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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

game OF draw poker, and the "ante" was
i've cents.
Presently they dropped into jack-pots,
and dispute began between them. Be
LANCER wanted 10 quit the room, when
Fernandez struck him.
A friend Of Fernandez held the door.
but Belanger escaped. and coming down
the steps hit Fernandez.
This little pastime cost Mr.. Fernandez
one $40 bill.
Arthur Morris and John Hill were
charged with shooting at Claude Harris
with a gun in the street
Claue Harris was charged with shooting
at Morris with a pistol In the street.
These boys had a row a week ago in
Baker street near st. Paul street. Nor
ris owned up TO firing at Harris but says
there was nothing in the gun but powder,
and this was proved TO be true.
Several witnesses declared Harris did
not have a pistol.
1t cost Morris s. for firing a gun in the
street. The others were discharged.
Robert Brown (colored) was charged
with assauting Humphrey Young, and
Young (also colored) was charged with
striking Brown with a fat-iron.
This grew out OF family row. and
Brown was discharged. Young was sent
to the grand jury.
so the ambulance was sent for. DR.. Tay-
Tor dressed the wounds.
Charles Johnson (colored) was charged
with assault on Virginia Johnson. This
case was confined till next Saturday, as
Virginia Johnson did not appear.
ThN1as Marshall and Mamie Morton
Doth colored) came up for assaulting and
beating Biddy Taylor
Thomas was fined SO. and the woman
was dfech~ rfrrl
Annie Lewis and Mary Giles Doth col
ored) were each fined $3.50 for drunken
ness and disorder in the street.
Archie Billups (colore6 was fined $3.50
for disorder and throwing stones in the
street.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket Friday:
J. w. Ma tin contested in favor Skies
Albert snr Io icss any in favor Martin o
C6esapeake and Ohio Hallway Company
in favor TSG" Of J. S. Moore 81 -
Mrs VI f. Tinsley in favor r ". Gary 20 o.
Fulton Brick Company IN favor Joseph % N
Whites. -. 'o','e'.' .,.. 81 90
JaIneS McCsrter contested in favor
john NcniNetcr. ...'s'..'.'. ....''' ~
D. /. Graham I'm favor Joseph Meyer. 80. 80 II
John Tyler. Jr in favor r. =. Hawkins 81 81
i. l. Slaughter in favor y lOrshelm. .. - ~
q. !. Loval in favor B. FlOrshelm. .;..''' q ~
Hen Watkins in favor y. }. Hancock. Oh
Clinton DePriost in favor &. y. Delarue. II 20
&. Ielleti in favor y. 4. y. Powers 60
G. VI. Sykes in favor ). T. SHELTON, adj
ministrator ..... .-...... - Al %
William b. Coebill in favor Lawson Val
entlne Company. .........'''''' - w
W. {. Jackson in favor G.. W. Taylor .. 43
j. J. sutherland in favor Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company........ 20 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Mrs. Friscbkorn's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Julia Meredith
Frischkorn took place yesterday afternoon
from St Marks church, in the presence
Of a large cOnccurse Of sorroWiDg friends
and acquantances Rev. George Abbott,
assistant rector Of st. Marks, assisted by
the Rev. DIR. Burton, Of st. Johns, con-
Quoted the services.
The music, under the direction Of Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. assisted by Mrs.
Knowles, Mrs. Reinhardt, Mr.. Shaw ana
Professor Reinhardt at the organ, was most
beautiful and touching Captain Cunning
hams "Gcod Night" was rendered with un-
usual pathos. Nearer My God to Thee"
and hymn 5l2 were among the selections
Of the quartettc.
The remains were followed to the grave
in Hollywood by Il long line of carriages.
The pall-bearers were-Active: John Lind
sey. Jr.. Charles W. Hardwicke John $
Lear. William II. Brauer, Y, Wiley Davis,
Charles II. Epps, W. G. Fuller and l.. c.
Fig.
Hororary-W. Miles Turpin. Charles r.
Rady, J. 3. Peasants and James c. Smith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
JUSTIcE JOHN,S COURT.
mo Election Cases Heard-A Long Sat
"I""y Docket Before Ills Honor.

Nj ~ Iierney was made 10 give securi-
y n 800 for six months for drunkenness
%nc profanity ia the street.
James Ray WAS drunk and raised q dis
tuIDance' ana threatened TO XIII Theresa
" coward lie Wa fined $40 and made 10
give security in $50 for six nIontbs
William Lewis (coloredl and T,n,,,,,os
Culiinssworth each save up g for drunk
The United States deputy MARSHALL and
supervisors who were arrested on eIacN
uon day IN the Second precinct Of Iacl(-
son ward for Intrusion and intcrfererco
with voters were before the Police In
Tee yesterday morning.
They were George w. Duesberrv Jr
T.. y Rowe. Miles NJ Williams NJ -
OBrien and Clinton he Priest.
Justice Crutchheld discharged ALI e,o
oi them, mentioning that II the authori-
ties wished them again they would go
before the grand jury.
Mike Fernandez was hauled I'D for
beating Eugene Belanger
Belanger showed up with a beautiful
Sleek eye. II seems that they had a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

On Tuesday evening last. despite the
rainy weather there was quite gathering
at the Eureka A and Z. Club rooms. No 609
north Twenty sixth street. The entertain
ment was very much enjoyed by all present
and the merrlinent was kept up until quite
late.
Among the ladies' present were Misses
Lizzie, Augusta and Lena /ank; Sarah
Blankenship. Minnie Binford. Cora Bell.
Minnie Merger, Annie Cannon. Annie Ma
hone. Calle aud Nary Procelton. Among
the gentlemen present were: Messrs. G. +.
Blankenship. John Malone. John f. Wag-
ner' John b. Metzger. l.. II. Allen. X. 7.
Ba,s. II. L. Me:zger II. l.. Montague. G.
~ Boehme, j. j. Cannon and G. Dowdy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
HELPING TIEE NEEDY.
An Effort on the Part of the Ladies of the
City Mission.

The ladies Of the City Mission held a
meeting in the parlor Of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday after
noon Mrs. A. Y. Stokes, president of the
Mission, was in the chair There were
fourteen ladies present Most Of the time
was taken up i'm the endeavor to conf
plete the directory, some Of the districts
IN this city still remaining without visi-
tors.
A great many cases Of sickness and des-
utution were reported. but the society is
practically helpless, having only So in the
treasury
Mrs. Stokes urged the ladies not to lose
Coufage. expressing the hope that some
charitable persons would come TO the res
cue Of the organization. The ladies were
asked to continue to visit the poor. even
If it could only be dore under great per
scnal sacrifice. Besides ministering 10 the
suffering and giving comfort to those in
need, the ladies were asked 10 consider
the noble cause in which they were work
ing.
The ladies earnestly request the citizens
of Richmond to send in contributions for
the support Of the poor, and they also
hope to be able 10 enlarge their ranks in
order to establish systematic visiting
among the needy.
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Union CENTRAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
CINCINNATI. o.
GEORGE c. GARY, GENERAL AGENT.
lilo EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.

The LIFE-RATE ENDOWMENT POL
ICY, non-forfeitable as issued by UNION
CENTRAL. COMPRISES PROTECTION
with INVESTMENT at ordinary life
rates. Our 20-PAYMENT LIFE GUAR
ANTY POLICY is ahead OF all modern
insurance plans. For our PROMPT
SETTLEMENT OF death loss see copy
OF last paid:
Richmond, Va, Nov. is. 1892.
This is to certify that the Union Central
Life Insurance Company OF Cincinnati, o.,
have this day paid me through Mr..
GEORGE G. GARY, general agent, ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being in fun
for an insurance upon the life OF my
husband. Isaiah Ham, who died In this
city October II, 1892.
Colonel David K. Hunt. from the home
Office OF the company, furnished me i'm
mediately with the necessary blanks.
proofs OF loss and papers required and
advised me concerning making them out
properly, also advised me not 10 employ
counsel or any person, or incur any un-
necessary expense ia looking after my
interests. The payment OF the policy
within thirty days OF the decease OF the
insured and several weeks before the
claim Is due under the contract. cer-
tainly deserve credit. and I cheerfully
commend the company as worthy OF
confidence and patronage.
tSgnedl ANN II. HAM.
no2O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Welded IN WASHING TON.
Miss Josie Poe f. Now the Bride OF Mr.. a.
j. Fairbank.

Miss Josephine B. Poe, the attractive
and much-beloved daughter or MAJOR
John Foe, Jr.. and Mr.. John j. FairbanK'
the popular and weii-known son OF MI
S. G. Fairbank. were married Friday al
ternoon in Washington.
1t was not an elopement. for the parents
Of both the bride and groom Dade them
goodbye on the noon train. The couple
did not care for the general puplclty
now SO prevalent at church weddings ana
there being reasons for the ceremony 10
be performed at some other place IMAM
home, they quickly saw their way on.
of the dilemma by taking the train anu
being quietly married I'm Washington
Major Poe received telegram FRIDAY
evening from them which stated that the
troths had been plighted at O'Clock; that
they We're preparing TO so TO the theatre
that they would spend Saturday In Balt-
more. and that they would be home In
time for dinner Sunday.
The groom is connected with the Gal
lego Mills Company of which his father
is first vice-president. and has many
friends. who wish him and his fair bride
every Happiness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
9lsgg4 YET MORE BARGAINS! Mggs1

( a most complete assortment.
Miners Almond Meal. .19c
LuDihs Extracts, all doors .55c.
fihaud's 2-ounce Extracts. value s1.75,
49, ''........................ 81 z
Pinaud's Borghetto Extract,
'"iue 9l.Op. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .y5c
S-oVace Violet Water patent bottle.
Vi highest concentration. .................Sl
Lundborg's Extracts.
Goya Lily. Alpine Violet,
Edenia, Swiss Lilac. value 75c....... .59c.
Coigate's Largest Toilet Waters,
|dlue I..........................
ffidud's Eau De Quinine, value SOC. &c.
california Violet Extract Toe. size. .... .46c.
Plnaud's Bouquet Cotlllion Extract,
regular price 5c........................5 SOC.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water .44c.
Marie Antoinette Handkerchief Extracts,
l-2-Ounce bottles, Violet, Jessamine
White Rose, Wood Violet Heffotrope.
Jockey Club, Crab Apple Patchouly,
Lilac White Lilac-worth trial. &c
4-ounce bottles Toilet Waters.
Lilac, Violet, Lavender, Heliotrope,
NdlUe Observation-Disclosures. &c.
II pound genuine Vaseline. ..............2 5c.
Genuine Vaseline. tin boxes. &c.
Gloria Water, for the complexion..... sc.
English Lavender Flowers (crushed),
quarter-pOund bags for sachet. ...... 10c.
In fancy paper sachet--all odors. ..... SC.
Talcum Powder. sprinkler boX......... .15c.
fancy-Handle oth-Brushes,
5000, worth ten cents, for................5c.
Real Bristle Tooth-Brushes.
worth &c, no exaggeration..... .12c
Goodyear Whale-back Rubber Comb. .12c
Buffalo Horn, Imitation Tortoise-Shell
Dressing Combs, value 50c.............25 c
Thick. Heavy Dressing Comb
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
Real Bristle Hair-Brushes,
English make. value .25c.
Real Bristle Hair Brushes,
solid back, English make,
Nalue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .75c.
Finest English Hair-Brush,
value $2.3O. .......................sl.5
Nail Files with pocket cases............3 }c.
Folding Scissors, with pocket-cases. DC.
Bone Nail Observation-Disclosures. .10c.
Pearl-Handle Shell Ffles.................2 5c.
SPECIAL SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
a sample line almost half price,
Mirrors, Frames, Silver and Brass
Inkstands. Bon Bons Card-Receivers,
Safes. Candelabra, etc,
only one OF kind.
Prices from 25c. 10 s..
AT the JeWeIFy Counter
Some special-bargain items.
Sterling Silver Hair-Pins &c.
Ornamental Hair-Pins, &c.
Special lots 12-karat Gold Rings,
warranted as represented,
Baby sizes. Observation-Disclosures. 25c.
Misses sizes. .53c.
Children's and Misses, with sets. SOC.
Ladies and Childrens
14-karat Gold Rings,
Imitation stone settings
Rhne-stones. Emerads. Sapphire,
Garnet, Turquoise-value S...........N5O
Solid Gold Scarf Pins
Diamond-chip settings. ................N.OO
Solid Silver Scarf Pins. ................25c.
Bahy's lS-karat Dress Buttons. ......s40O
Real Shell Hair-Combs ...............N.O
Finest Gloria-Silk Umbrellas
Silk covers, cords and tassels,
ladies' and gentiemen's Cape-Horn
handles. Silver plates for engraving
value $50. .Sl.OO
The greatest Handkerchief bargains
Of the year
now on show in corner window.
Chica-Silk handkerchief
Embroidered scallor ed corner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
The List Organs.

Mason &c Hamiin have just received
orders from their London representa-
tives for two List Organs TO be pur-
chased by the Cunard Company for their
new monster greyhounds CATALONIA and
Lucania. now nearing completion. The
List Organ is already supplied TO the
Teutonic. Majestic, Umbria, Etruria, City OF
Paris and City Of NewYork. The two lat
ter ships contain a Mason IL Hamlin piano
as we'll This speaks well for American
manufacturers, and Mason e. Hamlin
may well be proud Of such distinguished
patronage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Thanks, Democrats, Thanks.
HEADQUARTERS CITY DEMOCRATIC OoM'

HFApoUARTERs Cry DEMOCRATIC COM,
RIcHNovD. Va. Nov. 10. 1892.
Editor of the Times, Richmond Va;
Dear Sir.-Please permit us through your
columns /, thank all of the Democrats in-
dividually and collectively who took part in
the parade and torch.light demonstration in
this city on the 18th instant. We are de-
lighted with them and their fne appearance
and conduct and hope to have them with US
often in the future TO celebrate the Wet res
of our party aud the triumphs OF the rights
of the people.
Very respectfully,
s. 3. p. PATTHsos.
Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

Special attention is called to the adj
vertisement I'm another column OF the
sale of high-bred Jersey cows, heifers
and calves at the Richmond Bazaar on
the 18th instant. All this herd of stock
is now at the Bazaar. where the mana
ger. Mr.. ]. d. Seabright will take pleas
ure In showing IL to any who may CALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

I'd Hamilton Cahill, Lessee and Manager.l
r. Wilson Barrett and his London Com
pany will appear at Mozart Academy for one
week. beginning
M0N0AY. NOVEMBER esTH.
Change Of bill st each performance. Sab:
scription tickets for the entire Ieepreo of
eight perform = ices. sio NOW ON eAL1
uosQ-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Secondhand Piano Bargains.

One Steinway Piano (modern), one
Chickering Piano. one Hardman Piano,
one Gabler Piano almost new)
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO.
1905 Main street.
Opposite POstOffice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Hartman Pianos.

Used and Endorsed by our leading mu-
sicians, schools and teachers.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO,
1905 Main street,
ODDOSitn DogtOffice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Steinway Pianos.

The standard pianos OF the world.
WALTER ID. MOSES & co,
Sole agents. 1905 Main street.
Opposite PostOfilce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
POwhatan Braves.

The big Indians Cf the Powhatan Club
have nearly wampum enough 10 begin the
building Of a big wigwam.
Never were the sachems and warriors
in better shape Their great appearance
in the parade Of Thursday night was uni
versally commented on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Upright Pianos, $50.

This plano is in good order and quite
a bargain.
WALTER ID. MOSES & Co.
1905 Main street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

value &c. ............s.>...s..-s.
Knowing people buy hnndkercfiefs now.
Special line Gentlemen's Cassimeres'
Imported Cashmere Pants Patterns,
Soied-End Table Damask almost
half price,
Pure Linen Table Damask,
So inches wide. value 75c..............e0c.
Ga Cardinal Covers.
IA Turkey-Red Covers, value &c., .boc.
Cardinal Table Covers,
l-2 yards long, value 2............N.3
Silk Brocatelle Furniture Covering.
exquisite colorings, value A........n6o
Some extra fine Sfkoifnes,
for drapery, yard wide..............l5c.
Odd Lace Curtains,
one, two and three pairs OF kind,
at about half price.
Imitation Silk Curtains,
gold. pink and light blue,
for doors or windows, value S5......s3.So
$50 pair Lace Curtains,
l-2-yard Nottingham,
cream or white, value s2.50..........N.Io
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
IL yards long, value Sl.50............N
1000 pair Lace Curtains,
imitation Brussels and Cluny.
very dainty, value S.50................S
1000 pair Lace Curtains,
Scotch, Guipure. 2-thread.
Nottingham, value 50 to S5........,.N.oO
The Coat Department
still continues the rage.
Swell Box Coats.
tailor-made. strap seams.
raw edges, velvet collars.
stitched cuffs. large pearl buttons:
exquisite quality. kersey.
navy, black. and tan.
Such a coat North costs $40.
Price here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Black Beaver Coats,
lap seams. cord edge,
satin faced. Value $12................SS.50
Light Three-Quarter Coats.
silk faced. silk-lined sleeves.
Value 80 .......-................Sl
Chudren's AllWool Refers,
light, stylish mixed cloths.
styles,
to years. Value s35O.............s25o
to u years. Value N.5O..............3
Children's long Gretchens,
10 styles different cloths.
to 12-year sizes.
Former prices. SIS to ST.
special purchase price now........NO
SPECIAL SALE READY-MADE
Refer Suits.
Blazer Suits.
Serge Suits.
Broadcloth Suits.
Cashmere Suits.
Best Floor Oil-Cloth made,
more than 10 patterns ..................45c
GREAT MATING BARGAINS.
Linen Warp Damask,
new, fresh goods, Just received,
value c........................... &C.
Fine Chenille Table-Covers.
lambrequin fringe. IL yds. square, sl.99
1000 Canton Plush Table Covers,
best quality, value Oc."............".2Sc
White Cotton-Filled Comfort,
both sides satteen covered. value 50, s2.25
100 per cent. Natural Wool Blanket
value $500. Observation-Disclosures.
Special sale Brussels Carpets,
made and laid on the floor. ..... 81 1-2c.
Special sale Rich Carpets,
magnificent quality Wilton Velvet,
sewed and laid on the floor for. .92c.
Woven Design Smyrna Door Mat. 80. soc.
Moquet-Top Hassocks. value 75c..... soc.
Exquisite Chenille PQrtieres,
10 designs. value s25....................s1 SIG
Black Fur Rugs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

The well-known firm, Manly Il. Ramos
& Co., are the representatives for Vir-
ginia OF Mason &, Hamlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Knabe, Knabe. Knabe,

Only one place TO get them In Rich
nond. Call on Manly u. Ramos & Co..
903 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
DEATHS.

WADE.-Died. at his residence, 600 south
Pine street, November 18th, at 2:35 y. ST.,
after q brief illness of congestion of the
lungs EDWARD WADE, in the sixty ghth
year Of his age
Funeral wall take place from Laurel.street
Methodist Episcopal church MONDAY, the
2lst instant, AZ 3:30 o clock. Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

, White Fur Rugs.
| Everybody agrees
the greatest stock of Underwear
| is here.
See the new Mems Undershirt,
| Heavy Merino Substituted.
| Woven bands, ribbed bcttorns........toe
Mems Merino Underwear,
two-thread, trimmed Seams.
value fifty cents. Observation-Disclosures
Mems Heavy Wool Underwear.
all wool, value s125.........,.........Gc 30.
Mems Persian Wool Shirts,
Soft without Burrs, value ;2........$lD
Mems Medicated Red Underwear.
celebrated Auckland Mills make........Q
We still have all sizes
Childrens Half-Wool Vests
that are worth I5c, for. .SSe.
Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits............N-B
Childrens Zephyr. Ribbed
Union Suits. .....................E0
Ladies' Softest Wool Vests,
specially for delicate Ladies........tiH
Some special Bargains
in Xmas Goods
should induce you to buy now
and lay aside.
Read of these wonderful values:
REAL OIL PAINTINGS.
Imported from Austria,
the work of Vienna artists,
framed in wide gilt frames,
1Sxl4 inches, remarkable price.......H.50
3lx25 inches, remarkable price. .-...$360
800 full-size
Bamboo Picture Easels-haif price. .Ssc-
Dainty, cxquieite Water-Colors.
size 1Sx7 inches,
Cream and silver frames axis,
25 different subjt value s4....... N-W
FANCY ART WORK
makes homes beautiful
at very small cost here.
II you haven't seen these articles
it's worth trip to Sixth and Broad.
China-Silk Head-Rests..
Hand-painted Silk Head-Rests. .......44o.
Double-Saddie Head-Rests..
Sofa-Pillows, ruffied,
covered with Silkoline. .................44c.
Real Down Pillows for.................&o.
Hand-painted SILK Scarfs
Boiling and fringed, value 75c........44c.
Fringed Chair Scarfs,
tinted. value &c.. .-....lcc.
Fringed Chair Scarfs
etched, value 20c................ .....l0c-
Tinted Square Mats, value 15c..........6c.
Fringed Silkoline Table-Covers,
yard square. ............................ .60o.
Null Chair Scarfs,
gilt-tinted silk-fringed. value s9c.....l5c-
French Saline Table-Covers.
art fri ged, yard square,
hand-painted, value sl.50..............u
Velour Cushion Covers, value S2b0....xS
Many special Bargains
Stamped Linens,
5O-inch Linen Buffet-Scarf.
knotted fringe, drawn centre,
stamped all over value 50c............15c.
Boys Tan-Leather Legglns,
value A................,.........
Boys Black Leather Leggins,
value .........................$2. 50
Ladies' Broadcoth Overgalters.
tans. grays, navy, black, best
Children's Changeable Silk Caps,
tucked. value H.........,................
Drop-Stitch. Isle Thread Hose,
red cream, sky. lilac, white,
pink, value Oc.....................T 1>2c.
Children's fast-black Ribbed Hose.
double thread, extra strong,
value 20c. pair three pairs fe'- MOO.
Winterweight Black Hose.
sizes for ladies, fast bIack...........25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
Chickerinsi chickering

Chickertngi Chlckerihgf ChtckeringF
Only one place TO get them IN Rich
mond. Call on Manly d. Ramos = Co.,
900 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20
MARRIAGES.

FAIRBANK-POE.-Ma in Washing.
BANK and JOSIE b. POE, both OF this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-30
THROUGH MANY LANDS.

Four thousand two hundred and
seven ships, only twenty-six of which
carried the American flag, passed
through the Suez canal IN 1891
A LONDON street preacher, recently
arrested, proved to be the pal of pick
pockets He drew a crowd and prayed,
while his accompiices preyed upon the
crowd
TEE concession granted by the Danish
government for working the free port
OF Copenhagen is for eighty years; the
state. however, reserving the right Of
taking it at the end OF twenty-five
years
A CURIOUS and interesting exhibition
has been opened IN Vienna on behalf OF
charity It Is a model ON a large
scale Of the battle of Custozza, in which
the Austrian troops, commanded By
Field Marshal Archdulze AIbrecht, de-
feated the Italians in 1868
THE celebrated ssEmperor's goblet. .
a valuable possession OF the m1nicipali-
~ of Oslabrucl1, has been sold to Baron
Rothschild, OF Frankfort. for $4,000.
TIE proceeds viii be expended II build
ing q new theater. The goblet Is OF
solid silver, superbly chased and orna-
mented-