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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

TO EEtI--itroom huuse on Sheldon ~
ruarae cd grolAd fo8T. balor aaa above
can he elhl-f large shady yard. -ev and
w4+or tIaa +-rrnm hoIra ON James So. near
Chersv,7t Iaqgire ofP. ~. N0c~hels. NldcL
-.r.h hrlflrE I
To EENI-h large house. fve minutes va k
frnr faupel Place. ie- Nf. Afrlr .tI.,
vifh a4' uosierH if1rroronlfs eoaf hone f-f
business man Who wants g. live near h.-
business.
EGD RENT-Five rooms on ground Tor. It-
Iy8n-st.. C8rEer ba-Clay. =
Lon rFNT-Ho1.-s q 2. e. r and r rcsr s
+n SUITS f rooms 'Hf
-ar farf..a h.arf al Mf iFrrnr rf. 700
-std- fer occupancy come and see thfu
-verf's Heta' fHrH4 of Esrrart
ef.r Hh kerEon-st Tee
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
F0R Rect BOONE.

T0R Rect BOONE
Tor kENi-A pleasant. furnished front
, room. ia5 Nortl PIosuectst lfa
TOK RTTT-Fmnlshed roOUs suitable for
Two gentlemen. Inquire IS Eausom-st.
ilsu u
L'0R RENT-iuralshed ana unfurnis4ed
rooms at -le brunswick IS South Diyis a
ST.. steam heated. Mrs Mcrec. llltf
E0R RENTED stores suG re ms ln Porter
DIorl. corner OF Monroe aad Divlsion-si.
Jane, Cox. agent. ltt
FOR EENI-iw0 rooms. second focr With
steady powe- ~ 10. PeaTi-st. Inquire 2
G. IhwinE. PAone lO4 Tttf
TOR RyTr Furnished su1 f1rnisbe1
1 roor steam heated. AZ Pafk p.scs. Nrs
!. /. smith u
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

Circulation. Guaranteed 10 Be tho
Largest o1Au Michigan Dallies tx
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
pTTUkTIONs WAETED-BkJE.

NFfANTEfi-Dy youug man. A references
" situation as Lookkeeper or ha7dR3.rf
c'egk. tsn years experience. G. B. Jones. DE-
Nortn Latayette-St. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
LYNCHBURG.
Death of Mrs. BoleY-A NhOiesSle Rob-
srry-Other News Of Iutsrsst.

Death of Mrs. BoleY-A hOleSale h"D-
sery-Other NsWs of Iutsrsst.
LYNCHBURG. VA, Dec. b. special. r.
Mrs. G.. L. Boley, well-known and highly
esteemed lady, died to lay al her residesce
on the corner Of Church and Eighth streets.
She was native Of Bedford county, and
daughter Of ibe late William Crank, OF Al
bemarle. She is survived by four children.
among them Mr. James .. boley, OF Nor
folk.
large and systematic robbery was dis
covered here last evening involving num-
ber Of negroes Of well-knOwn reputation In
this city. who have for some time been
stealing fine goods from the leading stores,
and selling them at their branch house on
Fifth avenue by Elisha jackson. When
the officers searched this uptown dry goods
and notion house they found II sort ol
branch house If MIR. Gerhart's store, 80 well
stocked was il with fabrics, linens. laces
and the usual variety OF goods. The whole
stock on which the enterprislng firm was
doing business is valued ut from 5000 Il
$50 by Dir. Gerhart, from whom they wert
stolen.
A number of other mercantile houses were
found t0 have shared in the robberies and
losses. the waiting servants in the stores
having done the systematic stealing.
The young stranger from 81. Louis, No.
who suddenly died here night before last
Giving his name as G. NJ. Ledger, wa,
buried to-day at the city expense, his wifi
having teIegraphed Dr. Busey, OF this city
that she could do nothing for him.
A special telegram TO this city today an
nOupces that a ire occurred last night a
Pulaski City, WHICH consumed six houses
one of which was the Airican N u. church
and one cOlOrod man was consumed In th'
flames. They had no water works witt
which T. tight the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
Brief teiegrams

state Senator W. J. Buchan, Of Kansas CITY.
Kan. ch iirman OF the Republican State Gem
al Committee, Is rep 'rted a. having said 20
a supposed supporter OF senator Ingalls, that
the y eat work before the fIieuds Of ingalls,
" Is to prevent. II possible. the AN nco
members OF the Legislature from going mo
q caucus. II "a caucus can b. prevented, ho
iol,is there is a fair probabiiit, OF re-vleciug
Ingalls,, but II the Allifnce mrinhe.s 20 iulO
a caucus there is no possible hope. the man
hey nominate VIII be elected on the first
ballot.
The Eastern window glass manufacturers
united with the American window Glass
company. the new tlust combination OF
" Stem window glass makors. 80 "a meeting
Nh'ch was held yesterday in thcggO. Ihis
VIII make combine of all The window ass
actOties ln th" lnited States. ana form one
II the strOu II trusts ever OrlaniLed In this
.ountry I..cic ~ little doubt That as soOl
~ the details otlhe cnuhinutlun are arrang' a
The price of window gHss Will be- ydYanced,
A. everything hen VIII be- ln tne hands OfthU
rust.
Archibald Mcdonald. of hyde Park, Mass.
who was found wandering about the streets
Il Woonsoocket. K. | With his th oat badly
g,shed. died Monday morning. Mcdonald In
Al ante-mortem depositio' said hat he was
ittacked by five men I'm HYDE Park. Deccm-
Der 10, who cut his ihrOat and robbed him of
~
The Irmers OF Iowa. regardless Of party
lines do not take kindly To the Force Dill.
I
ION I'm opposition 10 II. ard asking the United
-tates senators from Iowa % defeat the bill
md save the nations rights of franchise
rnis resolution fairly repr, senis the farmers
OF Iowa.
The winthrop Point land Associations
Dropprty at growers tlln. Winthrop hlgh-
/. nds Mass mas been sold for s5OOO 10 the
nitcd states Government tor a long-Iange
gun fOTtificatlOp she Government takes IN
an about flrtv-fiye acres. filte n ~ tie point
and thnty acres near Cherry st.cet station.
Thomas Donahue, who esceped from the
Nsylum for Insune Criminals nt Auburn ON
the 2ath Inst walked INTO police hendquaf-
ters In Oswrgo on sunday night nnd tsked
for food aud shelter. lie was rcco gniTld by
the Ofiic- u aud detained.
james X GaTneld. OF Chiclgo, the second
son OF the late President Garfield, last o. ght
BECAME the husband Of Helen Ncwcll. daugh-
Ter OF President lOhn fewcll. 81 the Lake
-hore and Michigan southern rnilt"hh.
The fall ola large mass Oi rock nom tho
clifr al the portal of the >iagifa tunnel MON
4 y morning instantly killed inlofer
named william Anger. he Was literally cut
10 pieces.
The Aleghsny county delegation 10 tho
Penbsylvanla state Legislature. ~ ceurus
Monday, unanimously endorsed j u. na
cameron for United states senator,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
SMYTtiCOUN1Y.
White Christmas-VtrY Cold Wesiiie'-
Personal Menti0r,

MARION, Va. Dec. 30.- Special. r.
Another Christmas day hao been recorded
upon the pages Of tine p1at am glad
to report chat oar town is dry
luc. and that Nc had very little drunkeh-
ness. up murders ana no il-hi,. lhe dal.
however. WIS % very rough one. binding
nail and s,cet storm prevailing. Many din
urrs were given and many gift- exchanged,
and the poor remembered. the sunday
school children Of the different churches
were visited Boy santa Claus. au1 every
body greeted erybody with - Merry
Xmas and 81 med happy.
judge L.. \. Richardson. OF the Court q
Appeals. royalty entertained numter OF
hisgentlemen friends.
tn. bg snow tuat fell q few days a-o
still inger-. and tue cold weather c0ntn-
ues. >ldgnine j. The best since $50 and
many of our citizens now glide n'cuitcr-
MI Mart Davis. known As the "lurHcN
KIM" of Southwest Virginia. has shipped
within two weeks 5000 turkeys from thls
point to Ia tern markets.
Circuit Court which convened ON the
Gr-t Monday iu this month. closed on the
-6th instant after having disposed Of num-
Der of important cases. The case in Whcn
-foup AGAINST ibe Norfolk and Western rail-
road got verdict Of 5000 VIII hr taken to
th. Court 90 Appeals.
Rcy. G-or.D VI. Miles. cdit' 'r and owner
OF ihe Cunsrr .ative Democrat. IS spending
iac holiday week iu Abingdon and Bristol
combining business and pleasure.
Dr. D. i. Brady. assistant physician ln
tb.a-,um here. lait Thursday night ard
,ill -pan1 the holidays in south Georgia on
pleasure bent
Professor Il NJ. Copeuhayen, Cf Arkan.
-a~. is Visiting bis brother /. II. COpcH-
haven. cashier OF Marion Bank.
Ever, now ana then something is said
about calling the Legislature together, hul
f,r what no mention o. made. can see n'
reason ior IL, aud think Governor Mckinney
dd ID, right thing when he refused o. con-
NeUc h..
Tuctlermomrter registered ~ Geere,- Dee
i0w zero this morning, aud prospects ale
row 9o0d for hlling tie ice-nou-ts oi 'ht
town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
PARNELL MEETS 0'BRIEN.
THEY INDULGE m A PROLONGED
CONVE RSATON

Tho Interview TO be Kesumed In DaS o.
rvo--Ter Ibic Connssration ia Londoo.
Tnpr.cedsntcd Cold wonthor Through
cut Europe-ForcignA AGairs.
Gor1oGNE. Dec. 3o.-Mr. parncn arrived
here to-day. His companions were Mcssrs.
John Redmond. W. Redmond, Kenny and
CLANCY: Mr.. Scully the defeated Par"cil'i'
candidate for the House Of Com mons ilom
North Kilkenny and Mr.. Byruc, editor OF
IA, publin Frecman's Journal Mr. i"rneil
looks well. but c0ntn ues 90 wear 5andase
over his eye. Tie and Mir. o'Bricn, after
exchanging greetings, retired TO a private
room. which had been previously engaged
hy telegraph, and were in conference for
about ball an hour. subsequently all IN
Irish visitors took luncheon together.
Ills learned that the two leaders met in "a
cordial spirit. They agreed tNlt thc con-
ferences should he limited iI members ol
Parliament. Mcs-r-. ~culN HuI Btrne are
therefore excluded from thc a.-cussi )ns. 10
~ not expected that definite Information as
o. the result of thc conferences VIII De oh-
tanned tonight.
IHE INIENIEN no hE li~l MED
The statement officially given ont in re-
pari fp the conference lo-tIf is as follows:
..Mr. Parncu aud Mr. O'Bneu met here TO-
day. and had prolonged conversation,
which viii poe resumed in "a few days
TuF CONFERENCE A. ANIMATED oNE.
The conference was very animated. irlC-
prlm. being constantly dispatched tp ENG
isnd and Ireland and answers being rc-
ceiyed. Al thc visitors remain here over
night. The Parueu party will go 90 London
tomorrow "Wednesday and Messrs.
O'Brieu and Gill viii return tO Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

| Lord Rothsch ~ and lord Randolph
Churchill are among the pa rnns % the
, pobin society, an English organization,
which has two Ohlects-tO give Christmas
treats TO poor children and 90 send The uttle
ones INTO the country IN summer Lat wear
n gave n Christmas br%kf,st to 5000 Lon
don children, and this year Il largely in
creased This number. A Christmas catd
- placed under each chlld's plate. Ihc
Dreas fast consists OF large bufiered
roll. gOOd-sized currsnt roll and hot coffee.
The buiterej rOll IL consumed ON the prem
lses. but the currant one IN taken away 10
De enjoyed subsequently.
At Prince schwarizenberg's hunt In Bohe-
mia flock OF American turkeys. which were
placed IN the forests three years ago. refused
to be hunted but remained on their feet
The shooting lid not concern them apparent-
~, hut finally they DURAN the dogs aud took
refuge I'm the trees. The Prince row intends
to send the turkeys 20 the interior. where. IN
the absence Of human society. their domestic
tendencies may wear OF In time.
A Hungarian soldier named IoanOvi,ch.
Who was serylng a year as a volunteer in the
army. drank TO the health ~ kOssnth AZ n
banquet recently. In consequence of his
rash act" he was condemned To imprisOn.
ment for four months and deprived 81 p
privilege OF serving AZ volunteer IN the
arms. petition OF the ~ ngarian stuients
ior his pardon was disregarled.
Advlces received in Lon,oa fom Uganda
state that In a recent conflict On IN ffOuiicr
the christian forces defeated the Noslenis.
and that peace has been established through
put the country. The Prot stants have
lp-ned their new church. the services being
attended by great crowds. Many natives ac-
cepted the Christian faith and we're bapuzec,
At a meeting In Paris Monday Of share.
holders IN the Compton d'Escomptc the sell
dement, Of the institutions account win a e
sank Of France was auihnriz u. In addition.
if was decide to bring suit against NJ
Hentsch. formerly president of the hoard q
DuectcrN. lOr l, ,6 90 %.
Nicolas MaXimii NoyitCh. Prince Roman
pVski luileO cuchteub rg. is n rIris suf-
leung fIOm cancer Of the tnrOtr 10 T. be
iieved th.t ne ". "a not live q fortnight longer.
rne luke was born july , 1913. mis- mlly.
originally OFleanist. tr cling H. OriHn 10
Guillaume de Beauhafuais. 100 i0s.
4 dispatch from !Iydcmhal TO Calcutta
states that the mobiles OF tAc Nuns dOmlu-
IONS. on behalf OF the N'ztm. nccOrltd the
Czafewitch "A most splendid reception upon
the lalter's entry into the city az hydg ribad
The main boiler In Iryeu's lard flctory. in
ID erpOOi. exploded " iudty clus. NJ tue
iedtn Of three workmen. lnaft,ntipi upon
he part Of me engineer is supposed To have
'een tue cause of the disaster.
An order has been ISSUED flthiiding the
sold ers garrisonsd in Berlin NOM patnuniz.
ug or visiting ninety seven srrclnrd rystau-
isnts because thcy ufe conducted by ~ociui-
sis
II Is stated I'm COnstal.fin that an epf-
demic of black smallpox ptv.-Is ln the
'ranscaspian territories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
RWAL QUEENS OF rHe OCEAN.
The CIty cf New York and the Teutonic
Attracting Attention.

The CIty cf New York and The Teutonic
Attracting Attention.
{ lspc .lol 90 IgIe Times by Dunlap Gable Col
LIVERPOOL. Dec. ~. The last seasons
runs OF the rival queens Of the ocean, the
City Of New YORK and ,le Teutonic, have
created a great deal Of interest. not only in
shipping circles. but also an rnS The general
public. A comparison shows that each
CROSSED ihe Atlantic sixteen times between
May and December. The ayera 2e time OF
the itut0nic, according % her l0g. was six
days, SIX hours and i've minutes, while
tha Of the Iity OF Sew York
was six days, four hours aud
tny-hye minutes. AN average Of one
hour aud ten minutes per voyage quick er
than her rival. Both ships took safe tracks
during the whole season, aud The average
distance teamed by the TeutOnic during
her sixte.n voyages WAS 2.s2l knots, and by
the cry 4 New York 2 ,SjD Knots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
FuNps. MOI LEADERSHIP.
The Real Cause Of the Parnen-O'Brien
Meeting.
special to rac Tlmes by DUNLAP cable %

special TO The Times by Dunlap Gable co.
LONDON, Dec. 3o-The great question
at present seems to be, Will Mr. O'Brieu De
arrested if be makes a concession T. Mr.
Parnell boy coming to England. The highest
inside authority leads 10 thc belief that th'
Government Will not cause his arrest unless
ne attempts To- force its hand. as his inn
prisonment at the present moment woul'
lend him an importance IN the public
eve which the Government is desirou-
tO avoid. The formal subject ~
which Messrs. Parnell and O'Brirl
are % meet is not the leadership Of the Ma
tirnalist party, but the administration of
the Irish relief fund, and tonight
Pall-Mal Gazette contains the follow
ing: "A correspondent writes 90 this
mornings papers carefully chroniclne
Parnelrs movements in Paris. IL may iu
lerest your readers 90 learn that travelled
with him in the Pullman carriage Of tm'
train leaving Brighton at $50 this morning
for London"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
FLUVANNA COUNTY.
severe Cold Snap-Tarmers Har,estirg =
ice.

severe Cold Snap-Farmers har'estirg
Ice.
BREMO BLUFF, VA. Dec.3O.- Special r.
The cold snap Of the past few days has
caused breaking up Of the Christmas
festivities The ice is nearly four inches
thick. and our people are hurlyint 10 get II
housed. The experience Of tue past three
wears has taught them not To wait for a
second freeze. MIR. John Cooke has ali the
teams nj Lower Bremo al work hauling
ice. The bands are also al work getting
ice at Upper Bremo. and here at the station
il is being gotten from the canal. THIS j.
the best ice we have had since the winter
Of l,S7 'S>.
All the churches in this section were
open sunday, and the congregations were
good. considering the weather and the con-
dition Of the roads. The snow was SO deep
that most Of the people came on horse
back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
APPOWArIoX COUNTY.
G - Chri.tms- Oaths'ing "A Young OIL
ored Dude'. Nporience.


PA,pLIN CITY, VA. bee. a.. special. r.
Christmas was ushered IN here by a te-
Ightlul party, given on Christmas eve at
the residence Of Df. G. :. Morton, which
was much enjoyed.
ON Friday evening, Mr. j. H. Frank ia
gayp A sociable in honor ~ hii college
riend and guest, Mr.. ". Ralph ,lemCnts,
of Richmond College. Throughout ibe even.
ing tue garnet and cream, The Richmond
College cOlors. were worn by the "iairer
sexn in psOfuslou.
The Young ladies' present were. Misses
Pearl Pankey, Ssllie Rice, Lizzie Pankey,
MArv Grmsley, Fannie Grimsley, >aliie
Franklin. Mary Morton, Eva Morton, Laura
Pankey. Lillian Whitehead, Kate Franklin
aud Lille Gillian.
On the same evening Mrs. Mary Mason
gave a social hop al h, residence.
Saturday evening party was held at the
Pamplin city Hotel, given by the propr.e-
tor. Mr. W. II. Rice.
On last evening Miss Gstie Deyerlcks de-
ightfuliy entertained her friends at her
fathers residence. Dancing WAS ind1lsed
in. and all enjoyed themselves lill tke smalt
hours OF the night.
Two Of the Pampln Young men while out
sleigh-riding Yesterday were stopped
and lnsulted VI an impudent negro dude
hailing from brooklyn, \. Y. Not being 0f
the stud to take impNdence from sucn u
source they quickly alightesi and gave the
dude such cowhlellng and rolling ia the
snow ~ be Ia not likely 10 forget oon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
LEXINGTON.
The y. VI. /. Building Narrowly Saved
from Destruction by Tire.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 30. Special. r.
What might have been a serious lire at the
Virginia Military Institute this afternoon
was only ayerted by the GOODNESS and
promptnesS OF the corps Of cadets. in turn
ing out buckets Of water in hand, and ex-
tinguishing the blaze before too much head
way had been gained. 1t originated
from some unknown cause In a
pile Of old rubbish and stun IN the
gas-h0use and soon extended tOthe building
which is situated Immediately by the retort.
Had The flames reached This an explosion
which would have done much damage
would have been the result. The cops Of
cldets. for their cooluess and promptness,
Aere rewarded by Superintendent General
~hlpp with halliday skating holiday.
The members Of the Albert sidney and
Harry lie Boat Clubs were almost pdral-
iZed with grief when they went down 10 the
river this morning and found that The
neiyy snOw bad broken in their elegant
new boat bouse, and entirely demolished
tlcir rdce-boats. Leaders IN The sporting
-irclt- of the college eXpr - their opinion
mat there would he suiiicien, money sub
~rribed 10 purchase new ones ana have
iGem ready Tor lbe annual race at the com
meucement Of 1891. There 10 40 sport IN
Ihe college which commands more attention
lhan the annual iO1t-raoe,
Mr.. l.. l.. Perry, the wife OF City-ssr
| amt Perry. died fhis afternoon at2O'clock
OF consumption. Her death had been hour
lr expected for several days past. She wa'
a member of one of ROckbr.dge's oldest anC
most respected families. and W greatly
admired for her lovely character and Kind
and charitable disposition. Her funera
WiIl be preached at the Presbyterian churcl
90 1880 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon by th'
l;.y. DR.. Preston.
N0rth river is frozen over from bank tC
/ bank at an average thickness OF six inches
ind some see was gotten to-day from lh'
pond twelve inches thick.
The cadets ana students are enjoying life
ON skates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
rnhe CrlminnIIr Pr.secntcd.

LONDON. Dee. 3o.-The McCarthyitcs ar,
said 90 have h0mb~hell ready to eNplod.
ln tue shape OF criminal prosecution o
Mr.. Pauell for breaking into the offices o
United Ireland. They have consulted hgl
legal authorities, and have entire assur
in,e that, whatever Mr.. Parnel'- intere7.
u the paper may Dee, his action was O.
violation of the law.
a report from Paris says that Mrs. O'shc.
sought am interview with Mr.. O'Brien, bu
succeeded only i'm seeing his mOth'r-in-law
Mrs. RthalOytch, who treated her Wit
fr.gid ccremOniOusne,-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

special 10 the Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
LONDON. Dec. 90 very big robbery
has Just been committed on the firm %
Peak Brothers. the Well-known firm Of bis
cult makers of Reading. of which Sir Henrl
Peak is the proprietor. A man name,
Thorpe. who is employed by the firm 10
question: has cmbeIIled between &lj.OU
aud 100000, aud Eas ab-couded TO America
4 warrant has been issued for his arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

CAIRO. Ill, Dec. 20.-A few days ago a
fight between a bulldog and half grown
bear took place near this city. The battle
WAS for two hundred dollars side, and
lasted AN hour and a haif. bruin, when
nearly exhausted, ended the fight by disem-
b0weing the dog, leaving him dead on the
g-Ound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

The body Of Bob Lancaster. "a Young man.
who y Vs reared and we'll known in Wilson,
WAS found under hOnse Ia Greenwood.
Miss. Oh me 18Th Instant. lie had been
missed about niieon DAYS before his dec0m-
posed body was discovered. A letter from
hs sister, Mrs. Mag Culpeper. was found
oa h', person, and she was telegraphed of
The sal fate Of ner brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
spon-or.to the German Prince.

BERLIN, Dec. 3O.-The King and Queen
u ltaly have given great pleasure To the
Imperial Court by c0nsentiBg 10 stand sp0u-
s0rs t0 th4 infant prince. This is regarded
in AN circles here as fresh sign Of the cor
dial relations eXis;ing between Germany
and Italy. and as au additional guarantee
of continued peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31
IERRlBLE CONTEMPLATION.
4 Tirs Occur cd in London. Causiag
Damage Of 100000.


LONDON. i'cc. 30.-A terrible counaer e
tion broke out 9. ,.day ou queen Victoria and
Thames streets. u. tersectns thoroushfuc-
4n the GREAT business quarter of tbe city. A
large paper warrhou-r. uumh,rof IAN. 10
go,ds stores. ihe Guic. cg Lnrineern-
Works and the great fur ,iui I'D Iumo oi keNl-
Don frcorrz were destroyed. 'henomenalil
cold weather ana "a high wind hamptrd q
fhe Cn1lts of the nrcmfu. ihr water
freezing in tlc engines. anf many
of tle men having their lrnds
aud other parts of their bodies frozen. The
h0-cmou Dad to he la-hrd Goo the ladders.
their hand, being so hcuumbed that they
c0uld DOB grasp tue supports. The total
lo.- i- placed at 100000 pounds. The heay-
Eeat individual loo, ls tnat OF ReVbon,
ffeeTel a. Go.
T,e latest c-iimates place the loss t0 Re
viii %. TrceI,I A Co. at 2OJ.UOi pounds.
Their STOCK Oi ill, Was valued at 2jDO0u
pounds. illf ilc stock Was totally de-
siroycd md the remainder damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

IAE END NsARAT HAND.
The Wen ON the scottish Railways Re
turning To- Wotk.

turning to Wotk.
.-pecid to tne Times hy Dunlop Gable Col
FplNnrl. GH. Dec. 51.-rhe end OF the
Scottish raih.ay strike is approaching. and
tha different iin e, have been running trains
mur. regularly iH-dat. q telegram from
GLASGOW states that There IS not single
,nan .n etrfke 0n fhe tity Union Line
The vacancies ON tie Calcdouian railway
will ha nllcd up tom eht, and The Glasso"
and ~nihwt-iern EailwaF Company has
received seventy application Cor employ
mont f~om engine drivers. The CAledOu-
IAN and southwestern Railway Comfsnie-
annclnce full service of trains io-Inof-
row. l-ut the strikers ail profess io De- hrin
In ihrir intention to remain ont. ln some
daIariinc-ts of Lancashire and York. hire
rtiisas tle hours of labor viii De- reduced
aud the wages of the men have Htsri 4d-
Nlured Ine members cf ihe q Iolf branch
90 thc society o. Railway >er'auts have cN-
pressed tncm-tlt-- "a, being satisfied Win
.fUl- concession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-31

trict physician. 20 witness the miracle at
the time Of It's occurrence; whereupon ne
stigmatizcs the whole thing as fraud.
The doctor is Obliged 10 put himself under
police protection. The ignorant peasants
are cnragcd at his unbeief ana threaten TO
convert HIM by the argument Of the stick.