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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
WHOLE NUMBER, 14.487. "' RICHMOND. VA.. WEDNESDAY. JANUABY 6, 189& TOREE CENTS PERO
FUTURE OF BANNA.
IT IS IS * \ i in i)i:i.i? \ i i . .,
.-in it HaM i:.
EXPECTED CAUCUSES ABANDONED.
!*???-Tln.i ? .?m m 111.-.-a Trylnnj |aj ?,,,_
? te ?ii ?ifiniicr? Before Actual
nlseitaa larglna i A s< ?n.ini?...?
tanaatlaa HaaglaahL
CMBUg,
: future of Benator
" '?tl to
- gjhty Jte
imbllcaa ran mi
the really doubt?
' :
' ? rmit.r
hnrned the bridges
ut it.
. who
a ?of tl tated t??~?ia>- that
nould vat .. This
i in th? 1' ! 17 in
: of tho
ml'ton, who
lined
?t tl ! ho would support .1- pMi.i
for Senator,
tlato,
Is only
rh? Hanna mei spent to
ilton, nn?l
who
H h tile
? '!i the
- s say
il remain with
High -l for Boxwell for
tful meml
i their ??h?.'
-rtunity to make all
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th the
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I will
olding
rntnit
tronage In th? hop?
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it holding th? ?r men In line,
v. 11 h
It
i thai Mayor McKirwon ?mil
dr. Kurtz for
for G lor Bush?
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. with a i
t he Den
t ?publican
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nting
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the action
I without
k.
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?III i..- no
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Will ballot
r The
: ?emo?
l? :
This would Set'
' in both h int <>ti any
m l.ly
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tunee the
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PREDICTION >P l >EADL< ?K.
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BULLDOZERS OF B1 BHNKLL
w. t. i
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?pohesmaa ?>f
"it
Molt, altd am proud
.? hieh
| of .-?ffaltv .
to i- Hopuhih,(nn
deavor t.. m cue's can?
: .i v?e cannot believ? thai
I la- a political
a ?political crime. Hence
:l to a?k If yen have ?Ion? What is
ilnst you."
win? this. Congressman
, i in- nature vt an appeal
th?- .- nut to p? ! mit th>
* ?bit??n wrty to K.o down to d-leal by I he
V" election of any other Man f? tfti
** ? ?- than Mar. m a h
' Buahnell wan almost o?< rcoaa?
b_ emotion i? h|., ,, , U(. r( ferrf^|
JO the faet that th. 1?. pi - ami
r-nators from rthrk ?-?.iinty ?r.- strong
' of Hanna's, while thr.e fourths
Mitit. delegatk i
for him.
be inn! in en misunderstood ami
'?I' 'i In Hie present contro
that It whs no
he tia.t attended a i con
it it num. (Cheers.) it?
he did not know that SUCh h
' "I I? .11 held. II.? expr.
Hi-- h. lief that Hi.- members of the H
a''-?! e .hi .... ttle Hi. ,.i. ?tlon ot
hould !.? senator, .uni thai ail .
should remain out of the Huh!.
"Hut this." he sal.I. "cannot !
a fi. country, an I ax long M the i
behave, th"> have a n_;ht t.? i
Hut all p. Opls i.
prejudices. Until to-day, mv Republi?
< ..ni-m has n- -. \td."
HHSBfl ANU QROANS.
mlnfled aith cheers,
.i this statement, and Governor
Buahnell raise.! bis liaml to rnjlel Hi<- SS
"It i<< bf your HiifTr.iiies that I am In
this high Offloe. Now. if you li.ive no
' <;."l's seik.. luv ! -
p? .t for the ??nie.
lia., you taken any aetion f":
dldate, Governor?" Inquired em? of the
d? legation.
"i ha\ . Lalature," h<
aid.
Continuing, Governor BoahneU i
"l dis? h duties last .sprlne.
when t appointed Mr. Hanns United
itor. Now. the members of the
Legislature must discharge theirs."
it Is evident that th? Hanns men will
not compromise on Secretary Sherman,
tant-Secrettry Day, or any other
man. and they win not show either their
i-tii or their ?rashness until thi
lotlng begins next week.
Hat.? tonight, the Hanna managers lost
Hi" two doubtful members thai they had
gained to-day, so Hiat there Is bow no
material change from thai of yesterday,
wben the House stood M to ;>' against
Hanna,
SC LHD LLO?78 SENSATION.
In conn, tlon with tin- chant
Griffith bach to the
Hanna eamp tin-re are mosl scandalously
tlonal reports in otrculstlon. Mr.
Grifflt been on both sld? i sevei al
and lias so pledgi d himself In
writing. To-night, Mr. Griffith Issued a
card In whirl) lie said in ;
"I have, however, since learning the
particulars of the Indignities heaped upon
my wife Monday morning, reached the
conclusion thai t would be untrue t.. my
manhood should i cast my vote for s
elthei or emploi such me?
thods, ami .-hail res.-nt the Indignities
Insults heaped upon mysell and
friends, and also do a ' my
and - wintry by voting for Re?
publican Other than Mr. Hanna for United
tor."
When a copj of the statement purport?
ing to ."in" from Representative ?irittith
bown to Senator Hanna. this eve
he said:
i do not believe Mr. Griffith ever made
tu? at, because it is not trim, it
n s? nted t.. me thai he is an honor?
ibis man. and. I shall not !>. -
without some further evidence, that
r made or eut borlsed such s
Notwithstanding S? I regards
It as untrue tli.it Representative ?iiittiHi
himself publishes this statement, jrel it is
k'H'U document is in Griffith's
whet red 11 him?
not.
The a of t'.iifhth b
lot only a sensation, but the inns' I
Feeling, ami the worsl of charges on the
..an of the rival woi..
lit MV-ltOIIIM'ltY IV KW?*,?* CITY
?x press M?-?"*?'iii_?-r O vat paw ered ?nd
If In Car Rtfffcd.
Kansas CITY, MP-, January 4,?After
ibout Hir." months of inactivity. ,
'ity's train-robbers created another sen?
lation to-night, This time th.- Kan- u
iiv. Plttsburg and Gulf road is the suf
iri-r. The company's Port Arthur .x
whlch left the depot here al 1:40
o-niuht. was mi.lad before it bad
i he city limits.
Two m-n, whom no oi bul the ezpr? --
i have seen, climbed
nto th? - th" train left,
"hey overpowered the messenger,
ni gagged him, and rifled the ear he
ore the train earn?- to a stop. When the
rain BlOWOd up at a r..ili.
mown as Air-Line Junction, near the
outh. astern limits of th" city. they
limbed out of til.- car and
fothlng was known of the robbery until
train porter entered the ?ar and
niiiid th' aL'i r.
in the amount of bo
I not know n.
After th.- train had I
iv had oui!" forward
nd released the i rar. H
i tint the robbers had rifled the
kin? from it evel y; fa
slue. They had made no effort to dis
lii t? the throu. which Is protected
y a tiim- !
Company controls tim
Plttsburg and
lulf road. At tl ompany's
EL 1 local manager,
tated that th< oi much ?if value
i lie- loca!
rould probabl) cover the company's to
a police cln i? i, howe* er, the Im
the robbers secured several thou
,ii.l dollars, in money and jewelry.
o'clock tO-nlght a Special train
: to the scene of the robbery.
?,1, a ; la-emeu and marshals,
mi th.se men are now scouring the
along ths river banhs In m irch
f the
-m -
Uli: KBRTTCE.1 UMISL til tin.
ra_w.la.ttaa \?>t Casplotod Hagre.
ii.-iiiiM-rai Glvea " >iin?ir Pl.ee.
PRANKFORT, KT., January l. The
?nvenlng and organisation of the two
iglelatlve houses b without la?
id? nt of note. A faillir.- tu complet?- the
rasnlsatlon of ti?.' lower branch pro?
i beginning of bastasen, The
overnor alao tailed to transmit hli mes?
lieh ?at. r ?.ame out in tie
oon pa]
The i.iKic- si fight among the i ' m
. ol He- Houae, the cat? ol
liicti was not eon? Im?ed until to-nlgbt,
au over sa attempt to limit the candi
. of the minor plac? I to ic -
m Democrats Borne of th? members
?ugh? this measure to the ftniah, hui the
_;ro won and was given the placo.
PI IIMl VI IO\ OP PBSSIOS M?iT.
in* <.<mmI H'-mill Alrt'iul..?''Ciiii
.( Irni'i-" lie* Inn I n_- to O|?.'rale.
WASHINCnrON, January 4. Sim- the
(Ration ? '?i?' ? riiliii; the publication of
IS list Of iMiislotiers has com m
omniissloner Kvans has rocdvod MVO
m? .nation of their pensions. ? N*
oner in Mlohigsn enclosed his oertlfl
. staie.i his desire to hove the
line recalled, as he was no! entitled to
m government bounty. He addi that he
onid endeavor t?? return all ihe money
i.-.- IN. wh? ?1 th? poneton was
antea._
Chnrira II. Hyrue l)?*?il.
NEW FORK, January 4. Charlea H
vim- who a ' nt of the Brook
n Base-Ball club, -U?-U at his ree.-U;.K:e
re to-day.
III!. IIAHXEY DEAD.
lilis WKU-KJiOlVI VIIU.IMW
rAsTMM AW AY l\ KSOXVILI.K.
BRIEF SKETCH OP HIS CIREER.
Ilia I.lfe fi? Tendier. I'renclier, nnil
Author?Some of III? Heat Known
Work?. I n ? I ml I riir ?lie 1.1 f?- of .ln.-U
???n?runi-Piil at llmnpilcii-Slilnej..
' - m I?. Ilote y.-Merday r.
- n-. d a loMgism from ?Professor Charlea
W. Dabney, of Knoxvllle, Tenu., announc?
ing th.' dentil of his f.ith?T, the It? v. Dr.
Robed !.. I'al.ti-y. UM minent s. hola r
and divina No particulars ?rate uiv'-n.
In the death of tills dlstlnKiilshed f?en
tleniHn Virginia ?nd th? South have lost
On? of th-dr ripest scholars, most pro?
found thinkers, and sturdiest tiefender?,
and tin? I Mvxliyteri in Church OM Of her
great??! lh?ologl?n? of **tba aid ?ehool,H
v.1!-. staunchly stood by th?- standards i.f
th.- fathers, iind defi-ntl-d the old look
?garnet all of Um attacks of "n?-w the*
Ology," or '"higher criticism."
SKETCH ?>r HIS UFU.
Corn In Louisa coun'y. Va.. March f>.
Dr, ii.iiu.. v was nearly ts > ?rs old,
and y.-t preserved all of the vigor of
nental pow-rs. though he had bSSB for
soin., yean totallj Mind. A graduate of
Hampden-SMney College, and a master
of arts of th-- University of Virginia, b?
took his theological coures in Union The?
si Seminary; a ?r <>f Tlnk
Hng sprint* church, Augusta county, for
six year-, ami In tlBl !.. .am.- professor in
Union Theological ?Seminary, Prlncs Ed?
waul county, where be remained ifntll
\ pt that during th? ''?tir years of
the "war between th.- States"
as chaplain of the Eighteenth Virginia
Regiment, ami then ?s the gallan! and
efficient assistant adjutant-general on th.
stair .. stonewall Jackson,
in !v : I,, i ci.- I'r.'l'esstir of M
Philosophy in th I'tiiveisitf of T?
and al. v Riled th.- ,Tiair until the loss of
bis eyesight Indue? d him to resign.
S? ?Mi: OF HIS WKITINi'.S.
1 >r. Dabney was a voluminous writer
f..r magasin??? ami reviews, and publl?h?M]
a number ?>f i.ks, among them a "i.if
-if Rev M? P. 8 Sampson " "I.if.- of
?. t?tai T. .1. (Stonewall) Jackson," "Sa
-red Rhetoric," "A : Virginia
ami th.- South," "Sensualtstlc Phlloaophy
?.f th.- Nineteenth Century Conrrtdered."
"A Course of Systematic end Polemic
Theology." and "Th" Christian Sal.hath."
He .p..) in Knoxvills yesterday morning
at He- residence of his son, ?President
Charles W. Dabney, of th.- University <?f
Tennesse, and will i.<- burled :it H?mp
i -i Bidney, Prli rd sounty, in th?
. n tery where lie several ?.f the "id
professors .>i th.- The ilogi? ni Seminary-?
i" lohn H. Ri? e, Beat? r B. M. Smith,
and o'
for the fun.ral will
i?.- snnounced later.
DR n >QE*S TRIBUTE.
Dr. Moaea I >. Hoge say? .?f him:
"I ie waa the m?gt v? i aatlle ?nd
rate si-holar In Hie South. As a theologi?
cal teacher he had
United Btal "Llfs <?t' Bton?w?ll
Jackson" is known t.? ail th-- r<
history. Hi? published works on philoso?
phical, secular, and rellglou sub
several volumes, and will gfrvs him
enduring fun.,"
Vit*. II? MTFAST!'I\ DEAD.
??ll.? I'usxeil \ ? n >- ???id?leit I > nt Hit
Sea*? ReeMeaeg*
Mrs. ?Caroline ?Lichtenstein, ?MM "'
b?lOVed la-ll.-s of Rich?
mond, di'-l suddenly early ye?t?rday
morning at the of bei son. Mr.
l?an.- i.i. hteiist.-in. No. ;i sasi Clay
street. Mis. Ucht<*m?t?tn was in the ti-t
?ad ?m to the time of
h? r 'I. ath was > I ' ive. She
retire,) to her room at her Usual hour
Monday night, and was then ?pparently
in excellent health. She was taken sud?
denly m during ih? night, and aboul :i
o'clock in th.- morning her groaaa st
i ih. m. mb?rs "f her famll) ti
y t..m,.i thai ah?
tremely ill a doctor was at once sum?
an, i t. ?pol i.-.i promptly, bul h*
arriv? d only in i ne- to see [hi d? - d
la. all.e I .i
Mis. Licbtenateln was a lady of lovely
character, and ? is chariMbie to an un?
usual . native of t ; :
many, but came t?. thia country when
a young woman, and. settling in
Richmond more than hall center) ago,
he married Mr, L-swia Uchtensteln, ?/no
led her to the ?jrav? worn* ten year?
SCO.
Mi- i.i htensteln is survived by her
two so Lieb?
ln, who at.- now carrying on the
h1?:-?t|css ?il this I'itV WhlCb Was estah
liahed many years sgo by their father,
ind a daughter, Mrs. if., a Strauss, ?.f
l'n.n ;..-ion. v?'. Va Mrs. Strauss was
nly member of the family sbeenl
" .mi it-., bed ?id? -. :.? n th?- devot? .1 mo?
ther pas-id io th.- t-re.it beyond, hut sh
?s on her way to Richmond '.? at?
tend th.- funeral, which will take p|nee
from the residence thia afternoon al
?'clock. Rev. i?r. I-:. N. <'.tii.-.-h will cort
luct th.- service, and tin- following >, b
: 1? m? m will -ni aa pall-bearers: M< -
\1. Hessberg, IL nry Block. I>r. William
ll. ?Scott, laaac By? le, il. M. Reinhardt,
Joseph Hutsli r. Isaac .1 M i '/.
l-'i. d. s. My? rs, and Chai i. t w. II,
funeral of Mra Emily <;. MtMCanoa
took i lace from the residence, in Man?
heater, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock.
The remain? of Mrs. Martha I'sxle <;il
lara, whose d? ith here Monday '.'as *n
lounced, wei taken to James ?Citj .-oun
y yesterday afternoon for Interment.?
All that was mortal of M? c. C. Bauer
vas laid to real yesterday afternoon. The
nit. ral took place at .::';?> o'clock from
-'I. Ainlrt w's Ch I
The remains of Mra Hannah Newman,
?rtdow of Mr. .John Newman, who died
n ?Baltimore yesterdaj morning at the
idvanced age of M years ?rill arrive by
th? MB train lids afternoon and tb?
"um ral will tat?, place from the Byrd?
-'tl. . t Station
Major I.> nil's Meta?* Ilcil.l.
B. W. Lynn, hit? Sup.-? intend? nt
if the I'eiiit?Titi.ii\. received a telegram
lay announcing the death of his
if.tlfr Mrs B. A f .y tin. at Reinbech, la.
She had reached th.- advanced n?;. oi M
i.i long in'?- ha-.i been prtncltvalTy ?p< a*
n Loudoiln county, where ah? was horn
Liid reared. She l--.iv? s six children, three
if whom reside in Virginia, and three in
bs \v?st.
Mil. WUST WILL ni: BEARD.
le In StiiiiiiiiiuiTl l<? .ppeiir lici?n?
the (.ruin! .lory in 4 heck Millier.
Mr. Montgomery West has been sum
ata?ed to appear before the grand Jury
.. ne-irow. when be will bs examla? i as
o in>- iii-.iii.-~ by which in? carne Into poa
;, of the iwo checks paid by Mr.
Voinack to Colonel stuhi.s. Tin- sub
m. na i on Mr West yesterday
nornlng when b? pr?t??ented himself at
h, ?-it? Hail tir jury duty, baring i. en
ummoned t?? serve on the panel In the
lUCtlng? Court Mr. W.st had preVlOUO
y approached Judge Win and ??ked that
s might I-, all .wad to imiko his ?tato?
uent before the grand jury.
Mr. Womack was in the t ity yesterday,
nd he denied very ? mpbatlcally that he
.?.I hrt (he che ks in the ofBce of West,
ohnson ft (?0., or thai they hail ever
ecu consigned to Mr, ?Ws t's desk, ll?;
?ciar-i? that h> would go In-fore the
t . I jury tO-morrow ?nd make specific
barges ?s to h?)W ths checks passed out
r hi? ?
\\ i - n Mr. Wotnack's statement was
known to Mr, West. Hint Kentle
nan smiled blandly ?nd seemed ?
ceptlcal as to Mr. WomaCk'S Intention
ry oui this threat. He has DO sinte
tellt tO make at pri-Uunt. lie Say?, as h
.-- ins it imp.;, p.-i to discuss the matter
mil he h;is first answered th-- summons
f tlM ?rand Jury.
Hon. 1? C. Richardson, ('??mmon
realth's Attorm-y, ?aid to a Dispatch r -
ortei yesterday that b? was of th. opta?
m thai under ?Ahatever drcuB3Stances
Ir. Wet ?.une Into possession of the
heck?, he could not be arraignud on
j uny charge, for, setting aside the fee
i... \.iiui. attaches to a cancelle
check, the returning of the piece* of pa
per to Mr. Womack would ?how that
theft wa? Intended, and, then fore.
r such charge as Hi one Mr. Womack ha
mad. could by an* possibility be sus
talned. As an Instance, Mr. Richardson
! that he might iak?i th*. hem OMtt
buggy of a man with whom he was fa?
miliar (?ml ilrlv?' it all night, but If ht
< returned It In the morning he could not
lie said to have stolen It.
Judge Witt said yesterday that the In
t cation was Instituted by the grand
Jury, and that nelth?r Mr. Womack nor
hi? counsel was responsible for It.
It appears that prominent members of
Lee ''amp had eptproached memb.-r-? M
the. grand Jury and ashed them to un?
dertake th? consideration of the charges
made by Mr. Woma? k. so as to relieve
: Mr. Haughman from the embarrassment
or his position and frcm his pledge, which
he had kept tnvlolabl .
A*i KVPI.OMIO* AT Cll *,T?*?VORTH.
Tbc lloll.-r llur.i? nnil "A. II. Cramp
I? llti.ll> -..i?l.l.-il.
A terrific holler exptOStOO occurred at
the Chataworth Hairy Farm jrsstotdap af?
ternoon at 2 o'clock. happOy with no fatal
results, though W. !' i rump, who was
at work in the boiler-room, was ba?lly
I'd alMiut the face, arms, and f>-?-t.
Thai la escaped aith ids life Is nothing
less than a miracle, and the fact Is OM
of the most remarkable In th?- history Ol
similar disasters The boiler was situated
In a frame barn, and the engines WOTS
employed -.-rinding eora when the > m t
sion t,.ok plat e, Th? ' fil teen
itnin. d and
declared ?afe about two years ago. Mr.
):. B, Chaffln, the owner of tHe larm. had
given rUrld Instructions that it should
never ' ailed upon to carry more than
rare, but when the
si'in occurred rt had been forced by the
h His t.. ios pounds.
The explosion was sudden and terrific.
The boiler platel tore their way through
the frame building, and part of them
w.-re carried over the house which stands
near the barn Into s held beyond. Tin
water fled In all directions, and t' -
team oerered the debris like s
cloud.
As soon as tlm Ural sboch of surprise
liad passed the helpers ran to ?'rump's
tance and they found him stunned
and terribly scalded'. He was taken into
the house ami made m comfortable as
hl? und. r t he clrcumst inces. Mr.
Chaffln said l.i-t night thai while his con?
dition was very serious, he did not think
his Injuries were of nee? istty fatal.
\ it ill in \ T?O? THAT PAIUBO.
DOOtotaa In \ liiliiliiin nf K.er.v Prin?
ciple of Hnuiish Law.
WASHINGTON, January i. -The cause
Of arbitration In tie- Settlement Of claims
between nations has n i stvi -i i
chech In the award by the arbitrator in
Hia case of Oberl?nder and Messenger,
who claimed EMM sod *- " .voi. rest?>ctlvo
ly, for ill-tie ?tin. nt by the Mi clean au?
ties.
Th?' irbltrator Was the Argentine Min?
ister si M.niiid. genor Quesede, and his
ion was in ta vor of the Mexican
Government, ami against tie- ft morir?n
claimants.
The discouraging feature of the decision
is that in mahlng the decision the arbt?
tratet ipparentl) overloohed every jsiint
w, according to the English stand?
aid--, and decided the ' ise aith refer?
t.. his sympathl?
It Is - ..I i ' extraordinary
ret laen al the Btate I "
i u tin- nt. ? ii i Is nd? r was s deputy
herid of California, and he was kid
napped and taken across the border by
Mr Messenger, in
whose hot - fa h "i tahen refuj i
lll?treated. Wheg II came to rendering
ins decision, the arbitrator, it is s.a..:
nored the nd res son ed that
the United States Government ! id
: cognised i le- rikihts of the Chi
rnment t" Indemnity for the kiilim;
of th.- Chinese at Rock Springs, Wye,
whil" Insisting u??n imii tnnlty for i
Ined by American missionaries m
expect to a i re an
Indi rani t. cltisens In such
.?ii umstsnci - si tl
This pecullsr lack of legal perception Is
i tmenl to be almoel aith?
out a para?t? i In the history of si I
tlona, am! iias undoubtedly don?- much to
mission of other claim -t.,
i t'iti ill.m. unless it can first !.. known
that the arbitrator Is familiar with the
principles
the English standard.
Ml ? H SOLD IS LAM Wioit.
Deposita ?s Rich r. Those of tho
Klnmlil.e.
HAU PAX, N. s . .in. .... | i Reni
tatlves of a < "a na .Ha n ami American < m?
piny, who \isit?.i Labrador for the pur?
pose "i erecting saw-mills, report thai
thai country contain oi gold of
richness, and i< destined t., become
it mining country. Th? re i
evidence th it gold is to be ob?
tained in Quantities equalled only by th.
d? posits Of the Klondike. In fact it is
o iii it the depoell i In Lai i
a the same rang? si the
Klondlk?. i'i - llmtnarj ai i for
a gold?eeeklng expedition, which i- to
start bj vessel in the spring, have ai
r.-adv 1? en mad..
Hi: ILL*! BELOSOI TO PR vn? r..
The lata.S Over Which Xini-rlcii n?
ami Mexicans \r<- *M| u ii I'l.l I UK.
PARIS ' inuary t. Le Uberti i
that Cllpperton Island, over which the
Mexican t\ ? i- reported t.. hav* been
lioist. .1 by a part] ot marines from tbs
gunbosl Dem?crata, ait-r the Btara and
fltripei had been hauled down, In ut.ite
ot Hi?- protest of Hi.- Americans there,
r. .-.iiv belongs to Fraace, end*adds:
"Naturally, the Americans have ssked
for th?- protection of their government,
bul it is i-"i.ui. e's duty to re-establish
order In thai island, adjudicate !" to
the Am- ricana ai I M? si< ans, and demon?
oar own rights, v. h ich bave
?ted."
MOM Y IN l'??OI-ll\M..
Rich Results to Northern Colle_.es
oi it ?-?-t-nt c.tasta.
NBW HAVEN, CONN., January -L-It
i to-d ty on high authority tl.it
M _fl i_;er Twitch.-II. ..I" the Yah- Foot-li ill
Association, has hi~ th.- Tale
Princeton gam? almost completed, and
thai it will show that the receipts of the
gams were noi far from RMM There
almoel IMM people pre. nt After
the espeaaea era deducted, it is est!?
msted that esch college will receive be?
tw< n S " ' and IMM.
I rai< reootved about R1MI from the
fsIs-Hsrvard game, the i : will
_.,, ,,m record as th>- raost prosper?os m
ti... foot-ball history of this university.
noil DESTROYED Bl t'liti:.
The Tdhlity-Ssso. Qwoets ftavaly i:?.
i-M|>* Willi Their LIVOS.
MOUNT CARMEL. l'A.. January 4.
Tim Comawroial Hotel, a toar-etory t.iick
Btructure, OS the corner of Third
and 0 was completely destroy?
ed by lire ?-arly this morning, ami th
thirty.seven ?-u?sts in th?- house barely
ed with th.ir live. Maaj of them
were forced to Jump from Hie windows,
and the pt'isonal effects of all Were de?
stroy?.1. The Hre was discovered about :
;. by miners coming from work.
Iloi.'t He epetaOS and Ill.i-iHinmi-il.
You mtd not bo itseoursged sad Dos
hope Just because local djoetsfi have
fulled to cure /ou. It Is only the
.laust in such oomplalnts who oas eon
you. i)r. ?i No. 36 west Fourteenth
N?-* forh dty, the moat noteil
and successful physician In curing dln
eaa ta ooasaltod oy letter fr.e.
xptrience Is enormous, he has cured
many case* Ilk? your* through letter
-pondence. He can cure you. Writs
lo him without delay. Rctm-mbcr, It .'Out*
nothing to g.-t his opinion and advice In
rcgurd to yi_jir cute, _.
! ! THOSE TWO OFFICES.
\ SintMRI.E FOIl M\H??II\I.<(|Iir AVK
ATTiihm:isiiii? xow well on
CONTESTS OYER POSTMASTERSH.PS,
.Viliililt- VI? lorie? for Boirilen a?
Attnlnet Dr. Wi?<>?Marring* Ll?
censes l?an?-?l t,, Vlraininnra?
I'atenla?\or(li Inrnllaa Politics.
WASHINGTON, 1>. C, January 4.
(Speclal.)?There was a large Influx Of
Virginia Republican politicians liure to?
day, and after the Cabinet rneetinjr o.ulte
a delSgallStl visited the White House
and had an Interview with the PrgsMaat.
The favor?-?! party consisted of M
Mowd-n, Brady, Wadilill. and A|
Who w re chaj-roned by InternaJ-K? ?. -
nue-CommlsHlon? r N. Ii. Scott. Prior to
the White House visit the Virginia l.ad
i hail had several caucuBes, at which,
It Is understood, a partial agreement
h.nl I. - n arrivd at In regard to the
m.tr-di tlship and Ih? ?listrict-attorneyship
fur the W?sterii district of Virginia. All
this was done In the absence of General
?Walker and Congressman Tost, both of
whom have candi.lites for UM two ?tnCim
named.
It Is Klv-n out with some show of au?
thority to-night that the President, at the
. ..i., lusinn of the Interview, which lasted
over half an hour, ?Agreed to appoint S.
Bream ?Allen Marshal, according to the
Sgreement made with him hy Mr. Scott
at the. St. I.nuis convention, and that his
name will he sent to th-- Senate to-mor?
row. It is further stated that th?' ->f
tlee of I ??strict-Attorney for th? W?St?rg
District win he discussed to-aaorrow, w?m?
Repreeentative? Walker and Yost will
have arrlveil, and that th" plum will fall
to either Mr, 1. !.. Oleavea of Wytha
or Mr .1. Hampton Hog?, <>f Montgomery.
This appointment win probably b? mads
.a. Tbursda] or i-'ii.iav neat, as the of?
fice is vacant by roaaon of th- ?lualitica
tii.n of Mr. A. .1. Montague, as Attoruey
r ..i ->f Virginia
Mo lar ?his is all v.-ry well, bu? it is
Kp?T...I thai when Walker and Yost ar?
rive to-morrow them will be consider
?hi? of a row in the Virginia Kepuhlicnn
camp, and Mr. McKinley may he forced
to change th- slats ?gain. Among ths
applicants for th" <?tti-. a : bovs referred
to now hers are Colonel Jemes H. Urown
of Pocahontae; H.nry Bowers, of
Ta/.-w-ll. and Henry UcCoj, of Bristol,
for Maiuhal, and .). La ?ll-tves. .1. Hamp?
ton Hoge, ami I?. F. ?Bailey, of Washing?
ton county, for District-Attorn? y. Mr.
w. Courtney Franklin, of A?ppomattoz,
is also a candidate for District ?Attorney,
and is supported hy Mr. Yost.
I'liST-ol-'FIi'IAI,.
The conteal over th?- fioatuuuitersnip of
Leesburg was disposed ??f io-?dey by the
sel- tlott of \. ('. Nii'hols. who resides In
Loudoun county, but has a law-o?fl!cc la
tin- town. Mesara Boylan, Newton,
Johnson, Rlttenhouee, ami McCabt wen
also applicants fof the Otl'lee. and tlf-.V
w-T.- all pi- -nt to-day. The ?ppolnt?
n?.nt of Nichols will t.-- si-nt to the genet?
this week. Mr. Bowden, who is the
i,,-t-etti.--- referee la Vlrgtrda, tfsposed
of ?l lal's'e number Of contested fourth
i tnuutersbtpa In ths Second Wa
tri.t, ami hati all tin appointment ; made,
over the Influ? nee of Dr. Richard A. wise,
who had candidates for ??vrai ??f the
pl.t.-? :. The most notahle victory for
BOWden in the district was the appoint?
ment of A. P. I'hristiaii as posUB
at TorktOWn, for Which position thc-r. bad
Iggl?.
Mrs. Ilatri. t WalOOtt was appointed
at Colonial peach, at the instance of the
Rapubiican oiganlaatlon of WMtmore?
land county.
Then is a lively contest over the po?t
ofBce at Portemoeth, for which ('. W.
Murdaugh, P. H. Larkin, and s. I. Pur
roogha ?te th.- applicants. and th.
Chance? ?FS said to ho largely In favor
of Burrongha
Marriage licenses wer? leaned te?day to
William H. ?'-?i! and Minnie Thompson,
..r Montgomery county, Va, and W|HI?m
i-'. Turpin, of Rtehnmnd, and Miss B? m
Rudd, of Manchester, Va
l'a', til- Werg Issued to-day as follows:
fJeorge s. fJuy, Petersfsurg, Va., imsbrells
liante and ?ddreSS ta??; Thomas .1. King,
Richmond, seed-drill; James A. Pele?
thorp?, Liverpool, Eng., ssslgnor to Te
. Warehouse and Trading Company,
Danville, Insecticide; William J. Thtomp
son, Haw River, N. <"., ptcker-?taff clamp;
H.nry Wychc, HlllabOro', N. ?'.. f>
NORTH ?'Alt? ?I.INA NOTFS.
it ?res thought that when th-- President
refused to at.point Cook attorney for
the Elaetern North Carolina Disinct. ami
i.i! without ef|uivocatlon his int? n
tion to ?ppolnt c. M. ?Bernard, th- matter
aas ??ttlsd. Put nut so. Oovernos uus
sell arttl i"- here Thureday to see th?
President, by ?ppointment through B< a
I'ritchanl. in Cook's behalf. The
wird come? her? that If confidently ? x
. reuade tin- President t.? r. con?
sider his d.-.ision in the matter and ap?
point Cook.
h laks out. how-v.r. that Coverivor
Russell's visit here at this time has other
imp..riant political significance. ,\ |;. -
plllili.-an-l'op ilist .'.tif. I. lice will he ll-ld
here this week, ami th.- Governor's pre??
SnoS i': n?'< '---sai'v. The terms of fusion
in ?he coming State election, it la under?
stooii, win be dlacns?d and finally ?j
upon,
i ?or l'ri'.hard's proposition is to
make hon.^i elections th.- slngl? cam?
paign Issue, so far a.? party platform
declarations g?>. Under this arrangement,
which seems to meet the general approval
of Republicans and Populists aiik--, candi?
dates for th.- [??gtelatnr? win mnk?
what.-v. r issue the ? rm-rgency may tle
rnand at pi" time.
FFSloN CERTAIN.
Frmi whit H.-puhlican and PopUlllt
leedi i mplete fusion on the con?
onal and legislative ticket is .set?
tled. Butler is apparently In opposition,
hut the sentiment of the Populist party
seems to I.v< rwhelmingly In fnVOff Of
fusion. ?Speaking on the subject to-tiay,
Representattv? fftraford Mid theta was
not the slightest doubt ahout an ?gr.
ment, and that It would COVW -very
thing ?u sight. Hut even complot? fusion,
of the Republican leaders declare,
ii'lly m?-an the luonsj | of
the fusi?>n tick. t. Nothing tan <-arr\-the
BtaM ti.-k?-t next time ?gglngt the Itemo
crata sail Repr>saentative Unney to-day,
\it.'ess soiTK-thing is done ahout the clvil
?ervlc? basin?,
Marshal Mllllken. of the Western North
Carolina I?isttl?-t, was informed today by
th.- Attorney-Ceif ml that chief deputy
marshals gie not ?abject to t'l- civil
servi- i law. The Marshal will Imtile
dtately ?ppolnl P. McRary, of i.-xing
ton. chief deputy, vie (,ul.?by, tie
ciimhei't.
A lar?.' Wilmington ?I? legation, beaded
by ?'..i. !-. ! Fr.-d pi.---, h.as arrived ?era
in the inters?! <>f Albright for postmaster
at their city. It Is ?md-rstoo,!, bow. v-r,
that Colonel Chailholirile will be appoint?
ed, and that Albright will be nia?le us
aasfnl postmaster.
Titi: < oi.i> WFvriiKii iv ri.omnA.
It Illil Some Temporary 1 In incur to
\ cue ttlbl?'? OI l.-T < r?i|?a.
JACKS? ?NVIl.i.K. FI.A.. .January 4 ?
Th.- old weather of January 1st and M
?11?! considerable temp?irary dsnMgS to
v.'getabl? s, but nom* of a p.: marient
character. Orange-trees will, in some
?nasa lea? their foliage, ami ?where they
were in exposed plan-s In th-- northern
border of the oratiKe-li. It, will lose a part
?>f their temler growth. Owing to the
fact, however, that the sap was down,
the trees thcmdtlvui were ablu to realst
unscathed ever a lower tempen.ture
Report? fr un the pineapple belt of th?
east coast Indicate that the damage f.
pineapple? was trifling.
The fall crop of tooaooe in nil parts ot
i te was Injured bodty. Rlo??m- OB
strawberries were kill?.I. Kflrly strnw
berries In the northern section wer.
fr.iz.-n on the vines, and the plants them
silv.s set back fully six Weeks.
The tenderest garden crops in
ttons as far south as Tampa, wher- 1 M k
lag protection by forests, streams, or
lakes, were hirHy Injured, but the ex?
pos. .1 gardens <IM not represent rnort
than half the area In truck, growen
having iearne?t by experience the wisdom
ii? selecting well-protected spots.
COM? tVHtTHKK IV SKW YORK.
" leref-rr Thtrty-Knnr Decree* He In.?
Zero nl ?.uniiin.- Luke.
HALOES, n. y, January 4.?The coid
ither of the season thus far in the
northern part of the State was expe?
rienced to-day, the mercury r.-glsterlng
34 degfe?-s below zero at aoranae I.nk.\
2.*. below at Mountain View, and 20 below
In this city.
coi TOR-MILL -?va'.i: rfdictiox.
Venrlj Twenty Th oil-.iiim) Opcriil 1? <?
In Maine Affected.
LSW1STON, MK.. January 4.-Tin- re?
duction in the wages of the cotton-mi'l
workers of LswtStOO, which goes into
if'ci January 17th, will amount t?? from
!<? to 11 1-;? per Cent, and th.- other mills
in Malm, M far as Is known to-day, will
adopt eith.r one or the other of tie M
'.. is estimated that nearly 20.n?JO npc
rativ.s will be affected In this ?t?te. H
is thought there will be no strike in
Lewlston or Auburn, but it is dlffleoit t<>
t'll what th.- Blddeford operatives will
do. The Lewlston and Auburn mills
employ about 6.IXX1 persons, and the reduc?
tion In their pay will amount to about
M.OH a month.
REDUCTIONS IN MASSACIU'SI.TTS.
WHITIXSVII.I.K, MASS.. January 4.
Whltln Brothers, of this town, who op?
rate cotton-mills at North Uxbrldge, Lin
wood, Bsundersvllle, and WhlUnevtlle,
bave posti ,1 notices that wages will be
reduced 10 P-'f cent after January l"th
A i.duction of wa_r?-s has already gone
into effect at Millbury and Sturbrldge,
ami in the Karnumsvllle mills her?-. It
is thought the operativas will accept the
r?duction.
REDUCTION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
NASHUA, N. H.. January 4.-Notlces
of i reduction In wages were posted at
Hi.tton-mllls of the Nashua and I nk
son corporations here to-day, to take ? f
fect January 17th. The mills employ
about 1,100 hands. There are no Indica?
I a strike.
will THERI BE A STRIKE!
NEW BEDFORD, MASS., January I.
A mass-meeting of spinners will be held
in Hi" CltJ Hall tO?**BOri'OW ?vening, when
action will be taken on the 1(1 per cent.
reduction in wsgea scheduled to take ef?
fect January 17th. The otneers of the
local union declare the vote will be to
strike, iml.-ss th.- cotton manufacturers
recede from their vote of Deoembet Rot.
SEW rOEE WTi-Titt st Hill..
ll?.i? n Mensure fu Slop t'overnnient
l>> injunction.
ALBANY, N. V.. January -I.-An "anti?
trust" bill, framed to met the <a,j.-c
ti' ns that have been raised to prcvlom
legislation of this kind, will bo lntro
i early in the session t.y Assess?
blymaa ?'n-eii, of New York. Air. Oreen
boj s:
"The proposed law is dSSignsd soply
to mut th.- criticism mad.- by the courts.
provision being made to authorise the
Attoi 0 il to ni,tain an ord? r toi
Hie exsmlnstion of witnesses after he
lias determined 10 bring the action, M
Huit it cannot I." Charged that he Is
s. eking th.- examination In order to !. '. i -
mine tii" advisability of bringing action.
riic testimony i- required t?> be> Bled In
court. Ttie Attomej General is esempl
from following tie- eods of civil pro.,
.im.' in raahlng Hi" statements to
contstped in tin- petition.**
\ . ml iMirm Green, of NOW York, will
also lotrodoce a bill Intended, he says,
to put a stop to "government by Injunc?
tion." It provides thol no person shall
i,., punished for contempt of court unless
Hie act is committed in the Immediate
\i.-w Of thS nt Itself. It further pro?
vide that if contempt j* charged the
iaed shall be entitle? to a trial t.>
iu:\. Another lall to be introduced
modifies Hi.- law known as the "anti
onspira?V. act. by |>?'rmittlng the pi
able BSSesasUng of workmen, and allow?
ing thorn to try to lndwf-1 a workman
t.. leave his employment by r?xiu?-st or
argument. Sah action on th?- |.Mt ot
worhingmen u nol to be punlshsbli
conspii
Be.etal llugond Dead**
BARNWELL, S. ?'-. January 4?Ciety
i a John ion Hago? 1 died her?- at I o'clock
to-lay; aged >>ars.
fBTySSS CI.OTHIM. I'AII.tlli:.
A I.urice Whaletmle Clothing House
Forced to the Wall C| This Out?
Save It iiml Walt.
if you meney, wait until
to-morrow, Thursday, January ?Jth,
at : > a. M., for Hu- opening "t
thi> Great Bankrupt Assignee Cloth?
ing Sal- of Fine Tailor-Mad.' ?'ioth
Ing, which tshes i lace m the ?arg.- build?
ing N... M seal Main street, southeast
cornet- of Ninth, i:e iim.'ini. Va. Thirty?
i flve hundred doliere'
worth of pioe Tailor-Mads clothing for
men, boys, ami children ?mist he sold al
retail at Isas 'ban OM Half cost of manu?
facture. This is the Mock of ;i larga
wholesale clothing house that recently
failed in business, and the assignee?, in
Order to turn same into cash and make
a speedy settlement with creditors, has
placed th.? entire Mock with us t.
..f cost or vain?.
It's OSSh they want i Sah they must have
Kemembcr, thin great sale will be wit 11
you for a short time only.
I \!? ANH WONDER.
11 cuts buya Knee Pants, 2? cents buys
Wool Knee Ponts, :t7 cents
?.'orduroy Knee Pants. 29 cents buy? |
Overalle; 69 cents buys Men's r
?i.irt WOOl? M cents bin- g
Suit-, cost M_M to manufacture; |l.?7 buys
Men's Good Suits <>r Overcoats, cost M_M
to manufacture; ILE buy? k
Suits, est 12 tO manufacture; fl.H,' buys
Hoys' Long-Pants Suits, cost ?I to manu?
facture: 11.95 buys Boys* Overcoats, cost
$.:.,"? to manufacture; $1.49 buys Children's
Reefer Coots, cost ._..'.> to manufacture;
$4>__ buys Y??uths' Fine Iirens Suit or
Overcoata, cost 19 to manufacture; 1369
buys Men's Drossy suits or Over.
I..M to manufacture; Has buys your
choice of Men's Pine suits or Over
cost 110 to manufacturo; $1.8? buys .V
Heavy Corduroy rants; ?S cents buys
Men's Pants worth ft', $4.39 buys M
Heavy storm Overcoats, cost li?..? to
.fact ni.-: i- Men's Fine Top
oats, all shades, cost $9 to manu?
facture; $8.95 buys Mens Fin? m i
Suits or Overcoats, all style?, cost $18 to
manufacture; BJJM buys Men's Custom
Mail?' Suits or ??ven f?, and $31.
to manufacture. There are lho**oandS ol
uih.-r bargains too num-rous to mention,
,;i .m-! sea for roureelf, w?
your special attention to the fut that
this entire stock 1? all tailor-made,
member th!? great sale cosjum
to-morrow. Thursday, January ?_th.
and will positively last for a
short time only. N<> auction. All
roods sold at retail !><> not lie mis?
led i_ouk for Large Red signs of <;
Rankrupt Assigne. Sale. !?I east Mam
?, southeast corner of Ninth. Rich?
mond. Va. Stor?- open until 9 i*. M.,
Hutuntays. 11 1' M Special discount to
wholeoale purchasers Railroad fur?- f
all out-of-town customers buying ?> and
over, paid by showing return ticket.
WILL NOT BE A DUE.
VEMJnr-CVSSEES kpisodb no
KXPKCTF.I? TO KXD "KIIIOI M.?.
THE GENERAL ARRESTED YESTERD.
A Hni-nuil Also Out for Cnlnn?
Cnssons, Hut >ot Xervr^?Frlene
of the (.cuf?eme? Advise \_.ala?.<
Resort to the ?Tode Duello.
I ii ?'.->?'rg.- J Hundley, of
who has been brought Into conal I
promln?>nce of late by the correnponden.
a him and Colon,.I John Cueso.
Of ??'en Allen, relative to the Inv-stlg
tii.n i.e. iiiiy hi ?d touching the conduct <
?..-.ind-i'ommand. r .1. N. Stuhl*, was a
yesterday by I s. >n*i
A. M. Tomllrmor on a warrant ?worn ot
by the Chief of Police, charging that ?
i iboai t?? commit a broooh of th
Colonel Cussons was Includ.-.! I
the same warrant, but the'jgh he waa 1
Richmond yesterday morning, he coul
not I.?- found after the |s.iu?incs of ti
warrant, ami up to a late hour last nlgl
hail not b.en arr?'nte?l.
The warrant waa sworn out by tl
Chief of Pottos on information given Ml
by a gentleman who call?-d at his oflV
rday morning ami told him that r
! that th.- two gentlemen nam?
th. rein wort about to engage In ?t du?
Who thla gentleman war. could not, ho?
ever, bled, OS the. C*hief d<
cMned most poelttvely to givo hi? nam
and no ssened to It now ?until
CrutchSeM a . ailed into r-onradtatlc
by Major Howard before th? wsrrai
worn out, ami he advised It? Isei
anee.
Tin: GENERAL hah.KI?.
The warrant v I on Oneri
Hundley at Murphy's Hotel, wh. r? t
was stopping, end he was taken at one
to the City Hal!, where, In the, office
the Clerk of the Hustings Conn, .Ju-ih
cruichrleld hulled htm for his at?." Irani
In the Police <*ourt thin morning, rtxln
the security at R.O00. ?lenernl Hundi?;
having been picked up so uii'-eremonioui
ly had not had an opportunity to notll
his friends of his preu?cum?'iit. fait Y
was not at all embarrassed by that, i
Mr. TomllnKon very promptly volunteerr
to go his ??.airily, and the bond wt
?pllckly made out ami a? cepted
Tlie impression generi
Ley tl at ?'encrai Hunil!. v .?r.
Colonel Cussons would fight a duet, an
tin? friends of both gentium n were muc
concerned over the matter. Cblowel CM
sons was In Murphy's Hot.l for some I?"
tl?- time ?luring the forenoon, hm It h
happened that Getters! Hundley ?lid m
at that tini" enter ?he ortv, ,,, i ),,.,,,
Hie two ?liil not meet. No on?? could h
found who kin-w where Colonel i OS?OS
want after he left Murphy's, but It I
presumed that lie returned to hi?, peso
at Glen Allen.
mi;n <?f good REO ?im
General Hundley gad <'ol.m.-l i'imon
are both battle-scarred veterana, hasta
fought throughout th?1 four years of dv
war. They are chivalrous, courage.m
gentleman of th?- ?.id loheoi, ud a*
quick lo resent what th?'.
fffront Colonel
ptibli lied Sunday, severely arrutgne
General Hundley, and this arrm_;iim?ri
of himself, It is believed,
Oeiieral to leave his Amelia home nn
come hen- Monday night. His frlends ar
Of th.- opinion that lie .?lino here will
hostile purposes, but th.- General told i
Dispatch nun yest?nbiy after h?. hm
M.d with the warrant for his If
rest th<t neither lie nor his frt> .
iything thai srarranted his irr.st
Furth. r than this General Hundts*
would nol saj but it was learned t-hroxigl
m entirely foreign aoune last night tha
sversl hours short!? edtet hi:
arrival In the Bit] Monda] night In con
Bultatlon wills one of his warmeat fil?n<ts
Who advised him against a dual Tin
genfl? man. It t?. und. i .*.. !, took th?
-tiud thai gentlemen 5h?>iii.l rtsvsf tUh
ani.ss th.ir character had be?,i asaolloi
iti.I ii'.- ; i,. n. gad he pointed o'i
t.. the gentleman from Armlla. that no
thing that had been writf-n by ? 'oion
i.i be constru.-i to attach Ol
i ill. i t on his character.
TKI BND PROBABLT IN BIGHT.
This advice, It is thought. Is w!
rented Hie sending of ^ rhsiisings, .n^
it is not now probable thai any will Im
sent. Th.- matter will probably I*- drop
ped after the proceedings in court thi
morning. General Hundley will flgh
strenuously agaJnst being placed undei
I., si ' bonds, and to this . no ha
M ins Counsel Hons. .'. C, I .Ik- i, o
Southampton, and W, F. Reddy, of this
city.
-.? __.
JAMEI II. Kill ?><;?. SVEEESDMEJ
He Im the IC.- ? t -?! 1 ??under of th?
Di-riiiK-l Denn < <> |.iin>,
NEW FORK, January 4. -Jam? ? H. Kel
long one of Hie meml?ers of th?? d.fiinci
l*. 8. Dean Company, surr. '.. '. rsd him
s-lf te-day to th. petto. He v?
la $1 ,?X>* bail for examination, on th?
of "conspiracy to defraud." k?-i.
the reputed founder of t
Company. Myron I,. Bernard ..
It manager of Hie llrm,
surrendered themselves yester.i
<.lt*.M) SMIKI'T PARADE.
Kver) body In.lied t. Join.
TO-dSP at ! i'. M. there will be a grand
street i .rtintf from southessi
corner VI
music will be In line. Th? route will In
over tli 11 streets of tho city.
A Card from Mr. I.eMth.
I tleslr?- to announce to the *ub?_cribert
Virginia Stock (Theatrical) cm?
pany, being organized to give perform?
inces in Richmond snd its vicinity, that
I am not responsible for .mi mom
re for their season tickets,
-u.h money as Is paid direct to
to tlie print. I - ?millions,
upon lb
THOM IS <; t.KATH.
Mozart Acaiiemy of Musi?*.
January 4. ixt?i._
If the H?l?r ! Cattl*.? Teeth
I well-tried
Mis. Wlnslow's .Soothing Syr.jp
Idrea t-ethlng. It soothe? the
child, s??fteiis tho gumr., allays all pain,
ui,- wind ?oil?-, snd Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cent? a bottle,
The Weather.
p ?*i WASI&NOTON, January i
FAlR I ' "r 1<I ! ' v
| Por Virginia- Fair weatl ' -
j lowed by Increasing cloudiness
um threatening weather; westerly wind.
North "* w?4th*?v
* by light rain in west.ru portlonaj
louthweaterly winds._
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
,i?.\ v was - : ir ' " ' oi, Bttt
and .br?tenlos sklee
a? nisht.
of tr??*rmom.l?r:
c A. M.? ? ?
I A. M.
I. M.
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M
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P. M.**