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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
THE EMPEROR AND czAR.

Berlin september 6.-Thc festivities IN
cident to the visit of the car and czarina
We're characterized today by bad wea thor.
Emperor William paid a visit to the cznr
at go o'clock, Empress Augusta arriving
at the Landoshausen later and twenty
four guests including all the royal per-
sol ages IN the city took Mncn there
n" car gave an audience this after
noon TO the chancellor, Prince Won iohen-
ioIl" Nhl' n lasted for over on hour
grand state banquet with 10 cover.
va gwen al the castle at d o'clock thi.
afternoon. all the leading members %
' ..,e w mineral suites being present. The
ear mas decorated Prince Won Hohenlohe
with NE order of St Andrew and Fret
nelf Mnr-ehnll Won Bierberstein the Ger
man hlhls or OF foreign affairs. and Prince
Rodolin the German ambassador 10 rms
sid, noth with the Order OF Alexander
NeNcskN, set in orilliants. Emperor VIII
lY1h conferred the order of The first ella 5
OF me Red Eagle on NJ. Shishins, Russian
"cllhs minister OF foreign affairs and the
Grand cross Of the Red Eagle upon Count
cSteh Chchen, Russian ambis caior to
'''' any. II is understood here that the
cohl eFohceS between The Russian ana Ger
man statesmen in the respective suites
on me rz!r and the emperor have re-
suited IN confirming the complete agree
ihtht ON all political questions existing
potWtVn me two powers.
ne cars infant daughter the Grand
M, ~, mes. ''lEa has been sent back to Kiel.
lhe Berlin correspondent, of the stand
|, ~ SAYS; .Aftcr the review IA, Breslaa
rtWp'tor William appointed his sister,
i.'' ss 'L clo'tc OF SaNc-Mc niuecu,
a .i'oiary colonel Of the Eleventh teg!.
a c1hrei order says that the emperor
ao'Is 10 give d S gistlr special nlcagure
~ ~ ~ wns upCn her the regirn.nt
NdmiNh err ipthcr COMMANDED
,,ttue i.olI9n daily wSpaperS and Tho
III, ,lS, a, hes from cont mental capitals all
!, INN, nj iipon the cars aconic rcnlv u
= p r'r Williams cffusiVe toast ard IL
;, Hpug'ed that his tnte1tion was not
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LtOI'Dp -

nd london. September ,-r ysl ~.
r nou1Ss' that the queen Ia. s s,,.
tn uyc,'e a petition con,,,-. '0as's
eatbe on.pm Traffic. ~ ssrs d.
set t"i head Willard ,ta and LADY sha s TO- I
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p D,aspm 1.d holiday ...y sp, =. ~
held no 'miiiiSsllnsn, ysSa. ia'ss's
f %IlIIgm, Of business m ". as Va \
tt er res,, The Gladb%as, Of oas's,ss I
ness was ad 5nom ', h. Ess sII.Ss ,s
,i,Ss 6airreessing, but iss ,.st
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u,11r n1nr DIsCOyEI..I,.. ~

Madrid. september s--oi, N,rI. a
have been received from ,'., S,es b
tia, a plot has been I,,r gents Il 81
iitd Town of c ,;;,,i'Se x .ssl,Sis ~
a l.u4qs, wa engaged r. 4ii.ysj Y
snanlsh troops nay We proylnce, & i i
I t.alt8 o. Mi was bs'iessa v
vert .x.,
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,r,,vA1L GILLIAN ip..x,l q

Now York. sepiemOsr :, ans, .
father Of he late B'iN :, bis ~, ~ 4, Z
n" ,,,s' car,oonlst;;, s xss s q
% %S sss+ IL ssss ssiii9d 4 r
Nv years II y SS sacSS' Ii & y, ., ~
carsoonist. He 'eA
chlldron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
COWS TO cANap,''.,

Warrant officer wa,,s' and ls', !.
3e pi cd. who is wan Res9s.ss 5
NV back at penlsoh,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
FAIR IMPARTIAL AND DEMO.
CRATIC

Kaufman Sun.
thc houston Daily Post - one Of the
atheist and best advocates the democrat,
party OF the south has 10 Nght It's battles
~ 10" pounding great ana just cause. Its
nrpurts or current oNe-is are ialr and
impartial. aud lIs editorial columns arn
second to none IN the land. The sun
Mou. hc glad 20 staa every democrat In
~ az man county take The Post and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
THEIR WAYS GROSS.

Hoarne standard
The Houston Post Is recognized as tn.
democratic paper OF Texas by the state
couventlon at Fort Worth And well IL
should. for We believe The Post is demo.
cratic Just 30 much AZ the News are
republican
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

LABoR'S MOST DANGEROUS
FOE.

| 1oL.
| In an address to railroad employees At
| Dallas, delivered last week. Colonel w. l..
| Crawford endeavored to convince them
that the interests OF luboters ana all rail-
io"' Glasses are la.h'iie' win the main
'en1H'r OF me soia standard
he repeated me sto'N argument that
an advance OF prices Wound mean a" M
crease OF the cost of living and would
wages
Every person who IS old enough TO
vote. { he has been ohservant. can make
rcriv 20 this absurd contention oui Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
ONE MORE uNFoRTuNArp

sneak across the stree, o.. ..,
"1Egle, squirm. ! rus1 I liz,
!, ,,rh lt, no cha1"es, oh. so sim
! trust TO eye AMI nerve al1d ,t,,..
I'm S'3 hr To- right. I gallon ihroasbbo
My Ill., / 'R Rno ,9er r; I'm los to View.
oethol9Dr plunge am N-rrssi 'oSa-
I'm lust ~" yah
poor
Pc des-triaul
Cleveland Plain Denlsr
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Texas raises the Vernon, ante and gees
1t whole stack better.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

ton was we'll pleased with the result Of
the shipment The incident is suggestive.
Texas could easily treble its hog ana corn
crops. without decreasing its cotton acre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Houston has command OF tho trade ST.
nation Of Texas IN her grasp and she will
ket y 1t there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Ansmi' overcame all legal difficulties in
the way OF her big dam. and that was a
more complicated and costly enterprise
'han dredging Buffalo bayou. What Aus
TIN has done Houston can do
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The Mexican Herald chronicle. the mr.
rival In the CITY Of Mexico Of a shlpmsn,
OF III hogs made by 81. Z. Singleton ~
Ellis county, Texas. 1t says Mr. sinxie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Vice freslien; Stevenson ia .tuI ui,1.
ing at the SPHINX.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
4 CHESS MATCH

Moscow September Ga newspaper here
says that chess match has been ar
tahReu between Lasker ans Steinltg. 10
'ahe place here az The end Of October.
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AND GERS TT

Neimar Mercury.
hcsrs,, iost OF houston is doservin, =, a..
stat.s support OF every dsmoernss Ht ,hs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
COLLISION OF vEssrr,s.

Madrd' September 6,-An explosion
ara on the coast # the town of Murop
IN me province OF Corurna. during the
nSht the cause OF much excitement
~ Slrcu'auon among the Inhabitants
cured, ns much wrecklgo is strewn alonc
we coast; II is supposed Tint two ves
ders6y 'N>G n,1 dnr,ns he night and fon1-
nov - Identity OF the vesse's nor IL II
n nru,oh , TOW great a loss OF Mfe accom-,
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
Manchester, September e-Tha ,n',rvo,
has been inactive, partly owing to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

The Sewall sloop sticks to It's course
with all sail unfurlad, and plenty OF coal
IN tbs hold II the vessel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
PROBABLE GIGANTIC STRIKE
Plans Perfected by the Dock Loborers
of the World.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY RELATIONS
complete Political Agreement Confirmed.
English Markers Inac i've and
Money Easier.

London, September copyrighted. 1896
by the Associated PressD-It Is reporteI
among the delegates bound for the trades
union congress, which opens at cdinhurgt
Monday, that All. the plans for VI gigantic
strike of the dock laborers of tine world
at large have been perfected in everything
but the minute details, and that the most
important labor movement ever con
ceived may he commenced this autumn.
Trades union men wao do the work of
ports % the United Kingdom have been
WORKING on THIS scheme tor long tine
past, and /, is Likely to be the signal tor
II new era, not only in the history OF
lrluas un.onism, but IN the history of ali
iapor organizations or secret societies
Slhe~ 1853 every strike for better wages
or shorter hours IT any port OF the tinted
~ nsIom mas practically come to moth
'hs' because when the men went out at
'iy particular port. the trade of that
.i.ace has been Transferred Tor the time
l!ciHg 20 some other continental port ana
me strikers have been compelled to sur
Tender.
The present plan is designed to proven,
any such liascoes BY uniting all classes
oi Iahoi employed IN or about tile docks
snip WhaiNes aud warehouses in the
Germany, France, Holland, Belgium ana
austria, as Wen as other countries in ole
+ reat new federation. Its members are
TO wear Il specific badge and the cardina
principal OF membership Will b. to siant
hrn.y united ani to implicitly obey the
!! u, structions of the SoYern ny council, in
spite OF anything tnl everything ana
everybody Throughout the world mem.
ers of this federation will uphold the
sirikes Of any section of the federation by
striking in sympathy and remaining out
until notified to return TO work.
Ihe scheme is SO x rantic in scope and
may nave such fdr-rcaching consequences
W It is attracting attention OF ali sides,
ana IS seriously considered by the law
makers Of Great Britain, who see IN il a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Spain W lli be glad to swap the Cuban
problem io9 Uncle Sans financial issue
ami pay d pile Of money as boot"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Mr., Antony thinks he Is running for
congress 90 the Waco district, but 1t is
only pleasant optical Illusion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Texas Freeman (coloroil. referring to
the c1ming republican safe convention.
that Mr. John Grant can 10 a dc ont SER
VIE" for the party n he NJ rust on
laurels already wNn and not ohtrude his
ohro.x'ous personality into the conven-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

ulrM at \ o'clock, conducted hy rUp,air
ANA Airs WAGER Sunday norN icoai itoN.
daV meeting, ~ "a. m. great open ntr ncci-
inr nu Nori,vi Nuuurr al $50 ~ IN, Uun,
Nnnrn tu the hnli a., 80 y, m All arc
I,utitatN Invited Ia attend
itfrnieUAN.
German Ie,unpciicn i.uthotar Ttlniiy
/, lut,.h louliuua hNwU,n iftNiun Uui
rrnitin. sunday school 1t, a IN. Morn
lnD service at 10 Il, IN. Ma oyonins hervire
!. lnilh,l, pastor
crN,uHEn clluRcillS
Mnm, T,on naplht church German
lsn,,f lu0 itnuNlin avenue earn viii
iaL. ,au to tho aoor ~ th" church. Hun
dnV tnnuoi at 10 ~ IN. y, tnVinGtun, au0
irrtutnrdrut lronohur ~ y. ~
/ MmU rtlicr unpiirt ,hurcl- corner
iipmphiil ard state etrcot, FiSth wntd
NnutpN arhnrl ~ u n nj i>iN me AntNirua
lntS IL "a nut $50 y. ~. NJ l.. Frceu,tn
tmp,iintcnd,ui, Roy. A. Thompson ~
l,hnrrc
ltlrr rtfeuta sunday rcho"l at i e "a J.
w ilmc Hupormt"udcn', " u 'hiilius
rlNuo eortir,s ny iiuv. II watts ~
WAITE. ,.tAN, fDE,iuy ashno' az y w
ittY.LlNs rul covenant met,Nig AT 3 p
an d. I % ~. ia Fac church aurlvotsriA
W}l nnl puus uo untt the fourth SUNDAY
$40 h,t uVittd to- hf'ru'
Nr calvary fhplni Church 'prncl
aN,iacrj aol RUSH Nnn'l~N mhooi 81
I'll. 'u INlha tFlN lH"s al y 10 au'
af p ir. rt,ly Nnr inY l,rv. Within
/ t're man rns nr i T. lsnglah nuretn
tNa,u OF Nnn"ty arhooi
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Thcrr ain n hunirvi subtle NtliiNs
10 uiiek us III uui daily wnih,
A 9uuuA fruii oNuhcrrN nh - "'hh'
A rtrong llti SHARED tnr MI ma wiuHN'
4 Nest that ruulg bui urN'l rihwN,
Yea. nAibt aud sound ana silence a''Hhh.
Thoto Is ~ lack in solitude
There n II load IA ihrnns or lltci
,nu with another prndriH sttifc,
10 hu nlonr y.i not IA good
| hunw hut uf enc vlrhbufhoou
Al peace and fuli. denth'a aolitu'r.
slc.p roundty duar,, who lnlsd At last
Forget ,ltc una aud all het l"lna
irutr,i the MOON that Was"ni whhtN.
,rho hl,f the atiur. III. trOeiful hlhpt.
lfotuat the trouhlnus ytatr thni, p"h"ep
III strife OF seize. ilh end ct loM
,htisiiua loar'tl.
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MIR A. y IT. John /. sssI1
WE Ia an interview M
Wllilam' ~ tho Oregon o.
Gun day OF May. lsS NJ,
'i'n' hoer been msn u
W''h dyspepsia. Having sasuas
work to do, y / Relieved Il. II
my appetite It was sur, 10 M,
'oiiihlc distressing pains ., A. !.
"hen IN the mos, agony / ss,. }
Ia obtain partial relief h, A.,
mp'hrr treatment, which, iss1
NJ. Was TO s,rene.haa IA. W
mat tho distress WA 4 ~
Times ! have suffered ln,.ssl
Visiting my slater Con- I ~
mchded to Try R'paas Tssas1
soon d'accvnrea we're . tlts4l
ilnf Nnw ! am never wi,ktN =
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EIlE('|RN|N
rRApn MARX,
---~--.--r-
NJ ervous Prostratlua.
pepsia, Etc,

"0i0 church N. Galveston, Nj
Nir ". 4. Awyinnet, lesf I
r.Alihri my hgal,h 'hlJesa
lhc ieI.iec1'RurnISE, ! f'l
tne ilttln instrument mstI i
pistite
II H. only those who have y
rs pspain. ACCOMPANIES w
prosecution. raii ullnrfs'sha t%]
iapH with them ailments.
No compelled 70 riif v
afe f. isai my daily sd'ltt'H
hie lin simplom prepared M !,
M 80 hours af,er zach !, NJ ,saj
war nienHe ! ahiirfrd Y M
nearly four years 10 netsoN.
Ia ga Hlauo. ! aluoHt lml
i.rini- ado Ia work aralh
,nl fhnff aiuga and yssii ~
tigt, naa reonfnmenael wiissj h
Sftay faithfully dpinH w
if1fae rrliaf came, nfid ~
,,an b, longer Troubled w
an nrrtauhunsA ana fhlnt w., "
n hi4lH van mol cAnrrfs Ml N
,.atI1l, and truly frs'l'iths.' Y Il
lr,4nil.tlsl, 10 suffering .'F a,a
tAlihfully IA, ~ yru,ra in
pirlics -. a..sftptiti 4
thn great W Il, sWi1
Aren't FOR ressr , ses Il u
e ea3 and Nv strand. ''a's"''N :
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L
believe timt The parity ~ cold md sil
yrr can he maintained Win the IRE
coluaAc ~ both tho metals. don't
believes that money will r'cr grow or
treca or TINT the government VIII diah
ou, hclp 10 every idle. indgcut citiyrn.
| don't believe that IN huncpt man can
niatr living hy abusing Ga" govern
mrnt uud finding fnult with the untnrr
Oe 'Nc thing. ~ the WAY, wr wrrr
Walking dawn the atrc,tH az Austin,
Ten, the other day with nn OH ticpivlA
friend who located IN TcNna years ago.
Iro,hcr Stcwar, nal,cd hm, could "A fell
| n,v como nov pnd rrt'lr w T-Nns ON a
llra aud make Il guua liNirg3" ~ es,
replied our friend, "if he will couc
here and 70 to work aud not ahuae the
Government, lie can make good living
n any part OF ToNnH | hive ever been
IN" ! don't ,liinl tint lnN,s help or
| hinder man. A good citizen iH rro-
trotcl hy law amply protected from
lmrn IL person and property y had
oifivrn IA aimpl' punished for dolnr ,le-
lenlc to lia urlnlhcr. iu,v Va ruiz of
gr'lon prcrcrihius what Is tiwll'. II r.
not prairie hte woing Through one nec-
| 'ipn OF tho country, nor aNol'cn
ntrrnm going through another When
a man !, health IL perfectly good he
,oesn't know hos 90, liver. am
horry ior him when Che roud,tlon of bis
hralth grta 80 he iuds ont hc hnN got
| n liver lf IL man IN industrious aua
ccouar,lrni and hc'nyra hmsrif Ne
! p,,rr,- isuo,ta iittr,, T.. amy ,ttrh ihlu.. lti4
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RELIGIOUS ThoVoH18.

RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.
rnlls,,los 10 u rusuinnrY of tho pr,u ipai
s,ini'na feouiiy delivered 10 %" nilt -
,tni,, And t,naad, ~ IT,. l,adiub 81 tfS
,,%n p,i,at.. r,eiat,s. tolhion" ttect~rs
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.,a ANA abbreviated
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.nnt yn,, h.yo "a 10 h IT. nu, 10 bu ,n'aH
W -" ''t,st.i.,t in m.u4pirionen,rs la
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.,ue pu,,.u an uup rvcrY man
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'hai, ~, ur'. ats H.. pwesioai.
f.st nh.,tAt,arr that. We ean
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their bl,,A neither did tho race OF mortal
man hogot them, nor shall on'lNlnh oN'
pat thom Ia steep
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LOGAN CIIlRJll NOTICES.

cuhlSrtAS.
| rommen street NNlatian thupol near
| Wny,iN Sunday school at 30, prohohNN
nt ilO o. ~.
! limo aud ,utAtul j. g. Muh"n pastor
| ttehcM ntg as itr ~ ai,d j. IN aun 'uy
iapnnrt az n.au ii M ,omumnlun at ~ in
a, m. Christian l4tdpaNur at H. M
illNroiNI
~ Moryp clmcn. rouer Of llm1N
| Ilutd. trrin. a. q GuNiuu. Mv i,nl"i
| flfa Sunday nUor 'fmiiS iiuiy com
/ mnnlpu $50 a. IA t"''h"ni. ia" KY
| ~ llNyd ntalsthut prtrat rt ,Nf'al
| ntnh NiOfuNN pflA er uni N'roioh st
| IL IL ~ ,ii,tiunii iblus Cas-. - t'N D.
the rector EvtnlnE may,r nnd wrvo'
| az =. m Nr'l'ihhN - ! N"' V'",
| i'rrucN.r. ,he tootct sunday sthru' az
y 40 III tfal g. Enih1pk. 'AN nirN'' iif
/ i,nfeUl M,l,Ht .fcHuE tt y n iNe
| itl licv. uso Il NiasilNlng. u ~ hlsh
| " ct .snH, wti ,nihi"i'r ita "t"s'"ll'
! tit" ur confirmation llp H''N Hl z ~
| tr-ift iur.tiat. RI liuNuHors day trnuia
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a. n ~. Ai Hoala trec Nifl"fn Wet
| ,opt-
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relot noy \ a. llv}d. es*s' fn.
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/ ei.non 81 II u. III 'ehtant lhy i''', "
/ rs HiuF prirlr Wi r3gnon at v u
/ offio.uA tNo rt-lor SUNDAY achpol 80 !, y
u IN, Moers. IS -. 'h"voHnd aud w
! y !, Mita"u lay Hnp'rintoude
'i,iu,uH ,rNNM rorlvr NHltnH "ui
| bingham ~itecH sunday school at y 20
! IA Mir Scnanmn rlevrinni "y "upe'
/ ift5nitut EN.n4uE pnN"i ANA 81, m"i'
! ar A. o. rfHtiusf N, pf.fFpnt lreut
! lrs unN'r onl Mmn w'''loo az = m
: on lnutHinv
lou'sam ifec Sunday rchooi ~ %
70 n Nr Il T. ihtiHN inN suprrintetd
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Citations awaiting the honest 'nlu,l'ns
AMI hrv. uoorro 4. Thnyor. Unitarian.
Cincinnati. ohio.
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mo salvation Amy corner tapi,,,
l"Fshns ana Main atreei Meeting every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-31
WILLIAMSBURG.
The Improvement 10 the Gait Pro-
perty-Land sales.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, January 30
Special -Tne Gait property. which was
purchased some time ago for $500 for
New York parties, and upon which has
been expended nearly 5000 in improve
ments, will be finished and ready for oc-
cupancy early in the spring. \ handsome
iron fence Will enclose the grounds, when
will be laid Off in flower beds and walks
by an experienced landscape gardener.
Architect \. ProDasco informs the
writer that he has completed plans for
very expensive residence and out-houses
for Mr.. Monqun. who owns large tract
OF land on the Hollywood road.
Jockeys Neck Farm. on the Jones MIL
road, owned by Mr. 5. Snyder, was sold
during the week 10 illinois parties for
Si.iOo. and tract on York river. contain
ing 1853 acres. was sold to J. h. House
OF Michigan. for 5000 cash.
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler returned last eve
ming from Richmond, where she witness
ed the Krmess
Mr.. John q. Williams. OF Edenton, n.
C., is here looking after his plantation on
Kings creek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-31
DICKENsON COUNTY.
II Was Abandoued--schOoi Matters
4 Weather Prophet.

DWALE. DICKINSON COUNTY, VA,
January So.-(speciaL)-The Virginia Re
publican, which was suddenly launched
forth at Chntwood, has as suddenly dis
appeared after a brief existence of four
weeks. 1t seems that the Republican pa
tronage which Mr.. Vanover anticipated
was not Forthcoming, and so the enter
prise was abandoned.
The General Assembly viii be asked
this session 70 incorporate the Clintwood
School sub-district, enlarging the bOunda-
ries. and empower the Board OF super
visors to levy tax Of - cents on the
500 OF taxable property within these
boundaries. 10 build a new house for the
district. The General Assembly Of lSs3-9i
passed an act authorizing the supervisors
70 levy a tax on the Clintwood Magis-
terial District of from Is 10 - cents on
the $780, TO build a new house for the
Clintwood sub-district. but the measure
was 50 unpopular that the district almost
solidly asked for its repeal. There are
quite a number of people included In the
proposed district that are openly opposed
to the measure.
There Is a man living near Clintwood
who. II is said. can hit" the weather bet
ter than Hicks. the weather prophet. His
name is James Yates, and he is an ordi-
nary-looking man, Of about 80. He has a
peculiar drawing accent. and is the last
man one would suspect Of being a wealth
er prophet. He takes great pleasure In
demonstrating the weather, and some
people are beginning to consult him now
upon this topic when the weather is any
factor in their enterprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-31
CAMILLE D'ARvILLE THIS EVENING
The Magic Kiss to BE Presented nj
the Academy of Music.

Miss Camille D'Arville. I'm STANCE & Ed
words's comic opera, Madeline; or, Inc
Magic kiss" will be the attraction. al
the Academy of Music this evening ana
tomorrow matinee and evening perform
ances.
Miss D'Arvllle IS an artist OF many
excellent qualities, who has conlpihVu ia
her art acting as well as singing, soihe-
thing which is very rare in prima donnas'
She mas ingratiatea herself win the
rnusic-loviug pubic, and does not Try 70
carry all of the entertainment herseH'
as she Is surrounded Dy company
u. unusual excellence, the players having
roles suited 10 their individual talehss'
and all possible scope Is gwen them TOT
the entertainment OF the auditors. Among
the ensemble Is George I. Boniiace, Jr''
who is always humorous in anything he
undertakes; Miss Alice Gaillard is the
comedienne. and Is well known here,
having been seen many times in pre-
tentious organizations. Hilda Hollins ana
Maud Holins are also with the company,
and cute Mcdonald is a well-knOwn en-
tertainer; Horace W. Rayenscroft,
popular baritone; Henry Stanley, Frank
Turner, and others Of note have suitable
roles Madeline" will be presented here
in lis new dress, as the costumes newly
designed Will be used Tor the sou'hNi"
tour. 1t. Will be mounted scenically IN
the same elaborate manner that chardc
terized its long runs in the long runs III
the larger cities.
"a Bowery Girl" the new melodrama'
which comes 10 the Academy of Music
next Monday and Tuesday. is we'll
written play of New York life, full OF
strong sensational scenes, bright anu
breezy in action, and fun Of heart-inter-
est. During the play specialties VIII De
introduced by Clara Tnropp, who plays
the title-role; Anda Aman, Emma Sar-
dou. and John DAILY. The scenic enects
are described as remarkably hne ana
correct OF the localities In and ABOUT
New York which they pretend TO portray
The stage Is under the direction OF Ben
Teal one of the most widely-known play
wrights and stage-directors in this coun-
try