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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A BIG FACTORY FALLS IN At DAN
VILE.
FOUR MEN ARE CRUSHED TO
DEATH
rlsrorruEK KILLED WOUNDED.
The Damage fo tie Hni;ninG sDort
Twelve ihousnud DoiIars-:Ec cor
oDer 30 wake q Diiiccnt inPniry,
81 was au AuIuI crash

DANyILLE, Va. May 3O.-During the
prevalence of a severe wind storm to-
day. the six-story brick factory being
built by j. NJ. Fitzgerald. for James g..
Penn, situated on Bridge street. blew
down and fell with a terrible crash,
burying twelve workmen in the ruins
The building vas nearing completion.
the brick work having been finished
to-day. The men killed and wogndel
were carpenters who were putting in
window frames, etc.
The killed were:
ROBERT PEUrT, carpenter, mashed
to jelly.
WILLIAM YOUNG, carpenter, late ci
Luray, body mashed ont of shape.
G. b. JONES, carpenter, late Of Rich
mond. skull crushed.
D.N. COLLIE. carpenter, died several
hours afterwards.
These four were white.
BUCK HOOPER, colored, laborer skull
crushed.
HENRY OAKEs. carpenter. was mor-
tally wounded, and cannot live until
morning.
The following were seriously injured
but will recover:
L. w. YoUNo. biicklayer.
w. II. CRAwLEY, carpenter.
THOMAS O. SOYERs, carpenter.
These are white.
Tom CARTER coloIed. bod carrier,
also badly hurt.
The following were slightly injured,
and in TO danger: Dr. Scott and John
Stayner both coloredl. The building
was l0l feet long. IS feet wide. and
would have been the largest leaf io-
bacco establishment in the city. loss
about sl2 ,OOO. The coroner viii make
diligcnt enquiry to ascertain If blame
attaches to the builders The affair
created the widest excitement The
crash was terrible. many believing il
was a shock Of an earthquake.
Iriicd Press Dispnicis-
The following dispatch WAS sent by
the United Press.
DANvILLE, VA. Nay 30.-Iherc was
an awful casualty here to-day. \ fore,
Of men were engaged on brick factory
which J. G. Penn. tobaccouist. wa.
building. The building was am inn
mense affair, about two hundred feet
long and six stories high. Tho biio'
layers had just completed tire walls
but there was 40 roof On the building
The wind was blowing gale and on'
cf the walls got out OF plumb. Ih
force Of hands went TO different part
Of the building to brace the walls, an'
were so engaged when the entire siruc
ture collapsed Robert Pruiit, ID. n
Collie, G.. B. Jones. William Young an'
Buck Hooper were killed. Saver
others were moro or less injured.
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4 SENSATION
created by General Hus'oy 80 Speceh
"a reference 10 tne south

BALTIMORE. Nd. Mly 30 --General
Cyrus Blssey. FIRST Assistant secretary
oi the Interior. created 81 SENSATION io-
nieht bv "a reference Co. .he 1uth in nus
.pecch at Ford's Op-ra House. wnete
memorial exercises bv ine o. y. Il
were ian progress. lie said J. was
rr.ter for eA COuicitrntes % hDhor
ihe memory of their dead COM
r,des I'm arms. bat when they b)asted
the fi ht 0f the cause 10 was quite
another tAilg. Ile.r cause "as int
,i0bt to us. 10 was "a crime. ana they
should uot teach the rising generation
in the South th.t che lost cause was
,nst one. He obiecleilO the inscription
ON the C0Ilederatem moTum ~ uLfeien
al Alexandria. Va. the other day ,W men
reprcsenlcd lhat men slept there VINO
died IN the cJu-ciuu of me right
e0usuess and Justice Of the Confederate
side He asserted tha- there were thou
sands of men who 40 heart loyal Co the
Union. bul were forced into q service
wi,h winch they bad no sym
pathv. The North, hc saic. re-
constructed the South IN p1lill-
zeal sense az the close of tne War-
aud low. &c the present time. the 0'uLh
was again undergoing recon-ifnc'
zion under the guidance o1 North
cm mou-tbis time in rs IN
duslrisl development. Bat. he con-
cluded. tine South viii ouly have
been thoroughly recon,trucied when
the people oi chat section accord TO the
negro his right Of suffrage, allow him
to deposit hls ballot, AND have 1t count
cd.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nj. 0'connor Tesiifics Before The Par'
neil tofrmisstcu.

LoNnoN. Nav 3O.-Mr. Arthur o Con
nor. q T.. for East Donegal, testified
before the Plrnoll Commission a. to-
iav's sitting. Among other statements
he aid that he heard President l'rii
r1u iu speech delivered at Indiana
polls ,ay chat every honest man and
lover of liberty would rather be in the
company OF William O'Brien ia 1ulla-
more ilil than 90 be entertained by the
Vicerov Of Ireland at Dublin castle.
A DENIAL FROM SIR JAMEs FERGUSON.
foNr rS. May 30-i1 the House OF
Commons to-day Sir James Ferguson.
Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs. replying 90 a question. denied
tuat British mon.of-war bad been or
derel from the Pacific station e. Beh-
rings Strait 10 protect British sealefs
fr0m attack by American warships.
NR. 0'BRIEN RFTUsrs To- TESTIFY.
LONDON. Mas 30.-Mr w. II. O'Brien
ienls.s io testify before the committee
on prison rules. bccause it fails to zeal
with the question of thc treatment oi
political prisoners.
fIfr Bi METALLIC STANDARD.
LONDON. May 30.-Iorl Salisbury IT,
dly gave audience 90 "a dcpufaIon OF
merchants and bankers who came to
advocate tine adoption oi lhc bimetaliic
standard. ln reply. Doe said chat in his
spini0n ths was not question which
could BE- settled bY 70 parliamentary dee
cree. Unless the commercial nations
of the world could reach some agree
ment. ai,y action By Parliament must
count for very little.
GRANTED PERMISSION To INSPECT THE
BRITISH ARsLNAIs.
LONDON. MAY TO- - Lieutenant
salusfi.Miliilry At,acho o. tAc Amcri-
can LEGATION. vino g. here t0 stddy thc
navie- oi thc European powers 300 the
interests Cl his G0FefnmCtt has been
granted permission t0 inspect lhc
British arsenais and camps aud Che gum
ncrg school.
ErLuD OPS THE NEWMARKET COURSE.
LoND0S. Nay 30.-The Jockey club
has ruled Lord james Douglass oH the
Newmarket course Ou tue ground that
bee - dcfnulfor Don his bet.
Eutnquake shocks have been ieli in
ths channel islands. The hooks welc
severe and prolonged
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| have used thc inclosel ard, knowing
wcn is value. thought Some Of your
readers wollI be glad to know Take
onc-half cake Of soap, cut into small
pieces and dissolve thoroughly in lot
water. Pourthis into ocuough cold water
TO cover the blankets aid two ounces Of
borax pulgcrized Gissolgcs ao5tTcadilyl
and rat your llankets IN to soak all
NIGHT. or longer. In the morning take
out and squeeze most of the water out
ana rinse thoroughly IN cold water IL
which q little borax has Teen Dissolved
Put them through asecoal riuias water
and then the blu.lg water. Do not
wiring or squeeze them this time, bat
hang them up 70 drain and dry. me
easiest way Is to take then oGtuader the
line in The tub in the Inst wa,cr lllns
SINGLE on tho line. and take sunny day
II lie wool is very greasy usc moro aoap
and borax. vary soap AID bo-ax to sui'
quantity Of water Cor. Good House
folDluv
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FIGHTING EXPECTED.
The Presidents Proclamation VIII Nor
tie Needed.

CHICAGO, May 30.-A special to the
Time, from Victoria. B. c.. says: Start
ling revelations concerning the tenor
and extent OF the orders issued By the
admiralty authorities to Admiral Hen
eye. commanding the Pacific squadron.
and under which the British men-of-
war Swiftsure, lcarus. and AmphioD.
now at Esquimal, viii proceed 10
Behring sea early in June, were
made yesterday by an officer IN
high rank attached 10 the flagship. lie
and n number of other officers attended
a luncheon given by Local Club men,
and before the affair came to close all
were very much under the Influence of
Champagne. At the height OF the fes-
tiyities the officer IN responding 10 the
toast of the navy said in substance that
{ ere would be some fighting soon in
Behring sea if the American authorities
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CHICAGO. May 30 One OF the
shrew desl forgers in the country Is. II
is alleged. has just been captured by
Detectives Flynn and Kehoe. the Cen.
trail station. It is DR.. Ii. l.. Moody. Of
Washington. ID. c., and he had eluded
the ,hrewdest of the government
postolice and Secret Service detectives
Tor upwards of year. For eight
months one man has done nothing else
but follow theforger-physician and the
chase bad been to all parts of the Uni-
ted States. Canada and Mexico. The
charge ON which DR.. Moody was ar
rested was the forgery of a 1900 draft,
which he passed ona Washington bank
but his career of crime involves mum
berle.s forgeries. The detective VINO
has been in pursuit arrived here to-
day, and viii take the man back.
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I'm necoaiscoi Professor Jibb's speech
&c tie entertainment m behalf OF the
Loaegcl.0w memorial l. said. Tho pc
GUITAR source of Lon-lellow's immense
popularity lal been hisiscuity cf saying
.lat every one can feel astruo ina form
which every oaccan r.cosnileas boauti-
ml heplelsos fas,idious minds, but he
cam ai.o speak 10 the hearts OF simple
fol-. with such power a5 20 make his
words household words among them;
Dee lealswrh universal sentiments, but
hc was NOT commonplace; ho was lifted
above that hs DIS delicate truth OF feel
me. DIS exquisite fancy his sense Of
humor. ml Dis perfectly trained gitt OF
czp sn. wc might applyto him what
8l-. Browning said of Luripidcs; his is'
indeed. % "touching Of things common
Gin they riso 10 meet the spheres -
GLASGOW Herald.
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u.mor,a,se,,,cc, a, Arlington.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 30.-All the
pnblic offices were closed to-day.
Memorial services were held at Airing
ton soldiers aud Congressional Gene
terry. At Arlington the monument
erected i'm memory Of General Philip il.
by his widow was unveiled.
Mrs. Sheridan was too i'll TO attend
Mrs. Harrison was present with Mr..
Mckee and DR.. Scott. \ severe storm
beginning at 3 O'Clock and lasting all
the afternoon put a sudden end TO some
of the cNercises Of the day.
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DR.. Campbell said tho object Of breath
ine was primarily 10 yitalizo the blood
The injury of breathing bad air was not
$50 much the taking Of impurities into the
luncs. but lack of nourishment. Every
molcculo of the body WAS kept in motion
lv the breath The reason sedcntafy
omnloymcns and ueht lac.ng were in
i,rious was not failure 60 get oxygen
~ the blood. but the failure 90 give sui-
nciont motion 90 tho molecules, without
which good hoalth was impossiblc. The
yiial.z.ns of the blood furnished the
mind with now truths. Tho lungs took
in four times asmuch air as was ncces-
sarv and rejected thrcclouithso Of It. SO
-honll the mind take IT. all that came 20
10 and reject an that was not useful
There could beno good. pure, clear deep
thinking without good. deep, pure breath
ine. Every occupation and work had iis
own method OF breathing. A man train
ine fora foot race did not breathe the
samoasa billiard player. A great many
ailments duo 90 sodantary occupations
mi.ht De cured hy abdominal breathing
Deep Breathing WAS a. cure for anger and
uncharitahleno Chicago Herald,
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Inc Inrr p,.nrree. a ,ecsna sime.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. May 3d.
The Jury 10 the case Of Philip Haynor,
who has been twice tried for crimlnally
assaulIng the Perrine girls at Gram
bury. again disagreed this morning.
The money for his defense was raised
by public subscription and rine-tenth.
Of the people Ia the county believe he
Is not guilty. The case will 20 over
until September. Bail has been fixed "A
II 600. The courtroom was crow ded
during the two days trial.
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4 Prisoner Attempt. Suicide.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 30.-Iaylor
Corey. colored man, charged with
killing his brother in December last
was found apparently hanging FROM a
neg in his cell in the district jail ~ )
O'Clock tins morning. lie had driven
the peg into the wall and used his
handkerchief as rope. He was cu'
down aud soon restored to conscious
ness. The jail officers believe that ne
was shamming, as they ray If h's iul
weight had come on the peg 1t wou.d
have been torn from the wall.
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ou,ne Ba,,lc.rIeld of An,ic,am.

BALTIMoRE, MD, May 30.-rhe sun 3
special from Washington s-ys Memo
rial Day was appropriately celebrated
today on the battlefield Of Ant'e.am.
Among the distinguished visitors were
Congressmen Butterworlh. Of ONO,
B,yre. of Pennsylvania. Herman, OF
Oregon; Gear and Reed. Of iowa
and Cheadle. OF Indiana; eN-
Representatives Wolf. OF Wet Virginia
and Thomas, OF Illiutis. The graves
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4 Amosscnger boy last week broke the
record and ran a mile and a half in eight
cen minutes. lie was coached during
the entire distance, however There was
"a dog fight at the close Of the first quar-
ter. a street band at the end Of the half,
q fire engine at the third quarter and a
circus procession at the finish, Willie a
woman who had . letter She wanted him
TO mail was q close second 10 him all the
way. You can get an awful burst Of
sneed ont Of these fellows if you know
how % work -
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LYNcHBUKG, VA. May 3O.-Ihe
seventieth anniversary of Old Fellow
shin was celebrated here tonight. Ad-
dresses by z. &. NJ, Grand Representa-
live J. B. Blanks. ard +. q. l.. >.
Rond. both Of Petersburg. were de-
livered and an elegant banquet was
given.
The site for colored orphan asy lum
was pnrc based near this city TO day,
for which funds are beng dona'eu
North and South.
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nnc i,onner Zoe. INC nork

ELLIS JUNCTION. WIS, May 3O.-Onc
man robbed an OF The passengers on q
traia ON the Milwaukee and Northern
railway last night. When the train
was about five miles out OF Beaver. "a
man drew a revolver on tine brakeman
at the rear end OF the last car and COM
PEELED him to give up what change he
had iu his pockets. The robbef then
called upon each passenger in q similar
manner.
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distinguished visitors were given an in
formal reception at the hotel this after
noon
Reviewed by vice President morton ma
Governor tftii

NEW York, May 30.-The decoration
day procession was reviewed from the
reviewing-siand at Madison avenne by
Vice President Morton. Governor Hill
and Mayor Grant. All the officials were
heartily applauded by the crowds as
they took their places Oh the stand.
Vice-President Morton and Governor
Hll cordially shook hands when they
met on the stand, and stood side by side
during the passage Of the procession.
Congressman Mckinley. Of Ohio, de
livered the oration at the memorial
services tonight.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mag 3o.-Reporis
from an parts of the country show that
Memorial Day was very generally OBJ
served. At St. Louis there was an un-
precedented assemblagc at the National
cemetery. AT Cincinnati rain inter
fered with the ceremonies. There was
fair weather and large turnout at
CHICAGO.
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OTTAWA. ONT. May 50.-lhe DEPART
ment OF marine and fisheries Is with
out any official Information as t0 the
dispatch of war ships to Behiirg SEA
bv either England or ibe United Siotee.
No significance is attached by the head
officials to the dispatch of these stclm-
eis. AZ any rate that Is how they eN'
press themselves.
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Tnc President TeViows Tie Brookiyn
Parade

BROOKLYN. NY. May 30.-President
Harrison reviewed the Brooklyn parade
to-day. Immediately after he was
driven TO Mr.. Knapp's residence. where
lurch was received. The President,
Secretary Tracy. and Private Secretary
Hallord were then taken to the Penn
sylvania Railroad depot 40 Jersey City,
where President Roberts private car
awaited them.
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.c,riAcciaensa,Iy Killed.

CHARLOTTE. y. G. May 30.-A special
to the Chronicle brings news OF the ac-
ridental killing Of little girl in Ire
den county. Ed. Henry, eleven years
old. was walking along with a shotgun
on his shoulder. his en-year old SIS
Ter walking behind him. The gun was
a.cidentally discharged, the load taking
etrect i'm the little girls neck and breast
and causing instant death.
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snefe.nalser ilnsbana.

CHARLOTTE. r.. g.. Slay 30.-Mrs.
Thomas =. swei1er. of Fall River. Mass.
arrived here yesterday 800 search OF hef
husband. who l,f. her two years ago.
Sine WAS directed to Rockingham. "a
town fifty miles cast Cf Charlotte. llrs.
sweizss went .h.rc this m0inIns where
Sine found her former husband living
with another wOmln as hls vile. Nie
So. I bad SNeizer arrested. one saii
if lr would acc0mWuy her b Ic6 O.
Massachusetts She would nct prosecute
him. The father of wife SO. . nov
over. 81 is understood had S@c.z-r al
rested on the charge o. bigamy.
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,,e,. pr. n. A. I.eonarh iIecfed ilshop

WASHINGTON. May 3O.-Rev. DR.. w..
A. Leonard. of ST. johns Church. who
was formally notified Tuesday ot hi.
election .as bishop of the diocese oi
Ohio. received the committee Yesterday
afternoon. and told them that he would
forward q letter Of acceptance through
fha rhairmln
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,,ee,ed a Member Of the Nnt,or DEM
ncrnlic tOmmttIee.

COLUMBIA. S. c., May 3d. Colonel
Tobn &. J.. Haskell. Of Columbia. has
been elected a member Of the National
nnnocratic Committee from South
carolina. Colonel Haskell Is q mem
ber Of the Legislature and one Oh 'h'
most prominent lawyers OF the State.
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RICHMOND. VA. FRIDAY. MAY 81, 1889.

were decorated by the G.. \. r. Posts
from Hagerstown. n. Sharpsburg. Nd. and
Martinsburg. W. Va. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. W.
G. Edwards. Representatives But.
terwofih and Bayne. General
Gon. ox Representative Thomas,
Superintendent Of the Census
Porter. Ex Governor Gear, Re-
preventative hermann. representative
Reed Mr. j. IL. Warner and lsepresen-
tatiye Chealic. all made short and ap-
propfiate addresses. Then the bene-
diciion was pronounced BY Rev. Au'
m0nd slnpIct0n.
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. ,.,,ouo, committeeman Elected.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 30. Con-
gresham Carlos French has been elect
ed member of the National Demo
cratic Committee torcpresentthis State.
in place Of William II. Blrnum, de-
ceased.
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The Yturbide, in the city Of Mexico, b
probably the grandest hotel in Tie
world. 1t was built by tho governor for
his palace, and cost $5.OOO.0OO. 1t con
tains a room, used by Governor itur'
bide for q chapel, that is frescocd in
solid gold.
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IN. nlne nnhlhc ,rnN Unto.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala MAY 30.-The
Grand Army of tle Re ublic Post and
Cine Confederate Veterans today united
I'm decorating the graves of the Federal
and Confederate dead. Bad weather
iuteriered sonlwl0t with the ceremc-
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Ihe free RcirIons Association OF
america.

Boston, May 30.-The Free Religious
A.secmtion OF America to-day elected
William j. Poster. of New Bedford, -,
PRESIDENT O. b. rockingham. Felix
ADLER. George William Curtis, i. W.
ulggonsou. Elizabeth B. Chase, Fred
erick Douglass. Edna Cheney. VI. H..
Conway. and others, yiccprcsidents, t..
ID. Mead. secretary. and j. C.. Hayues,
treasurer. The annual convention be-
ains TO- morrow.
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GRAvEsEND. L. l.. May SO.-First
race. sweepstakes. half a mile-han-
over first. Blue Rock second, and Forest
King third. Time, 4sl.
Second rice. handicap sweepstakes
one mile and a furlong Belinda won,
Frank Ward second, and The Bourbon
third. Time, l:06.
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me baltimore Trainps.

BALTIMORE, May SO.-The official
score at noon Of the great international
SIX days go-as-youplease race at her-
mans Monumental Theatre Is as ioi-
lows: Elson. 2S0 miles laps; Nolau'
21s miles Is laps; Mackey, l9o miles:
Hanon. ~ miles laps: Sullivan, 25i
miles 2 laps; Cox, 2Il miles 8 laps.
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The Pscstdeui's Return.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The Plesi-
dent returned 10 Washington tonight
at 02j. acc0mpanied by Secretaries
Window aud Tracy. lie was me so
the depot by bis carriage and dnNen
direct 20 the Executive Mansion.
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Annilro,n roll.,.nn ~ l,ncnbu,g.

LyNcuBuRG. May about Z o'clock
this morning @ passenger and freight
train coilided nc the Norfolk and West
ern depot. this city. causing the wreck
age of both engines. bat without injury
to the passengers or lrainmcn.
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.r,ntnetedia neain.

BALTIMORE. Mp. May 30 Joshua d..
Grant. i4mtor Of the Jeiitr'op DEM
cratic Association buii'ilnl, No. -
North Euiaw street. ana his wife lDolh
coloredl were smothered % death lass
night by gas which escaped 10 their
r..u-
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u L. A. ID. x G

TIE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR - THAT
GREAT OBJECT OF UNIVERSAL ptNo-
rlON. EVERYBODY LIKES To SAVE
MONEY. YOU wILsNVE w uY bUNiNG
ING or Us. o. THE GOODS You iuh-
CHASE OF as I'D NOr PROVE 10 BE
WHAT WI REPRESENT THIN lo Bn.
YOU WILL CONFER A FAVOR UPON Us
BY LETTING is Know.
TT Is Nol OUR AM or DESIRE 10
HAVE YOU PURCHASE on rs oScE
ONLY. SO. INDEED; Ig WE oNcE GIT
YOU ASA CUSTOMER wE sHALLno ALL
THAT'S WlrIuN OUR POWER To HOLD
YOUR TRADE.
nfMrMBER We CHFERFuLLY RE-
FUND YOUR MONEY iF YOU ARE Not
SATISFIED WITH THE GOODS YOU uh-
CHASE. ANp CmEEHfUfLi EXCHANGE
GOODS WIlEN DESIRED.
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mo ,.o,,ee wonnnent Unveiled.

CHICAGO. May 30.-The monument
erected 70 tne memory Of the police
officers who were killed by the burst
ing If the bomb thrown into the ranks
during the Anarchist meeting May i.h'
1855 was unveiled this afternoon.
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Little frankie was taken in to see
new sister who had arrived during the
night. He looked at her moment ana
exclaimed: "Yatsl You call that a Sis
ter; It's nothing but a yed baby. Troy
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THE FIRM OF WATKINS & HOL-
1 IAJAY ID this ilnv dissolved hy mututI
consent. Nix. b. n. iiOLIApAl haNins pur-
cnnsed the interest OF MH. uNbDpN :;
WATKINS therein. DIR. !. u hva.lNbAl
viii r. ,li.et aIl debts due thc,lats ufni, and
scttlc au clnims now existing AGAINST lt.
WAIklNs y hOl.LAlAl.
Referring to the above J MoVid Nil ,,' ..ns
uu.nAnlON =. WAIklNSWill remain Win
n a and Tie bustntss Will be conducted ~
ths Oh stand la the urn name as heictoiyie.
niy3J-it H. hvLl.An -
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CHICAGO. May 3O.-I is reported from
Northern Michigan tonight that a
heavy snow storm prevailed Ia that
sectIOn l9-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

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