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LINEN SHEETS all pure roundthread hemshei
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Proportionately better grades at TO-,
1872, Is 2-3, and 25c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-13

An Elegant Towel in Huck Ground
with Damask Figures, fine and very
slightly, $3.50 dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-13

LADIES HANDKERCHIEFsA assortment
a pure widths Is to inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-13

EMBRoIDERIEsA Priced Embodes bought
They dependable
md durable
90 Sc yard
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TOWELS.
A Good Linen Towel. size lsx5s. fun
measure at $3.50 per dozen.
An All-Linen Huck Towel, damask
border, size isx36 al 81 per dozen.
An Extra Heavy Towel. all-linen
buck, size 22xi2. at $3.50 per dozen.
An Extra-Fine Hemmed Huck, size
22x42, at 50 per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
WALKER g. ia uyER'S PARD0N.
Where Mckinley is Unlike Cleveland On
Civil Srryice--The Librarian Mission.

WASHINGTON, January Especial
The President has called on the Attor-
ney-General for the papers in the case
Of W. G. Hammer. OF Lynchburg. who is
serving term in the penitentiary IN
Kings county. y. Y. Hammer was SEM
tenced March Is, 1925, for seven years.
Shortly before President Cleveland went
out OF office the sentence was commuted
10 four years. but the commutation for
good behavior would bring the term
down 20 about three years from the time
Hammer was delivered 10 prison.
CONGRESSMAN Otey and other have ask
cd President Mckinley 20 grant pardon.
ard IT IS believed that the request will
be complied with AZ an early date.
Hon. John r. Proctor. president or the
Civil Service Commission told me to-day
that while he had to deal with a good
mary cases Of violation Of the law the
number was nothing Ike so great as the
public probobly imagined from reading the
newspapers. He had talked with tho
Prcsndent about civil service matters re-
Gently, and from what the President said
20 him he did not believe that there would
he many notifications. If any IN the
rules He gave it as his belief that Pre-
sidcnt Mckinley was as strong an up-
holder OF the civil service law as Mr..
Cleveland was.
But there seems 20 he this striking
difference between the two Presidents:
Cie,oland found certain officials violating
the law I'm letter and I'm spirit. He quick
IS removed them and that put a stop 10
further violations. President Mckinley's
attention has been called TO fragrant vio-
latons on the part OF several Of his app
pointees. but no removals have been
made or are likely 20 be made
It may be, however, that he VIII cal
them down.
Rev. J. T.. Turrel. the colorod Baptist
preacher Of Clarke county. Va. who
would Ike TO go as United states Minis
ter 10 Liberia. has made many vain
effort 70 see tho President. lie was at
the White House again to-day without
being able Co see The Executive. n rs
too late now. for the President has or
decd Lis commission clerk 10 fI up
commission for Rev. owen SIN tn, or
North Carolina. who was recommended
by nfs Congros sman. Mr. White. ; smiths
appointment will go 10 the Senate next
week There were many applicants for
the Liberian Mission GncludinG several
Smnhs) but the friends Of me various
candidates say that Smith Of North
Carolina had tho strongest pull because
he was Methodist-a member Of the
same denomination as the President.
Rurreu was inclined to think that IL
church lines We're to be considered he
should have been selected as colored
Rapust. But If the truth were known
the President diI not favor Smith be-
cause Of Mehodism. hut because OF North
Carolina Republican influences.
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AFFAIRS IN The FAR EAST.
Accurate Information Exceedingly Diff
fCult 10 Obtain.
APPARENTLY LITTLE APPREHENSION
Is Really Entertained--Many Arrests in
Paris in Connection With the Mystic
rIous Murders f., 'hs suburbs--A
wild scene Of Reyelry.

LONDON Jan. 1.-The ingenuity dis
played in manufacturing news from the
far east is remarkable. Tvc-sixths of
the statements can De safely Labelled
guess work" The British and Russian
foreign Offices are as dumb a. oysters and
the German stream Of conflicting COM
municltins in The semi-cficial press
shows they do not know ON which foot
they are standing France is apparently
in the dark. while the Nikado has dis
solved the japanese Diet boz order that
opinions should not De expressed.
Under the circumstances it is not
strang, tlat accurate information is Diff
fcult to obtain Tho known facts corr
Iohoiate the statement cahied t0 The
Associated Press. on Saturday last. that
Great Britain .f carefully watching the
situation. hiding hcr tima and win cer-
tuuiy not fail to alt promptly and Wig
orou-ly at thr proper moment.
AT LEAST PREMATURE.
It was pointed ont in that dispatch that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
PoPE,s SrxrTETHANNTVERsARr.
Hundreds OF Rich Presents From Ruler
and Others.

ROME. Jan. 1.-The siXticth anniver-
sarv OF the Popes celebration OF mass
vas observed at the Vatican to-day. Ful-
Iv 20Oo delegates from Catholic societies
and par0ch.al communities were admit
ted to the Salia Della Loggic OF the Nat-
can at q O'Clock this morning and shortly
after that hour His Holiness was car
riod I'm ON "a Sedestla Gestoria amid the
accIamatious of the spectators. Ihe rope
offciatod at his own diamond mass. tne
mn n.,sie being furnished by the choir or ths
Sistcue Chapel.
Tho venerable Pontif then attended
mass of thanksgiving. knceling on "a
prie Dieu Al the conclusion or lH-S
mass His Holiness. in strong voice pro
nouncod the Papal Benediction. lie ihen
took his seat ON the throne ana rec'lNeh
delegations until 9.3O o'clock when ne
was borne out on the Sedestia Gestorid'
amid the acclamatious ot the crowd.
The Pope received hundreds or Hch
presents Emperor Francis Joeepn ot
Austr.a-Hungary sent him 3OVW noiihs
I'm gold in "a gold clsket ana the 1u'r',
Rceeut of Spain sent a massive gold ana
fowollcd goblet Ills pift from the lhlt-
ed States was a diamond cross. ftesl-
dent Faure sent six Sevres vases. ana
the present from the sultan OF Iurhty
was "a superb diamond ring Every coAh-
try sent % large contribution 10 the re-
tcr's Pence fund.
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plalnt on the part OF the GOV eminent.
II is not known yet whether the Brit
fish government Will approve Of the ar
rangement arrived at according 20 a cable
dispatch from Pekin by which McLeavy
Brown and VI. Alexen, the Russian
agent. in Korea will work the Korean
customs together.
The financial barometer does not show
any decided trenidation
a WEAK HONOR LIST.
The New Year honor list is weak and
decidedly partisan. 1t attracted little in
terest from the public outside OF the
knightine OF Mr.. Thomas J. Upton, the
millionaire provision merchant, whose
knightagc establishes the fact that titles
are purchasa6e, for the honors bestowed
upon him were. of course, due TO his gift
Of G25.000 Gl2Jl"0 70 the Princess OF
Wales jubilee fund for feeding the out
cast poor Of London.
Or. Jameson. the Transvaal raider. IN
an interview predicts that Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes viii be Premier Of Cape Colony IN
1898.
The Paris police during the week secur-
Cd many Of the organized gangs of rob-
hers and murderers which have te~roriz-
ed the suburbs Of the French capital for
months past. The new arrests number
thirty-three. and the oldest prisoner IS
only twcnty-one years old.
within six months the bodies OF fifty
three murdered persons have been foune
IN the small section OF the River Seine.
and Fl is believed most Of the murders
are traceahle to this gang.
a WILD SCENE.
The annual wild scere OF debauchery
welcomed TIE New Year In London. As
rsual. the precincts OF 81. Pauls Cathe-
dral were the centre Ct attraction. About
c3c0o people assembled there.
There rs some reason 10 believe tha;
r,rarco and Great Britain have about
reached an agreement on the subject Of
West Africa, the Lagos Hintorland will
10 defined by prolonging 90 northward 10
the Niger. the present Lagos Dahomey
frontier.
France would thus secure Say and about
100 kilometres on the RIGHT bank Of the
river. and Great Britain would have
Houea and Nikh restored 20 her and be
confirmed In the possession Of ether claim
"a points.
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rnE GOrEEyoR's ADDREss.


GOverdor Tyler spoke as loHo"s'
Gentlemen of the LEGISLATURE of Niiein'a.
make most profound and sincere ac-
i,uowlodelment of your kind Invitation
10 have these in-ueurll ceremonies n
YOUR presence. and in this hall. haluW
iv fhe memory OF SD mluv sacred events
fn thc Fi-to-t of our beloved state. IL
.oerrs I'D tnc Chat there is something OF
eminent appropriatcncss in the ENecu-
five of a state subscribing 90 his oath
Of office lsfore n Justice of The hiahcst
count in IN. Co.or,.u,,,aIfh. ard iu the
nrcscnCe of tho ll,y-nailinl. body. 20 is
a common p0int upon which these three
eougl.lte ana coordinate Departments OF
no oovarnn,ont cam come together as
fo~ , roor,rrf and ofnenir,- hands oRo
a., ,@,t ,.l,.~ f,e,,ir,ri., fnl. tIl, rvffltfr.
gl.'rS,... @f tnl l'e6 ana sacr.5 dufi.
tbat have haan irono.ad uuon theu1 lv a
,,maofn,- r.onla p lid olr work Iet MS
,or,ry,ler mn We haye taken solemn
nafhl e4nctife1 MS has been th. case t0-
G.v Iv fr. ,.rr,.ofs az the sanity man
of 'cod vIcse rryrrenf voice ON sd many
ei,rIIsI orro.i,r.s rse made uctitlon 90 D.
h.-,l,,f,, tfrore fo, XIII dom ana arid.
'',,'., f'r 3D.. rris~s ~ oiir grett Comnon-
,gl.l.b
't 'e ro4 f,~g.t tt-t wa have rledred
the hest services we can render. ANA
without fear. favor. or affection resolve
that we viii faithfully discharge our
ihI,y DAYS ol your SOS .ion taat you ate
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lengthy silence. General IIundlcy on tho
26th OF December published reply in
tho same paper that printed his initial
letter. I'm beginning which he said:
II have delayed replying To- the letter
Of Colonel John Cussons. because / desired
first TO have an explanation of n word
used by him in that letter. This cxplana-
tion having been given by him In a most
courteous ana agreeable manner, ] an
now ready TO reply to his arguments" Sec.
TO the above mentioned letter Colonel
Cussols this morning replies n the fol-
lowing manner:
Editor Of The Times:
sir;-Letters are coming 90 me every
day asking If ! am not going 70 answer
ihe throc-coiumn tira1o which General
George j. Huudley Published last Sunday
on the Sulhs-W W0ma.k investigation.
and can only reply tllt haze read tho
Generals communication from beginning
10 end and can ind in 8, absolutely Moth
ing that is now
There is The sImo oid abuse OF witness
os. charging them with ignorance and
malice and au unchauiablenoss. and the
same ius.stclce taat DIS client. Colonel
Stuhbs. WAS never glvou n fair opp0rtuni-
~ 20 make aa explanation.
O. Il that had only been done. how dlf-
fercnt everything would have been H.
with the dawning OF tho first doubt. tho
doubter had but frankly gone 10 Colonel
stubbs, and related the nature ~ his mis-
elvngs. with what checrfulness colonel
S,ubbs would have explained away every
thing which needed explanaton' Bur
that was denied. and hence arises, &C"
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BrsHop AyzEE's rIEw or CHINA.
II Was On His Advice That Germany Act
ed-.NcMs nf the WeelS IN berlin.

BERLIN, jan bishop Amer. OF
South shan-Tung, China, dincd with the
Emperor and Empress at the new palace
on Tuesd.- -. Baron Won Buiow. Minister
for Forei1n Affairs. and Count Won Lei
ter, Tie new Minister Of Justice, were
present.
The spoudent OF the Associated
Press on Wednesday had an interview
with the d shop. % whose shrewd advice
and detailed Information regarding the
whole province of Shan-Tuug. in which
Ki1o-ChOu is situated, the German gov
eminent owes much.
Bishop Amer gave an interesting ac-
count of the occurrences of the previous
evening and OF thc audience he was ac-
corded by tne Emperor in November and
also told Of his audience with the Pope
q fortnight ago
The Bishop. who has been thirty-four
years in China and who is about 20 re-
turn. said:
or am amazed at the knowledge tho
Emperor displayed regarding China, its
resources and government Every ques-
ton The Emperor asked was pointed.
There % DO doubt Germany means TO
keep K.ao-Ch0u and its contiguous ter
ritorv and If the right measures are
taken II will prove q most valuable pos
session even more y1lu1bie than Hong
Kong because of it's mineral wealth. coal
and iron. although needing a large amount
of capital 90 deyclope it, is almost mex
haustihlo."
The Emperor told the bishop that steps
were under way to give thorough German
administration 10 the territory ana 10
rapiGly develop the natural commercial
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ties be his God and sure defence; prcserv-
ing bis health and life and cr0wnins that
life with loving Kindness and tender mCr-
cies. and enabling him so 10 fulhl every
Obligation as TO make his term of service
one of personal honor and public alyan-
tage.
Remember also. We hcseech Thee. Tiny
servant who to-day resigns the trusts he
has guarded so fcdr.essly and WeI. May
Heavens richest blessing rest on bin.
upon his family and upon every effort
and enterprise that can make his future
career prosperous and happy.
May Thy blessing abide upon our Lieu
tenant-GovernCr. upon the Senate over
which ne is 20 preside: upon the House
of Delegate; upon an the officers Of our
Sate government and Jpon all our people
that order and harmony. prosperity and
peace may prevail throughout AT our
borders. and 60 God Most High vii! we
ascribe. as is most due, all honor and
glory evormore. Amen.
THE OATH ADMINISTERED
Judge Richard n. CardWeu. or inc Su-
premc Court or Appeals. tnen admins
tered the usual Oath of office 20 Govern
or-clcct j. Hoge 1yicr. which was sisn-
cd by the latter The first one 20 con-
gratulate him was Governor O.fcrrdll,
who cordially shook hands with MN.
Judge Cardwcl was about TO admins
fer the oath of office. whom col. John Zen
Bigger spoke: "G desire Miss Boil Nor
wood TYLER to- accept This pen and bl'ie.
with which the oath of office has gust
been administered 90 her father with INC
compliments of the q. d. d., le ra4i'
and in doing so ho bowed towards the
westerly and 90 The C1-ter.y gallery.
whore tho members Of the gIoernatoual
party were seated.
judge CardwcI then administered INC
.r. f. d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

HAVANA. Jan. 1.-The Omcial Gazette
publishes an edict or Captain-Generai
Ranco raising tha embargo upor the eX-
porat.on Of tobacco.
The decree provides FOR the payment
OF a duty OF twelve dollars in gold per
one hundred kilos ON tobacco OF all grades
except Santiago de Cuba toi acco. which
continues to pay the ruling tariff. All
oyrorr duty ou manufactured tobacco,
ciqars and cigarettes is abolished .nclud-
ing the fifty cfnt stamp duty on cut
tobacco the duty remains as az present
pius ten cent stamp duty per kilo. The
importation of tobacco from Puerto Rico
and other places is prohibited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

Agnew Would Have Done A. Brady Did
Had Hc Been Posted.


WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Jan. SPECIAL.
talked with Secretary Gage to-day. and
earned from him that the deputy-collec-
or question remained unchanged. lie
.1ld mo also that ne had nothing new TO
give out concerning the location N Colonel
Brady's office. This much-mooted ques-
ton will. however. be definitely settled
very soon.
Collector Agnew who was appointed last
April. said 20 me yesterday that u he had
known as much as Colonel Brady did
when Do took charge OF his office. he would
have had more Republicans and fewer
Democrats under him than he has. lie
has a larger force than Brady and many
OF his deputies were appointed in 1893
bv the Democratic incumbent. a II is.
Agnew has worked along without IN
cnrring The wrath OF the civil Service
Commission or the condemnation Of that
part OF the public which believes in civil
service reform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1-After consul
tation with the state Department. officials
of tic Rcd Cross have arranged % open
headquarters IN New York for the recep-
ton and forwarding 20 Havana % con-
tribuuons for the benefit Of the suffering
Cubans.
Miss Barton will be In charge. and she
may find IL necessary TO go to Havana
10 arrange for corporation with Consul
General Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

Shortly after the result Of the inSesu-
cation OF the charge that Colonel James
y. Stubbs Grand Commander OF tho
Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans. and
chairman OF the History Committee. had
received compensation from The American
Book Company through its agent. j. W.
Womack, became known, General George
j. Hundley. tho friend and counsel Of Col
onel Stubbs. published q letter IN another
morning paper. in which. while defending
Colonel Stubbs he took occasion TO refer
to the part taken in the investigation by
Colonel John CussoLs. Past Grand COM
mandcr of the Grand Camp.
TO this letter Colonel Cussons replied
in The Times OF December 10Th, fully eN-
planning his position. After somewhat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
SENATOR JOHN W. DANIEL.

shows the ministers coneratulating
crown head on New Years Day. The lat
ter is turning back the clock of time, and
the cartoon is entitled Reaction"
\ magnificent fortune was left 10y Prin-
ces HohenlOhe 10 her husband. Her
enormous Russian estates alone reach $500
square miles, and exceeding in size sew
eral Prusslah Provinces. The estate IS
estimated to aggregate 20oOOO.Ooo rubles
(sl25. 100000.
The first big shipment Of about a hun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

i'm well-.nformed circles the scare IN the
newspapers in regard 20 the far east was
AT least premature and that ths mem
bers OF the government were evidently
sincere in disclaiming the least alarm.
This view of the case was practically
reiterated hy the Daily Graphic. on Fri
day. which asserted that there was every
reason to believe that the Russians would
adhere t. their pledge to eyacuatc Port
Arthur At the end Of tho winter and
therefore thers were no grounds for COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
wrArfIKE FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. January Forecast FOR
Sunday.
Virginia-Fair iii Monday; warmer Sun
day night; northwesterly winds.
North and South Carolna-Fair; north
westerly winds.
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cording 20 General uundley. tie real in
Justice OF the investigation. His client
never got a chance 10 eNploin'
STARTLING VERSATiLITN.'
And yet 20 the casual observer Coiora
Stubbs opportunities FOR explanation
seem 10 have been unusually ample in-
deed II is doubtful whether there IS a
case on record IN which explanations have
been more abundant. or more anOundins
IN scope and novelty and startling ves-
satllity.
Colonel stubbs' first explanation was
that the Womack checks We're forge gies.
This seemed 20 put the paying bank In
a rather awkward position. ana II was
proposed that the bank should be called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
IN THE HALL or THE HOUSE.
The Room Crowded with People to Wit
ncAA the Innu..nrlI

AS early as IL O'Clock the crowd began
10 gather in the han OF the House OF
Delegates. and by the time when the
ceremonies were 20 begin every aydlla-
bic space In the TWO galleries and out
side of the railing on the nOOr OF the
House was Occupied. Even the space us
ually refcryed for the members was al
most completely taken up by the spccta-
tors Among the latter were United
states Senators John ". Daniel and
Thomas 5. Martin. and CongI essmcn
Claude A. swanson. sydney =. Epcs. ana
James Hay when the senior Senator en-
tered the chamber he was greeted with
applause.
promptly al noon Speaker Ryan
brought down his gavoi and called the
Mouse to order. Clerk John Bell Bigger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
AN "UNRULYPEN'
Colonel John CuSS0nS'
Sharp Reply
TO GEN. GEO. ]. HUNDLEY,
"UnprOYOked and BeCkleSsly
IntempeTa,e Assaults
Personal CORRESPONDENCE FORCED

Col Cussons SAYS" VIII sayto Him That
the Respect and Reverence Which are
the just Dues ofa Confederate Cen
eraI Have Yielded at Last to the
Truculcnt Insolence of
Brow Beating Attorney"
Too Many Explanations
on the Part OF Col
stubbs Instead
ofnot Enough
lie says.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer ranged az follows at
The Times office Saturday. January l.
iSyS.
AT A. NJ. IS; II ~. ~; =. NJ, 81;
G p. NJ. 30; T.. NJ. 70, l. MA Aver
age. 2S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

dred American horses. mainly for riding
and carriage use. arrived during the
course of the week, and were sold within
twenty-four hours.
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GOV. TYLER NOW.
He Becomes the Head
Of the State.
The INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
Thousands Present 10 Witness
the Impressive Scene,
The GOVERNORS ELOQUENT SPEECH.

The Oath of once Administered by Judge
X. II. CardwelI-Iieutenant Governor
Edward Echols Sworn In-Senator
JohnW. Daniels Brief Remarks.
Impressive Prayer by Rev.
Dr. Moses ID. Hogc--Goy.
O'Ferrall Present at
the Ceremony-Tho
Brilliant Recep-
tion Held last
ETcDing.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.l
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-27
NEW MEXICO NEWS!
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Gallup, May 2G.-We are glad to zee
the face Of Will Lynch around among rs
again. He arrived on Saturday from
the east and will take charge Of the
night yard hire.
Mrs. Palmer Ketner and children will
leave in a few days for a Eve months
outing at Santa Monica beach.
We are very glad TO be able to note a
slight improvement in the condition Of
Walter Foulks this week. He has re.
turned to consciousness and the doctors
have great hopes Of his recovery.
"Lum' Hail paid our little city a short
visit this week. staying Monday and
Tuesday, reviewing our merchants on
groceries and other questions Of equal
Interest.
The Rev. 0ctavino Parker will arrive
On the irst Of June from California to
take charge OF the pulpit Of the EplscO-
pal church.
1t seems now that chicken pox Is going
the rounds OF the city. Quite a number
Of little folks are down.
l.. n. Densmore and John Bowie ar.
rived yesterday morning from the san
Juan valley, bringing In quite a number
Ut mules.
Alex. Russell arrived from Scotland
yesterday morning and will stay an in
dehnite time.
Mrs. & ". Wells rides In from her milk
ranch east Of town on a wheel.
The AmiDatiscope company gave two
entertainments this week, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Their perform
was very good, showing moving
scenes In the war, aud also a great many
other things. The small boy" was, Of
course, In evidence. and Spanish scenes
were Missed and American scenes ap.
plsuded They will show again on Sat-
urday evening.
John G.. Spears Is amusing himself this
week on a brand new wheel.
Jack Cotton has learned the mystic
wheeling art, and Is seen sprinting
around town like an old experienced
hand.
Our old friend Charley Worries passed
east on last evenings No. 2.
Al. skeels Is ut his old trade OF deliver
lug again. He took charge OF the Gale.
DOMAIN company's wagon Tuesd y MORN
lug, Harry Crooks having resigned.
Paul Kelly has secured a place at Bell,
Colo, and will leave for there tomorrow.
VILLAINS.