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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-14
THRIVING TRkMPS
Arrested in Alexandria and Brought 10
Hichmend

Last Friday night a party Of tramp,
broke into the Valentine House. on the cor
noro of Capitol and Ninth streets. and stole
"a Dot of pistols. oyercoat-. a watch. neck
chain. and % iot Of clothing, the property al
Mr. j. ~. Valentine. 4 warrant was at
once sworn 0ut i0r their arrest. but the Of
acers learned that the thieves had len the
city.
Tuesday. Sergeant Alexander rumlins, n
saw in the TINE, that party answerins
70 their description had been arrested In
Alexandria. and thar lot of good, Of a @
Kind described had been discovered ID
their possession. lie Immediately tel =
.raphed the authorities az Alexandria th 1
the above parties were wanted in Rci
m0nd for burglary. and at once went % that
city and brought the offenders here ye-ter-
day evening.
six Oi the party were captured. hut three
~ the leaders OF the gang made their escape
when arrested by the Alexandra officers.
The party gave their names and destina-
ton. as follows: Joseph,llungtr. New Jei .
,ey; William Brown. New York: JOSEF
Collins. Virginia; John Sweeney. England:
William Warren. Georgia: James Jones'.
Ireland They VIII appear before the po-
lice Court this morning.
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THE TURF.
Results Of the Racing ri the New jersey
Jockey UUh-Enttie- tor To-Day
l,acinc az Clifton, NJ.

Ec.niis Of the Racing ri the New jersey
Jockey Club-Enttie- for To-Day =
Racing ~ Clifton, y. >.
Vhl following are Yesterday results:
First race. ihrfc-iOurths of milc-'itll
service nr-t. Oregon second, Wheeler j.
h'ri. Time i.214.
aand race. one and ihrac-sixiccnih-
nH.. HAuisier first. Joe Lee second. New
burg third. Time Piss.
Third race, threc-fourlhs Of mile Ben
rGi nf-t. laciius second, Orcgano third
Time l;Zs.
Fourth race one and onc-,iXtocnih miles
lonely T. Pelham second. Glory third
Time Z:NGI.
Finn race. thfec-fonrihs Of mile, selling
Golden Reel first. Freedom second, VAR
dee third. Time LIS.
sixth race. one and ihree--iNt miles
-~t. Nick first. Gleumouud second, Royal
Garter third. Time 2:NA.
rO-DAY's ENIRir, FOR CLIFTON RACES
First race. one and ono-siNiecnih miles.
.niiin4-f hceny. 49,; tounod, 100; an. lus'
knk. ie7: firlc. lul; Bonnie =. lVi; Nan
haitian. 100. E4storiuk, 100; bousiay. lV. Z
Alan Archer lO,; Nigilaut, 100; hins-iofd'
100.
second race. seven and ouc-hali iurl0ngs-
F.r.ae. flG. Lancaster. iij; Ihe0Ia. 49,.
No0nstrnc. 40: Loris, io5; Jennie Mel ar
Mnd iN.
Third race. one milo. hanliclp-,t. John.
fiY: -pcedwcll. us; Dmboyne, %; kas-
som. li2 sam. d., 100; Iceberg. Jos; vivid
iHJ.
Fourth race. three quarters Of "a mile. Sell
n owen Gridrn. in-, Madeline. colt. JOS;
Bessie k.. lDj: Garrison, lO2: Mischief, '''
Folly. o.. Fast lime. -.
Tlnh race. 0nc-mile hcai--l Young Duke
M: Duuboyne. IL; Vivid. Jj; Fannie H..
90: Ocean. go.
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Pogram Battalion Association has adopt
ol "A new badge. II consists of Maltese
cross formed Of cannons. I'm the centre -
picture Of the gallant regram. ON The cir
rle are names of the batteries which com
nri-ed the battalion. VIZ: Purcell 'ren-
Shaw. I.etcher. fredericksburg, ana rec
Dee OF South Carolina. At the bottom l-
Inscribed. From 1851 io 1860" This badge
will bee worn by members of the association
in GOOD standing and by them transmitted
10 their surviving family or relatives as an
honorable heirloom.
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An Exemplary Absconder.

OMAHA. NEB.. November l3.-Ihe nee
this evening says that III. III. Miller. son OF
Emily Huntington Miller. the authoress mas
absconded leaving debts due members Of the
Trinity Methodist Church in k0mnzeplace,
amounting 20 about $4,000. Miller was
treasurer Of the church, and has always
been considered an exemplary young man.
lie is nephew Of Paul Miller. Cincinnati
millionaire, and one OF the leaders In thau-
augua movements.
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C0LD NINE FOR SALE.

commissioner. ap0 oinfoi hy DIE C.iculf
Court of Louis in tho sun 90 Baker, tr.
AGAINST Nefiisillld, &c., VIII h'il Ht NN'll'A
at Louisa CCur house ou the
0rH DAY or DiCHMnrh, ls~O
uhat being court dayl 20 certain tact oi hnd
tu Louisa county On iUnnnA iffths este
mated 10 contain 800 nfrrs. more uf ,s. Ini
known MS the Ncnehre ur icnfIrs cold
Mine. COL has been found ON rnil ilft.
ana may he valuable .Or miainS purposes.
Ietms made known tt sale.
MN.b PETIT.
nOi3-Wtd special commissioner.
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The city ambulance was called Yesterday
morning al O'Clock ~ No. east Broad
street. % white man who had fallen from
The second story of new building. severely
cutting his right leg and knocking out his
teeth. lie WIS taken % his home on
Church Hill. where medical assistance was
administered.
At 2:l5 O'Clock =. VI. the ambulance was
called tO No. OBS west Clay street. 10 a
white man who had his hand caught in "a
planning machine and badly mashed His
wound was attended 10, after which he
went home.
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Thcenleriainmont for the benefit of West
minister Church. at the Y VI. g. a. hail last
evening. WIS q splendid success. The
large audience WAS thoroughly pleased.
0olichtcd. The ladies deserve unhouulcd
praise for The taste displayed in decorating
thc stage. Ihe display Of flowers. plants.
and trees. 80 Kindly loaned hy Mr.. tatlin.
was magnificent. The little West End
Presbyterian Church is 10 Doe congratulated.
and the "hing's sons" should try 10 again.
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The following are the officers Of the new
branch order Of the Iron Han. who Will ID,
installed next Tuesday night: Past thi,l
Justice. julius Edei: Chief Justice. ". \.
Pennoll: Accountant, +. W. koenis;
Cashier. Michael {. >eay; Herald, 'hafies
II. Houchins: Yidette. Frank spies: 1us-
tees. Campbell SPOTS, l.. Y. Bargamn, and
Julius Edel
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MANCHESTER.
a DULL DAY ON THE OTHER SIDE.

Revival services At Bainbridge street.
Baptist ,hurch-Proceedings q" the
courtS-.n Oid-Timcd Ante-Helium
Dar,se,-Eriefand Personal Mention
The revival services at the Bainbridgc-
street BAPTIST church continues Ia grow ~
interest. DR.. William J.. Hatcher, Of h'ch,
mond. preached Tuesday 10 crowded
house. which resulted IN sewers" CONVEX
si0'is. .,..,
the week.
COURT NEWS.
The continued ease of Nat Claiborne (col-
cr,,D. charged with Illegal voting, was dis
poscd of in the Mayors court yesterday
morning. From the evidence Of me regis
tr1r nd Jones ~tOr. 70 Was clearly evident
that ihe appearance Ot tlaihorne'S name on
The book. of that precinct WIS due 10 an er-
r0r iu cenyine ths books. and that De had
never attempted ID vote at that place WINE
registered BOB the f0nrih ward m THIS city,
Tine Mayor therefore discharged the prs.
i,oror. and instructed the registrar NJ Jones
Store 90 erase tiaibOne'> name from ms
books.
Yha November term If the Chesterfield
Circuit Court Hon. b. 4. Hancock. judge
will commence tomorrow. There are
Quito number of important eases on the
do. kpt and tine session Of the court VIII BE-
"a busy one. One o. the FIRST cases that VIII
como lip viii le that NJ John Jones. charged
with killing Alexander Cotton. This case
comes up from the County Court ON mo-
ton for new trial.
CoLoREp OcTOGFNARfAN.
The Lcoder reports that there is an old
colored man living ia Manchester named
! Henry Thomas. who Is between eighty and
uiuof, sears of age. he WAS a great horse
Jockey ln DIS day and belonged % the father
Of Mai,r Thomas Boswell. of Hanover " ll-
cle llonn.' as every body calls him. ,, Grip
nlrd uu with rheumatism. hut his memoir,
/ Is remarkable. and Dee can cell some inter
o-tiu. stories oi the great races in llenr.co.
! Hanover and Chesterfield seventy years ago.
NOTES.
/ Invitations afe ont Tor the marriage Of
! Miss Isl lee Moore, daughter ot Mr-.
81. b. Moore % Nr. Charles VI. Lee. Ihe
/ ceremony viii he performed at Meade
/ Memorial Episcopal Church. Tuesday after
noon. November ID. 30 $3.50 O'Clock.
Captain Joseph il0h-on and Mr. Thomas
NJ Miilgr. of FOWhltan, were I'M the city
Yc-tertly.
Mrs. Mary u. Clayton and daughter have
gone t0 GEORGIA f0 spend several months.
8 Called meeting of the Democratic city
Committee viii Doe held Tonight 40 halfpa-t
O'Clock.
! Clerk DlNal to-day issued a marriage
rooHse 600 Joseph j. Haley and Miss Julia
Henry
Il.re rs to Dea Dig deer hunt IN the ycir-
ify of Testers farm. in Chesterfield. one
i.ynoAi week. Mr.. Thomas Davis Of Mid
lothian. who was iu the city sunday. says
fhni he SSH he Ben tho hunting party aud
that he anticipate, much sport
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The advance sale Yesterday for the Little
Lord Fauntlerol" performance. which be-
gins at the Theatre Tonight. Was very large
and the indications are that the Theatre
will be- crowded tonight with the beauty
and fashion of Richmond.
The play is one that strongly appeals 10
all. The pathetic story. beautiful IN d.
purity, has charmed England and America
and is one of the most attractive dramas on
the American stage.
II is rare that these high-class plays come
10 Richmond. and when the managers nN
bring them here they deserve liberal patron
age.
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[OumPlin9sl
- -
With
Royal Baking
Powder

J No dessert is more delicious, wholesome
and appeiizing than a well-made dumping,
filled with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust IS
always rendered light, Aaky, tender and d.
gestible. Dumpling5 made with It, baked or
boiled, viii be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steaming hot with perfect impunity.
RECEIPT -O One quart # -four: thoroughly mix with
IL three teaspoons Of Royal Baking Powder and small
teaspoon RI salt rub IN piece Of butter or lard me
size Of egg and then adj one large potato grated IN
the four after the butter Is well mixed, sur IN mix and
kn.ad % the consistency Of s0ft biscuit dough break
Of pieces Of dough large enough 10 close over four
quarters d apple lor other fruit as desired without
rolling. and lay in an earthen dish Tor steamer and
steam until the fruit Is tender. Bake If preferred
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble, never fails, makes more appe-
thing and wholesome food and IS more eco
nomical. Royal Baking Powder IS specially
made for use in the preparation Of the finest
and most delicate cookery.
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Wallace against Minor. Fully argued by
Major John VI. orr for appellant and $. +.
Beach and James y Brooke. Esqs.. for az
pciicys and submitted.
simmons. &C.. against McConne's adj
mlnistNtOr. Argued hy Colonel John T..
Penn for appellant and Thomas ". Miller
for anrllinp
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"The Great Metrouoli.. -

As per advertisement elsewhere noted.
1.-the Great Metropolis; or. the Life->arers
Of sandy Hook opens four nights engage
ment az the Academy next Monday.
This play is said 10 be remarkably vivid
illustration Of life in New York and irmedi-
ate vicinity. and Is generally regarded as
The best work of those fertile playwrights,
Messrs George III. Jessop and Ben Teale.
\ real life->aNing herO-Captain Charles
t. 'lark' ot Atlantic tity-will appear rs
one of the United states lifc-~aying crew in
realistic shipwreck scene. Three GO-E.et
baggage cars are required TO transport the
scenery and nrOpertIes.
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STAT { TAXES.

TREASURER OFFICE. CITY HALL.
November .. 1889.
state Taxes for 1889 are now due. and
shOvld be paid before close of business ON
November aOlh. after which date a penalty
OF per cent. Will Oe imposed undtr exist
Ing laws. Where property Is held by trus-
tee tbe taxpayer viii please give The name.
Notarles pubic viii please call ana pay the
amounts returned ny thclp ss due the Com
m0nw ealsh On account OF taxes on seals.
JOHN X. CHlLDkEY.
nyl0-jt Treasurer.
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The committee OF the Tuesday German
would like 90 state In answer 10 enquiries
on the question Of invitations that no one is
expected 10 attend a german, in any capa-
city. who has not received an engraved in
siiaiion tor all germans, or a special card
for one.
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Governor Lee will leave the city this
morning for suffolk, where he goes 10 attend
the unyeiling of monument 10 the Conipd-
crate dead. He viii return to the city to-
night. aud will address the members Of the
Lee Camp Confederate Veterans, tomorrow
night. His subject will be ~lhanceIlors-
yille.'
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The follow ng deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
IL CITY CUANCERN COURT
Marin rchhs to Richard Gentry. A feeton
east side of Norton street. near Clay 500.
HFNHiCo COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
Gifts of Richmond 90 United state, OF
america. tWothrd. OF am acre ai Dutch
cap. Sag lighthouse. 81; James 4. Mitchell
and v.ie To- Kate l.. D.cherson. 3l feet on
east side thirty first street, $40. Joseph T.
rnsley and wife % \. Il. Courtney, interest
i'm l.i acres on Deep Run turnpike. about
h,cmilcs from Richmond $50; e.. A. Wal
lace and VI. 4. Staples and their wives 60
William Sampson aud Andrew Pitts, 81
aerc~ on Hutchinson road, >l.51N.
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Last Monday iucius Thomas. negro, AZ
tempted a criminal assault upon Miss len
Rose. Il white lady, on The highway oui7in'
Ire city limits on strawberry street near
.lrv. The lady was Knocked down. bruised
and checked. The negro has been arrested.
DIR. W. If. Beyeridge viii prosecute him.
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Lindsay Holmes (coloredl. charged viii,
stealing horse from J. 4. lhaup, was sent
IS the penitentiary for i've years.
Julius kleuber pleaded guilty Of selling
liquor 10 minors. He was fined SO and
costs which he paid. and required TO give
security for twelve months.
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We have specfYani positive cure for Ca
t.un. IIunfhnri1. tnnker Mouth and Head
Nasli Injector frrc With each bottle Use IL
lf y0I desire ncni h and sweet breath. Price,
SD cents. sold by lodeker Brothers and
d.. -. Shields e. Co. corner ol / itth AMI Mar
...Ll .LI.-Ls
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Rev. Charles =. Williamson. Of keniuckf .
a former resident Of Richmond. VIII condu.
the mems meeting 40 the YOUNG Mei s.
Christian Association this evening. lht
meeting begins at o'clock and clos
promptly at !. All young men are cordial
In invited 10 attend.
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Hon. Mice NJ Morton, of Charlotte;
judge l.. u. Narneu. al Greensvlllc; ". "
kinchcl0e, treasurer Of Prince William,
aud T.. Nelson Clark. Of Prince William,
were al the Capitol yesterday.
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Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued
IN the city TO John ii. Randolph and Elean-
ora Cross (rolored), Richard +. Duke and
Rosa lee Robinson. Edward Mccormick
ana Josephine Carlisle. Benjamin j. Ma
money ana sarah I. BNrne, Nelson X. Eos
ter and Georgiana smith lenlnrn.h
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DIED.

-rnl lBiE -Dlei. af tine residence n her
.nr-ir-it,s. Sir. jacob Kcck. Bacon Quarter
Branch. tuesday. November II, 1850, MIS-.
ILtUInINA sCIflBLE. aged sixty -eishi
}C.fs
Ii.r remains wtll lo taken fo Philadelphia
ODD. 4. Ne. and viii be- Inferred in that ciiS
lI.iIN afternoon.
rrFF. Died. November y. i~eo, at
1910 o'clock A. NJ. ut hCr residence,
-GroftH FIul sftorf. tLi/ANEIIi, Wild IS
OIL Peter 1900, lu thcslNty- seYpnth year Of her
FUNERAL win taEo rlace THIS lLurday)
AFTERNOON Ht3 O'Clock, nom ~. Jonns
German Church, corner a. Eighth aud Mar
ellM Friends invited 20 attend.
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An important business meeting will be
held al the powhatan Club rooms tonight.
II is desired that there be full turnout OF
members.
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city Circuit Court.

THE following case. Were disposed of in
iir Circuit Court Yesterday.
George n. JtWelt against BoulWare and
Williams. trustees of Chesterfield Coal and
lrun Mining Company. The jury rendered
"a Verdict Tuesday iu favor OF ihe plNuiiu
Gr SlNl. subject Cd "a credit of eli.at.
Judge Marshall tho counsel for the defend
auf. moved CD set aside the verdict. and
argument upon This motion Was hoard yes
tegdsy. Judge W oliloN sustained iAc ,cr-
diet o. the jury.
lin a. OO,cInat0r against Dfiiin- Bros.
e. Williams. Judgment for $500.
ID. Wilson s. ean~ against Joseph L..
Welsh. Judgment for $780,
al. Olnls g. sons against Joseph w..
Welsh. Judgment Cor SJll.~9.
john Ducr a. Sons. against Joseph i.
Welsh. Judgment for >il.
-. NJ. a Jos. q. Nohiiif against Joseph H..
Welsh. judgment Tor >li5.e.
r. u -. g.. Naimy against Joseph L,
Welsh. Judgment for Sl2i.ll
l.. ilill Gdriner a Go. against Joseph Il.
Welsh. judgement Tor SiOi.l2.
u. -. Walkncr Is CO. AGAINST Joseph Il.
Welsh. Judgment for sa1..1.
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rn1xNsmvlSc rnocLAmArloN.
CTATE OF VIRGINIA.
=
wliANkSCINISG rHOCl AVIATION. BY
TIE OONEHNlh,

In the belief f.at The people OF Nircinia
should render praise fo SCOT thc Father \ j.
mighty. maker az "a ayou and Ctrtu,' for The
many meIci.H NUtflrHit to ihlm during the
nlsi year. and in "a clidafce Win custom, /
hereby SGT apart aul appoint
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, lss9,
as "a day or Thanksgiving
recommend lhlt upon that cay our people
assemble iu tusir tftItCtlNc places ot Wof-
sIIfu fD uutr ihHnils f1 tnp King OF Glory FOR
l'a Watcllul care ln The past, and with
nfallfu.e u.scccA II m 40 deliver us from
.fYl lud % l,cn ci. ifum SIM and from the
"rrits aud assaults Of our enemies IN the
futplc.
Let the day be marked ~ coed deeds 10
those vino are distressed 'in mind. body or
esiate.' liy relief Go ih. poor aud the desc
htp. bF sympathy with the sick ana tn af-
flicted, and uy loving Kindness 20 the iamiy
Ar,S Side.
Nay n De n day ofihanksgiylne 10 the ever
lasting God By giving praise 10 the Creator
end ffesfryer q aA mauSlnd,' mot only
wlil our lips bat in our lives.
In testimony whereof, have hercunt0 set
mY hand aud caused she Great seal of the
State 81 Virginia 20 bee gii!xcd.
Done a. the Capitol, ia Il chmOnd. this 18Th
day of November. in the year 81 our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty mine. and
the Il1th year OF the commonwealth
FiTZHVEH LEE.
Governor OF Virginia.
By the Governor;
ii ". fiofEN0Y.
secretary 10 the Commonwealth.
nOi2-lOt
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DICHYOND FREDERICKSBURG
IL AID IOTONfc NAILlH AN.-lJlu-
Mod. VA, NOycu Der ifn. 1879.
CHANGE II -THI IIfTI

on aud fer November 18TH. $50. trains
on this rOa VIII run as follows. Viz.
1872 "a. u. leave bN fd-sif't- siailln daily
Past Mail.
2: ~ +. IA. leave iN'd-atfeet Stallion Gaiy, tk-
crpt uuiays.
$50 p. IN leave Byrd pr 90 station dlily.
1913 b. n. lenN" tArl street htdion daily.
Does not make local stops.
$50 a. m. arrive Byrd-stIt.t station daily.
?. B., =. IA. arrive Bygd-N,glet station daily
Fast Mail.
sos p. m. arrive bFrl-sircct station daily.
DOES not make iocal stops.
0tj p. IN. arrive isfd--ttcct staiilu Uaily.
except sundays.
Trains leaving l.yfd street re- 7:t3 p. nl. ulff
carry klchuoud and New oill sleeper. a. NU
u-efl exclusively for travel between tlt-a
points.
Ashland trains will run rs No present
&. A. TAYLOR.
no1--jt General Ticket Agent.
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tATANTED-A YOUNG MAN TX
w por.pucod in pipe cutting familiar
with MI kinds nitnfs. and capable oi rune
ming engine and pipe machines. Inquire ut
1875 east Main street no li-lt
Manufacturers ~ STE
w NOGRAriN AND Ilfa-M lillNN-
The only shorthand school ga Richmond
that has ever grauutfel student. over 100
of our yinduatcs low holding good positions
secured bs MS Terms reasonable and "a Irtr-
Teal training guaranteed. M,eiLNih 'Nf.-
LIGE OF ~ILNODkAllll, 10 uufil smith
street tcli-hln
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John Bowers,

No. z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLHZEp SLATE
MA>fEIS:
FINE WOODEN MANrEls.
SLATE ANDTlLE HkAKTus.
CRATES AND fE>DERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES:
HOr-AiR FURNACES AND FIRE PLACE
STOVES:
A large variety OF HEATING srONks
RANGES. AND COOhlNG STOVES
Fine BRASS TENDERS ANJ FIRE sErs:
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
vAPOR COOK sTovEs. aal-aa
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nnAEnEn. MANrHp.

nELIGHTFUL ROOMS WITH Ia
IL BILE BOARD. Apply to Mrs jANlll.
luS Mouth Finh street between 1rce pnt
franklin uUll-iff
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THE POWHATAN CrUB.-THERE
Willie 90 hu.lne.s mtttlHi of lNpNN-
LANCE Ofthc pOWlfAi tli NIGHT
at the Gil j. ROOMS. nlpu Do IInNi 40 fttl.
And it is dt sized tlatH large uuuler ol tne
members Doe present.
Iy ord 4 Ofthc lraHl 'euf.
nol3.It b.. H. GlilMIs. Secretary.
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,r.rrmnnm,. rran.atiantiquc- yaudcvine'

HERMANN iransati"n''P"'s ''"n''''''s
Inst night au audience thai packed I'D.
Academy t0 fho doors assembled io wines
thn hr-i appearance oi ~i.nNl u .rlmanh p
nuo company. Early in the c'cnhi f-e'rh
before iho door. were opcneo. people Ncic
streaming down rankin ana 'fiite 'll'ci'
toward. thc Academy. ana i'ne before it'
hour oi performances every 30" !" ,r
house was occupied. About y CLOCK ih'ti}
odd members of Acra Temple a'liNV ln
evening dress and capped with the nc
fIi...quc red iel. which is the badge nl ihr
if-i.c shrine. entered ihe audii"rieln.
Headed iA iNefim Il' SION Dew I'D, VIZ
.i.d slowly down ine Hi'lt ana "ccupie" '"e
.n n, reserved iNi ilrlh.
NHlrly all Di lh' ltoio' ii, ilf 'i'D T..
chairs were In full c,rniu-(ilts-. "hh ii'i
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