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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
LOVE THAT ALTERS NOT.
IS That yHTCH Is as DEEP rs
IfEST LOFE.
DR.. william ID. Drcngic aud Bride, of Bal
timore, Are at the Jeiierson-A
Touching Romance.

When the south-bound train arrived
in Richmond yesterday afternoon, there
were two passengers aboard who at
tracted considerable attention. 1hey
came direct from Baltimore, and several
people on the train and az the depot
von,ured a remark about them in q sly
sort of way.
"See that old gentleman over theroy"
asked q young lady OF the young man
with her. while oyeing the couple. eau
tiously. Well there l romance con-
nectcd with him and the woman with
him. you wOuldn believe it, would
you2" ana then she went ON 10 tell her
companion in an undertone what she
read IN the papers about the couple. 1
listened. and became Interested.
A GROOM AT SIXTY.
"He Is nearly sixty years old, so you
see love somehow never withers alto
gether." she continued, her voice being
barely audible above the hubbub around
her. His name Is Or. Brengle-Dr. WI
liam j.. Brengle. l beiicve-and the wo-
man with him is his bride. Sh-shl-a
bridal couple" and she laughed a low.
merry. soft. wee gurgle that could scarce
ly be heard at all as she winked
ono eye with "a world OF meaning. pinchcd
tho young man on the arm. and settled
herself I'm her seat snugly as sho paused
a moment.
"Woll2' said tho young man. with that
keen sort of curiosity that a young man
usually declares he knows nothing OF
when "A mischicvous little beauty points
her finger I'm his face. teasingly, and says:
"Aha. Mr. Curiosity"
Then the girl resumed: isn't II funny
groom az sixty Just like tho men
They never grow too Old 10 love. And
tho romance Of q, 7 was just reading
an about IL this morning
Then she lowered her voice. rs mid
dlo-aged woman who wore glasses over
an inQuiaitive nose strained her ears 10
hear. Gle lives az Ridgcway or Some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

.t-Ifl 4 iIIIII
eft.rr a1I 1~Ih.f,.ld goufh.rn uour
.,ief sfreov ana inrhanred
.tIiELI- jull ana inner o. b.. S1.O1:
,ifgrao.I red S1r[tSi al Ontiors ap-
Cll1cl lc. rallied l54ls.c.. closing finn
af l.G1f.c over Yesterday with trading
f,tri. .ofi,,s. 81 % r.l Iauti.rv gl.'.
Nfsrsb giilr Nlsv Nc
CORN-srot duli and lrm: No. >. 2g4c.,
ele,,.to,. .tI.r adoof onions vyere dull
e'' I'm, ',,ntIarg.d uriI,,s H. i'c. 1d-
,.9ce, Dccen1ber. % january. '2Ji.c.:
NAV atIc
0tTS Spot duh AID firm. options
armer ana dun. December 2gLc.. Jauu-
arr asi,c SPOT prices. 10 . 23c.. 40.
: white 25i5c., mixed western. 2lQ2JiLc.
HAY-Ia.. demand and steady. snip
D.ug. Co.,. GOOD no choice. 7505O..
NOOI-Quiet. firm. and unchanged
EELF-Ilrm and quiet. family. $4,000
1000. extra ST00I7. 81. beef hams steady
ID Sf7.50. tiereed Icef steady. civ extra.
india mess. SlI.5O0l3Ou
CIT MEATS ana steady. picked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 8-cOT ION-D''uiii,l
uiad.lue uplauds. z l1-l6. middllns sun'
Z 1910. net receipts, I'.v' D",-4' io'lg..
receipts. 3.IjO bales, sales "'iy' - ~.
spluucfs. "a bales. stock, H., h",'.'
Total f0-olN-NDt receipts, 90, ~ .A4'H'
exports 10 Great Britain, ltV4i ,"i,o'
france ~. 4Ol bales, STOCK. !. i''-y' ".'' -
Total 20 FAR this wcck-Ntt itD.tt,'i-,,'
2-GtJJ bales, exports 10 90 cay ,,''.tl
siU .O bales. France, ~, iJl nn'ta' '"''"
ucut. 3d. GOO bales. ,..,,.,e
TOTAL since september 1st-Net receipts
Is fii.2Ji bales, exports 10 ~ 10 IN
1870. lO1 bales. France. 5OJ,Co. Dales, 'o"-
Tat1rcs closed weak. sales. IL 100 bales
December. 1.iu. january, a., p CDR VI - - ? .
$50. Maich. 7.G2. April, 100, May "'-'
June. 40. July. ttot august ','' CON.
NI.W ORLEANS la. Dec. 5.-,COI-
N-Fuurcs steady, sales. tD'aP paies .
December, los January, -tls' T. cdr u ID
as. March. 1JJ. April, 40, May ''i"'
June. 40. July. 753. :,
LINEKPOOL. Dec. 1880 J.. NJ
ITlN-LaIge business zone ana y, '.ooa
stoadior. American middlinc. liz
Sales 1000 bales. American. li.3Dp bales.
speculation and export, LOCO haes re-
cDiufs 10000 halea. American. lt-'u
bales. Futures opened steady and O.
mand moderate: December. l1-04u
! 1861. December and January, ! ll-1i
January ana February. > l--Ofdt i"-pt
February and March March and Aprl.
and Anril and May. : 1861. May and
juno. I i2-GfG4 1865 june and July.
4 1864. July and August 13-Gip4 14-6l
1915 i. M-American spot grades un-
changed. American middlne. fair. ~
good midlline. ! 1882. middlng. ! ll-a2.
low middlnc. pi. good ordinary, 4s,
ordinary. . 1919
4 j. M-Docombcr 4 1J-Gl04 1861; De
canIcr and January 4 1864. buyers. Jan
unry and February. 4 12-Gi. buyers Feb
ru1ry and March and March ana ApuL
1864. sellers. April and May 4 1921.
buyers. May and June. = 12-GfN4 1864.
sellers. June and July. 4 1861. sellers
July. and August. l3-GfWi i4-cl. sellers.
August and September. ! 11-G. buyers.
Futures closed quiet but steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOrdTi0Ns or
MOAiJ.
Offerings and sales at che Hich"""" 10
bacco Interim ~
Cosicctions-Toroign Advances

NEW YORK. Dee 3.-The security
ar.fkcis at the Sto.k Exchange start
oa weak on llwcr cables from loh"oH
mud moderate sales for fOic.8u account.
r.n. frantr reforms of the ST. Paul aud
lolk Island also induced talte TOT d shil.
'I.t pressure t1 sell Do 40 tiiut ltathtu
imlUIlaIt proportions, Au0 soon "itrI
lilo OItuIl lle WafA't TOOK on Aiihc.
lone Ilc ST. faM st1tcmeat proved
10 De- more favorable ilau generally e.
ltClcu. sDo inIs Aau tendency 20 60 TX
a.aIla.lt action u.s. the bears. Fer the
loUftr N.t.h oi November Else uccita-c iu
Ero.r earnings reported ny tNc company
WAS a NIIl. over elIlNu1. whereas 10 HHu
been irD..r predicted iuat ihC l9aa would
reach IparlV $4,000. During the alter
noon size tend ucf ~..e upward. nut opcia-
toi- were not disposed to branch cut 10
amy eNielt pending tuc publication OF the
PRESIDENT Isl message. IUn lIuUs.rs were
strsUIllcuol hy Tine declaration ana
sprU. dividends hy Che chicago ana
Northwestern directors and semi-oiflciai
statements Go tic tltCf that tue fnth
had earned lt- entire dividend on iN'
pr,lDIfe4 fer Ihc year. t.o hai-F,"t if
dividend or the common. and sur piu.
oi NHnu oufns tine lfst six months on
The FISCAL year Omaha common Jos ~
500 on lle rclfcfui0n OF me- niFi"'"'
Tumors Denver and Rio Grandc pia "N-
fNauCcd iion +-.1 10 $50 on the cecii.a.l. u
% seml-auuual dividend OF Der CENT
a guuu demand prevailed LOT th' r'i.-
tuNfN luNrf mont stocks. ana Luxe ,"v.
advanced to 3d. kt"tnlA q. 10
.ltI. and Delaware ana hudson -'- "tNu.
haitian wu- iu demand tO cover snort
contracts and Southern Railway pid ini
proved Ou vague rumnfs oI 10 oitlNfhu li
January. ln the nau.ifi o4-.ii "
1IG. Joss ~ a, p.r cent for Nle oHN.
Ihe stock was sold on the aggressive
tufttuoo assumed hF the Arbuc Nc liics-
Consolidated Gas first advanced $40 10
j
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

hers Of the League and an address by
Mr. r. NJ. Har1away. Of Richmond n
cordial invitation is extended 10 All IN
teTested.
a meeting Of the City Council Finance
Committee will be held this evening.
The Fire Committee viii mold a meet
inc on Monday, December eth.
The work OF building the now ware
house for Donnan & Co. N the corner
OF McDOnougn and Eighth streets is at
standstlll. The foundation and the
fcor-beams were laid before bad weather
Nr. John Friend has recovered from
his recent indispositiou.
Joseph +. Johnston Camp. Confederate
Veterans, met last night IN the Grays
ArmOry.
Mrs. 5. j. Bass was IN the city ycster-
Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

Tho docket In the Police Court was w.
usually short Yesterday
J. J Spieln alias &. H. Randolph GEO. %
oredD was arrested by officer Kuhn early
YESTERDAY morning IN Tie f-
dies waiting-r00m OF tho Ch'aa-
peake and Ohio railroad. as a
susnlcious character. He stated that De-
was a distributor OF circulars for several
Northern firms. and said that MS nome
was In Goshen The case went over uuul
the 18th instant 10 allow the authorities
time 10 investigate tho matter.
Nettic Bihbs. Mary Clements. ana fm-
ma Richardson. frequent attendants upon
this court. got into "a sCrape three Weeks
ago. Ncttic wanted 10 borrow pipe TN.
Of tobacco from Emma. but instead or
getting the tobacco. she received "a paii
Of hot coffee in tho neck. and had 10 go
10 the almshousc for medical attention.
Mary Clements was the witness She saw
Emma throw the coffee. but did not see
IL strike Ncttie Mary was very emphatic
I'm her language and her style was deho.
nair. The case went on 20 tho grand
jury ana Emma went back 10 iaiL
New York City's water supply Is coll
lccted I'm vast system of reservoirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

One of the Most Important Enterprises in
king William County Destroyed.

AYLETrs. VA. December 3.-special.-
Tho extensive foundry. wheolwrlght and
blacksmith shops Of T. r.. Adams located
here and thcir entire contents were de-
siroyed hy a Gre which broke out last
night about O'clock. a lIr. wind NI-
blowing. and the destruction was very
rapid. The exact ca-ss %, lle Arl la l4-
known.
The property was insured in the Viz
glnia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
panv for 500 The loss rs about 81 n0
The inconvenienoo from this los Will
be quite wide pre- a. .a .4I. .. lf.H rN
piied three or four adjoining counties w'fh
piows and various kinds OF castings and
wagon work. Nit Adams is Ga Very enc
terprlsng man. and his loss is generally
regretted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
the PRIVATE snCRhraRY HDEE.
IL VIII BE Presented at the Academy To-
Nlght and To- lIcrrow.

There IS a combination Of commedans
In the cast Of The Private Secretary
this season. says the Little Rock Gazette.
that are simply Irresistible. IL has been
"a long time since an audience i'm Little
Rock enjoyed performance as The Prl-
waite Secretary was enjoyed last evening.
Tie company made an instantaneous MT,
ana 10 Messrs. Edwin Travers. harry
Dull and Frank Cotton are due all kinds
Of praise. Everybody IN the company
seemed in happy frame OF mind. and the
audience imbibed the feeling OF morri-
ment almost as soon ass tine curtain rose.
The mu ical numbers introduced this
season a5 a. feature deserve that distine-
ton for feature. and a pleasing one
no that they proved TO Dee. The selections
were all appropriate and highly satis-
factory. ana while the Secretary ceases
i0 Doe ciassed as classic on account of
tho introduction OF musical specialtics
the SONGS defr1ct nothing from the story
or humor of tic play and add considerably
10 the evenings enjoyment
THE Private Secretary VIII be played
at the Academy Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
A Powerful Corporation.

The New York Journal publishes an ar
ticie on the organization Of the Pacific
Company with a capital Of S-OWO.OOp
The charter for this company was granted
iv the virginia Legislature over Cover
nor O'Ferralis veto, and a fun report
of the bill and the PROCEEDINGS In the
Legislature was published at TIE time ia
The Times.
The money FOR the corporation has been
promised, and the stock is now not for
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

LACY.-Dled. at the residence Of Mrs.
IL. 5. Courtney. 81 east Leigh street
q LACY daughter OF the late John
~ Lacy. aged about nfty-hve years.
Funeral from Monumental church
THIS lFuda) MORNING al II
o'clock.
HOPKiNs.-Died. AT II o'clock. at the
residence OF her brOther-.n-law. MI.
~ i parater 300 east Marshall street.
Mr. SARAH T. HOPKINS. widow OF
The late Captain T. Hopkins and daugh-
Ter OF the late Alfred Raymond.
Her funeral VIII take place, from s..
DeI.refer 4fh AZ 3 O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully In
yited 10 attend without further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Sales Of new dark loose tODaccOs on tAe
Richmond (NaJ breaks today: Cren-
shaWs warehouse sold i 100 pounds,
highest price. $40. Snockoe warehouse
sold $3.50 pounds; highest price. Sll-gl.
Total. Jj 10 pounds. highest price. $li-Hn.
Prospects for good breaks OF new DARK
loose 40 ShOckOc and Crcushaw tobacco
warehouses tomorrow friday, Deccm-
Der !. 1916.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 4 hOgshcads. filters. 90, cut
tiers. -, smokers u, scrap ihfiRhD, %
Tugs dark. .. Total. 1O1 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling to-day.
Alieehany. Myers. Crenshaws, Davcn-
ports Seabr0Ok' IS. and ShOckOe tobacco
Warehouses report today Receipts. -
THckagcs. CciIV rlDs. 2s packages.
United states internal revenue colloc-
lions on fOlacc0s for The city Of Rich
m0ud. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S'9s 30. plug tObaccos S2lij.a6. Total
There was a splendid sale Of bright
loose tOhaccos at Tho Planters warehouse
to-day. Prices well up. a big break
for TOMORROW. Last sale az this ware
house
Mcssrs. Frazer e. Tomrkins tobacco
comm sion merchants no. 1us south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va. make the
following comments for tho week on TO-
baccO:
DARK-Rcccipfe and sales Of OLD stock
very light with little doing
SUN-CURED-Salos Of old stock over.
small sales now loose this week, prices
have improved.
IfI6ilTS-Stcady al unchanged quota
NEW TOBACCO DARK)-Roccipts CON
tinue light. strong demand for fine stock
at full figures; low grade Leaf and Tugs
And quote prices current ms followsi
FRIGHT TORACCCs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
nAIr1Aionr NlARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dee. 3.-FLoUR--
Finn
WnEAT-Duli: spot 9ia ,0.ec.: Deem
Der. e.Hc. asked, January. >3ac. asked
Nav sJl.GsgHc., steamer no. red. si'2c.
asked. southern. hy sample - 1870, DO.
0n grade. ~si Y-i. c.
corn Steady. spot 2s7 .02]c.: Deccm-
hgr Isl N lN' sc.. iauulrV psi f-of.c.i Fe n-
ruary ana March. 2sA02sisc: steamer
mixed. 25itu2at.c., southern white corn,
.Zi 13c. do yellow corn. LBS 122iec.
OATS-SOw and firm 80. . white 2j4
20c.. so mixed. 22i.n23c.
RYE-Eas'eri 30. near by. i30iic.;
No western. tJc.
H1Y-Hrm. choice timothy. Sl25OQ
GRAIN FRE1GHTS-Rathcr more ac-
live. steamer 10 Liverpool per bushel.
2Nghd.. February, Cork for orders, per
quarter. IS. 30. Tor December and IS. I'D.
NiuTTrEIt- Firm. fancy creamery 2fN
o-o. fancy ladie 141ljc.; store-packed.
81 re.
COFFEr,-Cuict az $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

uOGs-Rcceipts. $1,000 head; market
firm and o.. higher. heavy packing aiu
shipping lots. S32003.jO; common
choice mixed. 50 25G35o. choice assorl loi
81 4ON3.JO. light. SJ.5OaJ.Jv, pigs. S-''oH
$50. ,..,
sIEEP-Reccipts 1900 head. market
steady. inferior TO choice, S2VVaJ'V'
lambs. S32JuJ.iu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Dec. 3.-ROslN-
Firm, strained. Sl.i5, good strained l.'l.
TUIPENTINI.-st machine, 2ilgc.;
irregular. 2ic.
TAR Steady az S1iO
CRUDE NE-Qulet; hard,
$40: soft, $3.50. virgin. $50.
CHARLES =. O.. Dec. 3-Tlt-
pENTTNE-MarKct steady Of 2l4c.
KOSIN-Stcady. Quotations. c.. D..
and T.. Sl.f5. r.. SlJO. T.. *. and l.,
S1.G5. N $40.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. 3.-TURPEN-
TINE-Opcucd firm and closed at Zftsc.
bid. with sales Of 26s casks. receipts, ~
casks
ROSlN-Firm and unchanged; receipts
IOI 44rTDIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
NEW YoRK ia GOODs MARKET.

NEW YUM DID NVV7o 'I'EI'I'
NEW YORK. Dec 3.-Thcre has been n
fair attendance Of buyers IN the dry Eo'u7
market to-day but their operations nave
been confined within quite moderate I'M,
Ia staple ANA solsOLdhle cotton boona
mems wear and in dress goods and SILKS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

Two inmates ~ the City Ambulance. a
white woman and negro woman died
wednesday night,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

curcAco LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS Ill. Dec. s.
q A,r.rr F-Rcceipts 1900 head market
nrm. common 20 extra steer Ss,b'Ho.'D
ana bulls, si5Qq 400; Texans, $265Q3.4o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
THE PETITION GRANTED.
PROvIDED THE &. AND o. BUTLDs
A NEW BRfDGi.
Mr.. Green's Resolution Passed by a Vote
Of 3-Cosierence VIII he Held.
Number OF Opponents.

duct across the Free Bridge, Tie fol-
lowing were present: Mcssrs. OBucn,
Nelson. Green patram. Ran4ie,t Owens,
Hart Campbell. Utz. Morton. and simms.
THE RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Green resolution was taken up.
/ 1t reads as follows.
Resolved. That the Bridge Commits
sionors be instructed 10 grant The peu-
lion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
! way Company. provided they build e. new
bridge TO the Manchester side OF the
uyer and enclose tle vldouct with blinds
/ one hundred aud fly llet on each side
Sir. Utz moved the resolution De adopt
+ od. At This point several citizens were ale
I lowed the privilege ~ tie floor to exc
I press themselves Tor ANA against the
Proposition.
SOME OBJECTIONS.
I Mr.. II. a. Bradley addressed The C0un-
I Gil In opposition to tie proposition un-
/ der consideration. and stated tlal, I'm his
/ opinion. Manchester would ie belclted
| In very small way.
lie was followed by SIR. D. l.. pulIiam.
who also urged the council f0 ue very
/ cautious ia acting iu tne premises. lie
! thought, ass did air. Bradley. CHAT Nam
chester would get very Aile from the
Arrangement. Sir. Iui4am road tlc fol-
/ lowing resolution, adopted ny tAe Board
! OF Trade.
Resolved. That upon the due and MAJ
/ ture consideration of tuc pending Iro-
I po itlon of the Chesapeake and Clio kaii-
way Company 10 alter aud change Tie
Free Bridge so as 10 conform Tie same
/ Co. tie plan and specifications ot chat
said company for tAe erection of V1-
/ dict across the said Free Bridge this
sI Tod. ID ... .|I.s-
approval VI and opposition Orb that proro-
sition for the paramount and sufficient
reason that the benefits Co the city Cf
Manchester arising tulrelrom ale nothing
DO comparison with the los. lu.outcul-
cnce and danger that would De produced
from tho adoption OF Use same, and 10
would manilCstly Doe against lac interest
and progress ~ tle g.ft I1 I4tD lhl same
adopted and put into effect ln mate
ter VI tLls importance. ID b. our judge
neut that iA order t4l- t-e loss 4ni
damages that arc probable to accrue from
the alteration ard changes in Che bridge
that are proposed may BE- pieclulel. that
/ Tie present proposition .- rtl rl00l.
AIR. Aug. Royal, iu apce ID ol hifeen
minutes. opposed the proposition ol the
Chesapeake aud Ohio people. and Ar.
/ Woods0n Nunnally also entered Ai4 plO-
test against tAe proposition.
Mr. g.. J.. Page iu an impl .onod ode
dress, opposed The measure als catcd. bee
lieFiue as DIS predeoe a0rs oil. taal -lan-
chester would receive uo benefit there
nom.
Alr. Dick Robertson and 1ir. j. l.. Rob-
inaon. also objected to u4e proposition.
MIR AAlLLL SPEAKS.
Second N.ce-Ires leut ANfol arose ln
behalf Of the railroad company. and ol
the start expressed .uf4r chat ilele
3D.. I... 3D. ID ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
InNnnN sILNER llARKr1

LONDON Dec 3-Bar silver. 297ll.
conso.s IN 7-lG Tor money AND 11lH loi
4ht account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

GRAIN And cOTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. Dee. 3. iS',J
WHEAT Quotations.
6&EtfIry sno..s,....... " 10 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04

New York City's water supply Is col.
lccted I'm "a vast system of reservoirs.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04
- ---- --~----
Proposed Only Twice.

Beethoven never married But II
was from no defect of sensibIlity that
the tribulations which were distrib-
uted among many successive house
Keepers were not heaped upon the de-
voted head of a wife. If love be a dis
ease, Beethoven was always i'll, or at
best but convalescent. No less than
forty ladies', save four, has he immor-
talized by his dedications to them. To
Bettina Won Arnim-Goethe's Bettina
for whom he long cherished a hope
less passion. he once said. after trying
over composition which he has Just
written. II made that for you; you in
spired me with Ii. / saw 1t written in
your eyes," and this is but a specimen
OF the gallantries to which he was ad-
dicted.
Twice at least .e proposition one
occasion to lady who. as he found
to his modification was already the
hancee of his friend Hummel. That
marriage would have saved him from
a good many worries. is certain enough:
for 1t must be allowed that, as Emil
Naumann delicately puts 1t, he did
not possess any aptitude for household
manaSement."- Magazine.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04
Mutually Safe.

He-l never mean what l say to q,
summer girl.
Shc--And never believe what sum.
mcr man says TO me.
IIe-Good. Then we might as wen
be engaged without further loss Of time.
New York World
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04

Mr.. Victoria Bol"iack. agod fortv-nve,
daughter Of Chang. one ol the Siamcsc twins,
died at Knoxville, Tenn. from tnc effects of
Il surgical o"erutiCu.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04
Uniformed street ,wccners

PIttshurc has adopted Colonel Waring's
and all the men III tho street
Cleaning Department are to he uniformed
similarly to tho New YDrh force.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04

Who are DawkinS and Thomsoup
They are the best BARRIERS i'm town.
For good work and civility
No better can he found.
If You will but give us trial
You will never 90 elsewhere,
For those who have done So have never
Let amy other barber cut THEN hair.
Our r'%r!S are bright and keen
Our towels are new and clean
Will S!mve you in short time
And what, do YOU think!
WI shave you for dime
Az! give Won Il driuli?''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-04
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Union Barber Shop.

Union Barber Shop.
Fcra HAIR cut truly tonSorial.
For shave that will give YOU deigh
For Il CONT and british adm!d the great
crush
Fo: two BARRIERS that willdo yOu I'LL right
Go IL Ca.$on Il Howell
Carson u Howell are artists
."GOOd'' work is ever their text
Their chairs are easy and their pll lo,s
are breezy,
Now he sure you are always the "neNL.'.
At the Union Barber shop.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-21
Notice of Hearing Petition,

In the Probate Court of the County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of James B. Lacy, deceased. Notice of hearing petition for Probate of the of the last Will and Testament of James B. Lacy, deceased.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Katie Kearney has filed in this court her petition praying that the last Will and Testament of James B. Lacy, deceased, dated August 8. 1883, be admitted to probate, and that letters of administration with said Will annexed be granted to J. H. W. Jensen and that the same will be heard on Sat urday, the 25th day of January, A. D., 1896, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the Courtroom of said Court, in Phoenix, County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated Jan 9, 1896. A
 Clerk. Date of first publication Jan. 10, 1896.