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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

our ministers was hailed on the street
Thursday and asked il he was ''parson.'
Dr. Farmer, who has been quite i'll. is
now much better.
lie answered ''yes." The gentleman who
hailed him then faid. "l want you 10 come
over this evcnin' at 4 O'clock and marry
me- The minister told him that he would
have 20 hire conveyance. and that "
would De expensive, Makes no dilier-
ence," said he, "you come. I'll nx yer up
"All right" said the preacher At p NJ.
the preacher mounted his stccd, and over
the river, cimbinsthe hills, descendngto
the valleys. he Wended his way. lie arrived
at the appointed place at !. Dut the gf0ou
had failed to put in his appearance.
The preacher rode mp. tied bis horse, and
alighted. lie stood for one hour and talked
before be- was invited IN the log mansiou
Then ne entered and took "a seat by the oil
hickory fire. Time passed ON. The table
was spread, and then the turkey potatoes
pork, pickle. apple-butter. preserves. cakes
&c, &C., began 20 pour In. nobody could
tell from where. but they came. Then the
"seronadinr party" began tn come. The
fiddler and banio-mah appeared. The "olld
oman was ready. the cold man. was.
too; The "yomg ones looked anxious
irresistible fumes were "lroaihcd Oh
the air" and ail things seemed ready, but
the groom had not come. II was now quar-
Ter 90 six. The bride seemed calm and con-
hdeni. Party after party came. Tie bab
(hrde's Youngest sis'l iell down the steps,
oh my. what n sQuall, The old "'omanr
called for "Nick" 10 put some frc on"
There the dignihed person sat. Mean
while the river flowed gracefully by, The
limestone grinned frcm the oyerarching
mountains. the clouds llackened, a "p0s-
sum- crept from under the cupboard. and
pOlc-cai hides hung az The back Of the house
suddenly the cry, "lhe ielleI's comm 90
last assured an that the groom was in
sight. lie was held up by two com
paniOns. ID would have been hard iO tel
who was the best man. The minister had
gotten out in the yard by this time. A gem
tlemgn walked up tO him and said, You're
the pars0n, / rcckOntn " Yes. SIR said
the preacher. .Wau here's the papers;
what's yer Fee" "Wall. ! was blowing and
scrapngl instructed (hicl 90 give YOU two
dollars and half.n Look al dem papers
am see If they's alright "Ncry Welt
said The preacher IL am ready 10 perform
the ceremony" The groom bad been helped
t0 the lower room ard upstairs. where She
awaited his majesty. The people crowded
in. That's the preacher whispered q
halfdOzcn Or more. Then the couple came
down groom first. "Nbere's the pars0u:'
be yelled. "lhar Doe stands" said her
father They marched ont in front OF bin.
and the work was soon over. The girl WAS
twenty: the groom ihiriy-nine. and was now
united 90 his third wife in as many years.
The minister took mp his hat tO leave, hilt
the groom, bride, old man. old oman and
several more caught him and said. "loH
shan't leave until after supper" And b.
didn't. either.
After supmiuous feast The 'parsonr
left them 'al0ne in their gl0ry,n and reached
home just as the church bell was calling
the Pensioners 10 praycr.meetng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
FROM LYNCHBURG.
Democratic Primaries-New Pastor of
the FIRST BantIst Church.

Democratic Primarics-Ncw Pastor Of
the First Baptist Church.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Mar. L.. Special. -
The Democratic primary viii De held this
month, perhaps the 27th. There are six of
fees 20 be filed. and the number Of candi-
dates i'm the field for each are numerous.
Up 10 the present time tine list stands:
Mayor. J. Il. Edwards. Robert lancey.
John Whitehead. A. Maupin. W. ID. Branch
and Thomas ). Preston. Commonwealth
Attorney. +. =. Christian. X. *. Long. W.
G. Welles and Thomas \. Williams. Conn
missioner of the Reyenne. +. y. kubank,
". o. Smith, G. G.. Price, A. f0rsDerg and
W. II. snead. City Sergeant, Matt. D. Day
and Samuel II. johnson.
Rev. Or. Felix. wife and daughter arrived
this evening from Kentucky. and the new
pastor of the First Baptist Church will oe
Installed tomorrow at IL O'Clock, for winch
occasion great arrangements have been
made
Mr.. Irvine. the new station-mastcr at The
Union depot. with his assistant, Mr. Jeffrey
arrived i'm the city from Washington to-day.
Mr.. Irvine was for fourteen years station
master Of the Pennsylvania road at W ASH
inetOn. and succeeds Captain Fairfax, who,
during his long tenure Of the position, has
made numerous friends among the travel
ing public.
IL has been raining here about half OF the
day. sometimes ia great flakes, but heavy
rain soon absorbed all Of 10.
The people here are much pleased at the
passage by the House to-day Of Mr. Wick
hams senate bH regarding the public debts
also at the election of ID. ". Bolen. Judge OF
the Fifteenth judicial circuit, in place Of
Judge Brown.
The new aud splendid law building just
completed on Main street by Mr.. Pettylohn
is the finest structure in the state, ana i-
occupied by nearly every law ifm IN inc
city. more than twenty-five are already j"
Gated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

SPECIAL LOl
Fine
Pocket Purses,
% CTS. EACH.

Diamond Dyes, any colors. Be-. package.
New SIX Yelling, CIT Borierei. i5c.
yard.
Oxydized SILVER and Gnt Buckle Slides, ;
inches long. 50c.; worth 81.
Brcklcs al ICc worth 25c.
Hundreds Of styles OF steel and JET Buckles,
I5c. 10 $3.50.
six rnsal Chenille Cord, -. yard.
silk Iassels. 25c. a dcz "A.
Embroidered Felt Baby Carriage Afshans.
zoe
Large size Nottingham Lace Tides, Zoe.
each.
solid silver shakssDeroan Bracelets. 800
each.
The New Metal Belts. Gli Oxydlzed. sI.oo
each.
A Special Bargain in Grey ostrich Feather
/ Fans, 81.
Andrews Genuine Turkish Bath soap. ic.
cake
Packers Tar soap. l0c. a cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
sTAuNToN GOSSIP.


BIG sale of Land at Waynesboro-iaffi-
sonburg Fastening.
srAUNTON, VA, March Especial.
The second day Of the sale Of lots Of the
Baker Spring property, at Waynes0oro' was
as remarkable as the first. There was no
abatement in prices, and the bidding was as
spi tied as at first. Lots Which hdu sou SOY. az
from $50 10 500 went up To Sll9 ana Sldo,
and were taken up quickly. The sale of
500 $50 worth Of lots In two-aut-a-hai hours
was mo- mean work Land which had soid
sixty davs ago for $500 and SlOo per acre
was sold al from $500 20 500. safes loi
three days aggregate $4,000.
The spirit Of development ana booming
has reached Rockingham
Options are being taken on an properly
where 10 il thought minerals are 10 ne louhu'
Harris0nburg has the handsomest loui-
ing mill building in this section. Inc bulin-
inc IL frame. is four and a half stories hien,
46x62 feet in size, and has capacity Oh
from l2J 20 l5O barrels Per day. ihe eieN~-
tor. in the mill are finished at the top IN ihe
shane of a neat and attractive Nentialef.
The cornice Is elaborately finished ana lne
windows have handsome caps. lhe Whoic
h very neatly and tastellly painted, ana
Tho visitor ID llarrisOnburg for The iirst unt
enmiires what hotel is thats 10 Is located at
tine depot. and whom completed VIII No7'
with its improved roller machinery ~, ,VVl.
Harrisonburg is supplied with water rom
an Artesian well 40 feet deep. me nia-
chinery h the simplest that can be imagln-
ed hnf seems 10 do the work well, pumping
e0 Gallons per minute, into reservoir
from which water can be thrown over th'
highest building in thetown.
The Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
il enlareing It's facilities for doing business.
n Is reported that the Postal Telegraph
COMPANY will soon open an oilice mere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
A DEMOCRAT TO BE THE MAYOR
OF NORFOLK.

Large Force nj Work In the Navy Yard
Negro's Horrible Death at AIcxan-
dria-News Gathered From Many Parts
of the State.
ASHLAND, Va. Mar. J.. Special. One
Of the saddcst deaths which has occurred in
Ashland for a number Of years is that of
Miss Sadie Barksdale, who died this MORN
ing az the residence or her mother. Mrs.
Emma NJ, Barksdale, Of typho-
malarial fever. Miss sadie had
been very in for several weeks. but
seemed to be improving up % few hours
previous 10 her death. She was just nine
teen years Of age, was very popular and
lOvablc. Her untimcly death is "a
source OF much regret 20 the hosts
of friends Of herself and family
Funeral services will De conducted
at the house tomorrow morning and the re-
mains will be conveyed 60 Richmond on
the O'Clock train and Inferred i'm Holly
wood Mrs. Barksdalc is the widow of The
late R0bt j. Barksdalc Of Richmond and
has many friends and relatives i'm the city
who will be deeply grieyed % hear Of the
loss Of one of her daughters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
RlGHrAT RElDsVlLLE.
Robbed While Seeking His Fortune
Caught After Many Years.

Robhed while Seeking His Fortune
Caught After Many Years.
REpsylfLE. y. c., Mar. L.. Special
william II. smith, lately Of smith * smith,
started several days ago to Prescott, Ari-
IONA. prospecting. lie left bis money win
tho exeeption of about 500, in bank here
subject Ia his draft. and 10 Il well that ne
did. as he was relieved OF the fiu' Aeipie ne
reached bis destination. ,u.a
Marshal >earcy. coiored, who hisea
another man years ago, ana WHO e7ch l'euf
us recognilcd bv Nr. &. r. Lewis. OF the
Reid.,ille Times. while attending the fish'
Game aud OYSTER Fair. at New Derne. Inc
latter telcgfaphed the shcrln, VINO Miied
hack 10 have him arrested.
Chief of Police. Louis b. llah, OF tni7
nlace. has had an o1er from the southern
S4cre, Service Bureau. lhey Wish tu
station him al Roanoke. lie VIII very
likelv accept. Mr.. J. y. Gibbons VII
rrobably BE- appointed IN his place.
The DAMAGE 10 the Bank of keids'ille d,
the storm Is worse than was at hfst susp 60
ted. -. IL,
Mrs. =. T.. Parish 4 Co.. the large Or.
Goods house which assigned here last Week
n Is thought Will pay 100 cents on the dol
lor Mrs. Parish has gone 10 W instOn U
faka charge Of a dry goods house tbefe on
GOOD salary. II Is rumored tnat her niece
! Mrs. Cora May Morris. viii accompany nef
Mr. James W poay has just returned
from kentucky. where be has peen Dulin
stock. he brought back several thorough
hreds," among them enc pretty $40" s'a'
| lion. -
! II has been damp aud raining on and O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

when The snowfall began. however, and
most af the snow melted as IL fell.
DanNlle sold in February =. SSS .S0l pounds
Of leaf tobacco. AN increase over February,
1850 Of 27sli2 pounds. Sales for first five
months new tobacco year amounted TO b.
S3, l5l pounds, an increase over same time
previous year of i,li3,9lO pounds. Shipments
of plug tobacco this week were 175,OO0
pounds.
Bishop Randolph will visit the Church n
Epiphany here tomorrow. and will confirm
a class Of several persons.
jeremiah Arrall. a woll-knOwn citizen Of
Halifax county. was severely injured a day
or two ago while on his way 10 Danfille
with "a load of tobacco. His horses ran or
and threw him under the wagon. The
wheels passed over bis body, and it is fear
cd hls injuries will prove fatal.
DanNiilc's new Loan and improvement
Company is h0urishing. Nearly four hum
dred thousand dollars has been subscribed
by ail classes of citizens, and the company
viii do much 90 build up the industries Of
fNe CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
ROUND ABOUT RADFoRD.
Land sales and indu.tries-A Mountain
Marriage Described.

RADroRD, VA. Mar. .-l>pecial.l-lhe
Radford Land Improvement Company have
recently purchased a large tract Of land ON
fine north side Of New river, and directl.
onpo-ite West Radiord. They propose cut
tin, IN up into lots and placing them ON ihe
market This new town has been christ
encd Brooklyn. ,.,
What Is known as the "lieath ard Cassel
..,le,i bqs af last been made. II was made
to "a northern syndicate of which Governor
Camnbell of Ohio is said % be president.
This will bring about q new era ior Las'
Rsdford which will be- the centre OF large
city. so.
nrosse,t bricks per minute. ihey now nave
more orders Il an they on in twelve months
A valuable slate mine has been FOUND
moi more than i've miles from kadford, on
me falm of Mr.. Hugh Gibson.
The \. a. W. u. X. Co. are going 10 WORK
la earnest on the double track iet"een
l,adford and Roanoke.
While the rain was pouring down ons OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

"kittie.n the chipmanzee at the central
PARK menageric. died this morning Of con-
sumption. ~ne was brought 10 New loih
I'M june 1851. then two years old. and Wa,
ronpanion OF the celebrated Crowley TN he
died. ~.
There may be- a fair here after all. VIM.
G.. whitney. Comptroller Myers, thas. \.
Moore. Walter storm. +. j. Horsman ana
Cornelius y. Bliss. favor The propsitioh
made by Chauncey NJ. Depew that New
York should go ahead and spend the ten
millions authorized By the Legislature on
permanent exhibition buildings. TIE plan
will be discussed at Tuesday meeting oi the
fair committee.
Comparative statement Of the Norfolk ara
Western Railroad Company for the month
of January: Gross earnings, lseo, sol .''Ei' ;
lSs9. $'aS, ,uOi; Increase, Sllo,Oip. Opeiauhe
expenses and taxes. l>'J, >jzi,iii; lo'''
2s,.3S5: increase, $31 1882. Net earnings,
$50, sl92,J7; lsS', >lloO7S; increase, S'l,-
(9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
CHARLOTTE CHIPS.
Three Women Whipped and hwo Men
Fiogged-Dam Gave Way.

Three Women Whipped and awo Men
Fiogged-Dam Gave Wav.
CHsRL0rrE, \. C., Mar. l.-lspeciall- r
A special ffofn Eocsinehcm, sixty miles
east Of here. to the Chronicle says that
Thufsday night crowd Of "Nhite caps
visited Z bswdy. house, two miles rom
Rockingham. aEa severely whipped three
women-two colorod and snc white. a
white and a c0lored man were a'o0 htogseu'
The same dispatch says Friday nlg.t a
stone wall Of Roherdell factory was blown
ont from bank 10 bank by a swollen stream
from two days rain. Damage iiNe thousand
dollars. JWo hundred operatives VIII be
thrown out Of work. pending repairs, when
will reaure about a month.
As John II. flames and Ably Houston
were showing drift from the ncwly-laid mill
dam OF Fulton mills on Thursday, the dam
gave way. drowning Houston IN the creek
Hanes had a narrow escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

foT nearly week, keeping leaf tobacco W
-ery high order, nevertheless. The offerings
are n0. falling Oft, as prices still hold their
own.
win. Hunter and Pinkney Smith, colored
school boys, stole some books nom waiter
Ioyeloer. white student and ~ trylng t1
sell them were caught. Mayor Wal iound
them both guilty and told police oiicer 70
see them well whipped by their parents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
CHILDRENS
MUSLIN
CAPS

were made for us the season by one OF the
most Noted Manufacturers Of New YORK city
CORDED CAPS, with pompon, 22c.
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED GAPS. 2oc.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERY CAPs. with em-
rfSGfX'ieW0K&c K&csrs,wunymy'v'r,.~.
ends, SOC. each.
rhe New (Nun Bonnet) shape NO9''i''
CAPS. 81 worth 81 20.
Lots OF other styles Of embroidered ana Lace
Caps.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN for Bo-Peep Cur
tains. 25c. a yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

MIfBORO. VA, Mar. l.- Special. DR.
Knney's wife. of Lon-daie. died very sud-
denly last night, at her home at l0ngdaie
Furnace. Her remains Will be taken %
~nunt0n ON the d O'Clock train Saturday
night. The funeral VIII take place sunday
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
SUIT AGAINST DANvILLE.
February sales Of Tobaoco-H"" "'''
and Injured by his Team

and Injured by His Team
DANvrLLE, VA, Mar l.-Ispeciai'l--N''
interesting suit has been brought against
the city Of Danyille by w. II. Bunting ana
vie who claim title 10 portion Of ono SIDE
y, Mn street M the entrance TO the ne"
ron bridoe which spans the river. lhel
,',,s s,,ed ont a writ Of ciectmcni, ANA AIS"
h,',ne snit for damages. The street Is AZ
ready narrow at that pcirt ,nd u pisin,ln,,
recover fbe city will be len q, an awhMl'u
nred,eament. Damages are Ian, al Sf,Vvo.
y n has been showing here all ", a, ano
snow still falling. The ground las WEI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

PARIS. March T.. The resignation Of NJ.
D0lia. as Minister Of the Interior, Is an
nNunced.
p DUBLIN, Mar. l.-father kinsella, and
ile Aiieen CiOngarry prisoners have been
released from jail. There is great reJoie-
Irg lu Kilkenny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

LONDON. Star. The carpenters EN-
l'Difd IN nine Of The ship-yards on the
lAame, riter have struck for an advance
ci 'iz pence per day IN their wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

l. 4 llINOO
That cost nve. or ten. or nftccn. or twenty
five cents are used every minute IN the day.
and if ore 20 ten cents Is saved ON every
ariiclc, what an amount IL viii bc In q year.
ours is the biggest house IN the city for an Of
these SMALL THINGS. Lock over this list.
you will hnd We always have these thlngs at
these prices:
Handsomely Engraved sterling silver Thin
blcs. 25c
different patieis Feather stitch heading.
1Oc. piece.
Colored Beading. l5c piece.
All widths English Tape ON one card. i0c.
Fine English Clothes Brushes. 25c.. woylh
SOC.
Ladies' Bone Handle Pocket and Toilet
Knives, l5c.. regular price 25c.
Spring Curling Irons l5c.. worth 25c.
Coin Silver Thimblos, lOc worth 25c.
Cameo Rings. Tiger Eye Rings. five Emerald
sets, five Garnet sets. Loyers's Knots and
many other styles ln all sizes. that sold for
81. are now 25c. each at the jewellery Coun-
ter.
silver and Git Bead Necklaces. warranted
not 20 iarnish. BE- each.
Elegant Wax Beads. exact limitations OF tho
genuine. 2jc Necklace.
Pink, Blue and Cream Large Size Bead Neck
aces. Toe. n string.
Euiion-hole Scissors 2lc pair.
Fine Gnt-handlcd steel scissors 25c. pair.
gular price 25c.
Rubber Dress Saields. Sc. a pair.
The new French shoe Polish. IN wooi,n
bottles. i5c regular price 25c
Tracing Wheels. lOc each.
Best Bright or Dull jet shawl pins, Be-. a
dozen.
Best Frlled Garter Webs. l0c. yarl.
Frlled SILK Garter Webs, PC. yard.
Bixby Royal Shoe Polish, l0c.
Good Polished scissors, De-. a pair
Larger SIZE Scissors, iOc. pair.
Darling Eggs. De-. each.
English Tortoise she'll Dressing Combs, lOc
Black silk Watch Chains, Zoe: worth 25c.
8cs, India Tapes. &c. O banch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Having had such great success last week
with those new stylish
BLACK PLAID,,
POLKA DOT,
WIDE SATIN STRIPES,
SILK cord STRIPES,
CORDURErS.
PEkIN STRIPES,
BIARRETZ CLOTHS, 4.
SEEDED ARM UREro aud
FANCY HENRIETTAs AND sERGEs,
we ordered another assortment by express,
and they are here ready Tor purchasers Mon
day morning.
We make a specially OF JET BLACK ALI
WOOL and SILK WARP HENRIEriAs, at
prices you cannot match anywhere else.
ss- Mail orders carefully hlled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02
REEDS RuOENESS
Deliberately Insnits Kentuckians- Cap
itnl News and Gossip.

WAsHINGroN,D ID. c., Mar Special. r
Anincident that has some CONNECTION with
the tragedy at the Capitol yesterday has
lust developed. soon after the shooting Of
raulbee. Representative Stewart OF ef-
mont. entered Speaker Reeds room, just m
rear a the hall Of representatives. MT.
Reed after COndemning the shooting re-
marked: "llore is letter had Just WITT
ten when the shooting occurred
The letter explains itself. IL was In re-
sponse DO an invitation % be a guest Of the
Blue Grass Club, in Kentucky. speaker
Reeds letter was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

ROYAL STAINLESS HOSE Will be ex-
changed OF money refunded II they stain the
feet or fide. Not "a single pair have been re-
turned for this cause.
CHIIDREN's ROYAL STAINLESS PLAIN
HOSE from l7c 20 5Or.
cHu.DREN's ROYALsTAINLfss RIBBED
HOSE ifom l7c 10 SOC.
INFANTS ROYAL STAINLESS SOCKS IN
cotton. 25c.
LADIES' ROYAL STAINLESS HOSE from
25c. 10 soc.
LADIES, ROYAL STAINLESS Isle
THREAD HOSE, SOC.
LADIES' ROYAL srAI> LESS SILK iiDsf'
81.
MEMS ROYAL STAINLESS SOCKS, 25e. and
Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-02

Dear Mr.. Caruth,- I shall not accept the
invitation rendered me by the Blue Grass
Club. The reason is very simple. notice
that Jay r. Durham is president. NOW
Jav +. Durham assured me during the late
disturbances, that If they had me IN Ken
tucky they would Kill me. knowing th'
said Durham 10 DE "a journalist me-
declarations 20 me impart absolute
verify. do not wish % De killed. especially
i'm Kentucky, where such an event is too
common 10 attract attention. For a good
man 20 die anywhere is Of course gain, pul
think / can make more by dying later ano
elsewhere. ..
VERY truly, L. Is. REED.
, 1890-04-27
NE4RLNG TIE END.

Assistant Postmaster General Clarksou
h.m,,ns the fact that such a large ma
;or;,r ~ the most largely circulated ne Us
nans-s in the country are preaching
namocr.,ic doctrines. He warns the
Republicans Of the necessity of counter.
o.t;rs his influence which is feeding the
D,r,o,rat,c ,,;,b IN the rising generation
- and finds cause for spe-
.;,I alarm IN the tact that the in
snan,;.I woeLIv newspaper devoted to
tbe interests of the farming classes are
.l,,os, a nnrt IN their denunciaiion of the
mar tariff of the Republicans.
n assistant, postmaster general and
his friends have certainly cause for alarm
in The ,ttitude Of the American press in it.
raI,,ion 10 the Republican party. The
reason for this attitude they do not ap.
r,rentlv attempt TO ferret out. Whe1
srcb , revolption Is in progress a little
se,rcb must reveal an influencing motive
In This case II !. not hard to find for i
NAV he discovered in the intrinsic rot
tenness If the National Republican party.
The strong hide Of popular feeling will moi
h. STAYED by such an abortion a.
, 1890-04-27
QHAYS DIGNIFIED SILENCE

Tha Amor;.,n nuhh, has waited ma
,;en,lr e,r s,ve,ol ucoks and will prob
.hlr haze n woi, for as many centuries
far rho rorIy ol Senator QUAY to the dis
,r,cetuI charge. or embe element brouph
a,,ins, him he two Of the most r, specta
bIo rewsnaners in the country saws tn,
Cb;.a,o Ucr,H Another newsnaper
ubicb undertakes to apolorize for him.
commonds him for observing what il calls
"a d;yn;6ed silence.
7, has baep nre,tv well understood ever
since Ouav first e,terel public lite that
no vas. ,b~orou,blv unpriucipled man.
TndeaJ il will he remembered that at the
time whom hi. peculatiDns were commit
tod ,bere were very robust rumors in cir.
c~pI.t;o, that he had been guilty. Of some
sort Of rasca,ity. though the exact founda
tion far rbem was not kbovn. Now. how
eyer the facts have all been discovered
and unfinished f4arle.slv in every part of
the country. Eleven years ago by the
collusion nj !. Blake Walters, then cashier
nj the Pennsylvania state treasury. Quay
, 1890-04-27
UDPF SHOPS

The news that the Union Pacific will
at once rCslmc work on the extension of
the shop plant will be received with
pleasure in this city. The contract has
SO far been carried out even beyond the
most ~sauguins expectations. The plan.
ming Of the shops Is simply perfect in
every detail and the machinery with
which they are filel are of the very
latest and most improved patterns.
That work should now be ordered on
the extension constitutes the very best of
evidence that the original plan is to be
carried out in all its ultimate details.
The shop building boom promises to be
a big success in Cheyenne during the
pre- .ent year.
, 1890-04-27

If you want a nObby shoe or slipper
call on s. Bon. his store is loaded with
new goods at Eastern prices.