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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06

Scholl tells good story about n comic
singer who called the other dav n ,ho
managers office of one of the PRINCIPAL
cafe chantants in Paris to SEQ obont
sct.lnS an engagement. But let ma
soe' said the manager, | seem TO know
your race. Did you not sing at the Yer
non theatre last season." .Ycs" "Ru,
my poor fellow. You were n fearful
.'fos'' Yes; on purpose" How ON
: .t!''se' You see, the manager didn',
~ Us. If | had sung well | shonIi
!oSo got nothing but applause. ASH
h.*s as wretchedly as could. the people
y noarded me with apples. and | cot
,,NinethinS to eat at least."-Pan Mil
4 azette. ali Mall
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SEVERE GALE IN GALVESTON.
serious Damage Done 10 shining.

NEW ORLEANS. November J.-rhe Times
Democrats special from Galveston SAYS
severe gale has been raging here to-day.
the wind NJ one time blowing az the rate Ol
INV miles an hour. During the gale the
British barks Roma and Cordclia parted their
hawsers and were driven up the channel.
The ,ordela collidcd with the schooner
city OF Jacksonville. cutting hole into the
latfCr's stern above The water line. The
howsprit Of the COrielia was carried away
ly the collision. She was gotten under con-
troll without further damage. The bark
Roma driftei into the channel and lei
20 her anchors. and il still holding On. The
large Lee was driven from her- moorir.s,
and fJundcred. Several other vessels were
driven about by the gale but suffered NJ 81
rious damage. rnis evening the wind Is
gradually subsidn-. Tue storm WIS iAe
most severe that has been experienced In
Galveston harbor for several years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06

PREHISTORIC. \A.. November Demo
Gratis have carried the city by iiG majority.
There WAS no election in the second ward.
ia This ward this afternoon. Birdsong, Re
publican judge ~ the election, charged
Goodwin. one Of the Democratic judges,
with stuhing the ballot box. Goodwin
called Birds0ng a liar, and light eDsucd,
and in the rows the ballot box WAS smashed
and all the ballots scattc'cd over the floor.
lhtToll wa- closed AT once and the election
iD Inns ward went for naught
When the polls closed at the Sixth ward
precinct large number Of negroes had not
set succeeded in casting their ballots. They
proceeded 10 Il room in the neighbOrhoOd
aud their deposited their votes. The Demo
Gratis are very enthusiastic, shooting on ire
cracker. and beating drums.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

PHlLADELpH1A, Pa. November IN
Srlig Co., notions jobbcr, at POI Market
street. assigned yesterday with liabilities
likely u reach 100000. Assets about one
third.
NEW HAVEN. CONN., November Pour
deaths from diphtheria were reported i'm
fairhaven yesterday, and some anXict, il
caused by the news. The victims are all
chlldren.
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podson House to sec man taken sick. Hs
was brought to tho city hospital tor treat
/
THE TURF.
Result. and Entries for the Racing ~ tho
New Jersey Jockey Ciab.

~
New Jersey Jockey Ciab.
rho 6,llow,ng are Yesterdays results:
rirst race. one mile--Badge first. Layinia
Roll second. Martain Russell third. Time
I :j3. ,.,,,-
Secon,, race. threeauartcrs OF mile.
rordbam first. Bradford second, Iipstan
third. Time l:2iL.
Third race. threc-quarters Of a miie~Iui'
In blackburn first. civil Service second,
Hobespeare third. Time H.
youflh race. one and one-siNtccnin ni'lee
king crab first, Castaway second, iheo-
dosills third. yihe 1851.
Fifth race. one and One-sixiecnth miles
ftesday first. >tephaine second, Barrister
third. limo 1901 ct.
sixth race. three-:Ourt1s OF mlic-'''n-
dale first, Bohemian second, AfaD lhisu'
Time -.
yo-pAY's ENTRIES.
First race dyc-e'shss Of mile-lela
Nav. lO1: Express. 20: Freedom, 10; Brown
Charlie. 10: + rcjOls, I0j; Harrisburg, 10;
Gun-hot. lo5; Tipstail, 100; Cracksn'"h'
los Nahola. 1Ol.
second race, ,hrec-quarters OF mile
Laurentia. l0ji Hop tiliy), lS; veronica
1903: Testimony, --. -,
Oregon. 10: Badge. 10; King crab 80.
Fourth race, one and one-cightn o. q
mile fayiston. 100; Wilfred. III; Mac
beth H.. 1913; Brussels, 100; Flitaway' 90
rarlgon. il5.
Iiifn race. timee-quarters Of a mile
Gienm0und. il2: GiI'iondes. l0l: Lonely.
iuj: Brown Charley, 100; King Idle, 100;
Harrisburg. lU..
sixth race. one mile. selling 1t. Nalen-
tine. 10 Refund. rs; Fustic. il5; Al Reed,
ll3: Prince Kari, III; Rupert. ZIG; }. j..
OBJ. H.
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NORFOLK. Va. November 5.-Re-
turns from the Second Congressional
strict indicate that the Democrat.
have carried il hY ! 500 majority and
over. Harrison carried this district by 6,2jl.
Portsmouth city gave $50 Democratic ma iOr-
itg. aud southampton. NansemOnd. Princess
Anne. and Isle - Wight. and probably
Norfolk cnu1ty. give Democratic maiorities
and elect their entire legislative ticket. II
every district incieaseS its majority rs the
second district. 10 is estimated that Mckin-
u'y viii Dee 81. ctcd by 1000 maj rity.
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Parnell Pronounced a Con.pisator.

LONDON, November Sir Henry james
continued his argument for the Times 90.
day before the Parnel commission. No
declared that Panellsm was c0nsprac,
to destroy laudlordism and rupture the
Union.
Mr.. Parncrs visit 10 America. though
ostcnsibiv 10 collect money for the relief 0i
distress, was really 10 secure Support la.
the leagues reasonable aims. ana Dee an
pealed tomen well known as plottors against
the British government.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06

AZ the above house last night 3d. lOs-
siLie Case" WIS repeated for the second
time. The audience was as delighted and
liberal in rs applause rs on Monday night.
d" Possible tase." is interpreting COM
psl}. and the line stage settings affords a
dramatic treat tlat none ought 20 miss. A
matinee viii De- given this evening, and to-
night and tomorrow nights performance
will close the engagement.
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Death OF a Prominent Citizen Of Farm
VILE.

fARMvIILE. Va. November j.-Spc-
cial. J.. C.lryng. Esq, died today al noon
at the home Of his father. Hon. +. u. Irving.
after a long illness from consumption.
His death, however, was sudden. and was
announced 10 a community made sorelv
distressed. lie was an able lawyer. and M
the time OF his death the superintendent Of
Public Instruction for Prince Edward
county,
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Prayer Of a True democrat

Please insert the following PRAYER Of a
true Democrat:
Let each head De bowed in reverence. %
pay the last tribute ~ respect % lhe great
enemy Of our race. Billy Malone, Who has
departed from our midst on the 9Th Instant.
Nay his head rest in the same place like
Harmon. who tried % destroy lhe race o.
M0rlscai AMEN.
n cAmlni. IL. November b ISL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06

A1nty-i cannot understand how girls
",s The way they do nowadays. Its Sim.
by awful You spent two months NJ
,''''P last summer, and during that
, ,.r you were engaged to half a dozen
different men. = N0'''i
sweet Girl-But, aunty. what else
'ouiu l do' I'd hardly get engaged to
one young man before his vacation would
&c over ana he'd have to 90 back to the
s"y' ana that's the way it went. It was
York Weekly.
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LyNcHBuRc, VA. November J.-Lynch.
burg gives Mckinney. 2,lT; Malone. I,3lf.
Democratic majority, $50. Democratic
gain. 5s6.
salem, Roanoke county, gives a Demo
cratic gain oi 300.
Rocky Mount, Franklin county. Shows n
Democratic gain Of l3i, and returns from
other precincts irdicatc that the county
will give 100 majority, gain Of 80 OYER
the Presidential election.
Montgomery county shows large Demo
cratic gains at every precinct, 80 far rs re-
ported. indicating the election Of the Legls-
lntiNc ticket by a handsome majority. The
county gave Harrison 1871 majority.
IiiisylNania. The largest county In the
state. shows great Democratic gains. the
white people having been aroused by the
prosecution Of prominent citizens on the eve
~ election Tor alleged offences al the Prcsl-
doHiill election. Authentic reports indl-
cato majority Of I.29O ior Mckinney, a
gain Of l.sN
rscry precinct Of Amherst, as yet re-
ported. shows decided Democratic gains,
and -o Win Campbell. The Lynchburg
and Campbell Legislative district viii give
over 1000 Democratic majority. \ Demo
cratic gain OF 80.
wStno county. complete, gives. Demo
cratic majority OF 500. Democratic gain Of
Jsi and a representative.
Halifax VIII run over 500. Washington
gives zoo. Democratic gain, 3ls. Indica-
ticns point 10 "A majority of over 400 for
Mckinney in southwest. Charlotte gives
zoo
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, November .5-Mr.
Basil d. Gordon. chairman Of the State
0mmittco, in an interview with report
or of the United Press at midnight tonight
said THAT from very full reports. leaving
nothing 90 fear. we have already about %
0lO majority for Mckinney, and a two
thirds majority i'm the Lower House Of the
H. g-lature, with substantial gain in the
nucr House"
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RlcAMoND,s MORTALITY.
woody Report ofthe Board of Health

D. 'fhI1 h'loit hA th' boAit VI ''''h
According to the report 0f the Board oi
Health for the week ending ON Saturday
li-t the whole number of deaths In the city,
exclusive of still births. We're 81. 81 which
I'D were white and n were c0iored.
ihe rate oi mortality of tine whole p0pula-
tion Wa- 1912 per i.OO per annum: of tho
white popuailon.l 1871 per i.0j) per annum
of ihe colofed population, 1900 per 900 per
lunum.
Tine ages Of the deceased were: day 10
ff. white and 2 c0lored; / month
fo O.. white and I col0red year
i0 3. white and ! c0i0red: years t0 b. /
white; DID years t0 I'D. . white and cnlared .
I'D wears o. SD. 4 white and I col0rcd in
years t0 Ji. col0red; ID year, 900. white
ard / c0l0rld; 0n. years i0 I'D, 3 white and
c0.ored; ~ years % SD . white; 80 years
f' Il co'aI,i. unknown. white.
THE moan temperature for the week.
ending November D. 1850, Oi.5O: amount Of
D.. .rfIlI % II inches
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Favorable Reports AZ Democratic Head
quarters.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November Dies
patches received by Chairman Barbour at
ihe Democratic Headquarters here Indicate
a' This hour Democratic gains throughout
iiit State. aud that Mckinney is elected
fluQuicr county estimated Mckinney
1900 majority. Hume tdcm.) for Lcgsla-
tnre. carries Alexandria city by 53l ma
iority. A gain Of j01. lie carries the county
lr 81
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On, What n Couof,.

VIII ycu need tne warning 1.-The sigDsi, .or.
bic disease, Cobsufnpslvn7 AK yourself.
II you can afford for The sake Of saving -.
cents, 10 run the risk and do nolh NJ ~ (.
We know from experiences trat SHILOH. fu,a
W. S"se spv' oopc ihsn VIZ, 's,; lhi.
were soii Mo pasi year. II relieves C,sn''
and WhoCc;ng Cough al once. Nothor. n.
not hc without IT, eampIe bottles ffe.. ~,
by Bodeker Brofhrf- hu1 IL. ". Shciiss & N,
corner VI Tifih end SaEshsi strcets
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our theatre patrons will no doubt remcm-
Der Goodyear Cook and Di!lon's minstrel.
rs they played an engagement Of a week at
the Exposition last season, and their Icr-
lormancc was much enjoyed. The same
company. much improved. VIII be at the
Academy ON Friday and Saturday nights
next. with m7tinee on saturday The
sasa 81 seats VIII commence on Thursday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06

SANTA FL, y. NJ. November !. The al
most unprecedented snow and wind storm
Of the past three days. has caused great
damage 10 livestock on the northern ranges.
and II IS feared a number of COWBOYS and
sheepherders have persisted with their
animals. From eight 10 sixteen inches of
impeded.
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THE COTTON CROP.
Report Of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change.

change.
NEN ORLEANS Ia, November 9TH,
New Orlcan, Cotton Exchange today issue.
a statement. founded ON official returns from
various exchanges. that 900 22-lOO pounds
per bale is the average weight Of 2,OlS.SIi
bales of this years cotton crop. including
port receipts from September Isl TO October
3l-i, and overland receipts 10 November Isl
inclusive. The average Of the cotton belt
fer September and October together is
10 42-lo9 pounds per bale less than the re-
ccipis. Average details by sections are:
Virginia, i'i iAloc pounds; North Carroll
na, 500: South Carolina, 100; Alabama, 500:
Georgia. f93 7l-l00: Tennessee. Sol i7-lOO:
LnuieInnns 80 SLllnO; IrXas. l3l 2l-lnn.
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farewell County.

TAzrwKLf. VA, November j.-->cven pre-
cincis heard from in fazewell comfy show
net Democratic gain over last years vote
al 1888. The majority In the county il osti-
mated al about 600. This viii be gain q
40.
TAzxwELL {. H., November 5.-Seycu
precincts heard from show Democratic
gain of SSj over last year.
TAzEwELL, Va, November 5.-The cs:i-
mated vote Of the county pollcd 400. Nne
precincts heard from give "A Republican
majority OF s5s. A Democratic gain OF ;s3..
The county estimated Republican 10y $50.
vs. County.
NAxMYADOw. VA, November 5.--Ihis
precinct gave Mckinney 80: Kent - ma-
jority. This place gave - for Cleveland
MrrnEviLIE, VA, November d.
Wytheyill,. Repass Mill. Max Meadows.
Poplar Camp and craham's Forge precincts
give Mckinney 521 waiority. A Democratic +
gain of 3Dl over the vote of 1873.
Crocketts. Rural Retreat and ROYAL OAK /
precincts give Republican majority OF ~.
A DemvSrasic gain OF - over the vote of 4.
1855. Al this rate, with the precincts ~
hear from, Wythc county will 20 Demo
1cratic by nom 800 10 $50 majority. kent. =
Democratic nominee for the Lex. laturc.
will run ahead Of his ticket 100 vote.
Warwick County.
NEWPORT NxNs, VA. November 3.
Varrick county give. Mckinney, as; MA.
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TRENTON, \. J., November l.-Fleur1|
are lacking. and In most eases viii not B..
oJt.inlbie tonight. There is every ind'c1.
in, however. of Democratic victory
hartman McDerm0it. Of the Democrat,
-lte Committee. SAYS: Albeit rs ccrlaIuis
elected hy "a majority largely in excess Of
Governor Greens figures. / have been noti-
iei that state senator Vert is reelected
from Morrow county. where we also gain an
Assemblyman.
NEW YORK. November = The WORTH
says the contest is close in New Jersey.
with the chances 100 favor o. Albeit (dem.)
FIR Governor
NEW YORK. November J.-fhe SIM says
Abbett's majority i'm New jersey will Dee
l. -fIDn.n Id l-lI md Il nm
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Dysp-vsln and Liver eorapIaln,

IL II not worth the small pro, 81 F., e.,..
10 free yourself ~ every syinpi m ,f i.e..
distressing coDplninis1 ifyDii thInkso -
nj our store and Rct bottle 81 ~hIi,hsv
as,; lNs,y ac syI ., H. s'fa1tes
good 10 VIII cost you nothing. sD,d d. loI.
ker Brotherhood N. 81. snollls z ~ ,c,t,,.r
/, Of Flita and MARSHALL streets
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Ambulance Calls.

The city ambulance was callei yesterday
nj $3.50 T. NJ. 20 the corner u seventh and
Marshall streets. whcrt q white person Wac
taken III. She WAS properly casci ior by
the physician in charge.
At 5;i5 the ambulance was called to the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06
a EattIing Prize if.i.t

NEwBURGH. y. Y. November a raj
Ting prize fight Of eleven rounds took pace
this morning at Highland Falls between
Jim Daily. of Philadelphia. and Bin Cabig.
Of Pittshurg. heavy weights. for purse of
5000, IN which DAILY proved the victor.
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NEW YORK ALL RIGHT.


New York once more proves steady on the
l)emncraiic line. The Republican state
ticket i beaten by over 2OOoD majority. I'm
lhe Legislature there is gain Of from eight
- twelve Assemblymen. and the reign OF
li1ss Plait is thus seriously imperled. The
iaminany ticket wins in New York city bv
a handsome majority over the Republican
Fusion, except Gildersleeye for Judge of
General Sessions.
~ BROOkLNN
MAJOR Chaplin is reelected by over 10. 900
majority. and gains are made in the legisla-
tive districts.
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC.
New Jersey goes Democratic by a roasing
Vote
SATISFACTION OVER MAHONF's DEFEAT.
The announcement here that Malone was
beaten. was received with great satisfaction.
the bulletins being heartily cheered.
New York
NEW YORK. November l.-ln this State
secretary Of state. comptroller, treasurer
engineer, judge Of the
court oil Appeals, three supreme Court
Judges. TWO tongrcssmcn, thrty-,wo >ena-
tris. ~ assemblymcn and various local
officers are 10 be chosen. Five hundred
election districts in this city out of l.Ol9
ave for Secretary Of State: Gilbert (rep1.
-. 10; Rice (de9). Co.I1l.
me SIMS bulletin slys: "IndicatiOns
are that he city has given the Democratic
state ticket 1000 majority"
NEW YORK. November 5.-One hundred
ini lightweight districts outside of New
, ork and Brooklyn give Gil .crt (rep1 400
Ner Rice tdem.) The same districts in 1857
ave Grant trep.) 100 over Cook for Secre-
AIRY Of state.
Eight hundred and iifly-iiye election dis
ricts give Gilbert J3.D-.. Rice i0sas,
coke 11,os5, WenUlc TO-. 320.
six hundred and TWO election districts i'm
DIS city give for State Treasurer: Hedges
rep.) lo.5oo; Danforih (dcm.) 1922.
bhookLNN. Y. Y. November 5.--Tnree
undred and sixty-tour districts out Of 80
I'VE i'ice %, So, Gilbert 81 l9l.
BROOKLYN, Kings county. has gone Demo
rate by little less than 1000
BUFFALO, y. T., November 5.--seyentv.
out Of % election distress In this oity
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Snyth County.

'nrLnOwW, Va, November Bon
hams precinct, Smyth county. Va: Ma
hone, l2o; Mckinney, III. Democratic
gain OFF,.
MARION, VA, November -NcKinncy's
majority at Marion. l26. Ills majority in
The county viii be about 2jD
MARION, Va, November o. six precincts
heard IRON give Mckinney 2i0 majority.
Five not heard from will increase il.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
legniar Budget From the North State. .

--'E"i"f h""f"t from the North state
R1iFlou, \. G., November D. Special.
Tia. county courthouse. which WAS burned
at Carthage some time agQ by IN in.
f'niiary. together with an the county
records, j. % be- replaced by building 10
cost ipu thousand dollars.
Annual horse races are in progress nj
lhariuLA this week.
The BrIleesboro fair, which il now IN SEES
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4 building located in the alley between
Leigh and Jackson streets and Third and
Fourth WAS damaged by ire last night
about o'clock 10 the extent Of about 5000.
Tho building was used az a barbor-shop.
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Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
20 Gerhard ". Felthaus and Katie T.. Fer
ritter Thomas II. Collier and Annie T.
Robertson. Allen II. Noncure and Annie b.
WcimCr.
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Mo.her. Al; Pralsrff.

spd are never without q b0ii.e q ihi. -,
Il all remedies. We refer ~ H.. David.
Cough syrup " tar, horcbouud. ard via
Cherry ADV
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Shenandoah County

MI. JACKSON, Va. November mt
Jackson's Democratic gain is a3, Forest
villc's Democratic gain is 20. llamhurg's
Democratic gain is 10.
WV MARhEr. VA. November 5.-Mc.
Kinney, 2O3, and Magruder (lor The Iceisla.
urel, the saline; Malone and Painter uor
Ifthe legislature) a5 each behind the ticket.
Afcmocratic gain over Cle,eland'. vote of
j..
Noop>TOCk. VA. November ELEVEN
prycincts IN shenandoah give "a not Demo
cratic gain Of 529. The county viii give 100
Democratic majority,
WOODSTOCK. Va. November 5.-Shenan-
doah county gives Democratic majority OF
about 800
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MISSION WORK.
Meeting or The Amoritan Chp-oh Mission
nry society.

AIRY society.
The American Church Missionary society
N the Protestant Episcopal Church VIII
convene in Richmond nc II. James Church
Tomorrow. The first session viii be held
at 4 O'Clock. and the body will reasscmble
at sociock. Bishop White viii preside.
Distinguished clergymen will De- here from
Sew York. Pennsylvania, and other places,
and interesting addresses may bee expected.
The church choir will be present on both
occasions, and suitable music Will be rem
ft....t.
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The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday:
NM cHANCEKY cOuRI.

W
James -. Anderson. special commission
or. iD laurei-s,raet Methodist Clurche
tri.t tees. Sd ieci on east side Laurel street,
between Albemlrle and spring 10 perfect
title. s.: Isaiah and Daniel Henderson,
trustee to Daniel Henderson. - feet on
south side Baker street. between Fiflh ard
sixth. Sl00j; Thomas ". Rutherford and
wiie 10 Rev. II. \. Topper. Jr.. 30 feet on
north side Grace street. near Rylaud, -. 100;
same to Rev. II. \. Upper. Jr.. trustee. 80
feet 0n Grace street. northeast corner Ry-
ltuI ,3glO
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by 4 +. Alamsor.
Real Estate Aucfi0nccraDd lL.nrlI = Ageuf
ol3 iIuil street, Manchester. w..
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/ sd tle churches of Protestant Christ
cui0m throughout fbe world. with more 90
/ i.ss zeil. recur year after year 0n ihe ami
yer-lry oi the reformation of the siXtcenih
century t0 the lessons Of that striking
epoch iu Gods h0dings with lis church.
/ The sunday morning lnicc at the Eng-
/ Dish Lutheran Church. Rev. j. =. hoscr
pastor. both IN song and sermon, was very
upnr'rrIlte. Aside from ihe powerful and
able discourse, ihe stirring hymns Of Zion
made 10 % season of rire profit and blessing
o. those present.
Extracts from the sermon would not I've
doing 70 Justice; some ~ the clear-cut and
li-mpOrtaui ISSUES which were then Joined
were used t0 illustrate The text. taken from
laurs letter TO- the Galatians -"stald iast
therefore in the liberty wlerrNiih Christ
h.th made as free. and Doe not cniiugled
again with tho yoke of bondage some of
Oh. speakers remarks reminded us %! what
LAFAYETTE j. recorded tO have said: IF the
liberties Of the American people are ever
destroyed. they Will fall by The hands Of the
RHmi.h clergy"
THE reformation Of the sixteenth CEN
tury Is. next 90 the Introduction of Chris
% unity. the greatest event in history. Ii
makes ihe end of the middle ages and the
beginning OF modern times. Starting from
religion 10 gave. directly or indirectly, Il
mi-lty impulse t0 every forward move
mtnt and made Proiestanism the propelling
force in the history a. modern CIVILIZATION
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06
OVER THE CITY.
LOCAL NOTES ANr HAPPENINGS
IN GENERAL.
. x,r,bcru Newspaper Man Punished for
Modelling with the Eiection-church
American Missionary society-N News
sr,,n, Roth sides the River.

Mr.. Fred. u. Alussey. the Washington
correspondent Of The Cincinnati fommcf-
rj,,f-f;arsffc. il in the city. Yesterday he
visited the voting precincts in Jackson ward
and bccamc very dislgfccable To the Demo
cratic challcn.ers. IL l. said he attempt
ed ~ incite The negroes to protest against
the mannor ia which he seemed 20 think they
were being shut Oh from voting. He made
several offensive remarks within the hear
ing Of Mr.. ". Z. Preston. one ~ the chal-
len.ors. and rs be started OF Mr.. Preston
followed him. When he saw Mr.. Preston
coming her ran. Mr.. Preston overlook him
and gave him several hard l.cks with his
fsf. and when he finished with him. Mussey
Jumped in q carriage and drove rapidly
away.
sir. Mussoy is one OF the leading news
paper men Of Washington.