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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-25
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1rpeps Partisan Enamel ror the
Creation of a perfect Complexion, The
iavorite French Cosmetic.
&rpePS Complexion Cream Eraoi-
Gates Wrinkles, and gives to the Skin the
Texture of youth.
appe''s skin Bleach, Eradicates at
blcmishes, and discoiorations of the skin such
as Tan, Suuburn, Freckles, Swarthy and
greasy appearance of the face.
AprePS Oriental Powder in Flesh,
White, Pink and Cream shades, gives to the
face beautiful clear and transparent ap
pearance. e,M
Appeps Natural Blush The only Rouge
true to nature. when applied to the face or
lips, canpot be detected, put up in two shades
Light for Blondes, Dark for Bruuettes.
Ths Ap,al ccsIo.ic Go. 5aa Francisco, Cal.
\ pamphlet on how to Create 81 complexion frsH,
nd goods For SaeBy
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-25
BORN.

BOGALSKY-To the wife of 7. o H. Bogalsky,
November "a. 1892, at z p. M, q girl.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-25
Boeton Defeats Chicago. !.

Boet0n OefoatS ChfchG0.
Cu1oAao, Nov. 24.-The football game
hetween the teams Of the Boston and
4 number ne cough cure Mr.. Jas. H. Bar
nat. 243 G. dsr ST., Buffalo, N. Y. writes thus;
II am using Or. Bulls Cough Syrup IN my Ism m
aoyuehS snd colds, and my house shall never bs
WithOut L."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
Lexington.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dee. "A recep-
ton was given by Mrs. John Carmichael
TO the members of the Greek letter
Kappa Alpha fraternity of Washington
aud Lee University on Friday night from
1880 to II. The hall and parlors were
beautifully decorated in the colors OF the
fraternity, crimson and old gold, while the
chairs and other furnituce bore i'm the
same appropriate manner many little
reminder of the well known secret college
order Supper was served at o'clock.
Mrs. Carmichael was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Morgan PendletOn.
There were several of Lexingtons most
charming young ladies present They
were: Miss Semmes, Miss Elise Semmes.
Miss Ellen Lee, Miss Shipp, Miss Lucy
Ship, Miss Mary Preston Graham, Miss
Allen and Miss Janette Allen The Kappa
Alphas were: Major Beverly Tucker and
Hon. Greenlee d. Letchef. of Lexington;
Messrs. j. A. Diamond. w. W. Sale.
NJ. Moore, Chester McRea, Thomas w.
Shelton, /. w. i1"i)onald, j. r T. Car
michael, J. n. Goode, j. o. Houston and
+. p. Cole, Of Washington ard Lee, and
Mr.. Edward Cook, OF New York.
The return Of Miss Maggie Freeland
TO Lexington TO spend the winter, was
a cause Of great pleasure to her many
friends here. With her came Miss Betue
Clark, OF Clarke county. MISS carrie
Moore, of Richmond, is also her guest
An event in the county, which attracted
the presence of several Of our people, was
the marriage at Collierstown OF Mr..
Stewart Argyle Leltch. Of Cincinr att, and
Miss Mary Grace Hull, at the residence
Of the brides parents. Both of the con-
tracing parties are highly connected In
the county.
Mr.. Elmer J. Smart. Of the Dover On. h
bar, spent several days here this week
on business. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Irvine have gone TO
Blueheld w. Va, to live.
Mrs VIII gfield Liggatt Of Harrison
burg. and Mrs S. F. Miller. Of Elkton,
are the guests Of Mrs. Judge Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch White, Of Lynchburg,
returned home yesterday from visit to
the formers parents here.
Mrs Major i. II. Smith has returned
home from d visit to Lynchburg.
Congressman Epes is at Washington
and Lee visiting his son.
Mr.. G. Nj. Figgatt. cashier Of Bank OF
Lexington. has returned from a weeks
visit to Fincastle.
Arrangements have been completed for
a hop at the Virginia Military Institute
Friday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
FORTY MILEs OF WRECKAGE.
The Mighty Ruins of the Abandoned
Panama Canal.

A writer in the San Francisco Chronicle,
who has recently finished the trip from New
York TO the Golden Gate by way OF the
Isthmus, has the following TO say regarding
the Panama Canal:
IN IL O'Clock sharp we started fer Pan
ANA, and the memory Of this trip will lin
ger long In the minds Of those who took it.
II Is worth going around the world 20 take.
No sooner does the train leave Colon or
Aspinwau than 1t plunges into the very
midst OF pile OF wreckage forty miles
long. On all sides are scattered, or rather
dumped down Unfortunately, evidences Of
the most gigantic swindling scheme Of all
history. hear one Of De Lesseps admirers
say: Surely not n swindlng scheme Well,
then, lot us call II criminal inccmpetency.
Tens Of thousands Of tons of castings
valuable at one time, superannuated now,
lie imbedded in the mud amid a winding
sheet Of palms. There are hundreds OF
locomotives. some sheltered by vast area
OF sheds, more not, and exposed to all the
ravages OF sun and rain. am told that II
fhs locomotives on the isthmus were joined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
xsUprosED cLUE TO THE MURDER
ERs or THE M'DONALDs.
per-Lee williams, tho Negro Exod"s'er'
Responsible for the Emigration OF
the uarnett Third Partyites.

u.IEIGH. n. c., Dec. Especial
vevs Is received here to-day from Moore
county that several parties are under sus-
escion for the horrible tragedy enacted
there. but as yet no one has been ar
rested. and the perpetrator OF the crime
seems TO be shrouded in great mystery
Great excitement is reported, and IL Is
said that II suspicion fastens upon any
one. he will fare badly
II was learned to-day that "Pes-Les
Williams. the veteran negro exodus agent
who moved many negroes from Nor'h
Carolina South "a few years ago. Is re-
sponsible for the Third party pahu eI'li-
grating from Harnett county to IeNas
last week, and that he Is maiHns UP
other parties 10 follow.
An interesting murder case mas Deeh SCI
TO come I'D next Wednesday in the Unlteu
States Court. IL IS the case OF Ha'na-
riah Rhades. charged with murder
IN Duplin county. The case was moved
10 the United States Court here, because
Il was said Rhodes could not get iair
trial. a special venire OF one huhuieu
men has been summoned.
The State returning board completed
the canvas Of the electoral vote at "
o'clock tonight. with the following re-
suit Cleveland. 1881; Harrison, lOOS4o;
Weaver. 4f7G2; Bidwell Qrofbitionisu,
2C6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
DEATH or MRS. MILLER.
Meeting of the Mary Washington Monu-
ment Association Set for Tuesday.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. g.
Special.-Mrs Mary Louisa Miller, wife
of Mr.. r. X. Miller, daughter OF Mrs. l..
S. Bradley and sister Of Mr.. w e. Brad
lev, of this city, died yesterday at her
home on Eutaw Place. Baltimore, aged
forty-two years. Her mother and sister,
Mrs. A. b. Yates, both Of this city, were
present at the time OF her death, and Mr.
w. T.. Bradley left last night for Balu-
more. The funeral will take place from
her late residence Sunday evening at 2
o'clock.
A meeting Of the Mary Washington
Monument Association will be held in
their rooms next Tuesday evening at 45O
O'Clock.
Mr. Joshua Fletcher of Fauquier coun-
~. shipped this week car load OF cat
tie averaging 1880 pounds each. They
will be exported to Europe and sold IN
the London market.
Mr.. Fleming Schooler succeeds the late
]. J. Berry, Sr.. as bookkeeper at the
Eagle Shoe Factory, In this city.
The friends of Colonel $. Wexford Cor
bin. of King. George county, will urge his
name for appointment as Assistant Sec
rotary Of Agriculture under President
Cleveland.
new modern dwelling, erected by a
syndicate in the western portion Of the
city, was sold by public auction and pur-
chased by the Hon. NJ. p. Rowe, who has
already refused handsome advance
above the cost price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
RACK ETT BROUGHT BACK.
The Young Man Was Arrested in Port
JerXis. y. y.

s. w. Racket, the young man who
was indicted in Henrico County Court
some months ago for the betrayal of
Miss Yeamans after promise Of marriage,
has been brought back to Virginia.
He was arrested and held in Port Jer-
Wis, and the sheriff Of Henrico county
took the necessary papers there for him
several days since, returning last night
Miss Yeamans lives i'm the county, near
Twenty fifth street extended.
Racket was taken to the city Jail, as
the county Jail is not yet finished, and
Henrico prisoners are lodged in the city
jail.
The young man talked freely 10 the
sheriff, and came back willingly, he said,
remarking that he wished to return, but
did not have the amount of the fare.
He mentioned to the sheriff that he
never told the young lady he would mar
~ her, among other matters, but would
not talk for publication to any one
1t is learned that Racket and brother
Of his had been living together in Mon
roe, n. Y, since he left here.
A month ago Sheriff Solomon located
Racket there, and telegraphed the sheriff
of that place 10 arrest him.
The sheriff did not know which Racket
was wanted so the brother of the man
charged with the offense, Edward Rack
EFT, was arrested.
This was thought to have been under
stood and arranged between them. and
S. w. Racket escaped
He was followed TO Port Jervis, n. Y.
and the story of his arrest and return to
Richmond has been told.
The brother, Edward Racket, was re-
leased on the finding out that he was
not the man wanted.
1t is said that he proposes TO sue the
county of Monroe, n. Y, for heavy dam
ages for false Imprisonment.
The case will be considered by the grand
Jury when they meet for the next term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
FISHING CREEK ASSOCIATION
To be Cleaned Out mt the Governments Ex'
pense When There Are Draw Bridges.

WELDON, n. c.. Dec. S.-Special.-Sev-
eral years ago Congress made an appro-
priation to clean out Fishing creek. which
is partly in Edgecombe and partly in this
county. The creek can be made navga-
BILE from where IL enters Tar river to
Bellanys Mill, i'm this county as is shown
by the report of the United States civil
engineer in charge. The famous Cotton
Oil Mills OF Tarboro wish TO put "a
steamer on this creek, and have written
asking the engineer why IL is that the
appropriation had not been used. He
replied that the money appropriated for
the creek may be applied whenever draws
are provided in such bridges as are. in the
opinion OF the engineer in charge, unrea-
sonable distractions 10 navigation. He
SAYS he has no information that the
draws have been provided, and he cannot
lawfully apply the money until they have
been. II has been suggested that the
Oil Mills make an attempt to navigate
the stream, and. falling. to bring suit for
damages against the counties for OBJ
STRUGGLING II. and thus force the authori-
ties to put in draws.
made a raid in Wilkes county this week.
destroying ten Illicit distilleries and hun
dreds of gallons of liquor.
Albert Rem, thirteen years old, a son
OF James A. Rem, is no doubt the young
est stationary engineer in the State. He
handles the rock-crusher In Granville
county with as much pains and skill as
h he were an old veteran in the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
pryrrssURG.s CIRCUIT co URT.
nonos,,;ons I'm the Tennant-Duniop Case
A Deer Killed In Remarkable way

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 3.-Specia'-
Tho Circuit Court of Petersburg. Judge
r A. Hancock, presiding. viii open on
Monday next. There are seTerai couI'o.
cases 10 be heard at this term. MOB.
Of the dispositions in the suit OF Ienhant
against Dunlop have been taken ana y,
,s nossible that the suit may be heara
AT mis- gesgion OF the court. Ihe amour.
involNed I'm this suit. the details or which
have been already published In TINS cor
resnondence. IS about $4,000.
q dav or two ago. Mr.. A. A. Trsyior'
Of this city. in company with some
friends. was hunting in Sussex county
when their dog jumped deer. The deer
ian " the huutsmsn, and when withlii
a few feet Of them, struck ms heau
against the stump OF a tree and was al
most Instantly killed.
Rev. A. II. Goodchild. formerly generaI
secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Petersburg. IL in the city.
Mr.. Fred Wells, an aged citizen OF DIN
u iddie county, had the misfortune rev
days ego to fall against his bedstead
and break his leg He was alone at the
time of the accident, and lay On the moor
for twenty-four hours before his condition
vns discovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
CATARRH CAN BE CURED.
DR.. J.. Pearce Coates in His Office on
Franklin Street.


In this progressive age, with science
delving deep into mysteries; with inven-
lions perfected; with the many past i'm
possibilities made possible, it is not new
surprising that cdtarTh can be cured.
That this is Il fact Is established be-
yond a doubt by the generous testimony
of patients who have been attended by
Dr. L. Pearce Coates.
Though not long resident OF Richmond,
DR.. Coates has made many complete
cures and he has done so without the
use Of electricity, escharotics and strong
acids. Physicians and specialists have
often attempted the cure Of catarrh, but
the acids used have left patients jim a
worse condition. Dr. Coates completely
eschews the use Of anything Of that kind,
for his treatment is painles and his cure
complete.
Catarrh is very prevalent in and about
Richmond and sufferers Of the dread
malady should not fail to visit DR.. Coates.
He IS thorough physician, having grad
uated with signal honors at the Baltimore
Medical College and the University of
Pennsylvania. He also received special
instructions from the late DR.. Haynes
Agnew. In appearance he is not yet what
might be called ''middle-aged.
DR.. Coates has able assistants, one CT
them n graduate of that famed lnstitu-
ton, the Medical College OF Maryland.
L found Or. Coates in his handsomely
furnished Offices at 708 east Franklin
street yesterday. 1 was ushered into a re-
ceiving room, which by its decorations
spoke well for the refined taste OF the
owner. Later I found myself in a rear
apartment, the Doctors operating room.
There on the large table was the para
phernalia used by DR.. Coates, and tubes.
bottles, instruments, lay about the table
with that professional disorder char
acteristis of a busy man. The room is a
cosy one, full Of light. and the doctor
proved TO be charming company.
DR.. Coates Office hours are from A. NJ.
to T. NJ. during the week. On Sunday the
hours are from TO IL A. NJ. and from
TO =. NJ.
Dr. Coates furnishes all medicines and
his charges are only s. a month for treat
mpnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

tho line would reach from Aspinwsll IN
panama. These engines arc broad gauge
and can never hc used on any ROAD In the
wcrId Then after belng exposed 10 tho
weather for n number Of years the boilers
and more delicate machinery must rust
away and become useless.
"Ifrom end 10 end Of the line OF the pro-
footed canal ut Intervals of n mile aretyii-
lagos of say ffty houses each, designed for
tho occupancy CT the superintendent and
skilled French workmen. Every one OF
,beSe nortnble houses was manufacturer
In France md transported to the isthmus
at an enormous expense. Was that SWIM
die or shall / say incompetency! Could
they not have got their lumber In Florida
at a very much less expensef Ihese hcuses
are dilapidated 10 the last degree. The
roofs are broken IN and the SUITS upon
which they stand have sunken so Tar INTO
the mud and swamps that the occupants
have been compelled to abandon the lower
floor and go up stairs one flight. They are
cccupied by a remnant Of the former popu-
lation OF Jamaica negroes canal laborersl,
who sprawl about the broad yerandas Ike
snakes in the sunshine. God only knows
how they live. or rather exist, IN these
sllme-covered swamps, or what they live
upon.
cost hundreds of thousands OF dollars lying
in the canal excavations. They were
housed in and painted red. and presented
a rather neat appearance but an engineer
on board told me that should the company
resume operations an entire new plant
would be required, as the present was
practically worthless. Why, the division
superlntendents OF the canal work were
veritable Monte Cristos. l was told that
one OF them constructed n palace and
grounds at a cost Of 100000 francs, and
then. with a foresight that characterized
the management OF the whole canal scheme.
he saw that the place was inaccessible and
proceeded TO build a read leading up to 1t
from the railroad at al expenditure OF
400 600 francs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

Electricity is known to be the best and
most reliable remedy for the treatment
Of rheumatism. lumbago, govt and all
nerve diseases, viz, paralysis. nervous
ness, insomnia and neuralgia, pain in thu
back and limbs, weakness kidney and
liver troubles, dyspepsia, &c, and II is
acknowledged by the practitioners and
others who have tried it that the Electric
Couch is the very best and most pleasant
way TO apply it. Then why suffer with
those diseases when you can get a couch
and use IL at home and be relieved? Can
upon accommodating terms. II Is no
humbug, but will do all claimed for It.
Try 1t.
Numbers OF the most prominent physi-
clans use them In their practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
Sunday and Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-There Is a strong
and rapldly-growing moral and religious
sentiment i'm favor of the repeal Of the
Worlds Fair Sunday closing act. one
eminent divine after another is coming
out in favor Of this liberal movement.
MIR. J. r. Thompson, secretary or the
Worlds Fair Sunday Opening Associa-
ton, has received a letter from His Emil
nence, Cardinal Gibbons, OF Baltimore say
ing that the Sunday closing would be very
unfortunate. for many thousands would
be tempted TO spend the day in dissipa-
ton, and he would favor the opening OF
the Fair on Sunday afternoons to even
ing, with the provisions that all ma
chinery should be stopped, and all me-
chanical and laboring work that Will not
be urgently necessary should cease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
Presents for Men.

Linen handkerchiefs at 50 a dozen. and
from that up.
silk Observation-Disclosures, 5Oc.; also
hemstitched from soc. up.
English long shawls for the neck, full
dress shields all new; leather travelling
sets. the patent travellers portfolio, new
this season.
New things in neckwear, all put up in
handsome boxes. Bath robes, smoking
Jackets, dressing gowns, umbrellas, canes,
gloves cuff buttons, scarf pins and all
useful presents for men.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
Phone 707.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
XMAS PRESENTS
FOR
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
AT THE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
527 East Broad Street,
82l Nest Main Street,
1859 East Main Street,
RICHMOND. XA.

Entire new stock Of TEAS. COFFEES. BAK-
ING POWDER, SPICES, MILK, CHINA,
GLASSWARE. LAMPS. CROCKERY, CLOCKS
MOTTO CUPS and SAUCERs, SMOKING.
SETS. TOY TEA SETS. NARCIsSlAN and
MOSS WARE VASES GLASS BASKETS,
BISQUE FIGURES. ROSE BOWLS CRACK
Err JARS and other articles appropriate for
XMAS PRESENTS. All kinds OF HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODSl tooj numerous to
mention.
4 BEAUTIFUL PANEL (size 14I99 inches,
ready for hanging up) presented TO all
during XMAS WEEK. commencing Monday,
December 18th. de4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
CASE OF DENNIS ROE.
The Accused Found Guilty, But an appear
Taken to tho Circuit Court.

Taken to tho Circuit Court.
NOTTOWAY c. H.. Dec. Especial
The county court has been in session
three days. Most of the time has been
taken I'D in the trial OF Dennis Roe
Ccolored), for perjury. The jury found the
accused guilty. and fixed his punish
ment at thirty days in Jail and twenty
five dollars fine. An appeal was taken
to the circuit court, and the accused
was admitted to bail in the sum of $780,
This case grew out Of suit for dam
ages by one John Jones (colored) against
the Norfolk and Western railroad, as far
back as 1889, and has been before the
county court more than six months. Zoe
has been at large on his own recoghl-
zance during all that time. Counsel VIII
follow the case to the supreme court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

pantIst church Thursday night rev D.
A Howard performing the ceremony
vr lanes w. Peay, n large haruWarc
merchant. was married ON tne "V.n oi
Novomber 60 Mrs. Leila cohb' o, ISooNs
Mount. n. c. Mr.. Pcay iS a we',-N ~, g.
business man of this place. Ins VI RI,
will reside here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
ELECTIoNoF MILITARY OFFICERS.
Old North States Smoking Tobacco-The
schofield Revival Meetings.

REIDSVILLE. N. c., Dec. Especial
The Third regiment at Durham on Thurs
day reelected w. A. Bobbitl colonel and
@. w. Hewlett lieutenant-colonel. Henry
Perry, OF Henderson. was elected major
OF the First battalion. ana j. n. Craig, Of
Reidsville. major OF the Second battalion.
Before the meeting adjourned James ID.
Glenn was endorsed for acknowledgement
under Governor-elect Carr.
Mr.. X. p. Richardson. Jr.. has bought
back the entire plant of II. p. Richardson
yr. e. Co.. who manufactured Old North
state smoking tobacco. Several weeks
ago Captain A. K. Walters bought the
plant. but sold Il.
Mr.. schoheld closed his revival at the
Methodist church Wednesday night.
Mr.. J. 8. Pinnix and Miss Lilly Pinnix.
Bon ofthis place. were married At the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
AK for III

and take no other, as Ii is the simplest,
most pleasant and efticacious cough cure
known. lt is the remedy OF our grand
mothers. DR.. David's cough syrup Of pure
pine tar. horehound and Wild cherry. Only
IS cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
ITO INVESTORS.

ITO INVESTORS.
All persons contemplating investments
for 1888 are invited TO consider the de-
STABILITY of the stock of THE OLD DO
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION, which is sold at $50 per
share, and has a maturity value OF 800
per share, paying per cent. annual cash
interest until maturity upon the amount
invested.
This stock presents the rare combina-
ton of handsome returns with security
as absolute as any known investment.
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Secretay and Treasurer,
1llS Main street. Richmond, Va.
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON. President.
DIRECTORS.
John p. Purcell. Norman " Randlpoh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04
CHRISTMAS GOODS
at bottom prices.

Fine Scissors and Cutlery, Brass and
Janan Coal Vases in endless variety. Fire
Sets. Spark Guards, Agate and Blue and
White Ware. now taking tho lead with first
class housekeepers.
4 full line Of Tinware and Housefurnish-
ings. null, rr,
Nschinists' and Carpenters Fine Tools.
Ammunition, HousefurnishIngs &c.
G. b. Harper. John S. Bass and Walker
d. Stuart are with me and will be glad to
A full line of Weather Strips always on
hand at bottom prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

DIRECTORS.
John r. Purcell. Norman ". Randipoh,
J. Taylor Ellyson. John s. Elicit.
Frank T. Sutton oe~sm