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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01

Frank Killen has announced a desire
10 wea the red under Cap. ComiSkey
next season. Unfortunately for the
players the funeral Of Personal Desires
occurred al indianapolis . fortnight
80. There were no pall5earerS and
w mourners.-TbmCS-Star
Morgan Murphy does MOI want to go
Cincinnati, and does MT propose to
here il it can be helped He wants
10 retasin in the East md nothing
would please him mere than to play in
BbstOu.
Plttsburg really signed Elmer Smith
Yesterday, but gave out that It had not.
Dhring the afternoon KaustS City wired
that smith WAS on their reserve list
anu they expected him TO pay there.
The Brooklyn ball team viii be made
uDof Brouthers, first base Ward, sec
ond Hse; Joyce. third bae; COrcoran,
shorHstOp; Har0y Richardson, left Held;
Grind centerfield; Collins,-ight field.
il ~. Speas, OF the Kanhs Citys, has
iss1led a call for a meetinl OF base ball
: mei At Chicago next Thursday week,
lJsnuaiy z, with the idea IN view OF
formiag a new Western ASSOCIATION.
Mix Kelly mas buuOA0V'tL IL - @oSus
10 erRt private gymntium In his
barn I bingham, aud WI begin as
earl9 next month TO TAX daily prac-
tice erein.
,JM p Mutrie says '1at" Powers
I work him out Of the NeF York club.
John B. Day, Mutrie's bbt friend in
base kii, says Powers act u honora0ly
/. IN thWugh. n
az a. ~ re- = say' Ia a(lstter to'E friuud
tS1is te am, ~ win tgIarIy give way
81 slcce ser, NJ the latter can be secured.
lqo'S WCtarY Scandrett, a man who can
Kisses A Reasonable argument, is In
gSlsKingtoA to-day comforting with
Ires.dent Ypung on the Lyons award.
John Haley, who was at one time one
Of the leading amateur catchers Of
BROOKLYN. died Of consumption Monday
In the 25th year Of his age.
The umDires will be Lynch, Lmslie,
sheridan and McCrum. The latter is a
New York amateur.
Tom Brown says be would sooner re-
tire from base ball altogether than 20 to
the Louisville club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
A.hworlh COMING Homo.

LONDON, December 51.-Joseph Ash
worth. formerly Secretary and Treasur-
ar OF the Royal Arcanum Building and
Loan Association OF Brooklyn, y. Y,
who was arrested on November 18th
last on the charge Of embezzling nearly
SEQ. 600 from the association, was to-day
surrendered by Magistrate Bridge. sit
ting in the Bow Street Police Court, for
-sxtradition TO The Uaited States for the
@hl on the charges made againstihim'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
PRODUCE.

New YORK, December S1.-Flour-Re-
ceipts $1,000 packages; exports, 1900 bar
rels; market steady; sales $4,000 barrels
Wheat, receipts, 2SS, 900 bushels; exports,
IL. 600 bushels; sales $1,000 bushels fu-
lures, and ll6. 0Oe bushels spot; spot market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01

Nos. 3sad 4, daily, =. y. v. Limited. rsn SOLID
between New York and Cincinast with Vssti
bale Sleeper between wtshinxton AID Losb
vile and between Cincinnati and Old Poin
Comfort.
NOS. and solid trziss with Pullman sisspsrs
between Cincinnati and Wsshington. No. 5has
Pullman Sleeper Roncsyerts 70 Old Point Con-
Train 10. slsayes Clifton Forge at e.Ds. n
and arrives at Charlottesville 81 I0.1o . n
HUNTfSGTOS DIVISION: No. ", leave
Clifton Forge daily sos u arrive Han tinx tos
$50 .. "a. No. a daily, lesss Huntingdon Coo
a, m, arrive Clifton Forge $50 ,. m. Ne. IS
daily eIcsp. Sunday, leave East ssvsl SODA
a. srriys Huntington 1000 .. n. 10. 10. daily
except Sunday. leave Huastngton 500 .. n. ~.
ri cSsisEc ci, s Division: No. n, daily en-
capt sunday: Is.ys Hunsing;oa go = a. .sf.,:
sur 5sy. leave Cincinnati 2:0 p. N, ar1iye
supiisx.os s;1 ? n s ~ s..,y N.Y.. srss syi
ssrrsft ESQ 4 NJ No. 80, dsiiy sxespt esndsy
leave cincinrsfi 500 p 2, aFriss hsysviis
0'cAss = v a gdaIl ca "a ~ 100 =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01

Baggage checked through 70 desiinstics Of
tickets.
v, J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent,
Psrkersburg, W. Va
A. J. DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Parkersburg. ~. Va.
J. o. Tomiinson, Passenger Agent Wheel
ing. w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
1sA SHOOTING GALLERY
,,hn Chinamsn who hit the Centre
Every Time He Drew Bead
Ne,v York Adrsr,issr.

NcD fOrA <t~tst-- ~.
Blug bling bing and sSree t Ous.e ~
~sat into the centre 81 the ,risSv ,S -
accurately as though 'he 9, 4 + ,,t s,ss
tesrs SLAYER was looking over ~ .,se IF
s,shts instead Of the yell9wee JPN ,.O y
meek ana undersited ea -, 80 the
S.+lsfed with his proves W. !. Cor a
bcayier weapon he exchanged IN be
r,volver, and the way in w tbs
Ir.voked pellets into the vita OF IN. saS
swipging royal Bengal aae SA .spte a.
~ heart Of the lronplsted soe9 ~ ~ -
he end o. the 25-yard range Wal
Cor CreedQlore ~ Who
4 party 81 sgorslve JACK r1 ,,s %sS
"a been ippeItug imaginary t. c.
~lth mucA, enthusiasm 1efas gnns
,sstial's arrival put aside tie s aIs
Z Ia gazed tpon him with ADM
\ prise. ,.na-% wSrth Of
.ov,der an 8ball thsGAott stgles tsI 80 his h
Psn had q NJ thad smOuns ~
hsnd into lis peck sud Z. ksTS
- - lot OF lkmanity lat drli
80 ab - arvr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, December 3l.-Petroleum
opened steady and advanced &c, closing
firm, the principal trading being the clos
ing Of January contracts, in which the short
interest prevailed. Pennsylvania oil spot
591%c; January option, opening and lowest
59l3c; highest and closing $3.50. Sales,
POS, 900 barrels.
On CITY, Pa. December 9l.-Petroleum,
opened 59c5<; highest Coo; lowest 591zc;
closed 59sic. Sales, 154, 600 barrels; clear
auces. 24g,00 barrels; shipments, 74,503
barrels; runs, IA, 693 barrels.
PITTsBURG. Decem Der 3i.-Petroleum,
opened 5955c; closed 5eXc; highest sake;
lowest 594c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
MetaIMarket.

New YORK, December 31.-Pig iron,
neglected; American SIS 50a15 Is. Cop
per. dull; lake $40 20. Lead, unchanged.
Fin. quiet and steady: straits $40 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
General sportlng Notes.

The early history of bowling fur
nisbes no argument for it's perpetuation
for any length OF time. But the bowl
inc of the days Of our fathers, and that
even a few years ago, is q very different
article from the bowling OF to-day.
IRE game has become more scientific,
r,ors fascinating and more popular.
rba season Of dissension among some
81 the athletic clubs IS now atlts neighI
FTbipgs occur during the year that
wound the feelings Of many OF the am-
bitiops members and they defer their
canoes for vengeance un'l eiec''on
Ibcie fhrns out that Black Jim, the horse
Ia Su9lby American sharperS al Paris,
I'm Av.Rrank T., 2;23, which was sola al
latsn sn ia New York last winter Inc
,ity eaa Of the leaders and workers IN
ChehsEtench expedition is not known
"a d Isbnessy's famous dog Texas has
GA ls,ted hands, aud is now the property
RI y NJ y. X. Paten. Of st. Louis. Tex
Il ma terror. and has won many hard
pfttle.
rrha real estate values OF Union coun-
, n. j., have increased 4t'OOO'OOo
acs good roads have been built.
The Mascoutah Kennel CLUB OF Onics-
- win give "a, zoo in cash prizes atneSt
february'S bench show.
Forty game cocks from England nave
an received for the poultry sho" IN
fblladelphia.
9connectleut militia have adopted
as bicycle for scouting and sighSi corps
uses.
Stranger Lewis is in Erie ana eha'-
lepres all Pennsylvanians
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

" CENTRAL STANDARD TfrE
Direct route 20 Marietta. Parkefsbufg Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Porumouta
and Cincinnati Also 20 Charleston, Ciiftoa
Forge and Stanton, Va, and Lexington anl
Louisville. Ky.
Time table effective December 8, 1921.
sDaIly. tDaily except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
w. p. Ak nIYIsIoN

For Pittsburg, o:iO and 7:O a M, and SD
N. daily. and 1870 y. m. daily except sunday.
Washington Accommodates. 800 p. "a.
cept Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
NHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
Fl. n. ".
Fast Flying VifglniAn.)

Fast Flying VirginisnJ
yestibule Limited, solid, with Dining Car, be-
tween New York, Washington and Cincinnati.
Vestibule Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati. SEIZED.
ule in Effect July I, 1891.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIKI; West OF Clifton
EssrxRx STANDARD TIM: East Of Clifton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
Fyon p,,,sbu,o. I0.I0A. m. IA,

From Pittsburg, l0:I0A 70. daily, 1870 p ~
except Sunday, SIS and 1913 ~. daily "A II
Washington Accommodating m. dNly
except Sunday.
General Passenger Agen lumorsl
Us. LANE, Wheeling. deif
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01

WHEELING d ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Monday.
September IA, 1921, trains will run ~ fellows
City Time:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01

+Daily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm urove
g. d. GILLELAN,
Gen. MANAGER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

The Tvpooralical Union held q meetng
lost evening at their hall over the police
court The regular routine business was
transacted. aud the proposition OF the city
newspapers made recently 10 the Union was
submitted 20 q special committee, when VIII
meet on SUNDAY. 9th instant
The next business before the Union was the
election of two delegates 20 the international
Union To be held in Philadelphia IN June
nerf. The nominations We're made last even
lng. and the election will take place on We'd
nesday the 30th.
The candidates nominated are as follows
Messrs. James Healy. Arthur Ferguson. a.
g. Mccullough. George II. Young and l.. W.
Iupnau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. / S92-
SIX PAGES.


rho Passion councilmen arc in tho city
1obn Jasper is TO be married.-There Will be
baseball in Richmond next week.-The naval
court has adjourned.--Lee Csmn met
Tb.r. was a debate at the college.--Iowhatan
Club met. -
Thu Rantist Missionary Institute is TO he held
IN Charlottesville May gath and 25th.--hon' D.
". Marshall. Of Craig, will be candidate ior
corgress.--Mr W =. PANE. of kansas mas
nresented portrait OF Edgar All IN roc 10 'no
Inivorsitv.-Mr II i. Lyman. OF Aloemsrle'
Ill address the Farmers Institute. to be helu III
.lav,ndria in April-Miss Emma j. Currier ana
ur Willard ". King. Of hlbemarle. married
A Young Mems Christian Association bulldlhg
viii he erected at Emory and Henri College
psrio Machine Works at Buena Vista Will soon
I've At work again.-Deaths OF Aessrs l. "
claiborne and J. Il. Guthry. old citizens OF
Buckingham county.--A meeting OF inc re-
tersburg bar passed appropriate resolutions on
tho death of William l.. Watkins.---lhe estat'
of the late Alexander Donnan OF Fetelspurs'
estimated at slio,OOO-An Atlantic Coast Line
freight train wrecked at Petersburg by COLLISION
With a Norfolk and Western freight train
I,vnchburg was visited by destructive hre
yesterdav.---Dye and Heillin. convicted OF the
murder of Mrs Hines and children at warren
ton were hanged by q mob AT EalnesNlHt
Thursday night.--It is feared III NoriolA lha'
the schooner Tecumseh has been wreckeu al sea
knife blade has been extracted from tLe
hreast of Captain Osmont after lapse OF SLY
xaars-Rev. S. p. Huff, of Petersburg, has
lesn cauai to three churches In Westmorelahd
Senator Fairfax Of Loudoun. has lost elgh
fne colts.--Death of Mr.. Bentley Wynkoop
of Loudoun county.
NORTH CARoLISA.
tits reported that the restaurant OF the WI
,nineton and Weldon railroad at Weldon Wi
ne removed TO Rocky Mount. 1. CLARK
colored. has announced his candidacy for Con
grass in the Weldon district-Survey Tor
railroad from the mouth Of the Chowan I
Ayoca in BERTHE county, has been begun
There was fatal cutting ARRAY at Plymout
betyeen two negroes.--A township Alhanc
meeting in Union county IN dofsed the feople
'party.
Colonel l.. L. Polk has ANNOUNCED himself
Third party candidate for the presidency
Captain +. q Bradley of Henderson, n. C.,
dead--Fire greatly damaged the mammot
tobacco factory of Iiggett Myers at )
Ionis yesterday.--It is said that new disser
sions have arisen in Chili.-Chancellor CaI
rivi of Germany. has resigned.-Ihe frenc
Anarchists are cleverly eluding the police
Tho British bark Windermere is ashore OIL Il
coast Of New Jersey. Senator Hill spoke
Augusta. Ca. yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

Either 10 adopt plain precauion, one sane
toned by experience and approved by medical
mon or TO incur the risk of a malady obdurate
and de tructiye In It's various forms Of intermii-
tent or bilious remittent fever or dumb ague'
which OF the two2 For every type, for every
phase of malaria Hostetters Stomach Bitters
is specific 10 acts promptly-does ITS work
thoroughly As defense against tho maiarial
faint il is most effective. Emigrants 70 anu
denizens % regions in the West where mas,
,'+i, sor,nlaints are periodical yisitants should
Ie mindful. OF this and use the Bitters a. SAFE
ruard. For constipation, bilousness. rheuWa-
rieu fla grippe.' kidney and bladder troubles
a.,of malaria Against the injurious euect-
of eXl osure. bodily mental fatigue IL - also
"a valuable protection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla


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il you desire 10 dose"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
The Effects of St. 1a,rick's Day Shown Up
Before tho Dispenser.

The shirt Of St. Patrick lowered about the
court Yesterday morning like mosquito net
over q child's RIB. The day previous had
witnessed a great and genuine demonstration
in honor of the patron saint OF the Elpetaiu
ISL and many of the iubilant admirers OF tho
anniyersary showed up yesterday morning III
a condition that would have Indicated W
weeks celebration OF the most enthusi" .'
character The beautiful weather OF lnu'9l
day WAS strictly on the line OF tue sApeOsoe
conditions for the 18th OF March. lh'lo VIC" %
no dazzling sunshine 20 6eat 10
to tax the eyes and no Oppressive Hoa -, ~
fatione the body or TO enervate the ciV.No.S
in fbe line of march. but the OMNIBUS
clouds were banked with snow -.
and hail. and every few minutes .N
ture of all three came tumDhus 80
until even the devoted a ollUme,d friend Of
shamrock wished that the reno"nSu -,
lin had mt Off his coming into TINS unyO"-
fo'tsbla world until the falrer days OF la'ei
~ potrick Is reputed to have driven al OF
the snakes out OF ireland. but he Noutu NNr0
had a dismal time yesterday morning. go,
do.vorino 10 uncOu a few that were liiEu1J
,i,sa - the hats and boots OF some OF MS ar
don, s,,nnorters The cOOred man does hol
/ orjiroriiy exhibit any more tondness lot tne
! sons of Erin than does that same race ior eue
sons of Africa. and on thursday Tue noIlu
! kent in tie background ana gave up VA Wy 80 10y
for the patriotic enjoyment OF the Loyal wear
! Knot white was charged with
being drunk. and was fined g MI. hholl
/ may or NAV not be of Irish lineage out ne -
a tT.f-cless celebrator and evidently enjoyed
Robert Davis (whitel who is employed at
work ON the new City Hall, seemed 10 nave
an unusually pleasant day, ana was cNai soc
with being drunk. with lighting on tno So So
and with assaulting +. ". DRAKE. INC I'm, I'm.
bined fines we're sl2 and 1t is fortunate 'Aa'
the dav only comes once year.
Philip Lambert white was hned - loi Oe-
Frank Rosenback white was sent up lor
thirty DAYS on the charge OF vagrancy. al,
| William O'Dwyer and John Thomas lOo1u
Vvhite) were charged with fighting ana were
fined Is each The appearance OF mo WI
men would indicate that they ha9 spent a'.
dav in fighting for if any part OF the Doay ol
eifhor WAS free from bTulse or scratch IL WAS
| skillfully concealed. -,..l
samuel b. Hirshberg white was charged
with being disorderly IL the saloon or =. =.
rrbon and WAS fined 20 Hirshberg IS the
man who struck Commonwealth Attorney
smith in Messerschmidt's saloon on THURSDAY
NIGHT. No charge, however, was made against
Charles Harris. the only coored man be.
fore the court was charged with felony. and
/ Adele pankey. a young cOored girl, testified
in her own behalf. but failed TO convict Har-
| us OF the crime and he was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19
gage in.

SO FAR the Astor fanny, of New York. has
conducted itself so discreetly that in a gener-
alton its reputation has been unbesmirched
by scandals Now this record is broken. Mrs.
j. Coleman Drayton. daughter Of the lady
who il known ms the Mrs. Astor, distinction
which carries little meaning to people outside
of New York city. has for some time been in
yolved in rumors which have finally thrust
themselves into public print upon the an
nouncement that challenge has passed be-
tween Mr.. Drayton and Mr.. Borrowe. We
made it a cause for congratulation recently
that the American people were rarely deluged
with the nosome details Of divorce suits re-
sembling those which are SO common in Eng
lsh aristocratic life. simply because in this
country We have no exalted class whose do
nestle inGdclities are. when aired in court.
Interesting 10 the people at large. The unu-
sual attention attracted by such an affair as
the Drayton-Borrowe imbroglio is only q fur
Their proof Of this fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

Old Daniel Edwards, the gray-haired negro
man who for many years has daily solicited
aims az the gates of the Capitol. died yester-
day. Daniel suffered the loss OF both bis legs
during the war when employed in the brass
works near Petersburg. and thus for over
quarter OF q century has lived upon the chart
ties of the people who pass within the gates
which. with the help of stick. he threw open
to each passer 10y.
During session after session Of the General
Assembly Daniel has watched ut the gates
unmindiul of the political battles or legisa-
tive contests which were being waged above
him on the hill IL was enough for him TO
know that the body of men passed him
each winters morning, and his CHEEKY
call fol- contributions has disturbed
the reyeries or the morning meditations
of many of our most prominent men.
For several months past Daniel has been
very feeble. and the 0utstretched hand with
the battered tin cup has sllently made the mp
peal which IN former wears he cheerfully
called. Daniels days OF begging are over.
but the music made by the jingle of the coins
that fell from charity's hand into his tin cup
will yibrate throughout the universe as long
as human hearts are warm and man still
loves his fellow-man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

u "a M, nj all unlikely tina. inc bemo,
= -, convention at Chicago Will
49, A.. a,..;no Of Ex-Governor Buckner.
% ren,narr IN regard to Cleveland and
nominate him anyhow. ~ -. -.
ouently alluded TO in these coi"'A",' 'los ~" 80.
the great Democratic cyclono u low -.
cIorolond VIVA bv common consent iookeu
,,non 90 ,bo man under whose leadership ID
,soo ,ho democratic party would march to
-. der the banner Of tariff reform
7. =. oroood;nglv unfortunate that anytime
should have occurred T. destroy 'lio ui'''' ~
enthusiasm which then preyaheo III 'ne iaiN'
of the Democracy. But the lfeo sn'e' me-
oorr;o, o,v,,v bv their infatuation with the Zoe"
.l,o, soventv cents worth Of silver can Oe
made worth a hundred cents by legislation
and tho creed for spoil and place among pro.
fossionol politicians. have sadly demorallzeo
the party, and threatened 1t Win SUCH oei'','-
disc nd and dissension as to nave aiIe""'
made victory. which was once nssuTeu' w
cidedly doubtful.
There is. however. good cause stlll lett io'
encouragement and hope Mr.. Olo'e'"nu
as strong to-day as he ever was with inc sr'"'
masses OF the people, and, outside OF Ne"
York is stronger than any man VINO has oeoI
mentioned in connection with the preslden''''
nomination. He is far stronger IN the East
West and South than his most form daoie op-
nonent and even in New York IS as hkeiy 10
succeed as any one else. Indeed, Il ne ge.'
the nomination. he can count on New lorA
If what is said Of that State be true, for 1t mas
been positively asserted by the friends OF sen
ator Hill that that gentleman nous
tho electoral vote of the Empire state
i, the hollow of his hand, anu
can secure it for whom he will. And as Nr'
Hill in his speech at the ALDERMAN Dahque'
in Savannah Thursday night. declared th"'
New York would cast her electoral vote in the
same way a. Georgia. it stands to reason that'
since Georgia will vote for any Democratic
nominee. no matter whom he may be, the Sen
otor viii see that tho ex-President gets the
thirty-six votes of New York in case he IS
the partys standard-bearer
It is plain. therefore, that the party stands
abetter chance of winning with Cleveland than
with any one else, and the wisest step the con-
vention could take would be TO adopt Governor
Buckner's suggestion. and nominate him any
how. If they do. and elect him. the profes
sional politicians may be greatly disturbed
but the people will have their will. and th'
country will have President in whose hand
il can safely place its interests; for he ha
been fully tried and never yet been foun'
wanting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

THE Dispatches suggestion is correct. 1t
has not understood The TINES. The TINES
does not favor the city building an electric
plant for itself either by contract or by day
labor. The TINES opposes the city having
any electric plant at all. Let US buy our cleo
tricjty from an electric company as private
citizens buy theirs.
While the opinions both Of TIE TIMES and
the Dispatch may be of no public moment,
vet Tar TIMES thinks it is the duty of both.
as public journals. 10 lay oil the facts and
arguments bearing upon this important sub
iect before the people, that they may receive
all possible aid in arriving at their conclu-
sions. The Dispatch thinks the most impor-
tant consideration in the matter is to have
electric works that are to light the streets
operated by city employees. Its reason fol-
this is that city employees will be polite while
employes of corporations will be rude. W.
value politeness highly, but we do not think al
apprehension that the employees of private
electric companies might be rude sufficien
reason for embsrking the city IN expendi
tures that she is in no condition to afford, Of
for putting her into commercial enterprise
that she ought under no circumstances to en-
gage in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19

The second rehearsal for the grand finale Of
the pymuastic display 70 be given at tho
Mozart Academy on Friday April stu. wiil
Ia held this evening al s.l5 O'clock 40 the
Blues' armory in the Snyder building on
Eleventh and Cary streets. All those who
want to participate in the exhibition are ex-
pected to be present
Admission tickets 10 the entertainment can
be had now free of charge at the Association
buildlng. On presentation o. this ticket ~
tLeLox Office Of the Mozart Academy and on
nacinr TWENTY-FIVE cents each reserved seats
can be secured.