat snd6iat serubt, iIr on5 neue pSta6tz SoiptnI.
$3.50 bu uberieuben, ipoir i1 Sbm amtlib meinen
Sant atftatte. SGweiter Jfarta Seneotcta,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
$ q I t'8
Grnfs BOT Snre8rua0( (Ggn3pta)at0
SGeee.

gGayuuug! @}an umB itt 0or 9}aaa4z
mpn8en in adt ne6menI
gerIangt OaBer apSOradIid
gales 9onig ton Surea
BOnuO (Nn6urn) un6
S5Ccr uuo neBmt ia uidts
2In6cre8 an 6eIcu Stcuc.
HB Bum gcrtauf bci 2lpot5cfern unS
bci alien 0ic0i}tns6an0lern.
Bite'8 3abapeb . SrOpfen
lurircn in elmer gHnutc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Wptt ner orfineft ynieI.

= I B I 4, 10. ApIll.- -gBiulan1 = BtIen'
Qppeuatiou gegeu etu auf Iebs UtOuate Sc
IauguiBbaft IaRtenoe5 ll',pet ge!uugte beute
5ug &erbaubluug, unb Der Saittermiu puroe
nm 3mei Ulonate berminbert. G'Brten ptr6
oemuad an %. 0tai eutlQiieu merbeu.
Sic Briefar Worri5 uuo &uuniugbom pur.
ten beute lu y5auaab inter BEN ,,@Eime3'
Gct" 81 8ueimonutli4er @eiaHguiBbait uerz
urthetit. Beioe nppeuirten.
QoHton, 10. Iprtl.-6r. Raboeu, 81
neralprofuratOr fir SrlauO, befritt beute in
lIateTbauie, oaS gtarQuis londonderry BON
itiuem &ut als Sicei0Htg itir 3EIauo 5GrAd
3utreteH baabfidtiqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
gBas Gin gots aus aBortart mttbrad,te.

Q fIul, 10. NpTlI. - Gtn I1eben aus
aburtum angetOmmeuer 8ote brtugt 8rteie
ton Slatjn Ben uu6 ben glitglie0eru Der
IQtboliiGeu giliFOu 6aIeItf auBerOem briugt
81 tu5 uH8ebIite Saupt Ha8 Nluto's, oes
atplfujiden Generals, Der in elmer Sdladt
bet @aucbat gat0btet mor6tn iaIu iau. 3a5
'3Grpt pIroe o0u bem Rbaliiu ais 9eideut
az beu @ouberneur bon Sunttu1 geiajd..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
gaftears G5tttel aeeeH Die @GniadleupIa3e tn
NnftrnLiem ctm 5EehLid[nn.

S9bueB, VeuiHbpaIes, 10. QpriI. .-8as
@ouite, meIGes eruauut mur6e, nm ben Uon
8r. Bafeur gema9ten SoridIag 3ur Qusrots
turg 0er 9aulr6eu bur9 Smpfeu 81 prufeu,
Bat ieiuen BeriGt erFattet. gBie aus temiels
ben EeruOrgebt, babeu @rpertmeute fefae.
fteut, taB nlle aanin6en, tpeI6e nit Der
Vrmpbe her SIbuerdOIera seinpft puroeu
cher 6utter oerBebrten, tueIde8 ieue Qpmpbe
entbieIt, ftepirteu, cas- bic Sranfbeit ieoOd
njd]t eurd Elm aautadeu uuf oas aHoere
Ibertra9en tuuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11
Gtae a,erfwasStoe 8ertdtsentIasisuua,
goaoon ir, g3ebsI

E0n60n, 10. QpriI - 8itter NtbeI
teuGte beute in 2OubOu uuO llugebuug.
@e mar 10 6uufeI, ba8 bic gEOIlUerldufe Bers
i4obeE murbeu, neil man es uHm0gIi1 fauo,
tie beridiebeuen SCrtan 8ole upH eiuauber
I'll uuterihei0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-11

gafnaft oes Gsi Serioos oon siaIIau III
SnEFntbnra.-c cftGtTesten oes preuBti@sn
Saaotaas. .-GeFuadme Oes gl6rosrs oeS
SuaUen 5tetuFatE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31

CuAnIOIrEsNILLE. VA. December $50.
special. Tho Faculty OF iie mfelsitl OF
Nisuinia has adopted tic following mem0-
rial Of Professor james Lawrence Ilheil
who died August 18Th last, aged seyentY-siN
years:
"in the year 1893 be- attained iae degree
OF Master of Arts OF The University oi Viz
gnia: in 1891 De- graduated 1s Doctor ot
Medicine In shc | ntycrsity of Maryland; in
i,i3 he received the iile oi Doctor oi Laws
num uaMpf u--idney college. lfginin.
I'M December off 1891 he was called ium pro-
f.-sionai study in Europe to the
chair Of anatomy and surgery in
the University az Virginia, aiterNarl,
changed i0 fhe chair ol physiology and sur-
gerry. which he occupied until le" weeks
before his death. tim. fulfilling nearly h.i}-
two wears Of professional service. during
the last thirty years of this service hs was
iha senior professor OF the University. As e
member OF tla Faculty Of fhe niycr-itf he
was conservative in spirit, Wise and
wcishty in counsel. just and firm in jude
mrnt. As teacher OF physiology and sur
eerv De was diligeut and successful, con
-f4rty impafi'Hy iae latest results
of science. and contributing 90 ts
advance. As "a physician he was shllllui
and sympathetic. aiWay- ready in relieve
suffering in hospital uf nome. As all H9''-
ciste Doe was 70 iIioyd iO eac1 one oi u-. %
private counsellor and peace-maker. us
scholarly atiainmcnfs aud the great di--
nify OF his character inspired profound
respect and ever aroused our earnest cmu-
lafi0n. lu bis death fhe University has
lost strong support, the Church sin-
core Christian. the State an upright citizen,
iho world rare man. AS il is impossible.
within the present limits. 20 DO Justice To-
his worth or 90 the services Doe rendered ID
his day. it is proposed 90 hold memorial
exercises on some suitable occasion IN pub
lic. which shall more fully emphasize ana
proclaim the excellence Of his character
and the value Of the work of bis llie.'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
cIIpped. culled and condemned.

QUITE a number Of oystcrmcn 90 norfolk
have been obtaining their oysters tiiis sea-
son from The rocks in famlico rnc Core
sounds. NC. /, fact. last year captain
William II. Elliott. 81 Portsmouth obtained
all the oysters he planted from that section
and is buying largely there ihis year. nc
oysters are caught 10y the Noiih 'afolha
oysiermen aud sold 10 the Norfolk vessels az
y and 30 cents a busnel.
"ALL the operations in this field says
the P0cahOntas Headlight, 'wili De- scarce
of hands for two weeks IN consequence OF
the almost universal custom OF the eolofed
operators going OF somewhere 20 spend
Christmas and whatever money they nap
pen 10 have on hand. some even went 80
far as 70 shave their pay the day before pay
day. They viii need their money before
spring.
TuE Roanoke Evening World says: ''Nir-
ginla has one OF the very best country high
ways ia tie United states. This may ap-
near incredible % some. but IL Is tacf. II
i the turnpike from Winchester % Staunton,
which macadamizcd about thirty years ago,
stood the wear and tear II the war. ana
from that time 10 the present. with but little
repair, has been kept in excellent condi-
ton"
REV. SAMUEL SAUNDERS. OF >uiloik' mas
accepted the call 90 iiedl0rd. Va. and viii
leave next week. Ills family viii remain
until spring. he having 70 preach at Beaver
Dam Cnce month ill then.
tHE Norfolk Landmarks gives details oil
rire cherries, son crabs and wnitc shad IN
lis section during the holidays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31

COLUMBIA, December Zl.-.-p special. E.
There was "A Christmas tree at tAe Columbia
Baptist Church last niglt.
General Lindsey Walker. Of Point oi
Fork" who'll been IN bad health ior several
months. is worse. and the cards issued for a
german az his residence tonight have been
Withdrawn.
Israel johnson. sentenced at the october
term ofthe County Court for hOuse-breaking'
ard given new trial ON "a writ OF erroi',
was again tried at tine December term and
sentenced 90 five years in the state peniien-
fiary. the FIST sentence first imposed.
The ladies OF the Fork Church to-day
gave an entertainment consisting Of cnar-
acters. tableaux. music. speeches.. dinner.
&C.. for iho benefit of ihe church, which was
LARGELY attended 10 had been decided 20
give this entertainment only short time
before Christmas. and 10 WAS in every re-
spect one OF ihe best ever given in the f"fh'
>eventv-hye dollars was made ior the bene-
lit OF the church.
Neyuars Fleming. Young man VINO Irii
his home here about three years ago TOT
Birmingham. Ala. has met with an acci-
dent which neccssitated the ampuiatioh Oh
h. right leg.
There Is 20 be- big fox hunt tomorrow
morning I'm the Bethel ne!ghborhood.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
Personal Mention.

Yesterday the Old Dominion steamship
Company sent all their patrons on the no
tices which they send TO the merchants who
ship by their line "Ilappy New Year.
greetings. The steamship Old Dominion,
which arrived yesterday, come into port
prettiy decorated with eyergreens and a
Christmas tree at the top Of each mast.
Mr.. William Devine, Of Halifax county,
who has been spending the Christmas holi-
days in this city, returned home yesterday
Messrs. T.. ;. Carlton and Alfred ferrall,
prominent tobacconists of Danyilie, were in
the city yesterday.
MIR. Henry Lee Valentine, who has been
very i'll for the past week, was able TO see
friends to-day.
Mr.. IA. X. Richardson, OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad, was in the city
Yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Henry Pey took place
Yesterday from II. Patrick's Catholic
Church.
Mr.. ID. Gardiner Tyler, Of Sherwood Forest,
James River, was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. j. d. Farrar will return to Philadel-
phla today.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS GATHERED IN ALL PARTS
OF THE OLD DOMINION.
Fire st Lynchburg Illness OF General
Iindsay Walker-Hon. Leon Abbctt
visits Norfolk News and notes Cleaned
From Many Points.

LyxcHBURG. December 3d. special. r.
4 very damaging fire broke ont 40 J O'Clock
Saturday night in the large brick tenamcnt
adjoining the Opera House on Main, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. The under
portion Of the building WAS occupied by
Mr. Rockachaiic as variety store, and t1c
upper floors as a boarding and lodging
house kept by Mrs. Maury, I've fire COM
meaced I'm the basement from causes not
known.-and soon flooded the whole house
with smoke almost 20 suilocati0n. The fire
being in tie lower story blocked the
usual way of cgrcss, and co:.sc.
ouently ali Of the occupants Of the
upper floors were compelled 10 escape in
their night cio0hes through the windows as
best thcy could. Some of them jumped 10
the awnings below and felt to the ground
unconscious. while others were assisted
down by ladders and ropes furnished by the
fire and police men. The escape Of many Of
the inmates was truly miraculous. and that
none were killed or seriously hurt was, IN
decd. surprising. The main part OF the
building was saved from destruction, but
tine whole stock Of merchandise on the first
a0or was entirely DESTROYED. The loss was
ycrycOnsiderable, and the insurance was
only 5000.
The local option campaign. which is now
the absorbing question Of the day here, was
opened Saturday night in the Opera House hy
an ablc.spccch from Capt. TIA. y. Williams.
one Of our leading lawyers ani fresh con-
vert Of temperance. tc spoke FOR two hours
10 large audience ofboth colors. The blacks
occupying the galleries. Hon. John l..
Massey was present ODD tho stand. and
spoke on the same side tonight. The ''Wei.
have employed very able champions 10
speak iorihem. and are putilngin their WORK
with spirit and vigor among the people.
Both sides seem confident Of success.
Yesterday Dr. X. +. smith. who has been
pastor Of the First Baptist Church many
years. preached his farewell sermon, and
goes 10 Nashville 10 assume new call. tie
was one Of the most popular ana successful
BAPTIST ministers who have ever been here.
Arinr the sermon the congregation unani-
mously extended call f0 Dr. Mcdonald. OF
the second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ca.
and formerly Of Richmond. TO take Dr.
smiths place. IL is mnJaly understood
that DR.. Mcdonald will accept the Halter
ing invitation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
A BUILDING FALLS.
Eight Men buried in the Ruins- Ono
Killed.

Eight Men buried ia the kuins- ono
Killed.
ST. LOUIS. December 30.-At lO:Jo this
morning. while about hfy men were work
ine on the roof Of the new iouf-siofy Ac"e-
',.,,. "a ,fr.f. ou the carncr OF Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, they ieii
me building tromble and give way Denealh
them. The third, second and first stories
collapsed in succession. Most oi the men
that went down from the roof had time 10
srrioa 10 "a safe portion Of The third iloof,
and those ON the lower iioogs jumped
Through the windows 10 the ground. Eight
men were buried beneath tAe deuris. fiie-
men were summoned and began clearing
away the ruins. William Detford. timer,
was fatally hurt The remainder Of me
workmon caught IN the falling TIMBER were
more or less injured but it IS thought none
fatally. No cause IS given for the collapse
.s tbc structure. but ID Il. said 10 be due 10
n vein Of Cuicksand upon which u was
built. The loss VIII be about 5000.
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Letter Carrier James PWrighi, who lives
at 600 Catherine street, was arrested yes
tcrday afternoon in the Richmond Post
Office. charged with robbing the mails. lie
was taken before l.. :. Commissioner
Thomas ). Atkins and bailed in the sum Of
-. 900 for his appearance Saturday morning.
Wright was carrier 40. 10, and trayersed
the route northwest OF Brook avenue.
For some time complaints of irregularities
have been coming from persons in
that section Of the city. 4 few DAYS ago
Inspector G.. Waddy Wilde began an in
yestigation bY the usual method Of sending
decoy letters. and at the time Of his arrest
Wright was searched, and it is said that
one of these letters was found in his pocket.
lie is married man, and has been con-
nectcd with the postal service for some
time.
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PETERSBURG NEWS.
Tournament in Dinwiddie--tharged with
Nape-Cixil Cases.


Nape-CiNiI Cnses.
PETERSBURG, December So. Special.
The tournament given al Dinwiddie Court
house ON Friday last WAS attended by "a
very large crowd, including many from
Petersburg. The successful knights wen.
Charles II. Young. Of Dinwiddie Court
house: Robert II. Tucker. oi Chesterfield
county; Albert Orgain, OF Dnwiddie Court
house. and W. l.. Webb. Of Dinwiddie
county. The tournament was followed at
night by grand ball ami supper. Nr.
Young crowned Miss Edna Eftenhorough,
Of Dinwiddie Courthouse, Queen Of Love
and Beauty: Mr.. Tucker crowned Miss
Linda Boisseau. Of Dinwidlie Courthouse,
First Maid Of Honor. and Mr.Orgain crowned
Miss Minnie Haniser, % Sussex county,
second Maid Of Honor and Mr.. Webb
crowned Miss Perkins. of Dnwiddie c0un-
tv. Third Maid Of Honor. The music was
furnished by string band from Petersburg.
Another tournament took place on Friday
at Trinity Church, In Dinwddie county, in
which number Il knights IN foot contest
ed for the privilege cf cr9wning the queen
Of love and beauty and the different maids
Of honor. The charge 70 xhe knights
was delivered by Captain |. l.. shelton.
The successful knights were: Willie Ford,
Knight Of the Lost Cause; Willie shelton,
Knight Of >mithfeld; Arthur IAiley,
Knight Of Church Road; Elwyn Spain,
knight of Wayeland. The Knight OF The
Lost Cause crowned as Queen Of Love and
Beauty Miss Mabel Wingdeld knight OF
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the AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
senator German Creates sensation az
Democratic Meeting.

senator German Creates u sensation az
Democratic Meeting.
B.lrMOnr. December 3o.-t nitej states
Senator Gorman delivered speech TINS
afternoon at 70 meeting Of Democratic odi-
tor. of the counties of MARYLAND that proves
10 ho the largest sized political sensation ~
which the public has been treated Tor "a ggou
while. The Democratic campaign last IAN
was conducted practically under The ali-
spices Of the Business MEMS ,mocratic
Association. Two weeks ago thft organl-
zatiou plergod itself 90 secure the passage
bv fle next ie.sia nre of The Australian
election law. which bad been favored ana
urged all along by political and lIbpr orsat-
izatious. Atthe editors meeting to-day sen
afor Gorman inyeighod against the Austria
liam system and sad that 10 must not pass
Aiter the speech. Mr. German arose ifom
his seat and requested every man pfe-'h'
10 observe secrecy with reference to any
thing that was said on transpired at lhe
meeting. The matter leaked OUT, however,
and has caused thc biggest Kind OF SUI
tO-Uiglt.
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Sergeant j. NJ. Macon has summoned the
following named grand jurors for the ensu-
ing term of the Hastings Court: Joseph ".
Carter. John VI. Higgins, John :. ElleH.
Josiah Ryland. Edinboro Archer, a. =.
Watkins. James l.. Phillips, B. +. Johnson,
James 4. Vaughn, James +. Gray, II. J..
pelouze. Charles l.. Whiti0ck, George Is.
Gaines. sam II. lIawos. William Rine-
heimer Y. A. Fayier, John {. Gibson. +. b.
Addison. W. II. Bourne, jefferson Powers,
Charles lagan, VIM. +. Murray, j. b. Nc
KINNEY, and William Il. Lyons.
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SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.. December 10. -
Nr- Erwin and her tWo daughters, Mary
and Bessie. from Benton county, Mo-, were
found suil0caied in their room in a Motel at
Oakland yesterday morning. The three l.'-
dies were assigned 80 the same room on
saturday night, aud not being accustomed
10 the use Of Tas. the hotel clerk showed
fhon how 10 turn .t on and OIL. Yesterday
morning the three were found dead ~ bed
and on examination showed that the gas
had been turned bat half way on.