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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-21
LYNCHBURG.
Death Of an Old Citilen-The United states
Circuit Court.

LYNcHBURG. VA, sept. special. r.
Mr.. John Slavin. one Of oar oldest citi-
zens, died last e,cning at o o'clock az his
residence. corner Of stonevall and Cabell
streets. Mr.. Slayin was a native Of Dublin,
ireland. but had been resident OF Lynch
burg for the past ibirty-eght years. lie
was one Of the first employees OF the old
~outhside. now the Norfolk and Western.
having been constantly in the employ Of
the road under all managements for thirty
years. Deceased was aged about sixty
three years.
Immediately on the adjournment of the
District Court this afternoon. the Circuit
Court began its session, Judges hughes.
Bond, and Paul presiding. The case that
occupied the time and attention Of the
Judges yesterday and to-day was the SUIT
Of +. 7. Pollard against the Bonsack
Cigarette Company. In this suit the
plaintiff prays for an injunction
to restrain the defendants from the use Of a
tube Of which he (the PLAINTIFF claims a
patent right on. The piantin Is represented
by Messrs. r.. &. II. kean, Of this city; G..
II. Webb. of Richmond, and Mr.. Baldwin,
expected 10 be rendered on Monday next.
Mr. j. Calvin Moss. for several months
past associate general secretary OF the
lynchburg Young Mems Christian Ass)ci-
,tion, has decided to accept the call re-
emily extended 10 him to the general secre-
lary ship of the Winchester. Va. Associa'
ton. He will leave TO assume the duties OF
his new field October lst.
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4 Mine on IiIe.

WHKEsBARRE, PA, sept. 2O.-An eXplo-
sion of gas in the Murray SHAFT OF the Le-
high and Wilkestarre Coal Company AT
noon to-day set the mine on nre, ana IT'S II Is
still burning. Edward Batson has been
taken OUT fatally burned, and there are stlll
four others IN the mine, whose rescue Is
doubtful. .s.,,,
\ rescuing party, consisting OF supefih-
tendent scott, foreman: James Ford, MOr-
gan Morgans, and Mine-lnspector Williams ans
entered the shaft AT 3 O'Clock TINS
afternoon. They returned after an hour ;
search and reported all were dead
evcept Edward Betts0n, who was
also in the shaft at rhe time OF the ex-
nlosion, lie is seriously burned. suDse-
nuentIy the dead were brought 10 the sur,
face. a distance OF six hundred ieet' ana
taken TO their late homes.
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PETERSBURG.
Political Matters-General Notes From
Beyond the Appomattox.

Beyond the AppOmattoN.
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 2O.-.special.l +
The Republican Congressional Committee
for tine Fourth district will assemble in this
city in few days and consider the ques
ton OF calling Republican convention.
Mr.. STRATEGY and son, Willis. OF Mercer
county. West Virginia, and G.. W. Lambert,
of Elkhorn, and William \. French, of
Giles county, West Virginia, arrived here
last night from Norfolk, and this morning,
in company with Captain William l.. Hin
ton. drove out to the Petersburg Granite
Ouarries. West Petersburg, the Crater, and
other points of interest about the city. All
of these gentlemen, who are large capi-
taIsts, expressed themselves as very favor
ably impressed witt Petersburg and her
surroundings.
There is considerable trouble existing in
the congregation of the Third Baptist
church. c0lOred, Of this city, Of which Rev.
II. w. DickersOn il the pastor.
Bishop Van dc Nyyer, of the Richmond
Diocese will administer the rite Of confr.
nation 10 class of twenty-five persons al
st. Joseph's Catholic Church tomorrow
morning.
The inspections Of tobacco AT the different
warehouses In the city for the past week
were IgI hogsheads; receipts, q hogsheads
sales OF loose, 1905 pounds. The receipts
of cotton were % bales.
Captain Thomas Lassiter, Captain Henry
| Whyte, and Captain Frank Smith, pas
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decorated in sumptuous and beautiful
style. ON the upper floors, which are uscl
as sleeping apartments, the rooms Will Ne
prettily papered, new furniture put
in, and everything done 70 make the
apartments accord with the general
luxury Of the house. The parlors will be
frcscOed in the most approved way. Figures
Of cupids, nymphs, maids, fairies, etc, viii
be put upon the ceiling, while the walls VIII
be decorated in a corresponding style.
The billiard and dinng-rooms will be
treated in a similar manner, and when fin
ished will be the most artistic work in the
south. After the irescCing il finished. FUR
niturc viii be bought for each room, TO fully
accord with the ilcscO. and IN rOughout the
house will be palatial aud beautiful.
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THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
THE WEATHER AND CROP REPORT 7
FOR THE PAST WEEK.
United states Circuit and District Courts
In Lynchburg-A Body Turns To stone In
AIexandrIa-LatestR Reports of Interest
from All over the state.

LNNcHBURG, VA, sept. 30.-l Special. r.
The Virginia weather-crop bulletin for the
past week is furnished by J. \. Ryker, OBJ
server. 1t states as follows: "The tempe
nature during the last week has been about
normal. or slightly above, with about the
average amount Of sunshine, except m the
southeastern section. There has been an
excess OF rainfall from Richmond south
eastward. which has injured growing crops.
Elsewhere the rain has been very beneficial
in softening the earth for plowing and fresh
oning up pastures. The corn crop is gene
rally assured, and being secured IN good
condition. Tobacco-cutting continues.
LYNCHBURG.
Rainfall. O.Gl inches in three days. Con
ditons have been generally favorable 20 all
growing crops. Normal rainfall ion the
week would be about 0.ij inches.
BEDFORD CITY.
Rainfall. l.OG inches two days. Tobacco
is being cut and is reported to be very good
quality.
SALEM.
Rainfall. .07 in two days. The corn crop
is about made, and j. very good one.
Good crop of hay been saved.
DALE ENTERPRISE.
Rainfall, - in four days. Grass grow
ing finely. Alter sufliciency Of rain, far
mers are at rush in getting ready for fall
plOwing and seeding.
DANNILLE.
Rainfall above the normal. The corn
and tobacco crops in this section are good.
NOTTOWAY.
Rainfall 3.22 in four days. Early part OF
week cloudy, with heavy rains, and fodder
in rain was spoiled. Rain benefited the
pastures and softened ground for plowing
RICHMOND.
Rainfall l.Gi in five days, and has been in-
iurOus TO growing crops.
~MITliFfELD.
Rainfall 2.l3 in six days, and has been
very injurious to corn and fodder.
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ROANOKE.
Death of Mr.. Reuben Jeter OF Briehts
Disease.

ROANOKE, VA, sept. 2O.-lSpecial.l-
Reuben Jeter, son Of DIR. B. +. Jeter, Of
Bonsack, died att \. NJ. to-day Of convul-
sions superinduced by Brights disease.
lie spent Friday in the mountains hunting,
and his death was unexpected. lie was
twenty-five years old.
This community was shocked to-day by
the intelligence Of the death Of Thomas r..
sullivan, prominent attorney OF Mont
gomery county, and one of the owners Of the
Montgomery White sulphur Springs. He
left this city at O'Clock l.. NJ, and on
reaching home remarked that be was un-
well, and took dose OF bromide. Shortly
afterwards his daughter found him dead IN
he'd
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GOOD WORK OF THE PRISON AS
SOClATlON OF THE STATE.
End Of the Union Passenger Railroad
Strike-A Gay Party on the Pamunkey-
Total CITY Assessments -- Yesterdays
kAces s-Othor Items.


strike-A Gay Party on the Pamunkey-
Total CITY Assessments -- Yesterday :
Races-Othcr Items.
At meeting OF the Board of Managers of
the Prison Association OF Virginia. held on
Monday last, It was resolved 10 convert the
buildings ON the mill property, donated by
Mrs. A.P. Russell, into a temporary home for
youthful convicts. This place is four miles
below the city. on the River road. and. with
very little expense, the nous on the place
can De prepared for the accommodation Of
twenty-five boys. Mr.. W. c. Sampson has
been appointed superintendent and his
wife matron. and they will enter upon their
duties this week.
Mr.. Sampson has had charge OF just such
institutions for many years. he and his
wife having made it exclusively then life
work The testimonials they bring are of
the highest character, and from men who
nave a national reputation. 30 far as can
be Judged from the testimony Of their
fellow labOrors i'm similar enterprises and
interviews with the parties themselves.
there is every reason 10 believe that the As
sociation has been most fortunate in IFS Sc
lection. and the work will start under the
most favorable auspices.
The purchase of nnety-throe acres OF
land ON the Il. +. and =. Il. Il. at Laurel
station. has been consummaied. aud as
soon as practicable buildings Will be
erected for the accommodation of several
hundred BOYS. with workshops and every
thing necessary for the reformation ana
moral improvement of the inmates.
such an association has been for many
years regarded as the great desideraium OF
our city. and now that 10 is being taken
hold of by men i'm whom the whole COM
munity has the highest confidence. and who
are capable of carrying on the work 10 COM
plete success. everybody in our city should
contribute literally towards IL.
The Finance Committee of the asso-
clation. consisting OF Messrs. Charles J..
Whitlock. +. b. Addison. :. II. llawcs, j.
II. MAYO. aud Adolphus Blair, will shortly
call upon the people of the city for the sum
Of $4,000. which. in view of the great good
% he accomplished. they VIII no doubt col
lpcf without difficulty.
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Police Court.

&. =. Cook. Edward Hogan. George Clifford
and 4. Hanna were charged with erecting
frame buildings without permits The cases
were continued until the 27'h.
Edward Cook, charged with selling liquor
on SUNDAY, was fined SO
Iulia Johnson was charged with being drunk
tud fined - and costs. she was committed
i'm default Of 500 security for sixty days
GOOD behavior.
John Wilkinson, charged with assault, was
nned $40 and costs.
John Holzgrefe. charged with obstructing
the street. was fined 50. appealed.
b. W. Walton was charged with removing
sand from the street. He was hned $40.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
knights of Labor supporting RePubli-
can for Congress.

RALEIGH. y. c., sept Special r.
George l.. Tonnofiski, prominent light in
the knights Of Labor organization, who a
few weeks ago, declared himself an indie
pendent candidate for Congress for TINS dis
trict. is out in card Withdrawing from the
contest, and asking for all his friends 10
vote for Professor Alex. Mclyer, the regular
Republican nominee. lie gives as reason
that. nj the National Farmers Alliance
Convention at 1t. Louis, in December last,
there was an agreement between the
knights Of Labor and the Alliance not
10 aid any one who could not be counted on
TO legislate for the principles that their or
ders demand Under the agreement, Ton
nohrski thinks that he could not consistently
rim aoainst Mclyer. The latter also pub
fishes a card in which he endorses the
Knights OF Labor principles, thus expecting
to capture the strength of that order. The
knights Of Labor influence in this state Is,
however, very small.
BAD FARMING WEATHER.
The state weekly crop bulletin issued by
North Carolina weather service for the
week ending tonight. shows that the past
week has been very untayOrable for crops
and farm work of all kinds. During the
first few days OF the week heavy rains pre-
vailed all over this state ana much damage
was done 10 cotton. Later excessive heat
combined with moisture has caused cotton
10 rot aud sprout in bolls IL is also re-
ported that light frosts fell in the western
part of this State within the past day OF
| TWO.
VILLAINOUS SCHEME.
Reports are received here Of Ia yillalnous
scheme which is being carried on Ia the
western part of the state, presumably py
sharpers for the purpose VI making money
Several counties are being Hooded VIII
blank applications from pension agents II
Washington for pensions uhuer th'
new dependent Pension bill, which ha'
mst zone into force this year. MANY
widows of deceased soldiers receive
these applications with their nane'
and names OF their husbands nlle'
u sar them 10 sign. These blanks are accom-
nanisd by circulars urging the parties U
I'm out and return the application IT one
~ ~ their money is waiting them. They M
causing much excitement AS many .
the recipients are not familiar VII
such things, and are led To ..
lieye that the United States reall
intends to pension dependent rela
t,yes OF Confederate soldiers when oni
! those of Union soldiers are meant. IL
believed Ihat scheme is on foot by bosu
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ericsson. PA, Sept. 2o.-fhe President
y,s,ied number Of Pennsylvania towns ON
A special train to-day, returned here To-
nlsbt. AT Houtzdale, Pa, be made
speech. In the course OF which, among other
things. he said: Now, to every ore oi yoi
those who come nom village snors' 'he-
who come from the mines, and iioh ever!
vo..afion IN life-let me declare thai have
M, other purpose as president Of the tni'st
Ssates than TO 80 administer my once - 10
psomots the general good Of all our ps2(
|lie.'
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A SKIPPING CONTRACTOR
Causes Fight which Leads to Several
Deaths.


CATTLETr~BURG. KY, sept. 2D.-lwo or
three weeks ago keh0e. a contractor OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad near Wayne
Courthouse. W. Va. skipped out leaving
debts unpaid. Among the creditors were
TWO hundred Italian laborers. As result
Of their contractors night. several men
were killed Yesterday. The contractor VINO
succeeded kehOe on the railroad put Il num-
berOfnew labOrers 10 work IN a cut where the
Italians had been previously engaged. 10
this the Italians objected and ran the new
men out three successive times and de-
manded the money due them. During each
battle several men on cithers side were badly
injured. The contractor applied 10 the civil
authorities for protection and yesterday the
sheriff of Wayne county, with a posse oi
twenty men, appeared at the works
10 arrest the Italians. Immediately
upon the appearance Of the sherlh's
posse terrible fight en.ued. The
Italians surrounded the sheriff and party
and for while things looked decidedly blue
for them. Firing was general all along the
line. After the shooting several men wer,
found stretched upon the ground dead
Forty Italians were arrested ana jailed
None Of the Sheriil's posse was hurt badly
The scene 0fthe tight is fifty miles from mere
and information hard 10 obtain.
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
Democratic Delegates Elected to IL
suffolk Convention.

WEsTOVER. Va, ,september2O.- special
Thursday being County Court day mass,
meeting ofthe Democratic voters was held
TO elect delegates and alternates To attend
the suffolk Convention on the lth Of October.
Harrison TOWnsbip-L. \. Marsion, dele
gate: DR.. 4. r.. Shamls, Jr., alternate.
TYLER TOWnship-P. u. George Wilcox,
delegate; u. Gardiner Tyler, alternate.
Chickahominy TOwnship-G. IL. Walker,
DELEGATE: W. l.. WilkcrsOn, alternate.
Delegate-at- Large-Mai. Robert Douihat,
delegate Judge Isaac ii. Christian, alter
nate.
MIR. l.. +. Waddill having resigned his
position as county chairman, Mr.. 1. W.
wilcox was elected 10 ill the vacancy. No
other business on hand, meeting adjourned.
!. L. Hubbard was chairman, and a. X,
Stands, Jr., was secretary.
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arrs.ted for Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, La, sept. 2o.-A special
IN the Picayune, from Plaguemlne, says
that Oliver Billings. young man, has been
arrested. charged with the murder OF
George Lewis. colored. The crime was one
of the most cold blooded and das-
tardly ever committed. buiings ac,
cused Lewis Of having a loaded pisto,
fer th. purpose Of shooting him. This Was
denied by Lewis. when Billings shot blm.
lie then took "A hammer and battered the
negroes head in a shocking manner, and at
night buried the body OF his victim. webster
White and q. Ward have been arrested a.
accessories.
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A. Santa Barbara Man Discovers Evidence
off Intelligence in = EucalS ptus Tree.
l stony 0i one Of the most interesting
f..-.f .r-ethle life is told by Elwood
Cooper santa Barbara. As COM
m and. moreover, having hap
him. ihe story can
ANYTHING but strictly in accordance
- Verify may we ask ourselves.
.n.I a,- thneT Mr. Cooper believes
..,l.. and uere are some of his reasons:
Igl Mr. Cooper garden there ran,
years ago. n sewer made out OF rcd
timber. This sewer WAS again cased
lu outside sewer. which ln course Of
f.. had partially docavod. Across the
-.l.r there was built "a brick wall many
-f M-h aul lu such way That il
H.. pierced by the inner sewer, which
closed tightly, while the outside
t.r ended abruptly against the wall. As
Do fle outside sewer casing had, in
.- .i tme. decayed. and eucalyptus
f.. -.IflIn. -ImCslNtN feet away bad taken
....ntt-roi This. and sent one oi Us roots 10
f. coveted spot iu a, direct line as posi-
. Here ihe root entered the outside
-.H.r and followed lts course as far as Do
.'. 40 last it came 90 the wall, which
...| .f If, course. and here 10 could get no
..r fhe inside sewer being perfectly
.. bHf 0n ihc other side OF The wall the
ta.r all f- double easing continued. ana
..el'tpu- tree evidently knew how 10
NDre some three feet high I'm the
..I Htl there was little hole one or TWO
'...- .n diameter and This the eucalyptus
H.. Wa- aware of ar It's biz root began 10
u' .Hr dry wall and face The sun ana
NHI unU DO found the hole. through which
. indeed ON the other side ana entered
f.. ..Aer aeain and followed il along as for
nrf Was ever such instinct known
hf. or are similar traits in plants
i4F occurrence. only we are
if aware Of them: How did the
U. .n0W Of the hole in the WALL How
oi No. know that the sewer was on the other
.Iet Dd 30 smell, and if it did how could 1t
a.rri tle rDot % 90 and lind the place with
'.rt preci-ious There is, Of course, another
explanation OF this curious phenomenon.
r1is0l any plant grow always and un-
ntIf 800 tAe direction of It's food Just as
.',. oi t1e eucalyptus tree did.-san Diego
Sun.
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stonenaII Club.

4 meeting of the >tonewall Democratic
club was held last night irstheir club room.
on Second street. near Canal This was the
time for The regular election Of officers, but
owing 20 the fact that the meeting had not
been properly advertised, the election was
postponed until next saturday night. when
a called meeting will be held. sheriff Gates
i, Il member 0ftlis club. He was present
last night and made a stirring talk.
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O'BRIEN INTERVIEWED.
He Confidently Expects Assistance From
America.

DUBLIN, Sept. 20.-Mr. OBrien, in an IN
terview to-day, said that the government
evidently intends TO have a sort OF state
trial of the arrested Nationalists covering
every petty act and imprudent speech since
the Tipperary campaign began. The trial
can hardly last less than a week. Mr.
o'Brien has every confidence that America
will rise to the nece ssities OF the occasion
The mission. he says, will be sent any way
no matter who is arrested.
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,no,n.r Railroad Accident.

BRipGEpoRr, CONN, sept. 2o-An acci-
dent occurred tonight To the express tram
from New York 10 Pitisheld. when ieit hefe
n, lap NJ. An axle OF the smoking car
nrose betweeu Newt0wn aud Hawieyyille,
,hroxing the ear across the track. There
wer. several passengers In the car who
,.,,.ped with a bad shaking up. The track
Was hlockaded for several hours.
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BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National League.-At Pitlsburg: Pitts
burgs, ,; New Yorks,9.
At Cincinnati: Cinoinnatis, .; Philadel-
phias, /.
At Cleveland: First game-Cleyelands,
,: Bost0ns, /. Second game-Cleselands,
(: B0st0ns, q. Six innings; called ON ac-
count OF darkness.
At Chicago: Chicagos, 0; Brooklyns, o.
Players' League.-At Pittsburg: Pitts-
Lurgs. :; New lOrks. 1.
At Buffalo: Buifalos, D: Philadelphias<
II.
At Cleyeland First game--ClevelaI
BroOklyns, 10. Second game-oie q
4: Brooklyns. 3. Six innings; ca :,
count Of darkness.
At Chicago: Chicagos, 3;
American Association inpus'
First game -Columbus ,.sores, ..
second game-ColuT~ Enimores, =
six innings called Jit OF darkness.
L9aisyiIIes, i vie y sams-A'hle'ic'' e.
AZ Toledo ~!oledos, I; Syracuse, 3.
Eight innings; called on account Of dark
ness. -
AT 81. Louis-St. Louis, 5; Rochesters, I.
| Ten innings.
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STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Serious Developments Regarding Its Man
agement Expected.

NEW YORK. sept. 20.-rhe star fire IN
surance Company, which, with It's presi-
dent, Nicholas {. Miller, got into the papers
a month ago. has been dragged out again,
and now il looks as If very serious develop
ments. affecting the management Oh the
company, are soon 20 BE- brought 10 hsnt.
The Commercial Bulletin publishef story
Yesterday which said that the entire assets
of the concern. amounting 10 over S2oJ,Vo IN
securities. had disappeared from the sale
deposit box in which they had reposed.
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WINSTON, y. c., Sept. 20.-.Special. J.
Admitted tie finest game of ball ever played
i'm the South took place here to-day. being
tbe docidine game between Roanoke, Va,
and Winston. II was witnessed by tre-
mendous crowd. and was for the champion
shin Of the South. IL resulted after ten IN
nings in Winston 5, Roanoke 3, every run
being earned.
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Disabled al Sea.

JACKSONVILLE, fla, Sept. yo.-A Key
West special to the Times-t tnion says the
steamship kuickerbockcr, OF the crom-
we'll line. from New York TO New orleuns,
With a general cargo and thirty passengers.
arrived here this morning In "A disabled
condition caused by the breaking OF he
circulating pump Tuesday morning. Thi
vessel viii probably sail on Monday.
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REPORTED DUEL,

in which a Marquis T. Wounded by n
Journalist
LONDON. sept. ~. II is reported that the
Marquis Delouyille fought duel near
hlnIDEne, this morning, with the London
correspondent Of Paris Gil Blas, who bad
Nnllou au offensive article about him. The
i'iDfi states that the Marquis was wounded
'N 'h' nsht arm by his antagonists sword.
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4 fight occurred last night between II
and T. o'clock in the pool-room Of the Davis
House between {. VI. Drewry and Clay
Drewrv. sons Of Dr. samuel {. Drewry. Of
Richmond. and W. p. Bond. The affair was
.aused bya game Of pool. Bond received
several severe cuts on his head with Il cane.
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The funeral of Miss Amelia Bennettore OF
the Oldest Methodists in this city. took place
Yesterday morning from the Washington
street Methodist church. The services were
conducted 10y Rev. Drs. Bledsoe and Jud-
kins. The remains were buried in Holly
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strike over.

The trouble at the shops Of the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company il about
over. several OF the old men have gone TO
work and the company has made arrange
ments 20 ill the places Of the others with
new men on Monday.
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IJsing the solos.

A Cincinnati shoemaker he's novel way
of advertising his business. In the win
dows Of his shop he places his completed
work in conspicuous place, and on the
soles he writes in large letters the names of
the distinguished men for whose feet they
"A "a. iufeniad
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Atthe Police Stations.

At the FIRST police station yesterday W. Il.
Woodward was confined for being drunk, and
James jenkins Tor allowing unlawful gaming
IA MS bar-rOOm Emma White WAS lodged
in the second station for stealing S225.