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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-05

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
AT Guyton. Ora.
WILL be sold on the premises at II O'Clock
wv TUESDAY. Jan. 6, 1891, several beautiful
building lots one of which is improved, balance
vacant Also Central Railroad Debsuture
Bonds, par valre 200. The same being the
property owned by the late Mrs. Louisa A,
Eaton. Terms cash.
B.J. CUBBEDGE, Administrator
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erly winds.

The hight of the river at Auata at 7 :as
O'Clock a. m. yesterday (Austa tirne)
was 10.5 feet, rise.of so featuring the
past twenty-four hours. Oh
Comparison Of mean temperstui at savan
nah. Ca. Jan. 4, 1891 and the ian Of the
same day for sixteen years
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ENOR RENT, two newly furnished south front
Il rooms, with privilege Of bath, at IL Aber-
corn.
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ENOR RENT, fiat Of rooms over Office, Empire
It Steam Laundry, 100 Broughton street,
suitable for business Office. architectural, in
surance, real estate, ETC.. etc. Apply at Office
below.
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ITO RENT, nice. pleasant rooms, centrally
l. located, southern exposure, bath room priv
ileges. References exchanged. Address COM
FORT - this office.
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Local Record for the Mordz News.
Local forecasts forsSavannah,d vicinity
for to-day: Fair andwarrner.
Special forecast Il Georgia
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, by middle-aged white man, situa-
w ton on cotton farm as manager, or to
work for part OF crop; best references. FARM
Err, care Morning News.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, fat furnished or unfnrnished
w with or without board, for gentleman
and wife; references. l. N. s., box 1875, Savan-
nah, Ga.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

before you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT Fl. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
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w ANrED, petition as bookkeeper or col
w lector; best references given Address
ROOKKEEPER care Of Morning NaWs
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WANTED, a man cook, one who can carve
w Apply at FOREST AND STREAM CAFE,
81 Whitaker street.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, waiter, at 1O7 Broughton street.
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DOSITION as drug clerk by young man with
i II months experience; best references
r. care Morning News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

Fur her details have been received here II
the terrible cOllicry explosion which hap
p'ned ON Wednesday, at JusOvks depot, near
, narkoy Russia. after considerable labor
fnd danger the rescuers brought tO the sur
ltrc the bodies Of twcnty-eight miners WhJ
had been killed. They also rescued ninety
one men vino were in an UNCONSCIOUS condl-
ton. Twenty OF tnem subsequently, su"cum
cd 20 their injuries. 10 is said that the cNplc-
sion was caused by man lighting cl&u-
cite
The Enolsh Government has sent $50
tons Of 20 HtOes ana meal 10 be- distributed
among the suffering poor OF kildyrari. IL -
no ed that these prov islOns VIII relieve the
distress existing in that district. Inc Gov
er8meut has chartered numler Of stcameis
ln order q enable the II hermen inhabiilng
the Arfan islands 10 send their hsn 10 Cal
way.
Mr JOHN Thompson. Of New York, founder
of lhOmp psOns EauknOte Reporter and also
of the first National and Chase Banks, Of
New York. h dying At his home on Madison
avenue Ills Illness Is due 10 a general break
iu2 down
ltisproposed IN Paris 20 do away ~ far NJ
possible with iunatic asylums. and % place
Isane persons VINO are not prone tO violence
iu the homes of country p Ople, who viii be
suitably remuneiated by The state.
Hattie Fountain, OF Bloomington. m six
teen years OLD, -hot herself Through tie head
because her parents lO. hade her going with
" imam NtNpAttf tIAtN AlNA lirAtAAA1s
IL is rum0redsthat the Pope intends 20 reno
yate Michael AngciO's celebrated ffescO, The
lasi Judgmoni, which is the glory Of the
s.stine Chapel.
the Court of Appeals AT Peris has dee 'ded
that Victor HugO's laughter. Adele, Is en-
lifted tc all the profits that may accrue nom
his literary works.
The eugage ment Is announce at II. Peters
burg OF the Grand duchess Nenia. thc "a :
eldest daughter, to heI cousin, Grand Duke
Alexander NlkhailOyltch.
lhe Queen of England viii leave vi dsor
Castle on March 2ith for q trip to Italy. she
Will be- accOmp nied by Prince and Princess
/ Henry of battenbug
| MaXmilan Harlen. public writer 81 Ger
many. will shortly ne criminally prosecuted
on 3 cha 60 Of having nbeied the saaie ~
/ tung.
The Russian Government has abandoned
/ It's project iOr building barr. eks aud iOft-
aloug The Austrian frontier.
! Nlr Bndlaugh', physician reports him ~
passing lavOrabiy through the present crisis
/ Qaoon Victoria has presented a richl;
caparisoued lndian elephant % The fmpeici
| of Morocco
The death OF Baron Schmidt the Austrian
archlt ct, IL announced.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENTS.
ONE YOUNG MAN DROWNED AND
ANOTHER SHOT.

An Historic VioIin-Rev. John 4. Ed.
wards Conditlon-The farmer,' All.
ance Of hockbridge Meet-snow storm
IA the nTountains-Virginia Events.
LYNCHBuRG, Va Jan. a. Special. j.
A distress ing accident occurred this morn.
ms at Irwin Springs. few miles from this
city, in which Mr.. George sutcline was
dangerously shot in the shoulder by his
young friend, Thomas Franklin. They were
room mates and as the former was rather
late arising the latter with pistol in hand
grabbed him playmlly by the shoulder TO
wake him, and rising suddenly he caused
De- pistol o. explode with the result above
stated.
Intelligence was received here this morn
mg of the drowning Of Mr. Stanford Eggles-
ton. "a young Engli-hman who for the past
six years has resided near here on River
Bridge. ON The Richmond and Dlnyille.
Particulars OF the sad occurrence are mea-
gre, the telegram simply stating that he
WAS drowned by the capszing OF a boat
Nr. Eg-lcstOn was twenty-eight years Of
age. and brother OF Mrs. Thomas Worth
in-ton, and was very well known here.
Mir. B. r. Sterns. Of this city. has in his
possession violin which was once i'm the
possession Of Thomas jefferson. IL was
made in France and is said to have been
brought 90 this country by General Lafay-
este Jefferson, who is represented 90 have
paid $500 for 10. The story goes that
ln old neeao named Ben frequently made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
BeLGlUM'S SENSATION.
Prince Hsudouin's sudden Death still a
Mys,e y.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Adyices from Brus-
sells state that the press Of that city dare
not publish the current rumors concerning
Prince Baudoun's death. II Is said that
bee looked forward with dread TO his pr0po-
sed marriage 10 his cousin. Princess Gle
mentine. and that no affection beyond their
near relationship existed between them.
The weight Of public opinion still is that his
death was not entirely natural.
ILL-FAIE OF NAPOLEON's ALLIES.
Attention was called in Friday nights
dispatches % the fatality which has over
taken all who were prominently connected
with the invasion Of Mexico. NapOleOn's
fate is historic. and also that Of bis uui1r-
tunate SON The Emperor OF Austria, who
permitted his brother, Macmillan, 90 be a
tool Of Napoleon, has lived 90 see his brother
shot, his own son and heir commit suicide,
and another near relative, the Archduke
Orth. lost by wreck Oh the American coast;
Carlotta. MaNmlian's widow, is insane.
and her nephew, Prince BaudOuin, comes 90
an untimely end. Bazine, French COM
IN tuier in Mexico, only ESCAPED death by
nrr0min- a fugitive from his own country
King Charles, OF R1umania, Will attend
fhe funeral of late Prince Baudouln. The
Emperor William, of Germany, will le rep
resented hy his BROTHER l'rluce Henry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
PAR4ELL's pRoPOslTlON.
Ituls Been E,oei,ed But the Two Fac
lions Unable To- Agree.

"a fits Been B,ceiyed But the Two Fac
tion- Unable To- Agree.
LONDON. Jan. 2t-Mr Paucll will leave
London to-day. accompanied by several
colleagues. for Waterford, Ireland. where
le will address "a ma-~-meCtiug oi his SUP
.0ri.rs tomorrow. lie Will return here ON
Wednesday.
lu-uppra-,.hlc, tho anti-PHnell edition OF
United ireland, which IT'S editor has alI
al0n- asserted WAS William o. Brcn', or-
<ln. Ul- ceased Iuh'lcatCn 300 account O'
hat ucnfiom1u'a cable message irOm
Bouo.ne. requesting that the u7t oi ii-
name 1. discontinued.
lt vas rum0reI last evening that the Ic-
suit ol th. B0u.0gne and Paris conferences
wis about o. Boz announced. ~ was stated
that for tha past TAO weeks Mr.. Mccarthy
and bis friends have been in possession 90
Mr. Puu l's ulNmatum, giving the terms
90 which he would consent 90 Withdraw
from tle leadership, but as yet Tho, have
been unable tO come t0 an understanding
with NJ ssr-. Dillon and O' Brieu regarding
tI.m, as 20 whether they should beaccept. d
or rrj ctCd.
LONDON. Jan. 2L-Mcssrs. Mccarthy aud
sexton baYe returned from Blu.Dgur. Mr.
Mccarthy says thlt the conference with
Messrs. O'Br.eu and Dillon passed oh very
smoothly, and tha' be has great hopes Of "a
speedy settlement of the difficulty.
THE INsUPPREss sslBLE SUSPENDED.
DUBLIN. Jan. 2l-1he Indispensable
states that the report that it had been ar
ranged at B1ulo-ne for Mr. Parnell aud
Mr.. OBrleu t0 go to America and collect
funds FIR the eNic.ci tenants comes from ID
doubtful source.
Later The lusuppre (McCarthy ite
ueWspape) has suspended.
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THE LATE MAJ. PEYToN N PAGE
Tribute Of the Gloucester Bar to His
Memory.

GLOUCESTER c. H., Jan. "a Special. y
A meeting Of the Bar OF Gloucester county
was convened to-day to take action upon the
death Of Major PeytOn Nelson Page. Judge
4. B. Evans was called 10 the chair, and ;.
Y. Cabell, clerk Of the court, appointed sec
retary. A committee was appointed to pre-
pare suitable resolutions for the occasion,
which were offered by the chairman, Maryus
Jones, and unanimously adopted. The t0l-
lowing members Of the Bar Maryus Jones.
Ge e al William b. Taliaferro, John b.
Donovan, Thomas SiddOn TaliaierrO. Major
!. y. Stubbs. Robert McCandlish and Judge
\. B. Evans paid handsome and apprO-
pirate tributes tO the deceased as n soldier,
lawyer and citizen. Great sympathy was
expressed by all present.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
1t was requested that the following rcso-
luton be published i'm he RICHMOND TINES
and Dispatch and West Point Nlrginian:
Death has again invaded our circle. and
has this time stricken down Major Peyt0n
Nelson Page. who died at his home on the
18th instant. The deceased received
classical education at William and Mary
College, and left its venerable academic
shades 10 enter the services Of his native
state at her first call 10 arms IN 1861. and
served with great distinction rs chlet OF
stah of General William Il. Taliaierro.
achieving an enyiable reputation for cOolin-
trepdity and imperterbable gallantry on the
field Of battle. After the war the deceased
came % the bar and was elected Common
weallh's attorney, in which position he
served this coun for ten years. proving
himself vigorous prosecutor and lawyer
II ability. But ne is gone, and we have
met % express our sorrow at his death
and our sympathy for his family therefore.
Resolved, Inat IN the death Of Major
Page. Virginia has lost a man who had
been one Of her bravest defenders. The
county a man who had devoted the powers
NJ his early manhood tO its interests. And
The bar man VINO had stood in It's foremost
-anks. Second. That the Circuit Court Of
gloucester be requested To spread this pre- !
lmble and these resolutions upon its re-
cords. Third, That the secretary be re- !
luested 10 furnish "a copy TO The WIDOW OF |
Le deceased, 10 whom we hereby tender |
iur profound sympathy. Fourth, That a /
committee be appointed % present this pre- |
lmble aud resolutions % the County Court |
MAHNUs JONES,
GEN. ". b. TALIArERRO,
j. y. STUBS,
l.. ID. BAsYE, reporter Committee.
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WILLIAMSBURG
a Brilliant and Larg ly Attended Ger
mau 1T the GOiOniai Capital.

4 Brilliant and Larg ~ Attended Ger
mau 1T the Colonial Capital.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Jan. 2l'- special.
one oi the prettiest germans Of this season
MAS danced at Cameron Hall last night.
While the attendance was probably not as
4r1a as Ou several former occasions, Vet
ile event was i'm every way success.
Among lhe dancers were several strangers
to thi- city VINO contributed greatly TO the
pleasure IS lha occasion. The german was
'cI ly Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Spencer with
fl.ir usual grace and sklll-ihe figures
danced b-iug both novel aud intricate.
Ilu following chapcrone- and dehutantes
.rt..I tAe occasion with their presence:
Mi-. John Is. spencer wore handsome
black velvet suit embroidered in gold; Mrs.
Frank Brown. Of jamestown Island. black
-uA: Mrs. D- Richard 4. Wise, black silk
aud lace; Mrs. Beverly scott. black silk;
dls- Meta smith. lavender silk; Miss Car
rie Lane, nile green sllk and gaule; Miss
Tleu q teW0od. OF West Point, Va,
rd silk and net; Miss Eddie
Turner. OF New Kent. white null;
Miss Louise Henley. of James City county.
ahitemul': Miss Rosa Emory. cream null:
Mics Nir.uil peachy Wise. nile green sllk
and .luIe. lnc gentlemen who participated
pr,r. Mr. J.. g.. Meredith, NJ. W. II. >try ker,
Mr.. Noneu Henley. Nj. John b. spencer,
Nr. &C.. J.. Moucure. Nj Archibald Cary
PclcaY. Mr. W. ID. Webb, OF Washington.
d. g.; Mr. IazeVen Taylor, Mr.iagc Van X.
tsc.. Mr.. Richard Baylor, and Mr.. ". II.
Webster. oi Norfolk; MIR. K. &. Child, oi
Ashland: Mr. John l.. Ieruou. Of Oid
Point: Sir. y. EWell scott. Texas; Mr. j.
" Gltewo1i. West Point; Mr. >. a. WHIT
m.r. 0f Ntfue county; Professor Hugh :.
Bril-. and Mr. james b. McCaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

The REGULAR M.Mrt musicale Monday
ni.hl viii le one 90 especial excellence, Al
fhe artists being of exceptional reputation.
The gentlemen alr iaNo.lto, with tnc finest
oratoriO societies ~ 20. country, and Toe
ladies always succcsslui. Iu,s orglnill-
tion is the New loik English Ballad & IA.
panv. consisting oi Madame Carrie Hun
King soprano. Madame Julie Dekyther.
coutraito: William Reger, tenor; Carl
Dunn. basso, and Adolph CLOSE, pianist.
The programme Is a popular Que that viii
display their abilities % great advantage
l. Onartette. "f Love My Love" (Allen);
, Piano solo. Rigolctto ~ crdi-LIsltl, Mr..
CLOSE. 3. Trio Protect f, Father iNicO-
IAN Mdme. nun.kng. Mdme. De kyther.
SIR. Riegcr: :. song, "Only tO l.OYs' tsdnt-
lcD. Mr. Uunt; >. sOng. "BOholink" fBiscn-
ON. Mame. lun-kng; g. Quartette. Come
Where My Love LIes Dreaming (F0steD;
= Ballad. Loves Old sweet song Y MOllON J.
Mdlne d. Rsther; S Piano solo. Grand
T,r,ntelle CGottschalk) Mr Close, .. song
..rbe Cobblcr'- Lament" lL1hrl, Mr.. Rieger,
~ Duet. An DAYS Of Youth" tDon letil.
Mlme. DE- Esihor. Mr. DON: o.. ilio, "sta =
of Mint fCampamal Mdme. liun-hin.
Nr. R'cgar. Mr. DAM; ~. Quarieiies =
..Th. Pttmg Kiss" (psosutel b. "lou
stole VI, Love- (Macfuren).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
WILLIAM LEWIS PARDONEO.
Executive Cleinency Exercised by GOV
ornor Mckinney.

I
trnor Mckinney.
Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
William Andrew Lewis, who was sent TO
the penitentiary ten years ago from New
Kent county. In 1880 he was convicted on
i1int Indictment with William l.. LightfUot
Tor burglary, and sentenced TO eighteen
Years in the penitentiary. At the same
time hs and LightlOOt were convicted on a
Joint indictment for arson, and were each
gwen ten years in this case.
IL seems from the facts submitted 10 the
Governor that LightsOot was a man past
middle age, and was Of bad character.
Lewis at the time was boy Of only twelve
years, and previous 10 his conviction had
borne a good character. II was always be-
lieVed that Lewis was forced into the crime
by this older and more experienced person.
When arrested be made clean confession
Of burning Vi the barn and told whc the
stolen goods were. IL was mainly upon
this confession that he and lightfOOt were
convicted.
Light.Oot has since died IN prison, and,
a. Lewis has served out ten years, the
term for which he was sentenced for
arson, the judge who tried the
case, the COmmonwealih's attorney
VINO prosecuted il, several Of the jury
" no rendered the verdict, and many ol the
prominent citizens OF the county, including
the persons hose property was destroyed
appealed 10 the Governor to remit the
balance Of the sentence. Lewis is colored
man. AS was also Lightfo0t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

DETROIT, Jan. PA drug trust, with
proposed capital OF SG0,OO4O0O, is matter
which il is reported has been submittei 10
some OF Detroit's wholesale drug manufac-
turers recently by a promoter from New
York, representing capital Of New York and
London. II is said tnat such satisfactory
terms were made with two OF the largest
manufacturing houses here that they were
accepted. Tbs undertaking Is a monsirOus
one, owing TO the diverse interest Of whole
saers, and the multifdri0us lines OF goods
which "a TO make up the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

LONDON, Jan. - The proposed dep0-i-
tion Of the ins II, King otto OF Bavaria, IN
favor OF his ancle and heir the Regent
LuitipOld, meets with general approval IN
Germany. otto is nearly maniac.
His fay0rite amusement is % stand 40
window OF bis castle prison. under watch OF
an attendant, and shoot at peasants, not
pheasants, with gun. which be suppose,
10 be loaded with bail, but which, Of course.
is not. Peasants are kept under regular
pay 10 be shot at. They come within gun
shot. the King fires, and at the sound they
fall, pretending % be killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
The FEVOLT ACKNOWLEDGED
The Chiiian Legation Admit ITS Existence.
Tho Rebels Incorporating.

Tho Rebels UncamPromIsing.
LONDON. Jan. "a The Chilian LEGATION
in London to-day acknowledged that there
was a revolution Ia progress. and, while
pudently reserved, the first secretary.
exhibited ieyerish nervousness. which
showed considerable apprehension as 10 the
result.
Adyices from Buenos Ayres this morning
say that the rebels have given Balmaceda
time % decide what he will do. The rebel
demands are that Congress be immediately
convened. the present ministry dismissed
and free elections held.
FRUITLESs CONFERENCE.
BURNOs AYREs, Jan. PA conference
has taken place between President Balma-
ceda and the Chilian deputies, but the
President did not take advantage Of the oC-
caslOn 10 submit his resignation. The
meeting therefore proved prohtless.
The reyolutionists constantly gain in
confidence. In Valparaiso and It's neigh
borhood the workmen in the factories are
Joining the revolutionary forces in consider.
able numbers, nj toe sympathy of the pub.
lie seems very generally to turn 10 the
rebels Railroad traffic is interrupted
throughout Chilli, the insurgents having
stopped the running of trains by tearing up
the tracks and the destruction Of railroad
embankments. The Government has pro.
claimed a state Of siege for the larger
towns and business IS al standstlll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
COLONEL RElRNs Al HOME.

lie Arrives la Ashland in "A special Car.
ASHLAND, Va. Jan. ~. Special. The
friends Of Colonel Richard +. Beirne will be
glad TO know that be is at home. lie arrived
here last night. \ special car brought him
over the Chesapeake and Ohio TO B0thwell,
where Captain BlaAey with a special was
in readiness. Colonel Berne stood the trip
we'll, sitting up all the way. He spoke 10
Captain Blakey, saying that he was glad TO
return. lie is resting well to-day.
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Cd that It was none Of Mr.. Cuicheon's bus

cd that IL was none Of Mr.. Cuicheon's bus
ness.
The Speaker then directed the clerk IN
proceed with the further reading Of tbe
journal, which consumed the time until 1
o'clock.
Mr. Brocknridge pointed out several In.
accuracies CAS- he asserted). which had boon
made By the reading clerk.
Mr. Mckinley said that &. was manifest
that the only purpose Of the other side was
one Of delay. and demanded the previous
question on the approval Of the journal.
The previous question was ordercd-yeas.
l3j: nays, l0J.
The Journal was approved. and the House
went into the Committee OF the Whole cn
the Naval Appropriation bill.
Pending a discussion OF the Naval bil.
the committee rose and the House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
SOUTH BOSTON PROGRESS
Quietly But steadily Forging Ahead-The
Tobacco MArket AciIYe.

SOUTH BosroN. Va, Jan. a. special
The breaks oftobacco have been larger this
week than at any time since the holidays,
and prices are ruling high. our leaf deal
els have made good sales recently OF old
stock, and are iu position 20 take hold OF tiC
Now. Manufacturers have been very busy
since the new tax went into effect, January
l-t. filling orders and stocks have been s0
depleted they will all g0 % work ln
February.
Work has been resumed ON The Blrhoui
Buggy Company's factory and J. imOnd-on'
factory and they Will Dee completed in ihe
arly spring rhey wii give employment
90 "a large number Of hands.
Mc,srs. vs.. b. Pellet & Co. will soon
commence the manufacture OF their patent
fence here.
South Boston Is making quiet but steady
progress in manufacturing. BW.d.us
promises o. be unusually active iu thc
spring.
iuc Piedmont Manufacturing Company
sold Sll 900 worth of -p0kes this week t0 the
American Wheel Company.
Il newspapers are "a sign OF prosperity.
south Boston is ON the high road % fortune.
10 now has three vigorous newsy papers
all OF which seem t0 Dee doing well.
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and held lengthy secret meeting. II WAS
impossible TO obtain any information. OK
cept that important business was being
considered.
The accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road last night proved worse than last
nights report had II. A ra'lro d man in
formed THE TnIKs man to-day that five cars
were in the river, total wreck. The pas
senger train was twelve hours behind. The
train jumped the track again this afternoon,
delaying the mail again few hours.
In the case OF William Lilies alias Moore,
who was sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary for forgery. an appeal TO the Cir
cult Court has been taken, and will be heard
AT the March term
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25

The mbulauca was called Yesterday 10
tho 70 ng Mem. christian Association 10
atteud-t man named Pres on. suffering WIN
rhcumet,m. lie Was iaken 10 the alnshouss
fDr reufmeul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-25
a DOSE OF HIS own MEDICINE.
UncIe sam Gets Prom John Buli oHlf
some oC iil, own rhysic.

romt oi thtt bhh hfNf'f
NEW NORY, Jan. "a special from o.
tawa says that While American papers are
abusing the British Government for alleged
neeloc, and discourtesy In failing 10 invite
me American Republic "a participate in
me Jamaica exhibition they have over.
Looked more glazing oversight or wilin'
insult 10 the Dominion. Although sic D.,
a next neighbor, Canad1 has not received
ann adyices official OF oihtrw is eNp NpreSsin<
= desir,. on the part OF the United states
,bat Canada should participate IN the COM
ing worlds Fair at Chicago.lt the impt ia!
government was invited. no lIS Sll"liVn "'s
so,cned Cyta9a. Thus. the Dominion az
Agriculture is completely at ,ea respecting
,vbat should be done. - tAr no action mas
heen taken, aud the chances arc that Can
ada's representation in Chicago VIII %
nonfnel 10 private exhibits.