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Snydpr's.
All varieties Of Apples sold at whole
sale and retail at Slyder's.
Finest line of lee Wool FaciDators
sold cheap.
Bargains in Ladies, Clildrens and
Mems Underwear.
The finest line of Silk FOR Dress Trim
mings is found at S. j. Snyder's.
A full ard complete line Of Mems and
Boys Clothing. Oyercoats, Duck Coats
Caps.
Blankets Of all prices, sizes and colors
at j. IS. Snyder's.
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w gentlemen or ladies to travel for respon-
sible, established house in South Dakota.
Monthly $500 and expenses. Position steady.
Reference. Enclose self-addressed envelope.
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John Griffin, of GAINESVILLE, O., says:"I
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out ruffering agony. until a box Of De-
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For piles and rectal trouble, cuts, bruises.
sprains. eczema and all skin troubles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an
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Miss jeanette Morrow has been
granted a state certificate good for five
years and which can be renewed in.
definitely without examination as long
as she remains in school work. This is
quite a distinction for Miss Morrow and
as gratifying to tie people who made
her superintendent Of our county schools
as &c the young lady herself
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cnce. Enclose self-addresspd stamped envelope.
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Little Early R,sers cure hiliousnnsc, con
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
lla,ti Treated Badly.

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-The German
corvettes Charlotte and Stein enforced
the demands Of their Government against
Hayti in a high-handed manner in Port
Au Prince harbor. according TO the OH
GERS of the Dutch line steamship OranJe
Nassau. which arrived here to-day.
The Dutch steamer lay in harhor or
Port Au Prince when the incident oc-
CURED. Only four hours. the officers say
were given the Haytien Government TO
make amends for the Lueders affair.
The time had almost expired when a
white flag was flung to the breeze from
the Presidents palace.
A Haytien officer was dispatched 10
the German warships with the indemnity.
When alongside the cruisers he was com
PEELED TO Chamber up the side of one Of
them as best he could.
The courtesy of the gangway was not
offered him. His business on the warship
was quickly concluded and he was dis
missed with scant courtesy by the Ger
man commander.
The Oran1e Nassau sailed for the States
next day. There was great excitement In
the capital when she left and reVolu-
tion was freely talked OF.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST. Dec. IL
Cuban leaders in the field are adopting
every possible method 10 prevent even the
thin edge Of the wedge Of autonomy en-
terlng their ranks They not only alb
solutely refuse to discuss autonomy them
selves. but they are determined in their
efforts not TO allow SPANS offers OF
self government TO be laid before the
insurgent troops.
All emissaries who dare TO carry the
olive branch TO the field are hanged
caught.
Some OF the nsurgent officers are tired
Of war. and small as the number IS
General Gomez. realizes their desertion
would have a far reaching moral effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Kesult OF a silly Story.

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. IA SHY
story about two or three coloreu schoVi
children led to an assault upon the 81:
James Dispensary for the treatment or
the poor. by a mob OF negro men ana
women. The police had to be cailed OUT
to defend the physicians OF the dispens-
AIRY. and for a time 1t looked as II there
would be a riot.
The story started by the children was
that a negro boy and negro girl mao
been caught by the doctors ana carrleu
into the building and killed. Tne cni'-
dren declared that they had clmosu l,ie ~
a tree which grows near one or the as
pensary windows. and had seen the nooles
of the two children on table ana tha'
white men were standing around then'
cutting them up.
The story spread among the colored pop'
ulation OF the eastern section raploly,
and IN a few minutes there were seVera,
hundred negro men and women around
the building. gesticulating ana taik,ns
wildly The dlspensary clerk saw Una,
something was wrong and telepnoneu ~
the police Ry the time the ponceihen
arrived the mob had grown threatening
Six Of the ringleaders were arrested,
dozen others were dubbed. and the Grove
dispersed A guard was left at the as
pensary for several hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
A SOUND, ELASTIC CURRENCY
CONTINUED From First Page.)

clared. when l get among bankers,
confess that | feel lonesome. but i have
plenty of company when I am with the
rest Of the people. I am for State banks
all right. and / don't care IL the notes
don't circulate outside Of the state OF
their issue. We want money we can keep
at home. The trouble with this good
money that circulates everywhere Is thar
IL circulates away from US. the goid
standard may be all right for the people
up North. where they have plenty OF
money, but we want something else.
got my idea Of political economy and
finance by hard knocks. l tell you that
the alarm has been sounded In the watch
tower of the public. and the people are
DESTROYS that something be done. and we
had better begin IT too. ] am Tor the dollar
Of our daddfes. State banks and free sill
YER"
Mr.. Cars remarks were heartily APP
plauded, but there was no rejoinder.
Following the adoption of the resolu-
ton. Congressman Fowler. OF New Jer-
sey. and f. II. Pullen. Of New YORK, de-
livered addresses.
The convention then adjourned, but to-
morrow the visiting bankers viii be en-
tertained by the Atlanta Clearing House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16

BALTIMORE. MD, Dee. 15.-The an
nouncement that Mrs. Ella Mercer Peter
was about to marry Mr.. Edwin j. Farber
has aroused much interest in society cir
cles. Mrs Peter was divorced from State
Senator Peter several years ago. She is a
very beautiful woman. a lineal descend
ant OF Gen. Mercer. Of revolutionary
fame. and moved in the most exclusive
circles About a year ago she received
anonymous yetters of a scandalous char
acter. After an investigation Mrs. Peter
brought suit for SANDER against Mrs
Thomas Gather leader in society and
wife Of one Of the wealthiest residents OF
Howard county. charging that she wrote
the letters.
Mr. Farber. well-known lawyer and
club man. was engaged by Mrs. Peter 10
prosecute the case. Trial has been fixed
several times. hut always postponed. Last
Saturday II was again called. but az Mr..
Farber's request again postponed. II now
appears that a warm attachment sprung
up between lawyer and client and II is
generally believed that II was with view
Of accentuating his disbelief In charges
made I'm the letters upon which the suit
is based that Mr.. Farber will wed Mrs.
Peter and then appear in his wife's be-
half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
A Baltimore Heroine.

BALTIMORE, MI, DcG lO.-terSOAS
i'm Inc nvis4oUInOOu OF W dsninStOA INA
, eueral sIeets, IN Northeast Baltimore,
were witnesses yesterday afternoon Oh an
eAcllluA episode. ~ sister CI AL. j. L.
amos Who CONDUCTS d grocery store al
The southwest corner OI Washington ana
ederal streets, attempted 10 jump IRON
me seCOnu-stoIy wInuVw OF the mouse On
e leueIaI street sue, While IN a. ilt Of
denr.um LrOGbnt oil ~ typnoid icNe4-
she Was only saved from Almost certain
death Oh the sidswaik below by the cour-
age ana presence OI Lima OF "A, trained
nurse, who was IN charge OF the patient.
The sick woman, as stated, Is a sister or
Mr. Amos. The lady has been in this city
but lew days.
An eyewitness OF the exciting scene
yesterday afternoon described II substan-
TALLY as foilows
At about $3.50 o'clock the lower window
sash OF the sick womans chamber was
drawn inwards, ana "A large woman
Jumped upon the sill screaming uninte IL
glbie words at the top of her voice.
Two men on the opposite side Of the
street rushed across. In order TO try and
break the womans fail. but just as she
made the leap. the arms Of the cour-
ageous little nurse, who. IL Is said. weighs
hardly more than half as much as the
patient. encircled her waist
The weight Of the womans body al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE WILL As
sruBLE TO-DAY IN CINCINNATI
p-o,o.sd Liquidation and Methods of He
forming the Law to be Discussed
Papers TO be Read.

CINCINNATI o., Dec. 15.-The seven,
,centb annual meeting of the Nalonai
f,iyil Service Reform League VIII be helu
Tomorrow and Friday. The 1uii pro-
follows:
1890 A. MA joint meeting OF meiiip ,s.
NJ the General Committee and or the ok
ecutiye Committee at the committee
rooms. Burnet House, corner OF i nlru
md Vine streets. Any member OF either
of these committees is entitled 10 be rep
resented by proxy II unable 10 at.en To- ono
2P M-rusiness meeting or the league
nj College Hail. 4l6 Walnut street.
Annual report OF the secretary.
Remarks by Hon. John X. Proctor
president OF the United States ClVi ser
Discussions: o. Proposed legislation In
Congress Cb) Extensions OF the rules
necessary 20 a complete ciasslncass,a,o , H.
(c) The need OF CLASSIFIED census on i,s
(d) The further reform OF the. consular
service (e) The promotion and removal
orders Of the President and department
officers. .,so,,,
Hon. Carl Schurz, at the Odeon' NO. lZz'
-'''' ' SECOND DAY.
1870 A. M-Business meeting OF the
league at College Hall.
Election of officers.
Reception OF committee reports.
Miscellaneous business.
1870 p. M.-Luncheon and reception 10
delegates at the rooms of the Women $
Club. corner Fifth and Race streets
r. M.-Public meeting or the League
at College Hail. at which the following
papers will be read:
'''The Municipal situation in Ohio" Hon.
Rufus u. Smith. of Cincinnati.
civil Service Reform in Municipal Gov
eminent" Horace r. Deming, OF New
York: Albert Shaw. Phi. D.. of New YORK
"'rhe Legal Situations: The Right 70
Compete for Public Employment Edwn'
Burritt Smith. Esq. of Chicago.
do the American People Want civil
Service Reform" Charles J. Bonaparte,
ESQ. OF Baltimore.
THE Democratic Party and Civil Ser
vice Reform" Hon. Mooriield Storey, OF
Boston.
THE Republican Party and Civil Ser
vice Reform" Hon. Henry hitchcock, oil
ST. Louis.
Up M.-Banquet 70 visiting delegates al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.
q oMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

Y
The Citizens Bank of Richmond suing for
the benefit OF itself and all other credit
ors of Virginia NJ. Allen. holding liens on
her real estate. who VIII come IN ana
contribute TO the costs and expenses
OF TINS SUIT .........'.'''''''''''''i ''''''''i
against
Virginia NJ. Allen and r. s. Allen. Jr..
Howard Swineford. Il. ID. Starke ana j.
Clements Shafer trustees. the city
Bank of Richmond and the unknown
holders or owners Of the notes executed
by the said Virginia NJ. Allen. dated
August Is. 1896 secured by deed or trust
Of that date from her and others 10 j.
Clements Shafer. trustee, recorded IN
Goochland County Court Clerks office,
conveying 10 the said Shafer, trustee:
the tract OF land i'm the SAID county or
GoOchland, called Upper Tuckahoe. con-
tanning Cps acres. more or less. D'fts.
"On consideration whereof the Court
doth adiudge order and decree
thai this cause be referred 10 DAVID ~.
Leake as a special commissioner. VINO
shall take the following accounts to-wit
81. An account Of the judgment que
the plaintiff from the said Virginia NJ.
Allen. in the bill and proceedings men
toned.
80. An account Of the real estate Of the
defendant. Virginia NJ Allen. with the fee
Fimple and annual value thereof. and the
liens and membranes thereon, together
with the dgnitios and prtorties thereof.
"All which accounts said special COM
missioner shall take. state, settle and re-
port 10 the Court. together with any mat
ter specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any proper party
70 be so stated.
Notice Of the time and place OF taking
the foregoing accounts published once a
week for four successive weeks, in some
convenient newspaper. shall be deemed
sufficient notice 10 all persons concerned,
except the said Virginia VI. Allen and j.
&. Shafer. trustee. who shall have per-
sonal notice thereof and the testimony OF
said Shafer shall be taken in Richmond.
Va"
can extract from decree entered at Sep
TENDER term. 1891. OF Goochland Circuit
Court)
All persons interested in the decree Of
which the foregoing is an extract Will
take notice that | have fixed upon the
1ltn DAY Of JANUARY 1855. as the time
and the office Of w. o. Shelton, Esq,
Chamber OF Commerce Building. Rich
Inond, Va, as the place. for executing the
same.
Given under my hand this 2Gth day OF
November 1891. ID. II. bEAkE,
no2S-itw Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Confessed Perinry.

ODGENsBURG. y. y. Dec. ia case
resembling that OF Barbara Aub IS start
ling ST. Lawrence county. In Octoper
Leuella Scott swore before Justice NC
RaStie that she had been assaulted on
August 10th by Homer Moore az Lisbon
Centre Last night the girl made sworn
confession that she had committed per
Jury. and that her condition was que to
her relations with one George Gregory.
The climax Of the sensation VIZ - cappca
when Justice McRastie unitef o"eEorv
and Miss Scott In mn trlmonv
Homer Moore the exone lial man, IS
connected with the best fam"t,s Of TIE
vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16

this afternoon. His Majesty was received
by Prince Henry Of Prussia.
After cordial greetings had been ex-
changed. the party boarded the German
warship Cefion, which hoisted the I'm
perial Standard. The other warships sa-
luted.
The Emperor inspected the Cefion, and
afterward inspected the Deutschland. Ad-
dressing the crew of the Cefon. His Ma
jesty exhorted them to remember their
oath to their flag, and to acquit them
selves braveiy. The crew heartily cheered
the Emperor
Emperor Williams two eldest sons.
Grown Prince Frederick William and
Prince William Eitel Frederick. will ar
rive here tomorrow and will accompany
His Majesty as far as Rendsburg.
Dinner. with covers for sixty. was
served at the Royal Castle at O'Clock.
Emperor William made a speech and a
concert followed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
CHEERS FOR THE KAISER.
Enthusiastic Reception at the Bourse II
Hamburg--visits the Ceflon.

Enthusiastic Reception at the Bourse In
Hamburg--visits the Cefion.
HAMBURG. Dec. l5-Emperor William
of Germany. accomps MED by Prince Ad-
Gilbert. his third son. arrived here to-day
on his way 10 kiel. His Majesty In
spected the towr hail and attended a
lunch given In his honor at the Rathskel-
Ter. There were $50 guests present.
There were no toasts but His Majesty
convcrsed animatedly and afterwards
visited the Bourse. which was densely
thronged. The Emperor's appearance
in the gallery was enthusiastically cheer
ed. Herr Wormann. a member OF the
Chambe- OF Commerce, made an address
expressing the warmest wishes Of himself
and his associates for a safe voyage for
Prince Henry OF Prussia. His Majesty's
brother and called for three cheers for
''rhe mighty protector of Germany, the
Empire and the flag on every sea"
The cheers were given amid scenes OF
the utmost enthusiasm.
The Emperor was visibly gratifed and
briefly returned his thanks. On leaving
the Bourse, Emperor William conversed
with the members and asked them 10
thank the assembly for the ovation, add
ing that he would convey their greetings
TO Prince Henry.
HIS Majesty also expressed the ccnvic-
ZION that his brothers voyage would pro-
mote the trade OF Hamburg.
on returning to the railroad depot His
Majesty received an ovation from the
crowds.
KEEL. Dec. l5.-Emperor William.
Prince Adeibert. Baron Won Buelow. the
Minister For Foreign Affeirs; Admiral
Won Knorr. ana Won Tirpits. and Count
Won gutenberg arrived here 1T o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Diminished Interest in the Luetgert Case.

CHICAGO. Dec l5.-Judging from the
small crowd in attendance at the opening
of the Luetgert trial to-day. public inter
est in the proceedings has fallen off
greatly. The court room was not more
than half filled when Attorney Harmon
resumed his opening address for the de-
fence. Immediately after the conclusion
of Mr.. Harmon's speech the court ad-
journed for the day and the members
Of thes jury were driven TO the big suas-
age manufactury at Diversay street and
Hermitage avenue. where they spent the
afternoon inspecting the gloomy cellars
and the sausage watts In one of which
Luetgert is charged with having placed
the dead body OF his wife and boiled 1t to
a pulp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16

most drew the nurse out OF the window
but she pluckily held on TO Inc scream
ing woman. The two men below. seeing
that the woman was safe for the momen,
II locked, and ran around to the front
entrance. When they reached the sick
room. on the second floor. they found
the door CLOSED by means OF chair IRON,
the inside and lost time before they
could effect an entrance.
The trained nurse never relaxed her
hold on the heavy woman. however. IN
I'll the men came 10 her assistance, A.
though almost exhausted. several l,uIes
witnessed the scene from their wlnnoNs'
and were greatly excited by the incident
ss thew expected every moment TO see
the sick woman fall.-Anerican
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
MILLION DOLLAR CARGO.
Valuable Skins Brought In BY Barken
tine-- Valuable Specimens.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-One million
dollars is the estimated value of the car
go of the Russian Barkentine Boring
which arrived in port Yesterday. The car
go represents the major portion of the
business done by the Russian Seal and
Fur Company during the season just clos
ed. BY far the most important item
shown on the manifest is the consignment
of seal skins of which there Is 1000. There
are several hundred bear skins. all OF the
finest quality and large number of skins
of almost all the animals found in the
Arctic regions
The Bering has also on board the fine
collection of natural history specimens
made by Professor Steineoher. while he
was acting as a member of the Inter
national Sealing Commission.
These are Consigned to the Smithsonian
Institute. and to the British Royal Mu-
scum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Dnrrant Has friends.

Mrs. Alice Hartley created great deal
of excitement Sunday night in Emanuel
Baptist church, San Francisco. which was
the scene Of the Ddrrant murders. AT me
conclusion of Rev. j. George Gibson
sermon she dramatically declared that she
had a message from God TO the eject
that Theodore Durrants life should be
saved. and that it was the duty or the
congregation TO save him.
Mr.. Gibson, who was Durrants pastor
refused TO see the condemned man $
mother when she called with message
from her son asking him TO tell all he
knew about the murders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Nav Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15.-Weather
good: track slow. Summarizes:
First race-six furlongs.-St. Rogue
(evenC first. Dave S. 6 10 | and even
second. Brown Berry C. TO u third. Iime'
:22l2 ~. r,.o,, ~
Second race-fve furlongs.-Ben Frost %
TO - first, lobe Simmons ~ 10 ! am
10 II second. Lady Irene @ TO lO) third.
Time, 1901. nh. 60 900
sly gs-Presbyterian q 10 y hrs''
Surmount q to and to u second SARA
toea 90 TO u third. Time, 1:20l2 20
tourth race-one mile.-Ben Warden %
TO u first. Lexington Pirate (even) second
GIenmovne q TO ID third. Time. 1:5ll2.
Fifth race-one mile.-Serf % to u ,l Irst
Castor G. to and TO secohu'
das q to II third. Time. l;12.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16

ALBANY. n. Y. Dec. 1.-THE capture
OF LAWYER Albert s. Warner. who was
connected with the abduction OF ht'le
John Conway. last August. ~ pleasing 70
Albany people. Warner was captured -
Kansas City.
His wherea bouts were ascertained
through n Philadelnhia woman with whom
he was corresponding. Some Of her mt
rratos sold information 10 eo,,or rarreh'
OF the Albany Argus for N.gp.
Warmers accomplices. Haruy ana
Blake arc now serving fourteen-year SEN
fences for the crime.
Extradition papers for warner renoV-
al 10 Albany were obtainen To-Day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
TO MEET COMPETITION.
1pxwHJGHT CLUE ACKNOWLEDGES
~ THE sOUTH's ADrANTAdEs'
VIII CousIder Methods OF Trying 70
Overcome the Result OF Their
Environment.

pocroN noe 1J.-At meeting OF the
Arkwrigbt club. which was held at
Young's Hotel to-day. report was ~
sented upon the condition OF so"'"'''
competition In Gotten manufacturers anu
the best practical mode oil meeans Tho
The report was unanimously aovp.Stu Tor
club did not ccnsi1e, nr @rs into effect
furt her than 10 refer the matter 10
special committee.
FIRST-CLASS MILLS.
The report In detail tells OF Nisiss 10 ~
several southern mills. ana stas,a ,,,iii
first-class. weli-equipped sou'n n,a xor.b
compares favOrably with any III the ~.
The committees concise opiHio" 80
in these words: IN. ,ho ad-
''The southerner finds that, with the au-
vantage he possesses. he can , iilanV a., 70
goods at a cost which VIII dilow nm
undersell our mills and leave nun in"
gin OF profit which is suificieht 10 '''u now
the investment Of capital. Anu ~"
what are these advantages!
POWER CHEAP.
First. That cotton Is conveniently near
and that freight on II can be saved,
Second. That water power Is apunu am;
IL you care to utilize IL, ana that Soai
Is cheap II you prefer to run by steam.
Third. That labor is abundant ana
cheap. and not inclined to organize against
the employers.
Fourth That the enactment OF re-
strctive labor laws is not likely TO trou-
BILE managers for many years.
In our opinion the cheap labor, the
long hours and freedom from legislative
interfercnces are the chief advantages
and the others are unimportant"
The committee, I'm summing up It's re-
port. says that while manufacturers In
the North. especially Massachusetts. can
not undo labor legislation, they must meet
the competition by cutting wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Irsafv With Mexico

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--In the execu-
tive session OF the Senate to-day a treaty
between this country and Mexico. extend
ing for year the time for marking the
boundary line between the two countries
was received and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations without being
read.
The various recess nominations sent to
the Senate to-day were also referred ia
the proper committees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
Business Mems Convention TO Reassemble

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15-The conven-
ton OF business men. which met In In
dianapolis last January and authorized
the appointment OF the monetary COM
mission. will be called together again for
the purpose of considering further ar
rangements. which are soon to be present.
ed. This was decided upon to-day at a
meeting OF the Executive Committee at
the Arlington. The new committee will
be held in Indianapolis on January 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-16
HAMBURG, Owner.

NEW YORK. Dec l5.--After All rumors
and reports concerning recent brivate
Gales in Kentucky ~ celebrated TWO
year old race horse Hamturg II 1T TN os.
10 stated upon good AUTHORITY tnat cor
helon@e 10 Mr.. Julius Fleischmann. OF
Cincinnati. and moreover. that the price
naid for the colt was $4,000 and not
SEQ 900. ~ reported. r-,t,.o,,r
,s supposed cause Of all secrecy In the
matter