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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSN.
IL Is Called TO Order by Hon. w. W
Henry. of Richmond, v. y.
tHv t,Ie1raph 10 the Dispatchl

WASHINGTON, December 29.-The seventh
annual meeting of the American Historical
Association began III this city this evening
and will continue through Wednesday.
The programme embraces papers on the
following subjects: Canadian History,
European History, American Constitu-
tional History, American Economic His,
tory, American History and historical
Science, etc.
The list of contributors is quite large
and represents many well-known writers.
There was large attendance when the
meeting of the association was called to
order.
The Hon. John Jay, of New York city,
president of the association, was not able
to be present, as he was suffering from the
results Of an accident sustained some
time since. The association was therefore
called to order by Hon. w. w. Henry, of
Richmond. Va, one of the vice-presidents,
who read an inaugural address prepared
by Mr.. Jay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
1nralI. on His Native Heath.
BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.

Topeka, KAN, December Ex-senator In
rails arrived here to-day from Athison and
wont directly TO the Copeland Hotel, where
he engaged rooms tor month. lie wlii
The Farmers' Alliance managers are good
deal disturbed over theacuvity of lngalls's
campaign. A caucus of alliance members
OF the Legislature has been called to meet
January Ist, the evening before the as
sembline of the Legislature.
THE NINTH OPPONENT OF INGALLS,.
TopExA, KAN, December 29-Judge
Frank Doster, Of Marion, appears to-day as
An alliance candidate for senator. lie is
Judge Of the District Court at Marion. he
ia the ninth candidate who hopes to sue
coed INGALLS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

Last night the brethren of this lodge met
at Belvidere Hall in goodly numbers, Past
Grand-haster Splitter in the Noble Grand's
chair.
Several propositions looking to q social
occasion in the near future were discussed,
afteI which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months; L. L.
Savage, noble grand: Chris. Evensen, vice
grand; l.. A. Tucker. recording secretary;
Luther h. jenkins. financial secretary /;
John NJ King. treasurer; ID. Il. Nidyett,
chaplain. And then refreshments followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

really begins. He il, however, just
nov an earnest student Of precedents.
Tho Vice-President. said this senator, Is
in hopes that the Republicans will hold
another caucus and decide definitely upon
the course of action they desire TO pursue
and the part which they expect the pre-
siding officer to play in their programme.
Whether Mr.. Morton will consent TO fol-
low the caucus dictatlon is quite another
matter, and he has thus far given no
evidence Of his intention 20 do SO.
While he Is Republican he realizes that
be is Vice-President Of the whole country,
and is not bound 10 submit to or even
agree with the results Of Republican eau
Gus. Neither does lie feel called upon
to lower his dignity by stepping down
from the chair. and he will certainly not
find it convenient TO take trip to Florida,
as it has been suggested he might do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
The Bad-Landers "Breaking."

WUHixorus. December 20. 80 General
SciulId has received the following tele-
sran from General Miles, dated Rapid
CtyS U. December 9th Reports from
General Brooke and the commanding of
tc.l- D along the line of the Cheyenne
ugGn, that the hostile Indians encamped
90 the Had Lands are breaking and going
tHTcudcr The prospects look fayora-
b .or getting all the Indians under con-
t.lH
IIo has also received the following tele-
gram from General Miles. dated Rapid
Cu. December 2Sth General Brooke
.aai- the following Major Whlteside re-
u45t, the capture ~ Big Foot with 100 men
l-3 25O women and children General
Brooke sends another battalion and says
b. will endoavor 70 make this sure. Con
sler this very important"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
AN INCORRECT REPORT.
The Knoxvilie Southern Road All Right
Its Creditors Satisfied.
fBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December 29.-Re-
ports have been circulated that an applica-
ton for "a receiver tor the Knoxville South
ern road has been made in the Chancery
Court here. The reports are unfounded.
A number of bills to collect debts have
been filed, but no application for a receiver
has been made. President George X.
Eager had conference with the creditors
here to-day. Tie meeting was emlnently
satisfactory: The road owes less than
S75 600 and has a150, ,0O0in Knoxville 5per
cent. (twenty-year) bonds aud other col
lateral to meet these debts. The strin,
oency in the money market has delayed
the floating Of thesebonds. Money will be
Forthcoming soon, and the creditors have
unanimously agreed that the company
shall have time To meet its obligations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
TIE WILD HUNGARIAN WAY.
Man and Wife and Third Person mur-
dered without Provocation.
rRv Telegraph % the Dlspatch.l

WuKrsBARgE, Pa, December 29.-At
Broderick's Path. alittle mining settlement
six miles from Wilkesbarre. to-day. John
Tirelle, Hungarian who had been IN the
hamlet for a few days, entered the saloon
Of Michael Curley and in the presence of
the latter's fve-year-old daughter Mamie,
who was holding an infant, shot Mrs.
Curley. who was working at wash-tuo
in the front part OF the bar-room, and then
shot Curley, who had just come down
stairs. Tirelle next turned and shot man
named Michael Hodok, also Hungarian,
who died instantly, and then laying his re-
volver upon the PROSTATE form OF Curiey
decamped for parts unknown. No reason
Is known for the tragedy. The shot en-
tered Mrs. Curiev's head from the back
and she died instantly. Curiey was shol
tbroueh the forehead and lived two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Death of Miss Alice Beattie.

DR.. J. q. Beatties oldest daughter. Miss
Alice Maud Seward Beattie, died Sunday
night at "Cloyercroft." her fathers pretty
home on Grove avenue.
Miss Beattie, while suffering from a
slight cold, was not considered seriously Ill
until Tuesday night, when pneumonia set
in and it culmiuated in her death.
Deceased was a young lady OF refined
and gentle manners, and possessed many
personal attractions. Her death was a
great shock TO her friends and to all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
Miss Beattie was in her nineteenth year
and by a strange coincidence her death oc-
Cured ON the day Of the week and the
date of the month of her birth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
ANOTHER FIGHT,
A ASkirmish. in which Two Soldiers Are
Woupded-Ptne Ridge Uneasy.
lBy telegraph 70 tho Dts paicn.l

OMAHA. RBB.. December pa special TO
the De- from Pine Ridge Agency says
Another fight has occurred. this time
u,ar The agency. This afternoon one Of
Colonel Forsytbc's troops of the Seventh
cayaIry was hred on by some Indians. who
went Out from Rosebud camp, near Pine
iidge. ..ad ON their return they fired INTO
the agency. This caused a skirmish, IN
which two soldiers were wounded.
The Indians who were camped near
where tns skirmish took place moved
west 10 tiss creek near the agency. Owing
20 the absence Of the cavalry there ls great
trcpidati0u here. Indian scouts who have
Just come in say that but few of Biz Foot's
uen ARE left alive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Insurance Removal Notice.

Having accepted the agency OF the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company. have rer
moved my office 90 the convenient and
centrally Located building No. sal Main
street.
respectfully solicit n continuance of tho
liberal patronage of my friends apd tho
public, and with increased facilities for
business can assure them Of promyt and
careful attention 90 their wishes.
Life, Fire, and Accidental Insurance
effected in frst-class companies ON favor.
able terms. GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Insurance Agency. s2l Mainstreeet.
December 30, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Ice Cominp Down the River.

There has been q great deal Of ice float
ING down the river for several days past.
The people at the pump-house are kept
busy keeping 1t out of the machinery
there. which at 2o'clock Sunday morning
was brought TO a stand-still for few mo-
ments rom this cause.
The river was frozen, over yesterday
morning between here and Dutch Gap and
the Old Dominion steamer had to break
fhrouph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
City Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted in
this court yesterday:
Vessels Company against Gro0ms & Noble
for SisLso
Tue Roanoke Construction and improvement
Company against the Old Dominion Bunding
and Loan Association for g., 500.
w. Z. Lober i Co. agaiDs: G, \. Landrum for
tl23L
An order was entered directing the sale Of the
stock of c. A Wilson, which was several days
ago attached BY tho Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
THIRTY-NINe DEATHS LAST WEEK
OF This Number Twenty-Five Were white
and Seventeen Colored.

and Seventeen Colored.
The following shows the actual mortality OF
tho city for tho week ending December 21th:
Cause Of Death: Abcoss OF liver. colored; al
coholisn.,, white: spoplexy. white; brain
disease, white; bronchitis white and color.
ed burns. white. cerebro-spinh meningitis, |
white; congestion OF bowels. White congestion
OF bratn 1 white; congestion Of lungs, white
consumption. 3 white aBd colOred; convul-
sions, colored; diphtherta, whto and color
Ell; exhaustion, l white; erysipelas. white
fever Cpuerperal, / white: fever lmalariaIl
coIored hsart-disesse, 2 white injuries received
during birth. white old age, c0bored pnou-
monia, colorsd: typhoibpneumonia, white
scrofuia, colored; ie,ihing, coloreo; tetanss,
1 colored; unknown, white aud col0rel
Whole nun per Of deaths, Sg22 white and IL
coored.
ending December q. 1890, &C.. for week ending
December %. 1889, -.
Rafs. Rate OF morta,ity OF whole population.
- per 1900 per aonum whfte population,
~, per annum; coiored popnistion, 2o0s per
l,eCO per aunum
Ssr dni Color. Males, l2 white and coloro1; {;
females, 10 white and c0lored.
Agg. one day 70 thirty. l White aud colored
one month 10 ak, white AMI colorea; SIX
months % twelve. white ana Scolored; ore
wear 10 three I cctored three years 70 i've,
white and colorel: flye years 10 ten, white
and / colorsd: ten years 70 twenty, white aof
2 cOlored; twenty years 10 thhty, White and
coOred thirty years 70 forty Zfifto forty yeafs
70 nfty, ] whtto aud ( coi0rod; CITY years 70
sixty, ? white and coiored; sixty years 10
seventy, white seventy years 70 eighty, white;
eighty years 70 nin0,y, l whlto and colorcd !:
unknown, whitp.
Natiufty: Richmond, 49, other parts OF the
Uni,od sates, "; Bngland. /.
Locality Marshall Ward, whito and col
orcd Jefferson Ward, white aud eolorod :
Nsdison Ward, white Monroe Wari, white
and : ooiored Clay Ward, white aod col
ored Jackson Ward, white aud coi0red ;
almshOuse. white and oolored; ponitentisry,
colored.
Compara,ius Weetiv BortGtitV; For week end
ing pece Der q. 1890. q whtse and II cotored
for week ending Decsm ber ~. iSsa. % wnIse and
snfCred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Sora at Christma1.

Mr.. j. b. Lacy yesterday sent to this Office
a sora which he killed on Saturday last
while hunting birds on his brothers farm
in King William county three miles from
the Pamunkey river. This seems to dis
prove the superstitious idea that at tho
hrst frost of the winter this toothsome
bird is transformed into frog. Mr.. Lacy
also shot mink within twenty yards of
where the sora was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Burps WIN Probably Result Fatally.

Miss Mary C. Lawton. eldest sister OF
Clerk Lawton. of the Hastings Court, is in
a critical condition from burns received on
the 18th Of this month. On the night of
that day her clothing caught fire from q
crate in her room at Colonel +. q. Morri-
sons in Henrieo. IL was some twenty
minutes OF more before any one entered
the room, and found the lady in an uncon-
scious condition. Hopes of her recovery
were at first entertained, but latterly the
symptoms became very unfavoraoie, aud
yesterday the doctor expressed great fears
as to her condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
As,tps, Anarchist Outraces.

IBy Anglo.American cable to the Dispatc
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, December29.-1he Tag
bait saws that the German Government has
taken the initiative toward calling con:
ference TO consider the establishment OF
an international system of protection
against Anarchist outrages. Among the
subjects mentioned for the consideration
of the conference, says the Tdgbiaa are ex-
tradition for political murders and hmlta-
tinn of the present RIGHTS of asYlum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
exciting climaxes were vociferously ap

exciting climaxes were vociferously ap-
plauded by the large audience present.
Mr.. Mac Lean is an actor Of the Forrest
and Mccullough school. and his friends
claim that he is worthy successor of
these two eminent actors. He has splen-
did physique, full and sonorous voice,
and his rendering Of the title-role shows
that he has been careful student. His
support Is excellent. the most prominent
of ii, Of course. being Miss Marie Prescott,
who essays the character of "Senona."
This lady is already Richmond fnvorite.
and her efforts last night strengthened
the good impression previously formed OF
her.
At the matinee to-day and again to-
night cleopatra will be gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
CONSIDERED STRANGE LEAST.
Certain Simultaneous Presences I'm Rome
IRELAND and Nr Parncli.
IBv Anplos A raNr,can cabie IN thu Disnatchl

ROME. italy, December 29.-Considera-
BILE comment has been caused in ecclesi-
astical circles here to-day by report to
the effect that the Right. Rev. Charles
Graves, ID. d., Bishop of Limerick. has
been IN this city tso0gJasiO for some days
past. The report has turned out 10 be cor
rect, and the Bishops presence here at the
same time that Sir George Errington Is in
this city is regarded as a curious incident
ut least.
There are many people who believe that
the Bishops visit relates TO Irish affairs in
general and TO Mr. Parn9l in particular.
At the Vatican il if declared that all action
thus far by the Irish bishops has been
taken without a hint Of any description,
much less gn order, from the Pope. 1t Is
admitted. however. az already stated, that
the bishops attitude during the recent
political contest in North Kilkenny IL ap-
proved Of at the Vatican. and that no repri-
Inand will be sent 10 the Irish priests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
s.arRx aut Haxs Nos Met.

A lady Of advanced years. in speaking OF
another, remarked on yesterday that she
had not seen her for seyenty-fve years.
She said that they were schoolmates IN
their early days, and since that time, when
she was ID her ninth year, sne had never
seen her classmate. The strangest part OF
the whole matter is that they have been
living within few miles of each other foI
ten years past, but have never met in all
that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Changing Their Onice<

Major A. w. Garber's railroad-ticket
Office. which has for number of years
been at the northeast corner OF Main and
Tenth streets, is being moved into the
commodious building at the southeast cor.
ner of Main and Ninth.
Messrs. John L. Williams & Son, bank
ers. will occupy the building vacated By
Major CARRIER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
scuLLY ON THE SITUATION.
"The Struggle One of Pounds. shiilfngs,
and Pence. Not of Sacraments."


and Pence, Not of Sacramento
tBy Apglo-American cable to tho Dispstch.I
DUBLIN, December 2o.-Vincent Scully,
who was recently defeated by Sir John
Pope Hennessy in the contest for North
Klfkenny's seat in Parliament, hae written
a letter TO the Frecmdn'S Journal in which
he SAWS that the attitude Of the Irish
bishops before and during the election re-
ferred to only shows that ParneH com
mtted private vice and allowed Judgment
by default 10 be delivered against him,
and therefore has been pronounced 10 be
no longer eligible 10 a position of public
trust Scp4ly says that the irish struggle
is essentially political and not a moral
one and IA struggle for leave for the irish
fashion. The struggle il one Of pounds,
shillings, and pence, and not OF sacra-
Inaufg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
nnnce the Old Year Out.

The Junior Club will give large and
beautiful german at Belvidere Hall to-mor-
row night, and it is the intention Of the
dancers 10 see the old year die with the
strains Of merry waltz music.
Nearly forty couples win participate in
the german. and the Juniors anticipate
having a glorious time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Fiftb-strert yiaduct.

From present appearances the Edgemoor
Bridge Company, which has the contract
for putting up the yiaduct for the North.
side Land Company. will have il completed
before March 1st. the date get by contract.
Five spans are now up. This will be the
handsomest iron structure in the South
and the longest turnpike bridge in the
United States. Its length is ] 200 feet;
height. seventy feet. and width, forty feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
safe Ptiotags


Throusb MANY years, for young and old,
N-tt prop<vfy we have bought and sold,
Fr,n. shoals sad breakers our craft has
ghded,
And none OF the many have been misguf4sd.
None Of the many have been led INTO
trouble
BY the promise their fortune We vunid
double"
The new year many 10 our calling will add
Some OF us feel Joyous. while others areQd
A spirited competition in business 90 dc.
sire.
Nav the aim be not low, but up stH assast
Nav we your Continued oonf.Lycs claim
And thus show the world there's some.
thing IN o name"
Very truly yours.
CnHwSIxa a Ross,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and
Brokers. No. S north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
WIN ralk Abou, the visdu net.

The Brosd-Street viaduct COMMITTEES
will probably meet in Q few days. The
Chairman, Mr.. 4. H. Ferguson, has half q
dozen or more estimates for the work.
Some Of these are quite encouraging and
much less than at first thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
p,uAsk THREATENED BY FIRE.

The Negro Quarter AbIaIe-one Coiored
Man Burned to Death.
Especial telegram to the Dispaichl
Pulaski. Va, December 30;-A fire broke
out in the colored portion OF the town at
II O'clock and is spreading. There Is no
fire department.
ONE coLoRED MAX BURNED UP.
One colored man. whs was drunk, Is
burned up.
THE FIRE UYDEa CONTROL
PULASKI. Va, December so-2;9, a. NJ
The fire is now under control: Five
dwellings, and colored church were
buried Loss. 5000. No insurance. Lam
Shoote. a colored employe of the Pulaski
Iron Company. was burned to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
,,,. n.a,h An Baitlmorc.

BALTIMORE, Mp.. December 2s.-Lute
T;srnan. retired merchant. fell from the
etth 20 the frst floor at the Carrollton
Hotel this afternoon and was almost IN
stantly killed. His room was on the nitn
Soor near sky-light, and he had 9 hso,s
Of looking over the railing which surround
ed the opening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
The Parneli-o'Brien Conference.

10y AuBIu-AHltIIVtH VuVIV " '1IO IT
DUBLIN, ICELAND. December @-Ihe
FreenanS Journal to-day announced that
the conference between Parnell and
O'Brien will take place tomorrow at
Routoone-sur-Mer. IL adds that John
Redmond, Kenny, and Clancy and perhaps
Campbell, members of Parliament, will DO
prpSNUf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

Last night Nr. r. d. MacLean, O traee::
dian already favorsbly known 70 Richmond
theatre-goers, appeared at the Academy OF
Music In the giadMtorial play OF "Spa.-
tscus." Playa Of this kind have many adj
mirsu In Richmond. and this one being no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
oermnu and Wine supper.

The Social Club had german st Belvi-
dere Hall last night. A number OF visiting
young ladies we've present, who after the
dance were rendered wine supper &c the
Commercial Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
An Assignment In Alabama.
.,...~t to fha nianAfcb.l

Axsrsros. ALA, December 29.-H. e.
Marks 4 Co, one of the largest dry gooas
houses in this city. have assigned, ana a.
II. Wolf has been appointed receiver
Iiahilities. S2h. h.O0O assets. $40, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

whether on pleasure bent or buAnssA.
should take on every trip ! bottle u (8yrup
70 fsctssily G y on a the kidneys, liver. md bossiA
iorms uusiuS y sSiosnsss @ fos ssis q -. ND N 8
bottles b. I'll lssdins dEunRissA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
Socialist Restaurants Tabooed.
By yAnglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.

BrRyr, SWITZERLAND. December 29:-An
order has been issued forbidding soldiers
garrisoned here from pstronizlng or visit
ing ninety-Seyen specfed restaurants De-
cause they are conducted by Socialists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
COUNTY COURT OF HEEEIco.

Julia W. Morris and Susan h. Antrim 70 7. c.
Wiliamss executors, 1ecree on west side Brook
turnpike. one mike forth OF Richmond. flR0C0.
John c. C.RuiheFfoOrds executrix 10 Josephine
X. CLARKE, 60 feet on east side Twenty y-ssVenIh
street. corner y, 500.
John Rutherford and b. .. Johnson and wives
% same, interest IN 20 teot on east side Twenty
eighth street, corner ;, 20 perfect Title
William Trexler aud X. Il. Elmore aud wives
70 Willtsm K. Hooker and >. w. Phillips, 20 feet
on West street. near WOOD, si65
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
$3.50.

For the balance Of the week Of they'll
last that long, YOU have your pick OF all
Fine Overcoats, Cape Coats, listers, and
Storm Coats that we sold for S24, S23.
s22. $40. and SlS az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

Amos Carter, a coiorsd boy aged fifteen
years. died at the city jail Sunday morning.
Coroner Taylor held an inquest over the
body in the afternoon. The jury returned
verdict that the deceased died IRON brain
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
An Even Thing.

fI3y telegraph 20 The DbpaEn'I
ATLANTA, GA, December %, ,-ihe STORE .,
by T the sheriff to-day. Liabilities. s2oOOo; /;
assets the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

DR.. Page and Mr.. Tyler were called on
and made brief speeches.
The meeting returned vote Of thanks
10 Mr.. O'Connor. DR.. Page, and Mr.. Tyler.
Mr.. Reddy in moving vote of thanks to
the orator of the evening spoke with force
and fervor.
When the meeting adjourned nearly All
present went forward and shook hands
with Mr.. OConnor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30
ENGLISH HANDS PUT TO WORK.
An Alleged Threat Of General Railway
Strike in England.

Strike In England.
tBy Anglo-American cable 70 tie pispsich.s
GLASGOW, December "a body OF about
100 English railroad-hands have arrived
here and will be pat 10 work on the Gale
donis road. II is announced that the
Southwestern in resuming work, though
tbe actual struggle between the railvosd
oitciAls and their employees here and else
"heae Is not improving. In fact. matters
"a this connection may be said TO DO ges~
The miners Of Kilmarnoek are toining the
srlAws. and the lsttsr expect still fustAsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-30

II your Back aches yod are all worn out,
good Cor nothing, it IL general debility. Browne
Iron Hstters will cnro you. make you strong
cleanse your liver. and give q sood appetite -
tones the nerves.