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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
DR.. JACKSON ACCEPTS.
lie has Decided to Leave Richmond for
Alabama.

lie IT as tfNAtn''A ~ @-N'~'N
Alabama.
4 few davs ago the many friends OF Rev.
ur. "A. Melville Jackson, of Grace church,
fbi- city. learned through tie columns OF
dahl, napers that he had been elected as
.i.t,nt bi.bop Of the diocese OF Ala
hanna. The news was received WIN
mingled feelings Of pleasure ana regret
Measure because Or. jackson had been
bDnorcd hv call from the Church to come
,lu Di.hcr." aud regret that such can
alisb, ros,ihly lose our city 30 conscientious
a priS-t and pastor, and so genial ana "or-
fhy citizen. ..,.
0n me dav following the announcement
orlI- election 10 the assistant episcOpacy
OF Alabama. Dr. Jackson said to ilMks
r.p0iter that he had not decided whether
or not % accept the position. ana tnat
hs would not make up his mind untli ne ha1 i
given the subject careful and prayeriui
fa.uehf. lie has finally, however, decided
boo tAr affirmative, as telegram received
irom Montgomery, Ala, at THE TINES Of
lice. last night. states that be had nccepted,
An true christians and his legion OF
friends and acquaintances in Richmond
Viii wish the BishOp-elect q hearty UOd-
speed DOB bis new field Of work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Personal.

Mr.. Charles A. Lucy, OF and representing
the Z. X. Gambrill Manufacturing Com
pany, OF baltimore, arrived In Richmond
yesterday, and will remain until TuesdAy.
lie reports that his popular brand Of hour.
"Patapsco," 10 securing It's former strnog
hold here, ODD sales are increasing daily.
All the principal grocen srs now handling
he Pstapsco nour.
Mr.. Y. j. McManus, OF New York, Who haa
iriends In Richmond, passed through heg0
yesterday on Als wAy SOUTH.
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Fourth District-Oniciai.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. S.-tSpecial. +
Official returns from the several counties in
the Fourth Congressional district gives
Epes, Democratic candidate for Congress,
1901 majority. John NJ, Langston only got
majorities in four counties, which gave him
A majority OF 636.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

Miss Matte Goodwin, OF Gordonsyiile'
Va. is visiting Mrs. t,aagban, SS east Leigi
street.
Mise Mamie Buckley, q 4ordonsyille,
Va, is visiting her brother, Wjble tqcgiey'
, y north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
Cable Notes.

PARIS. Nov S.-The Solell publishes dis
patches from Tonquin which report the
prevalence there of piracy. The marauders
do not hesitate to attack the French out
nnsts with alnrming lreamencv.
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sheriff Going to DsnvIile.

sheriff ID. S. Gates has accepted an invila
tlon 10 attend the old soldiers banquet In
Danville next Tuesday night ana VIII re-
spond 10 the toast, "Ihe Ar'iie'' VI 'no
Army OF Northern Virginia"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
most distinguished legal lights Of his day
and was forty-seyen years OF age.
CUFATHAM ELECTED,

1t is conceded to-day that Cheatham Il
elected in the Second district, the only Re
publican Congressman elected in this state
Returns from that district are semi official
but IL is certain that Cheatheam will have
small majority.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
The Building Committee OF Trinity Col.
lege held a meeting today at Durham and
decided upon an elaborate programme for
the cornerstone exercises Of the new col
lege building which will be held there on
Tuesday next. j. II. SOuthgate, Esq, was
elected chief marshal Of the occasion, and
addresses will be made by Hon. Thomas J..
Jarvis and Hon. Il. B. Vance. Invitations
were extended to Masonic lodges, lodges of
Odd-Fellows, Knights of Pythias. Boards OF
Trade, Tobacco Boards, and the editors OF
the state.
ELECTRIC-CAR SYSTEM.
1t is positively learned to-day that all ar
rangements have been made for an electric
street-car system for Raleigh. Orders have
been given for cars and other apparatus and
a contract is now being let out for the con-
struction Of the track.
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Srcnnd District.

SMIrHFIELD, VA, Nov. Especial. =
Every one is jubilant over the good news.
The old Second district is redeemed. The
official vote OF Isle Of Wight gives Lawson
EnI m iorifv
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ui.IrareuaII SERMON.

Rev. DIR. :. r. Lambeth will preach DIS
f,rswell sermon this morning at tne proau- sNr
Street Methodist church. Ills successes
win he appointed at tho conference at
lSnchburg this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09
city Circuit Court.

The Jury in the case of Franklin sterns'
executor against the city were adjourned
Yesterday until tomorrow morning, AS was
The Jury in the case Of Leigh X. Page against
Preston Belyin and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

AZ the penitentiary yesterday John Doug
lass (col0red) was received, TO serve three
years for house-breaking IN Princess Anne
.nluuty
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The Davis Mansion.

Al the Jefferson Davis mansion Central
scbooN the subcommittee Of the committee
ON the advisability of transferring the man
sion 10 the Confederate Historical and Memo
rial A ,sociation, will meet Monday after
~. IN, IL Il n,nInrk
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Free Bs,lxe O,sn.

Mr.. Thomas T.. Campbell, free bridge
commissioner, says the bridge on and sfier
to-day will BE- open from q A. N. TO p. n.
The repairing will be done ut night.
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Harrison-host.

Cards are out for the marriage Of DR.: Y.
w Harrison, of Richmond, 10 Miss Mary
Host, of Newport News, on Wednesday, NO,
yember 18th, in the First Baptist church oi
tkat plapQ.
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The Democrats OF Washington were Twice
,c,crfered with hy the police while fring the
s,t,t. over their recent victory, and 1t is be-
,icv.9 thev were lnstigated thereto by Har-
ri.on himsolf--A number OF ex-mehoeIS
~ Congress are already applying ior posi-
fi1ns IN the next iiouse.--Blaine proposes
10 work his reciprocity scheme for all II
worth
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proposed French tariff, however, is eyoking
much opposition among the commercial
classes, and Marseilles declares that II will
ruin the trade Of that port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-09

A strange twist is given TO the contro-
yersy by those who are disposed 10 make
light Of Congressman Flowers chances,
nearly all of these gentlemen asserting
that Charles \. Dana, editor OF the sun,
may in the end develop sufficient strength
To make him the caucus nominee OF the
Democracy. This idea is part OF the Suns
anti-C Cleveland dght, born OF the purpose to
hmmiliafn the eX President.
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one,ai Returns OF the Eighth District

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. s.--[Speclal.l
The Eighth district official returns give
General Lee, dem., 3,236 majority over
Hume, ind. DEM, and shows Carter, colored
rep. received less than twenty-five votes.
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The Ifoper Branch.
PERSONALS and Briefs.

IL, Board Of Aldermen viii hold its resu
lar Iooatbly meeting tomorrow nigbt'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-28

avoid argument. IT the consciences
of processing christians will permit an
entire following of the manners ard
customs of.worldly people, then it ia,
and probably must be right; if on the
contrary such consciences do not per-
nit such a following, but are prompt
ed to set an example which is as
"clear as a star and as pure as a
pearl" it is wrong. In the trite Ian
gusge of the day "you pay your
money and take your choice"
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MISSOURI POLITICS.

Hon. w. II. Wallace of Kansas
City will address the people of Hol.
den and vicinity Monday evening,
October 9th.
The ST. Louis Evening Call
(Boodle) says: Hon. G. 1. FiIley will
leave for St. Joseph in day or two,
to make speech for his old friend,
Nick Ford.-St joseph Ballot.
Every democrat in Montgomery
county should vote the straight ticket.
Filley is after that county and if he
gels it no one is to blame except the
democrats, who have a good round
majority when in harmony. Let the
Court House fight 90 to thunder and
support the straight ticket.-Mexico
Ledger.
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Passed by the Pettis County
Medical Society on the
Death of DIR. Small.

The Pettis County Medical Society
held meeting last Monday night and
passed the following resolutions of
sympathy and coincidence on the
death Of DR.. Ed. N. Small, an ex-
secretary of the society and chief
surgeon of the NJ, K. q 7. Railway
Company:
WHEREAS II has seen fit to the Al
mighty Dlsposer of events to call from our
midst our worthy and esteemed profession
al brother, DIR. E. n, Small and
WHEREAS, The intimate relations exist.
ing these many years be tween the deceased
and the members of this society render it
meet and proper that we should place upon
record our application of his services as q
citizen therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we record his untimely
demise with deep feelings of regret and
sorrow, softened only by the confident
hope that his spirit is with those who, hav-
ing fought the good fight, are enjoying
perfect happiness in the other world.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the af-
hicted family our sincere and respectful
sympathy and condolsnce In their bereave-
ment
RESOLVED, That the members of this
society, In body, attend our deceased
brother 10 his last resting place.
RESOLVED. That thee resolutions be
placed upon our minutes, published in
the Sedalia daily newspaper. st. Louis and
Kansas City medical journals, and q copy
of these resolution be transmitted to the
relatives of the deceased.
DR.. ]. w. TRADER,
Dr. Dr. =. z : E Vans, Committee.
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A Method of Treating Disease.
HOspffal RENE

What are they? Tere is a new depart
ure in the ire, ment of disease. 1t consist.
in the collet Ion of the specifics used BY
nsted specialists of Europe and America
and bringing them within the reach of all.
For instance the treatment pursued by spe
cisl physicians who treat indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles only, was OBJ
tanned and prepared. The treatment OF
other physicians, celebrated for curing
catarrh was procured, and 80 on till these
incompatible cures no. include disease of
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu.
matism and nervous debility.
This new method of zone remedy for one
disease" must appeal to the common sense
of all sufferers, many OF whom have expe-
rienced the i'll effects, and thoroughly real
ize the adsurdity of the claims of Patent
Medicines which are guaranteed to cure
every i'll out of q single bottle, and the use
of which SIS statistics prove, has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular de-
scribing these new remedies is sent free on
receipt of stamp to pay postage by Hospital
Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietors.
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MISSOURI NOTES.

&C. w. Westerman, employed by
the Louis Hax, Furniture Company
committed suicide by drowning Fri
day.
Jesse Smith, one of the pioneer
citizens and stock breeders, died al
bis home in Ashley Friday morning..
he was over so years OF age.
The Kansas City Crockery com.
pany, of Kansas City has made an as.
signmeut for the benefit of creditors.
Liabilities. s25, 600; assets, s55, 900.
One hundred dollars reward has
been offered for the arrest and salts.
factory identification of the negro
charged with committing a criminal
assault upon the person of Mrs.
Wersehe on the 10th inst, at Spring
field.
During the heavy fog prevail
ing Thursday morning Andrew G.
MOffstt, of Kansas City, drove a two
horse team on the track in front of a
Missouri Pacific train two miles from
that city. Mpffatt and one of the
horses were killed and the buggy
completely demolished.
Hiram Hunter, colored, got q
verdict Thursday against the City of
Mexico for $500 for injuries re.
celved, as he claims, from hurting his
leg by falling through sidewalk. A
mutton for a new trial was at once
filed. The case WILL be carried to the
highest court. q.
Jacob Hainley, who killed Henry
Hall near Benton, Missouri last
spring, was adjudged insane Thurs
day in the circuit court. He seems
to be laboring under the drlusion
that he belonged 10 the jesse James
gang, and that Hall Was detective.
The murder was committed in cold
blood, and created great excitement
at the time. Heis said to be incura-
bly, insane.
The following Missouri egg story
takes the cake: A hen, halt Black
Spanish and half game. has been
doing a land office business in Rplla,
Mo. She laid her first egg on the
10th day Of May, 1889, and has con-
tinued to lay an egg every day since.
She went to setting as socn as she
aid her first egg, and is still on the
nest. She comes of every morning
10 get water and food and then goes
back. She has patched one day ex-
,ept the first three weeks of her
career. She has now been laying one
year and is the mother of 344
chickens.
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A movement is on foot among the
ladies to establish a library in Sedalia,
on somewhat different footing than
any of those which have heretofore
been attempted The plan has not
been fully developed but that it will
eventuate in a library for Sedalia
which will become permanent in
stitutiop, il IS safe 5, believe. There
are already meme is volumes which
have had places in former Libraries,
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The performance at the opera
house last Friday night of a specta.
cular operetta, was a pretty and at.
tractive one, but there is no gain.
saying the fact that the limit line il
being reached in these matters and
they should at least be curtailed.
There can be no doubt about the injury
which 10 done to children in such
cases, not alone from the fact that
their school and other duties are in.
terrupted, but because, the costuming
necessary is a tax upon the health.
Children which are.necessarily care
fully and warmly clad in this beauti
ul, but variable climate, canno'
without danger be exposed in sleeve.
less and neckless and almost skirtless
garments and it is sheer folly to
preach otherwise and parents are to
say the least, unwise when they per.
NIT it. Granted that the object is
good one granted that the children
enjoy it and the mothers and fathers
have pardonable pride in seeing
their offspring appear before
a pleased audience in gay and pretty
attire which makes their fresh young
beauty still more beautiful, it is a
fact that such an object, such enjoy
ment and such pride would not be an
equivalent should come one of these
mothers darlings" contract a cold
which would cause a coffin to be filled
and a grave to be dug. As for the
moral effect of such affairs, there is
not much to be said. Some Of the
ablest divines in this city have openly
disapproved of them giving clear and
cogent reasons for such disapproval,
but since the people have grown to
hear rather than heed such divines
and are carried forward on wave of
"doipg as the rest of the world does"
Independent of restriction or counsel,
the only way to save friction is to
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THEATRICAL

Albert Riddle has Joined John
H. RusseIPs executive forces.
Fred lex Bryton's tour in Jim !"
begins at Sonth Norfork, Oct. 90.
-Hoyts GA Trip to Chinatown
is great success at San Francisco.
Grace Thorne Coulter has been
engaged by Dan sully for " The
Mi ionaire.
BIB Graham, "the graceful awk.
ward comedian" as he is called by
his host of friends, has made the big
gest hit of his life in "The Sea King"
Henry L. Hamlin's lively farce
camedy, " The Fakir, " has met with
6attering success since its opening.
He has an excellent company headed
by Alice Harrison.
Nat GoodHin has been seen in
Leander Richardson's -" The Nomi.
nee in the west during the past
week. The play has made a strong
hit, and is said to contain more
laughs than any comedy on the road
this season.
Over ten thousand people passed
through the Old Jed Prouty tavern
car within the first three or four days
Of its career in advance fthe company
Manager Charles McGeahey has an
other headquarters established
abroad. The newspapers are full of
the cars and its receptions.
Fannie BatcheIder, the piquant
little Boston Miss who nearly caused
a riot by wearing the Harvard colors
when the Yale students were attend.
ing Hoyt and Thomas performance,
will be a member of Mrs. Leslie Car
ter's company. Harvard turns out
en- masse whenever she plays in
Boston.
Amy Lee, ct one time the prin.
cipal singing coincidence of Harri.
cams stock Co., has achieved success
10 her new play, entitled "The Clip
per-" Miss Lee played to the capaci-
ty of the Memphis Grand opera
house last week, and was the recipi-
emit of the warmest kind Of newspaper
praise.
The st. Louis attractions this
week are Neil Burgess in the
County Fair" at the Olympic;
'Rice's Surprise Party" at theatre
Grand; ga Tin Soldier" at
Pope's; William and Orr's great
pecialty at the Standard. Mrs. Frank
Leslie will lecture at Music Hall, on
Tuesday evening. and Strauss and his
Vienna Orchestra will give a concert
It Music Hall tonight.
lie attractions at Kansas City are
"A Midnight Bell" at the Coates;
Alvin Joslin, at the Ninth Street the
tire; DuH's Comic Opera Company,
t the Warder Grand "McKenna's
'lirtations," at he ellis.
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Joe Hughes majority is rolling up
into the hundreds every day aud by
November 4 it will be away up. He
is deservedly popular.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-28

The many friends of Rev. J. j.
Wilkins, of Calvary church viii
regret his departure from Sedalia,
while wishing him success in his. new
location. For nearly five years the
gentleman has worked industriously,
often embarrassed by the many diff.
culties which under such circum,
stances, he was bound to encounter,
to build up and strengthen the church
and together with his able and accom-
plisbed wife, he deserves great credit.
Not only has he built up the church
but he has practically proven himself
worthy to "wear the CLOTH" by his
many self sacrificing deeds; by his
earnest work among the young men !;
by his strong and manly denunci-
atiops Of evil and his grand and beau
tiful presentation of the sublime
truths embodied in the religion of
Jesus Christ. Sedalians will ever
hold Rev. Wilkins in high esteem and
trust that wherever he may accept
charges in future, he will not forget
the one which here accorded him love
and reverence and gave him honest
tribute as one of the ablest and most
earnest christian workers In Missouri.
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African Explorer Stanley who has
had all the honor which fame affords,
is not going to be permitted to enjoy
them in peace it would seem. Major
Bartelotte, who was the commander
in Stanley's rear guard during his
memorable tour, wrote diary Of the
events of that occasion previous to
his death and it is now given to the
world through the instrumentality of
the majors brother. The diary shows
Stanley as anything but the hero
which he has been painted and unless
he can refute the charges, it is safe to
say, be will not 60 down in history as
among the great men of bis time. 1t
is quite possible that there are plenty
of men who knew Stanley in America
and who never took much stock in
his reported wonderful deeds Of PROV
.ess, who will read the statements
made by the dead commander with
more than passing interest.
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A man who resides near Nevads
has been arrested aud fined 800 with
six months in the county Jail fol-
whipping bis young wife with bug
gy whip. 1t seems a little strange
that in this great free country of ours
a man shon,d not be allowed to take a
buggy whip or any other kind of d
whip to his wife; of course he has
sworn to love and protect Ter at Gods
altar, but still he has the right of a
good strong arm to WELD buggy
whip against her stubborn anatomy
if he chooses 10 do so and she ought
to accept such cbastisement meekly
and humbly and be ready to obey
him in all things. Does not the
scripture say "wives obey your hus.
bands?" Certainly it does and of
course the literal translation would
be for wives to follow the command
and obey, even if the husband tells
the wife to commit a crime, she
ought TO obey and if she does not,
well, there is the buggy whip left
with which to make her obey. At
least this is probably the kind of
reasoning which Influenced the Ne
vada man, but unfortunately for him,
the law has special punishments for
wife although inadequate
for the ofense-snd he will have a
chance to ruminate On his brutal and
heartless crime against every instinct
Of humanity for the next six months.
1t is indeed pity that the whipping
post is not still in vogue for that
most despicable Of all creatures-the
wife beaten,