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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
BRIEF TLLECRAMS.

BADDocK, PENN., February 10-The
large DRY goods store and residence of
". A. McDayitt, together With contents.
was entirely consumed bog fire at $3.50 this
evening. Loss $4,000 partly insured.
NEW YORK, February l0-Dr Ma
thaniel i. Bosley, surgeon in the navy
during the war died at the Grand Hotel
to-day of heart disease.
CHARLESTON, 5 s, February 10
Gpsar Fraser and Ned Drss Doth col
ored). were arrested to-day for the muir
der of f. Holdenburg. Fraser con-
fessed his guilt, but Criss claims TO be in
nOccnt
JERSEY CITY, y. J., February 1O-The
barrel storage warehouse Of the Standard
oil COmpany's works, al Bayonne, was
burned tonight, together with the
cooperage, glue shop and q quantity oi
oil The damage is estimated al sloV'-
600
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FROM ROANOKE.
New Manufacturing aud Investment Com
pany-Ibe Citizens Street Railway Ne"
Hln.t fnrnace.

ROANOKE. Va, February THE
Chamber OF Commerce has organized a
manufacturing and Investment COM
pany. with maximum capital OF SlVO,-
600. TO secure the location Of small IN
dustrial enterprises here. The plan Is
fo subseribe 10 the stock OF manuiac-
tories, donate building sites, etc, with a
view 10 diversifying our industries.
Good results are expected from tins
movement. As the men at the head OF II
are astute business men, ana blessed
wifhan abundance of means.
The Citizens Street Railway Compa-
nv are having spirited fight with the
Citv Council over the privilege or using
the streets for their track. About two
wears ago the Council granted an exclu-
siye franchise TO the Roanoke Street
Railway Company, and the contest now
is with view to annulling this agree
ment. Both companies are equipped
with plenty Of money and legal talent.
4 short time ago the City Council
submitted 10 the freehold voters for their
approval, as required by the charter. a
proposition to appropriate money Tor
three overhead bridges az certain rail-
road crossings. Last night the Council
rescinded its resolution for the reason
that the appropriation would ieopardize
the prospects OF the Roanoke and South
ern railroad.
Sixtv-two miles OF this line have been
let to contract, and it is expected that
the road from this city TO Martnsyille
will be let 10 contract in sixty days.
Work on the new-the second here
blast furnace of the Grocer Steel and
Iron Companywa- begun yesterday the
machinery for the new rolling mil l.
being placed in position; four miles OF
the Roauoke Street Railway has been
let TO contract: two new hotels are being
constructed; the capital stock Of two
new National banks has been sub
scribed: a loan, trust aud safe deposit
company organized the negotiations
for the erection Of a S2jO0OO resort OF
Mill mountain brought to successful
conclusion. and a dozen Oher enter
prises Of less magnitude are assured.
Roanoke is pushing ahead and send
greeting 20 her sister cities. y. y.
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A CONNECTICUT TRAGEDY.


DASnrny. CoNS, February 10.-si-
mon y. Dillon. twcnty-thrcc years old,
and son of the Widow Dillon, who
keeps o resort 0u Ives street, was stab.
bed and killed early this morning Dill
Dom and James g. Chambers had just left
Nike Hranns saloon, aud were
iut0Xicafcd They met four men
near still river bridge, and Dillon
got into a quarrel with one o: The
strangers. Chambers pulled him away,
hut moment latter hc ran back and re-
newcd The quarrel Shortly afterwards
he iell in front OF the Grand Central no.
tcl. calling for help IIewa- carried into
fhe hotel and died in q few nome DO s..
ft was found thqi he had been stabbed i'm
tAe len breast. a large blood vessel being
severed Dillon was professional
ambler and was considered an expert
it'd handling ihe cards 80 arrests has
Nct been made
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FIRE IN NEW YORK.
1 TENEMENT HOUSE CONTAINING
TWENTY FAMILIES BURNED.
FATAL dFFRAY ~ DANBURY,
CONNECTICUT
pISASTROVS ASO FATAL C0NFLA-
GRAFTON IN ILADELPHIA.
Mysterious Murder in Norfoik Suspected
Accessory 10 tho Crime Arrested
Current Events From All sec
lions oi the Country


NEW YORK. February 1O-rire oc.
CURED ai 8 oclock thls morning IN the
basement of the larsc tenement 80. Z
Hester street. occupied by twenty lami-
lies The Gie was quickly discovered
by bclMci lolger and eKiin-
gu'.hed II was found Chat an attempt
bad been made 10 burn and blow mp the
binding Bundles of RAGS soaked in OIL
fuses and packages of powder were ar
ranged for the purpose. The police are
iaycsueatirg the matter
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THE ilNlNbl no MAhhtl.
LYNCHBURG, Va, February 9th, lSSy.
Receipts in our market this week
showed q slight increase again, and
reached 7033OO pounds, against 'isyoO
pounds last week The total since Oc-
iober /. 1883. amounts TO 3s161O0
pounds, against G.0930OO pounds during
same period last season Offerings on
the whole showed no improvement, and
large proportion OF same consisted OF
inferior grades OF dark tobacco, while
rOod and substantial tobacco remained
exceedingly scarce. Prices generally
were well maintained, and probably 70
little suncr for The better grades, line
dark shipping leaf selling mp tol2! cents
this week. C0lOry and bright grades
continued to be in good demand and
sold at outside prices.
HOLr. SCHAEFER & Co.
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Hotel Totally DESTROYED.

ALTOONA, Pa, February lO.-Hotel
Humbert, large and popular summer
resort on the dividing ridge, near Cres-
son Springs, was totally destroyed by
fire last evening. Loss $4,000; partly
insured. The ire was caused by de-
fecliNe fine.
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The Petersburg aud Lynchpurg Markets

The peteTsbuTg aud LYnchpnTg marhets'
PETERSBURG Va. February 9, 1850
our market is shade lower this week
owing partly, we think. TO the cold
harsh weather which makes tobacco
look meaner than 10 really is Receipts
for the week are 2s6.s00 pounds, made up
mostly of poor non.descipt tobacco
Good aud fire shipping and dark wrap.
pers are scarce. and sell for good prices
We quote common lugs, L. TO p.
medium, TO 4. extra leafy, 4 10 D. short
leaf as TO body, 2. TO 81; fair 10 good
working leaf, g 30 1si good 20 fine wrap
pers or fine long leaf suitable for
shipping 8 TO l29
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TIE SEASlpE CITY.
A Mysterious Mufder-Ihe Criminal IN
iuown-Arfest of an Accessory >orfoik
Notes.


4 Mysterious Muidti-lhc Ntltuihhi III
lnown-Arfest of an Accessory >orfoik
Notes.
Special 90 the IMEsl
NORFOLK. February lO-Ihe killing
OF jacob fhchett last night is still covered
n mystery. and although Edward Car
roles has been arrested and locked up for
striking thc fatal blow, YET he ls not be-
ncycd 90 he the negroes murderer Al
the coroner inquest this morning not "a
witness could Dee found who could give
tle iainte-t spark OF evidence ON the
matter. and the police are as much puz-
lied about The affair as five min
utcs alteE 10 was committed. An
autopsy was held over the dead man
body before the inquest. and it was
found ihat death resulted from q wound
in ihe heart The weapon with which
the man was stabbed is thought to have
been an oyster knife The blow ON the
head which Carfoles struck did not
fracture thAkul, and ihe physicians
decided hadNo'hug 20 do with causing
death 4 cOlored man named Tyson
Tyler was in The saloon when the fow
occurred. and suspicion points to him as
the man who did the slabbng
When examined by the coroners jury
Ibis morning he trembled and seemed
very much frightened, but swoTe that he
was not in the place when the row oc-
CURED The policemen recognized bin,
however. as being in the bar when they
rushed in and his statement has been
proven 10 be false. After being exam
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over 80 coo OOO Of "Whitlock's Old VIZ
giuia CneroOt-" III snd no complaints
Take no other pac a,e unless II mas my
name on il, otherwise You VIII D1 I'M
posed Oh
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Nt0ftnN NfIS- This Dny

4 UCTlON SALE OF BANANAS
\ ans LEMONS. We viii sell MONDAY,
FEBRUARY llru.af l..JO O'c Ock. l25 lunches
BAN ANAS, " .Ose-o ~ LEM ~.
WI JE htN- ( sDN,
fel02 % lii0 cat Main strtat.
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BosroN, February l0.-The steamer
Haytien Republic, whose seizure oe.
casioned the trouble with Hayti, arrived
here to-day.
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IIN ~ u u FsNf9|f
VIOLA LOTION
For the prevention and cure OF CHAPPkD
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERuPrlONS.
ECZEMA. AMI ANNOYING ITCHING. aud.
indeed. all Kinds OF cuianeous diseases.
mi. prescription Vas prCsor i Dy cole
hrated specialist ~ ihlladcl phla Tor one 4
our we'll known citizens. 1t accomplished
such wonderful results. aud the calls upcg
nim for q were 50 numerous that 10 placed
the prescripti In Our hands TO b. COM
pounded aud sold an such a reasonable pIice
that all sufferers might ayail themselves ot 10
nenefits. ft can bc had al a low prios,. aud 10
.lNise all sufferers TO try II.
Numerous testimonials could Dc obtained -
its efits II desired
\ BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists.
mfnll-f ltls Maln sttect
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MONDAY. February ian. issq.

at y o'c ock ~, e 'rtot. OF laud referred 10
BOO sad drcr q. "a follow.
Is. al that met yina and being In the
co MY Of Hen leo. near the Whlt,-Oak
sAamp, cOntu lg about oJs cres mOie or
lt 81. b inx lots N0- ]. .. 3. T. ; b. lO II and -
and ono undivided third pro Ol lots = z and y.
On "A plat Ol the division 81 John JOrlan's land,
e. veyed O. haric, ssaire hy deed re-
corded HenrcO County Ouri. deod-book
US, pHge -b. -
H. That cert ln TRACT or PARCEL OP
LAND. ntalnns 70 ACRES. mors or less,
h ing ami being M the county ~ HeniicO.
about ten miles below Richmond. adjoining
t.r lan1s said NassHre. MOuntcastie and
Allen. conveyed 70 laid Nassaue by deed re-
cord Il On lIcnricO' ouft iu drcd hO ~. pago
3N. These tracts of iind may be sOd tOsotho
as " huie or rateiy.
IEKMst-' nc-thiId cash. residue In three
equal insia'men . at six, TIVE yc and eighteen
months. with inter II II m day OF sale. pps-
chaser executing notes therefor, ami title %
tdlned uuli The whole puTchasc money 10 paid
and convey ance % defed hy the couf.
r.. ". ARLINGTON,
}. SAM Ill PARRISH,
Special commissioners.
sale by r. d. CHAFfIs 8 Co, Auctionse<s.
J. W s. Leake. Clerk ~ ihe Circuit Court cf
HenricO County Il cert ~ that Special Com.
missiOfeTs g.. ". Carfingtun and j samuel
PsIri-h have given tho b nd required n them
by decree ept red IN said cause On the zist daI
Oi January. l-sy.
Given under my hand IN slst day Of Janu'
airy, 1859 a. :. LEAhE. Clerk
rfesg1Olll
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By r. B. Charin & Co.,
Real Isfut AuCtiOuegrs.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
NOs TWO TRACTS II pARCE ! or
MILES BLOW b. ItIMOND, coz ANIL
ALTOGETHER hSs ACRES, MOnE OR
LESS.
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By virtue OF deere. of tho ircuit Court u
Herric unfy the 81 of Drcyfus 60.
ag,i - Nus-uirH nh wife enf red January 81,
l,sy. he unt, Isl. ue1. cciai commissioners,
appointed tor rhe purpose, will SCI by public
auction in front of nenrico county Court,
nous ON
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rAiNr-. uILs, SO.

DAfNTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS
l. PUTTY and general assOrtmsn of
tAINIEH-' sCfPLILs
sold al the lowest figures. W. are agents roc
LOuHnan Martlnezs abs luteiy
PURE PREPARED PAINTS,
cous cred BY those who have used them the
bost eAtant. send fOf sample G lored card.
BODEkEK BROTHERS,
Wholesale Druggists,
40 t-tf ~. hmond Va.
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DINIDEN NED.

OWENS 4 Ml>OR DRUo CoNP,Sr.
(fimii odd.
RICHMOND, VA, February ?, 1917
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
1 THIS COMPANY have deol Jared dividend
OF eight per centum cut OF the net pr'i1ts Vi be
busine OF isrs, uayable February 18th INST.
ts6u WILLIAM J. AcLAlN, SeS'y.
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TlrE pNILY TLMEs,

Ettk. kbtEAIf EAWEi$,
publisiicG every day in the
trar. anG thc only Monday
0fuitsg daily issued 'n
virginia.
TEE WEEIG,
E,.tabIishcd January i>S !,
wac absorbed by The gaiiS
O. rucs December -. s~N~.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IOLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
~ MARY.

The second half ses- ion begins FEBRUARY
"a, 1859 Exceptional advantage srorded stu
dents who desire a cheap AMI liberal eluca-
tlOn 4 number II scho a. uips vacant e SIS
TOR state students so a month. 20 include all
expen-cs; costs for paN students, tuiu ICE
slZ5O and sl2 per month. 10 Include all other
expenses. Healtey climate Lac ted on the
Cnesa cake AMI b. Hilroal, forty .eyeu
niles from Rcnmond LYON q. TYLER
ias.e--Atd Ptasis3nt
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Tur FRFNcH coNsrfTUrION.

PARIS, February l0.-It is thought
that the Chamber of Deputies will pass
the scrutin ACCOMPLISHMENT measure to-
morrow he real issue between the
Cabinet aud the opposition 10 the Gov
eminent will be fought on tie question
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. Uf.PIlslA ANp hIDNEY lROU
...s Chase City Lthia Naie ,
.-lllu ISL lallli. ol 81 Gaze.
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AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.
From Rev. c. J. Gibson. D. D.. minister Of
Episcopal Church, Petersburg, Va 80 have
used Mrs Joe Persons Remedy In my own
family. and II gives me pleasure to say fl has
proved valuable 10 ic and purifier OF the
blood. a 4 II thoroughly tested, think Will
remove many cutanoOus disorders.
CHURCHILL J. GIBSON"
Pstersbn0. 5a.. January n. 1875
For sale by L. p. ROUTT, Druggist, III east
Main street ja8l-tf
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4 HIoHLY coNNEcTED oFFENDER
AMERIcAN CITIZENS n CHINA.

In communication TO the State De-
paument, Minister DENLY states that the
number Of American citizens now resid-
ing in the Chinese Empir. is l,O22. OF
this number, 500 are missionaries, 70 are
seafarers, 2s are in the Chimes. customs
service and % follow mercantile pursuits.
The occupations Of S45 are unclassited.
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AcAUcUs OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS
viii be held and some determination
reached as TO the time for the considera
ton of the Chandler resolution for tho
investigation Of election 0utrages IN
Louisiana.
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tA AN ! ~ + Ky BODY 80 SIND IN
W THEIR NAMES TO rHK TlN's As
ub-cr'hors postal ca or telephone, and
ihe cat iers viii deli, er it at youf nouse fof !:
cents per week
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HAYWOOD.

-Messrs James and George Boone de
livercd ~ good hogs To- Mr.. Adam Pence
at :! cts.
Mis-, Eva Turnbull j. visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. H. Boone. Mr.. q. I.
Proctor j. living with Mr.. John Tucker.
We are sorry To- hrar ol Mr.. David
Tcrry'> death W. tender our sympa-
thy to- the hcrravvl friends. hat our loss
j. hs gain.
The good people ol sugar Grove
are going to organic" II sunday school
there next SUNDAY. Everybody i in
yitcd to attend and bring a lew old east
away cents.
Miss Maggie Ba>tin. OF Highland.
was down 10 SEE Mrs. John Runaway
SATURDAY. Miss Fannie Cash was visit
ing Miss Lizzie Browning sunday. Miss
Lizzie kirkpatrick went to Highland to
Sunday-school SUNDAY. What is the at
traction up there | wonder?
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MT. VERNON. ROcKCAsrlE COUNTY.


Elisha Bullock, Jr. aud Miss Sarah
White were married sunday evening.
Mr.. VI. t.. Brown, postmaster, who
has been sick for long tinc, j. no bet
ter
! W stephens. "our plug" l. work.
inv a few days for Agent O'Bryan. at
Rowland.
A number OF our farmers have al
ready planted corn, which will more
than likely rot in the ground.
James Baker was tried here MONDAY
ior Shooting Moses tiatlh at Pine Hill
two weeks since lie was acquitted
-Jailor Arnold has on account of his
wiic's health moved to his farm near
Livingston, Josh B"reing has charge OF
the jail.
In difficulty on ~kagg's Creek he.
tween >had Bullock and Henry Carlton.
the latter received knife cuts on one ear
head and back Difficulty arose over a
ioccnt hog write are ont Tor Bullock.
Sampson Mullins. the Brush Creek
dwarf. was in town THURSDAY Tor the
irst time in several wears He j. ~
wears old. l-ct 10 inrhes in height aud
weighs - pounds lie enjoys good
health
The pigs in clover puzzle ha- been
hatcn here several parties driving
nine pigs into thc pen instead ot Tour.
"Chick,n To- the l"or yarl' il ia, latest.
It j. worked here ra-ily send ,pme-
thing harlrr
John Mueller ,Ar guarryuian las
purchased ground II Livingston on
which buildings will be- erected ior stone
saving purposes. stone will be shipped
from the qulrrirs To- that poin, and pre-
pared lor market
Mrs Belle Burnside. oi Lancaster
j. teaching y cl,-s ia music at this place
pr Logan AMI son. oi stanford. are here
working mp the Insurance business VI.
j. Miller went 10 -. Louis TUESDAY To
meet hi- daughter. Mary who has l".cn
attending college at Austin Texas. W.
VI Wrhrr won't To- Knoxville Wrlnrs.
day j Il NoVrls. oi the signal. has
been down Tor some DAYS with rhrunl.
,ism Frank Mcllargur leaves ior 1a-
coma, Washington Territory, Monday.
lt-N. H. {. Mclari,. ut williamsburg j.
holding an interesting series al meet
ing, a, the Christian church
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DANWLlE. BOYLE COUNTY.


The ladirs OF the VI f. Church
South will serve dinner Monday. county
court day the proceeds t. buy n new
carpet Tor the church.
Mr. l.. : Logan has purchased the
interest ut q. l. Caldwell in the drug
house OF Caldwell 4 Eastland Logan N
Eastland il the maine ol the new firm.
Mr.. Gcorgc Battcrtou isin Washing
ton, presumably 10 s,.c about his chances
iur the poS,utlirc II j. the general
opinion that he will receive the appoint.
mcnt
Next MONDAY j. county court and
a. is usual on April cont DAYS, q big
crowd j. expected. Horse show promis-
cs To- lee quite large AMI it viii Ice worth
something 20 sec the fine stock that will
h" on the streets.
Mir Georgr Hops died suddenly
Monday morning at tine home oi his
son m.laW. \. j. Shears lie was ~
years old The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church "Wednesday:
burial in the cemetery.
quite an excitement vas created
"Wednesday morning 10y an alarm OF
Dire. II proved to he Mr.. George Batter.
tons ice-housc. The only damage was
the straw being burned ont ~ the flames
were.quickly extinguishrd.
The protractcd meeting which was
to Ice held ai the second Presbyterian
church has been postponed indefinitely.
pr. Young. who was to conduct the
meeting. has been called away. The
Methodist viii begin Il series of meet
ngs the first ol May.
A special meeting ol the CONNER
cial Cub ALL Ice held at the Court house
county court at 80 o'clock To- meet the
farmers oi the county and give full
explanation ci the olirrt of the club.
Spccches will bc made 10y W. l.. Cald-
well, Il T. Iac"h-. John W. Irrkcs and
others.
We have not had much baseball
talk vet The season j. here aud to
witness game occasionally would he
delightful For the present We can 90
to the Clemens House and see Mr.. Tho
rrl. the proprietor, aud his dog Jack
play ball Jack can catch 4 bah every
time on the tiy.
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LANCASTER. eAeaARD COUNTY.

We are still hoping aud longing for
th. last talked ol railroad Lancaster
needs it and W. want her to have It.
We regret Ia hear al ihD suicide of
MI Eph l.illmrs brother AT Lawrence
burg The SAL event hap,rned this
week at his home at that rhue.
Tom Eusou. an industrious young
man OF this place has hon recommends
eel Tor position IN tn G. : Railroad.
\, hr 4. deserving. ~ Mp lac Will
vci IT,
Another party went fishing "n N"i-
nc,dav afternoon The day Ms exceed
m-ly proptious. bat W. understand that
there was very little ~urcrs> in ia" way
OF d-hng
w G.. smith, formerly OF this place,
a In of Mrs. Elizabeth smith, has iu~t
received lucrative position on the {. :.
Railroad. The friends and relatives of
the family are glad Ia hear ol hi~ good
luck.
Il have now nu hands the largest
stock ol millinery hay ever brought TO
Lancaster \ fine display ol hats OF the
very latest >tvlcs. ribbons. lccs yeilings,
Nc All my friends here aud in Lincoln
ar. requested To- cnmr and examine my
stock. Mr- Moody Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs Sim Anderson enter
tanned number OF their friends Tues
day night The Weather was uuiaN"ra-
hl, and t. q certain extent the evening :
pira-urr va, marn'd. The entertain
mrnt waS gwen principally to the Wall
in. Club Al return thanks to the ho>t
AMI hrst,S. iur their kind entertain
m,nt
Mr.. VIM Ferguson has Iril the sun-
NV lime Of Florida and returned to his
Kentucky home. Misses Lizzie Walker
and Jennie Faulkner we're IN pauNille
la, week. Miss Mamie Evans, ii june
ton Civ. il here on visit. Mrs. Wood
fond Dunlap has been t. pinvlllc on a
visit t. iricud, Miss E.tcll Louis, oi
Georgetown. arrived "Wednesday "n =
visit tn her cousin. Miss Jennie l.rkcy.
Mr. James Mason j. ia Jr-slininr mix
ing with odd friend, and relatives. sam
l.ysns. wip has been IA Florida, mriN'
ed tai, week at hi~ unclr's. Mo Gcorg'
Evans. \ number 81 our r.tlfenS ar'
numbered with the sick. some may
have that terrible malaly. the spring
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The southern negro to-day II, IN many
respects worthy ol the greatest praise,
and deserves the best and most bcnevo-
lent consideration from the whites. lie
* faithful. ahcctionate and tractable'
but is wholly creature of impulse. He
never acts from principle. lie seems Ia
be entirely incapable OF reasoning out
and formulating moral maxim and
making II the basis of any course OF ac-
ton. aud for this reason he seems thor
ougliy incapable OF government,
and therefore does not rise above the so'
cial status al ward or II child that de-
mands the restraints. direction aud pro.
lection of superior wisdom. E'ing en-
tircly devoid oi principle there ~ moth
ing in his nature upon which to ionnd
the loltiest sentiments ri honor and
chastity. and wherever these superior
qualities are ioun,l. ns they are in the
mixed bloods, they must be invariabl!
attributed to the superior element. Ne"
Orleans Picayune. Al a
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Mrs. Theodore Thomas. wife ol the
noted musician. IL dead.
A report tnat cX-Prc>ident Clcvc-
land had been a>,ls>uatrd by a culorr.l
porter on Pullman ear, wa> circulated
IN Crc>tou Iowa, "Wednesday. The city
went almost Nihl and many people pre-
pared To- put their places "l business in
mourning. when it was suggested that
SOME one had better telegraph lor con
iirmation oi the report. This was done,
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nard