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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-31
CONFIDENTIAL.

The person addressing the manager
of the LIGHT in reference to a certain
candidate, and signing himself "a
Passer-By ;" will please call or address
us more fully upon the subject. 1-3O-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-31

DALLAS, despairing of getting to
the front in any other way, has organ
lied a regular blood and thunder
White Cap company, and proposes to
take the Jail by storm and serve out
buttered damnation to the inmates.
Dallas can enjoy her monopoly of such
devlltry if she bankers after it, but
the citizens of southwest Texas will
permit no mOnkeying with the buzz
saw Of justice.
THIS decision of the Ohio courts lets
some Texas tongue twisters down
easy. The Detroit Free Press squeezes
it out:
UNLESS you know that man is an
habitual liar, you have no right to call
him liar Of any sort. This is a deci-
sion handed down by an Ohio court.
A man who lies a few times is no more
a liar than the man who drinks now
and then is a drunkard.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

WANTED. A WOMAN TO COOK
w AND DO THE GENERAL HOUSEWORA
for q small family. 40 washing rec ired. NO
seryan rooms ON tho premises. dust bring
good city reference. Apply at No. east prace
street. az XII
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The MistIetoe.
fFor Tho Dlspntrh.1

Ono who has climbed for tho mistletoe
alone knows its value. IL Is parasitic
plant. usually taking root far ont on the
branches Of the oak, and to possess IL is
generally no easy task. The beautiful
olive leaf Of the mistletoe and its white
translucent berry need not be described to
n Virginian. Christmas ever brings ia
welcome guest to country hall and city
uarlor. The novelist and the poet have
entwined il with sentiment and romance
and blushing beauty preserving the GUS
tom of ancient days, still stands beneath
the mystic spray half inviting the envied
kiss. The right 30 claim this privilege
from n Young lady found standing beneath
mistletoe bough is q relic of Feudal festivi-
ty. and one may safely predict that this
relic will 1.-Two long after the halls of ITS
birth have crumbled to decay.
Religious superstition has given to the
mistletoe additional interest. The beauti-
ful suu-god Of Scandinavian mythology IL
said TO have fallen pierced 10y an arrow
from its wood. II was intimately asso-
ciated with the mysterious worship OF the
British Druids. When found on the oak It
was held to be peculiarly sacred, aud was
gathered with striking ceremony and
scrupulOus care. RODed in tho yestments
Of their order they assembled beneath The
sacred tree. One of their number, clothed
IN SpOtlcS5 Nulit, dnttlpti tH' Tree hnu
with a sycle Of pure gold cut the mlstletoe
from the oak. Two others below. clothed
in white. caught the spray in a napkin OF
untarnished Wilderness. Two snowy
hcifers were then solemnly sacrificed, and
the rest Of the day was spent IN song,
festiyity, and rejoicing.
BY the Druids the mistletoe was re-
garded rs panacca for all evil. From 1t
was made a beverage all-pOwerful to cure
disease. and evil spirits were debarred en-.
trance from the door which was guarded
by a spray of this potent plant.
Bringing with 1t the sentiment OF Feudal-
ism, the superstition OF Drudism, and the
inimitable beauty OF nature, 1t comes again
to add 20 the cheer and merriment OF
Christmas frstiyity May II hang this
joyful Christmas tide IN many homes Of
Happiness. WILLIAM A. u.
December u. 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

distance Of six thousand mi'cI to Buenos
Ayres--all Of which is constructed except
n gap Of about two thousand miles--for
such railroad will do more TO establish
trade with South America than all
the ships that float on tho ocean
Look at the vast rivers and lakes
OF North America and you will see that
where they come in competition the rail-
roads take the business from the boats
every time, and when the American rail
system is connected with that of Asia and
Europe through transfer across the
Behring's Straits, either by a two-hour's
boat transfer or two sixteen-mile tunnels,
as IL will be within the next twenty-five
wears, the vast business and traffic
of the railroad through the 18th
mus Of Panama will be one OF the
most valuable public franchises that
could possibly be procured and improved
bv American genius and enterprise.
4 railroad from Vera Cruz, Mexico.
would be almost an air line for eleven hum
bred mics from Vera Cruz TO the west line
Of the State Of Panama where 1t would
represent an elongated OK bow through tho
state Of Panama 10 Bogota in South
America. Such a road would pass through
the capital of Guatemala. San Salvador,
Nicaragua, Costa Rlca, and Panama, and
would iAvo paying local trade.
Alison l.. BAILEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

Good homes for industrious mon.
de2--st r. o.. CuAFEtN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

WANTED. A YOUTH SlNTEl.N
" or eighteen years OF ara So a Real Estate
ONCE. Must be- honest, quick, fni inius'riou-,
reside with his parents, ana willing 10 wors for
small pay. Address, WIKI references, REAL
tSfAI l.. caro- OF the DiSJIfch DC Zi-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

South aud Crntr..l Ameriea.

WAsInSGroN, ID. c., December 20. 1889.
To De Editor Of he Dispatch:
/ am glad 90 see that charter is 10 DO
granted IN Virginia TO the Columbia Rail-
way and Navigation Company tor the pur-
pose OF improving our trade with South
America, and hope one OF It's objects Is TO
build railroad through the Isthmus of
Panama. as have long been of the opinion
that charter for railroad throuch
that isthmus would he one Of the
most valuable franchises in the world
When the American Railroad Company
sold out 10 what was claimed 70 be Mex
can company their franchises and charter
OF the lcbauutepec railroad | believed,
aud DO yet believe, II was an English
scheme 10 get possession of the railroad
franchise through the lsthmus of Panama.
AS understand IL. thoy propose TO build
the lohauntepec railroad across the 18TH
mus OF lehanntepec, with branch 10 Pue-
DO ana another IN the other direction TO
abiapas, and by a glance ON the map Of
SentrN America you will see that those
Two branches connect the Mexican rail-
roed IAN English road at Pueblo with the
1ehauntepeo railroad and extend in
u direct line 10 Chiapas ON the line Of
Gustamela, thus giving that corporation
almost thousand miles the start of anv
other company IN the direction of A rail.
road through the Panama Isthmus.
i want 10 see the American COMPANY Get
q road through that iSthnus 10 Bopota a
distance OF about fifteen hundred miles.
and st Bogota connect with the South
American system VI railroads extending.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
TRlBuTE TO Mp. eRADY
by the Southern Society of New York.

lF ttltEfifu 10 llo Di'pii III
New Yogr. December 70 The New York
Southern Society, through Us Executive
Committee. has adopted the following
tribute to Henry ". CRAZY:
The y " York Southern Society, III
common with all tlc people OF tins city
and state and great mass of the Arnerl-
can pcop.a. mourn the untImciy death of
Henry vs.. Grady.
As the advocate of liberal ideas and
broad patriotism lac early attained cmI-
hence. Al home as the interpreter of the
South he secured tine attention of the na-
tion. lie won the confidence and almlra-
tlon of ali who knew him, and those be
yond his per Ouul ~ We're moved bv his
cloquonce and convinced 10y his reasoning.
Ihs clear perceptions intense caIncstncss,
and intrepid spirit gave HIM an I'M
challenged leadership, and he hcrt all ms
powers - the noble end of promoting a
sincere and manly reconciliation between
the sections.
"ghe energy of his character has i'm
pressed itself 80 strongly upon ms contcm-
porarIos that the cause he loved Will he
carried forward all the more eagerly for his
sake, SO that history will yet find pleasing
occupation IN tracing through future years
the influence of the great Georgian whom
We now lament Us a MARTYR 20 his zeal Tor
American unity and harmony.
As members of tins society We honor
and cherish ms memory, and ~ Is our
privilege we viii make II a sacred duty 10
prepare memorial o. hIs life and public
services TO the end that 80 inspiring arecord
of courage ANA patriotism may be per-
petuated.'
The society hes requested Marion j.
Nerdov. ESQ, to prepare the memorial re-
fcrred to-
YOUNG MEMS INuTPvNDENT CLUB.
NV YonE. December 26 the following
resolutions were unanimously passed at d
regular meeting a. the Young Mems lude-
pendent Club ou December 9TH:
Whereas the Young Mems Independent
Club OF the city of New York learn with
deep regret of the death Of lion. Henry ".
Grady therefore be It
Keso'ced, That it Is the sense of the
Young Mems independent ClUb of the city
of New York that IN MS death the coun-
try loses an eminent and publlc-spirited
citizen; whose words and acts have tended
TO oblltcrate sectional anmosltles and to
more closely cement the union.
R,So red, That IN HIM the people have
lost one whose efforts for their e lucatlon
and elevation bore promises of fruitful re-
suits.
Hesored That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes and copy thereof bt
transmitted TO his family and press.
l&gnedI CHARLES tOsrFR. President.
Hugh il. NchWl,y, Secretary.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
4 brakeman Killed ON the Norfolk south
"rn EoadS0iher Items

fCorresponGcuce Of no WrhmonI Dispafch.l
NoRro,K December 2G, 1850.
4 col0red man 10y the name of James
Brown. "a traiu-haud on the Norfolk south
err railroad, ia'l from mn incoming freight
tram in Berhlev yesterday afternoon. and.
falling uader the wheels was run over and
instantly killed The body was severed
completely IN the middle. The man be-
lougcd in Elizabeth City. y. &.
SHOOTING ARRAY.
During lollifiration among negroes on
Griffin street, IN Port siuou'h, yesterday
afternoon a shooting ARRAY occurred. and
Ium Sheldon was Shot through the night
breast with revolver and desperately
wounded Alex. jenkins, who did tho
shooting, got out of town and escaped. and
sheldon lies In a critical condition, c1-
pccting TO die at any moment
This morning anaccldental fire on Henry
street, III Portsmouth, destroyed q tene-
ment belonging to the estate of the late
". ". Davis.
At Nixonton. ID Camden county. y. c.,
on Christma--cve. the large country store
OF Mr.. John Cariright was totally destroyed
by an accidental fire together with liz con-
tents. The los, is partially covered by III
suIance.
TIE ATLANTIC AND DANvILLE.
Ex-senator Thomas VI. Hodges. On en-
riuecr on the Atlantic and Danvlle rail
road. i at his home IN Port smouth and
saws trains VII be running through from
Portsmouth - Danvlle IN fifteen days. :
great amount of traffic Is already coming
10 Norfolk over tins road, aud great thlhss
are expected IN the near future.
More lovely weather was never enioyed
n Christmas IN this section. The day was
observed. Of course, as general holiday,
and there seemed to be great enjoyment
on every hand Except the usual accl-
dents 10 the small fry from the fan NJ io'e
the day passed without report OF mju-
rics. The police report much drunken
ness on the streets, but considerable
abatement Us compared with former years.
Fox-HUNTs.
In all the adjoining counties there were
large foX-huntS yesterday, ID when NUM-
bers Of city people were invited. followed
bv sumpiuOus fca,tine and mirth piping
and playing, such as hosptaOle Underwater
spreads at Christmas-tide.
MINoR MENTION.
Another lot OF men were taken IN the
navy-yard to-day 10 work on the Texas.
There are eight hundred men now employed
in the yard.
Mr.. John W. Stevens, of Norfolk, is to
he appointed chief clerk of the cOnstruc-
ton department.
ItN. ). -. nan, formerly OF LoluOh' WHO
has been labOring inthls section for several
wears. has been called 10 the pastorate OF
the Baptist tabernacle in Raleigh, \. {.
\ Farmers Alliance has been organized
at Deep Creek. with J. T.. Butt president
A LARGE lumber-mill IN the Albemarle-
sound section of North Carolina belonging
TO the Greenleaf johnson Lumber Compa-
ny of tins city was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning.
Captain Young. of the barge David
Brown, of New York. reported to-day at
the custom-house that yesterday morning
of Chincoteague one of the crew named
X. L. Sundberg was lost overheard.
Il. III. Steven was terribly beaten by q
drunken negro with a club IL Huntersyille
last night. G.
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Wine Destroyed by Water.
iby telegrapn lo the Dlspatch.l

Los ANoEIxs. CAL, December 26.-It is
reported that the Nadeau winery, near this
with 100000 worth Of wine. by the break
ing Of the leyee OIL the Los Angeles river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
Fast 1rOtters.

Charlottesville. VA, Dec. q, 1899.
To ne Eddor ofHe,Dispdfch:
Please publish in your paper the records
Of Maud ). and SunOl. and oblige.
Constant READER.
Maud S.-Best record, July 80, 1885,
2:Gssi Sunol-October u. 1858. 21S.l
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RIo. December 2G. 1889.
To The B,ozil;on minister. Wassinqton

10 ne DFO@t IAN -uNttSttF, " W@tfNJtyhs
From cablcgrams we learn that unfortu-
nately there is no speculations from the
newsmongers against us. which Is not
credited in Europe in spite of all our
warnings against this sort of conspiracy.
The report about the meeting of the corps
Of artillery is false. There was only a
meeting of few soldiers, Immediately
repressed. The circumstance increased
tho confidence in the Government, which
shows itself stronglyprepared with PROMPT
and decisive means TO put down any dis
turbance of public order. The aggrava-
ton OF General Fonseca's illness is not
true: on the contrary, he is recovering
speedily from his former complaint. The
assistant doctor believes his recovery to be
certain. AT any rate the fate of the
revolution now accepted by the whole
country does not depend on the
contingency of one mans life, however
precious il may be. In the army itself the
revolution can rely on other chiefs of great
prestige and no less devoted TO the cause.
All the different political parties have
espoused with enthusiasm the term fixed
November 10, $780, for meeting Of the
Constituent Assembly, they considering
by this act the stability of the republic in
sured. Beware of newsmongers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

The police were summoned over to
Blaudford last night TO quell disturbance
ALLEGED TO be III progress among some co.
l.red peoplo there. When the officers got
over TO the place they found that the dis
tnrbance was beyond the city limits. but
thcr went there and nterfered to preserve
the peace. They brought two men over 10
tho station-housc-Jo Crockcr and Henry
Washington. the former armed with an axe
and the latter with couple of pistols-who
had resisted arrest. The cases viii proba-
blv be transferred to Prince George county
c. tr;al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
THE BRAZILIAN MINISTER
In Receipt of IA Telegram from His Gov
arninnnI
IBy telegraph % the Dispatch

WAsHINGroN, December ga reporter
Of the Associated Press who called at the
Brazil legation to-day to inquire for news
concerning the fighting which is reported
TO have occurred at Rio Janeiro from tho
18th TO the 10Th of the present month
found that the Minister had just received
the following telegram from Ruy Barboza,
Minister OF Finance under the new re-
game:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
OLDNORTH STATE.
News Notes Gathered Here and There at
Raleigh
fCorrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
L, ---.--- IA..o.,l,nr DC 1920

fCorrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dispsich.l
RALEIGH. December rs, 1889.
A number Of fires are reported. WIN
etead's mill, in Wilson county. was burned
Tuesday night. A store at Pact0lus, Pitt
comfy, owned bv Major Il. 5. Tucker, of
Raleigh. was burned with q stock ~ gene
raj merchandise owned by Ruins Fleming
The total loss il 5000; insurance, c!,OOo
ON s,ock-uOthiug on the building. Inc
vglne of the STOCK was 1000. \ handsome
dwelling on the plantation OF Dr. ). +.
Battle. In EdcccOmbc county. was also de-
s'roved by FIRE. Fre-crackers set IRE TO
Piuckney Ballard's barns AT kernerYllle,
and DESTROYED them with Their contents,
The expression of public opinion on tho
question If the desrauillty OF the general
use Of the Australian ballot system Is gem
oral. and il is all favorable.
Cases of the Eussian influenza are re-
ported at several places IN the state, But
Tor Che soft. warm weather II would no
doubt be prevalent.
Tho people Of Allegheny and Ashe coun-
ties are very hopeful of the early cOnstruc-
ton OF q railway from Danville, Va. cid Mt
Airy. f. IS 10 ext end into Tennessee. Ashe
and Alleehany ere fertile counties, and
with Watauga are perhaps the best for
stock-rnisug, rs there is natural growth
of bluegrass.
4 CURIOUS AFFAIR.
There was curious affair in Wilkes
county a few nights since. wedding
party drew "a GREAT crowd in the day. In
the afternoon there was large gathering
of women. who screnaded the Dfde, ana
in the evening great number OF men AS
somhlcd and gave the groom sereuade.
As Il proof Of the mildncss Of the winier
IL NAV be stated that roses are IN bloom ;
that second crops of apples, strawberries
raepberrics. &c. are rlpe, and have been
eaten in the past few days; that bananas,
which have heretofore failed 10 rIpen IN
this State. have tins month rpened IN the
open ar at Wilmington.
n is .aid that a valuable cold-nine has
been discovered near Fairyiew, Natauga
county.
BEOEE HIS NICK.
Asan cightecn-ycar-Old son Of HAYWOOD
Jones was hauling LOGS IN Pitt county with
"a team oil tx oxen the jar caused by cross
ing q bridge broke the tongue. Tins re-
leased the lever Of the wiuOlass, which
few back. struck the lad on the head, and
broke his neck and skull.
IN PITT countya threc-vcar-old son Of
Mr. Felix HrlXton fell IN the fire and was
burned to death.
The Batter brothers. Joe Bumcardner,
and Jim ~isk. who are IN JAIL at Ioreaut"n
charged with the murder Of Charles Lane,
have sued ont a writ OF hGboaS corpus t.
turuahle before judge Bvnum.
There will probably be a good many
bu- ness failures in the eastern part Of the
State duruc the coming month.
7; is reported that the Republicans in
tend making desperate efforts 10 defeat
Vance for the senatorial nomination. 1t Is
their ioliorn hope.
Rev. Or. Moran. # New York city. is the
rublic-spirited gentleman who viii give
tAe library building aud good store If
books 20 Trinity College. twill bea large
library, and Is given the college upon the
coming OF the latter % Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
pELrTTFrI CHnIsTMAs-IELt.

A beautiful Christmas-tree was erected
nj the Byrne-Street Baptist church last
night. from whose branches were displayed
a Lountiful supply of presents. ahe oc-
casion was very pleasant one to all IN at
tendance.
The Mayor this morning confiscated q
GREAT variety Of unlawful weapons -such
as pistols. knives. blackiacks, and tho
like-found upon the persons Of country
people mostly VINO had gotten themselves
into trouble.
Deputy-Sheril Green while passing
along the street Yesterday afternoon was
attacked 10y some hilarious colored people;
bv one Of whom he was struck on the head
with heavy stick and quite painfully IN
iured. The assailants escaped and are IN
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
LOST. sTa.YED. AND FOUND.

Z OST. on MONDAY, A LEATHER
IL STICK. with monogram " II. q. c." on top.
Reward II return 70 BIZ Seventeenth street
de .--fr.
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VTTANTED.-ALL " II Q A Il +
w sneehug. coughing, and suffering with
boar enes-, sore tnIoS., SC. 70 spend o.. for a
box of the tHEROkrE COUGH DROP, ana got
qli-k reitef. You VII hnd 10 tho hest remedy
you ever 'riaf Try lt once. AMI you Will YER
try anything else. For sale ST all drug-,0res
AMI conilc iouerIes. Trade supplied ~ all
wholesale GIUSgi-ts. de- >l-sH, HuNF5t
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN KFPECr DECEMBER %. $50
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
IWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCdBJRA


LEAVE RICHMOND, bYRD-sTHEET STATION
sS0 s. NJ DAILY. TIA petsrsDurs Hichnon al
Nortolk lhro - Express AIfiss 81
Norfolk - T.. A.. sops ol|y al Pc
tersbIrg, NeYerly, .uqslr, AMI -lf-
fox.
st0A.H. Dsuy, va Pe,ernu-y Arrir) a.
Petersburg l)..t A. u. NJ. ieaFss
Petersburg 1915, A. y. for Yarn
yiue. LynclDgrs. eal -. Doin,n 5outA
MesL
q:ss P. n. 1aily. r'a Peser'nl-. Auiye re.
tersDlry c..F. s.. leave fe-ecsollg
g.. l.. ii. daily arriving AOgioII 10
&. Il.
ll:3O r. b. Daily. tir Psisrsburr. Arrive a,
Petersburs 1873 r. Y. c0nne.tia
Win rrsia No I. leaving Petersburg
a. l..3J a. N. ioc farmulls. Lyu s-
burg. FOeahOntss, AMI 81 p1las
south au1 Wes-
i0:l5 A. N. Dsily, except sAafay, "a hIrAeFl''
for farmyills, Lyr hyarg, sac ~ 10,
AMI Wet
PULLMAN sLEEPiNG-CAR AcCOAsOOb
IIONs
No. i-seepiug-car from Petersburg 20 Bris.o.
wilbOu. change. leaving Pel0rsb4rs daily q.
i..O A. NJ, ani Lynchourg 10 AompAls With
on. change.
No. S-Lyuchburz 10 New Orleans aai Roa-
uoke ~ NJ lp.i without cn&nge
1icLets, hszgsge-chscks. aud al Information
Gao Do obtained at Richmond sad Potsrstsry
railroad depot A. ~. CABRERA 1000 aAia ssness
and a! mo Compaay's Once. sJl east Man sIrco-
n. ". NOihl MI,
"a -sn'er Agent
W. X BEytLl.
General Passenger Agoal
CHlsLEs6 @. EDDY. ' co-Pr,sliou.
General once. Roanoke. Va my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
By Jas. Nac.iourall,
No. moth Tenth street.

No. II moth Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
! GROCERIES. LlQIOKS, BEtR-Pl Mp,
SrCBE-FIXTTKt~ SHOWCASES. &c, J.
AUCTION by virtue q, a decd n tri@. to tne
Undersigned a. tru,lee ami duly recorded.
VIII sod at No ON north lh,ri street. "a
MONDAY, 10fH INSTANT,
A. II O'Clock, tho entire stock a. above. cm-
braclng an = eIlort assortment of GkOtlNif~.
CIGAR>, TOBACCO, SHOWCASES, sIokr-
FlNIChES. &c.
Also. q tine lneo WulsKHYS. WINS, GlN,
BRANDlt~, Ec.
One excellent BFER-pl Mp.
nECANIEk~. GLASSES. g., &.
The attention o. o., trade ia asked a. the
g0lde ar CONG aratiyDly new. aud viii "a sold.
Trims. Cash
s. TAYLOR EVANS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. NkcD0UGAL de .f
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AuCrIOs SALES Future nays.

F7 virtue Of a dead II trust from simon Gro
wol 10 the uui"rrgnei, ~ tu>tee. and dGiy re-
corded, viii sell az Nc. a23 east Broad street o.
TUESDAY, 3lsT INSTANT.
at 10 o'clock. the ENTIRE STOCK OF EXCEL
LENT CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, MOTIONS,
DIZZY GOODS. SC:
excellent SHOWCASES. &C., &C.
Particular attention Il tha trade II called 70
this sale. as tho goods aro al desirable AMI
must bee soil.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced ~ sale.
sol t. NiGONBklG, lrustee.
snie conducted by las NACDov0Ait- De p
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DHu.ADELPhIA hlD d. .-.gl-N
HOSD AID NOKtJ-A
GakAMaa.f CO.,. .

Appointed ssllng day. t"Y
aud shlDAf a. q 4. A1- ''f| ~ MAJ "
freight Tor Tuesdays ans friAys s..Aur.,
r, ,etvpd Ill ii5J 4. D. fsr T~...4f' a.'A T.
un6P. &. salArlar ftsisa' te-e''s- 1"i'i IS
/ 2. A.
Fare. 81
tor further inicgmAsion sppi, -
D. IS NCDAAkltA.
General Sos.hern Aseall Vnce ne>A o''@
aal 0sasl4l AgsEs ksiLs1sA.A.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27

TSCAPED FROM ITS CAGES'>E
AZ Dece1n Der 9th. a CANARY BIRD. AG1yZ
liberal reward Will Do paid for It's rrcOye- E-s<.
~. WALith +. shaLloh'
de 2..lts 1851 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-27
PrppvprD WITH SHOT.

Ben. White (colorcd). aged about fifteen
years. was shot and seriously injured this
evening uv Alex. Wright, also colored.
The shooting was done with a musk5et
loaded with bird-ho;. White was bad y
peppered in the back and neck. Wright IS
in iaIl and says the shooting was acci-
dental. White says il was Intentional.