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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The Circuit Court was engaged all day
Yesterday in The trial of the suit of John
McEvoy against lhe Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company The suit
is for $1,000 The plaintiff owns pro.
perty adjoining the p0werh0use at the
corner Of Seventh and Canal streets, and
he claims that the jarring of the ma
chinery, the empiyiug OF the exhaust
pipes, etc, have injured IBIS property 10
a large extent, and hence claims dam
ages The evidence In the case was all
heard, and The jury adjourned over until
TO day Counsel then argued on in-
structions TO the jury.
The counsel for The plaintiff are Messrs.
B. H. Nash and Judge Edmund Wsd-
dill, Jr The company Us represented hy
Wyndham X Meredith, Esq
A suit was Instituted by The Haxall.
Crenshaw Company against I u. Lyon
who recently assigned for S32l-an ac-
tion Of debt
In the suit of + Rudd against thc Rich
mond and Danville railroad, motion was
made TO suspend the judgment of several
weeks ago. so as 10 allow an appeal y
suspending order was granted for sixty
days. conditioned upon the railroad com
pany giving bond in ihe sum of 50 600
The verdict which Rudi obtained was
s. 500 damages given him for the loss OF
a lex by the cars without any fault Of his
own
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Mary J. Smith. colored girl, wa
arrested last night for feloniously cut
ting Mary Colyer and Mart ha Collyer'
two sisters c0lored), with p en- knife IN
a general row. She was bailed, and the
whole party came TO the First police sta
iion last night TO have The matter settled,
but it could not be done. The wounded
persons were right hady cut on the hands
Mary meant business, evidently
Robert Smith, a negro boy "a years OF
age. sneak lhief. who purloins old iron
10 sen 10 junk shops, went into the va.
cant factory building corner Of Cary and
Tweniy.fifth streets and stole a lot Of iron
pine fIewas taken in charge by the police
man on the beat, and spent the night In
the station house, aud will be interviewed
by the Police Justice this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Chancery Court
Yesterday Z H. Filzhugh, special COM
missioner. to John King interest in p
Hip feet on Clay street near Henry
$3.50 John Hunter. Jr, and wife 10
Richard r. Em0re, 10 feet on Pine street
near Cumberland. $50; ssmeto William
Trexler, ij feet ON Pine street near Cum
herland, $3.50; L. Ii Montague, special
commissioner 10 Rosa l.. Taylor, POI feet
on Clay street between Twcnly-sixlh and
Tweniy-seyenth, s. Geneyicyc G. and
". ii Siedel 10 Rosa Rosenberg, wife
OF II. Rosenberc. 217 feet on Cary street
near Second, $4,000 Mary F. Winston s
trustees 10 Richmond = j l. & I. Co.,
59t feet on Thiriieih street between
Leigh and VI, $3.50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The following hotel arrivals at th'
leading hotels were reported at The TIMEi
office last night:
sr CLAInE.-Daye Chiriis, JOIN
n Rapier. John W. Woodford, CliitoI
Forge Mrs. :. W. Woodford, ClifloI
Forge NJ. A. Layton, Staunton, Va; c
=. Lorme. New York f. ". Scott
Farmville. Va; a. Mcfarland, Staun
ton; r. j. Porte r,,.Nirginia.
ST. JAMES Jos seph Valentine, N0rtt
Carolina: +. X Clemments, Petersburg
Va. j. II Robertson, Petersburg, Va.
W. -. Addison. san Francisco, Cal; "
T. Saunders. Clifton Forge, Va; B. ID
Avis. Slaunlon, Va; b. d. Anderson
Philadelphia, Pa; l.. Andrews. Phila
delphia. Pa; w. II Peitus. Mecklenburg
vail A. Owens, Baltimore, Md: c. =
Armisiead, Williamsburg, Va; Hiss
Kate Davis, Miss Bessie SOey. Miss
Mamie Cahill Miss Dolly kim, Dan
Kelly. ana others, OF the Tin sol.
dier Company Columbus Pniggs. Clint
wood Va, e II Mercer, Philadelphia
K. W Irvey, W f. Smith, South Boston
e.. NJ. Goubert, D. H. Irving, Va; ". +
Gordon, Louisa county, Va; W. A. Nc
Gee. W. p. Waller, Va. \. l.. Patterson
Minn. H.: T. j. Patterson, Mrs. Patter
son. Fairhurg, FIJI. +. J. Orebaugh, Va.
John Wilson, Boston, Mass. l.. A. Sla-
ter. Baltimore, Nd ; Capt. David Shor
rett. New York l.. o. Moore, Peters
burg. Va Thomas NJ. Miller, Powhatan
county; George p. Moss, Washington
y. C.; :. II griffin. Petersburg
Va: +. H. Cosby, New York
:. c. Pealoss and wife, Caroline; W ;.
O. B Robinson, North Caroliua; Joseph
Oppenheimer, agent Muldoon Picnic Com
pany: George 5. Costa, Penloder; c. h
Gentry. Fayette, W Va; Z. +. Flipping,
amelia Courthouse; W. II. somers
Clarcmont, Va; J. r Loweyson,
Hannibal, Ind; p. +. Gredmar,
Philadelphia; Mrs. A. b Cook, Peters
burg.
MuHupY's EUROPEAN HorEL.-Dr
George +. Tfuitt, Pocomoke City, Nd.
: A. Letcher. Lexington, Va, Charles
II. Johnson. Of Burlley, Johnston u Co
Louisville Ky Henry lIauf, New York
f. NJ. COlburn, Boston, Mas. j. NJ
Jamison. Ithaca, y. Y. Stanley Burt
Claremont. Va Hoffman Allen, city
X 4. REYNOLDS and wife, Duluth, MINI.
+. W. Msupin and Colonel Samuel Kim
bere. Norfolk, Va f. !. Owen, Adrian
Mich: II. b. Forrisi, Portsmouth G. \
Robert, Duluth, Minn.
DAVIS HoUsE.-W +. Hitchings, II
II Gardner, John IT, Davidson, Boston
Mass; Captain Z. /. Fields, Portland
Me: j. Dinkinspiel, Louisville, KY W
-. Riddle. c. II. II Turner, Philadelphia
Pa: II. ;. Hepburn, Collen, y. \ VI y
b. Ives. POS lam. y y Frank McKe
and wife. Eugene Garfield, Percy Gauni
Tin Soldier Company W. l. Walker
Durham, y. c. " II Jones, sheriff q
Mecklenburg county, Va. + T. Boykir
North Carolina \. NJ. Dalbcrg, l.. Bes
f \. Butler, T. L. Allen, J. +. Mino
". Rish, New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

w.-nINGTON. Decemb.r 2o.-Ihe Inter
state Commerce Commission closed it, inquiry
10 day about tariffs on Southern and south
western railroad lines. several representa-
tiyes of Georgia lines explained to the com
mission to-day the cla.sihca'iou- and rates Qi
their respective roads. This cndoi the eAami
nation OF witnesses and the inquiry closed.
The commission now hayc all the data needed
10 afford them fuN information A 10 the
matter of inter- State rates in this section OF
rho country and 20 direct any changes which
may be found necessary in order 70 hiins
tariffs and classifca ions there into more com
plete conformity with the inter state com
Fnqree law
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Husband (severelyl; What more
money suppose was dead--you would
have TO beg Tor your cash
Wife (cslmly); 1t wouldn't be as
though had never hsd auy practice, sir
Philadelphia Sunday Republican.
Whoe,er is familiar with the lovely
features and sweet expression Of Mrs
Cloveland's mother is not sstonished a
the wonderful beauty OF the first lady o
the land, for mother and daughter ar
equally charming and enough alike to b
twin sisters. II Is hard. indeed, TO real
ize the relationship, Mrs. Folsom ar
pears 30 young.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
The James River Valley lmmigratio n
Association.

The Committees of the Tobacco, Corn ,
and Flour Exchanges and Chamber OF
Commerce, which we've to have met yes
terdav evening 81 the rooms of the Cham
Der to discuss the best means OF promo
ting the interes, OF the James River Val
lev Immigration Society, did not hold a
meeting on account Of a quorum OF each
committee not being present.
An informal discussion was held, ana
# was finally decided TO hold another
meeting to-day at o'clock, at the To-
bacco Exchange
Mr. p. w. Scott. vice-presiden, OF the
Association. was among those present
and at the meeting to-day he VIII be on
hand 10 advocate the claims OF the Asso
citation to the people of Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

IN InHIgNIIN 10 TH' HI'FH T7'''' '''s'
MACOS. Ga. December @.-on tuesday
some unknown parties nailed large United
ststos flag. Union down, to telephone pole IN
tint, city. Yestcrony the attention ~ the Of
neers of the United states Court WAS called 10
the matter. and by direction ot Judge >pier
the United ~tate- Mar.i ai removed the hag
ard ran IL up over the United states building
.Idge ~picr strongly reprOyed the conduct OF
the fersons who had placed this indignity
upOn the national ensign. and said mat sucI
OCCURRENCE. gave a character 10 the Southern
neople which they did not deserve. ana al
uded in favorable terms 10 the blessings and
ad,antages the people enjoy under the nag.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
AnIllinol. Tragedy

CAIRO. Ills. December 2o.-Passcngers on
the Cotton Belt road report horrible
tragedy At Paraeouid station. Ark, Tuesday
night. Olicer Bryan. of Paragould. was de-
"a led 10 serve warrant on John Williams.
who was charged with selling liquor contrary
Ia the county law. Williams was discovered
by the officer disguised as negro He resisted
arrest. and during a running IRE succeeded IN
mortallv wOunding officer Bryan and his two
assistants William. was also wounded. ana
will probably die.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
LOCAL MOTIFS

The collectors OF subscriptions 10 the
new hctel stock will meet The chairman
OF the committee this afternoon al b
o'clock at the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Tonight at : o'clock n concert viii
be given al the ball of the Young Mems
Christian Association bv the blind BOYS
and girls from the Deaf. Dumb, and Blind
Asylum at Siaunion. This concert is for
the belef Of the blind children OF that
institution, and as the entertainment Is a
delightful one and the price OF admission
Is trifling, the hall should be crowded In
aid Of SO worthy a charity.
Damon Lodge. No :, Knights Of
P,thias. will give mask ball and supper
tonight At Corcoran Hall, Twenty nth
street between Broad aud Marshall.
Mr Tracy X. Wyles left Yesterday
evening for New YORK, from where he
sails on the Etrurla tomorrow for Eng
land to spend the holidays His many
friends wish him bon coydge.
Columbus Phipps. clerk OF Dickinson
county, was at the Capitol yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
TRIP TO THE MONITORS.


Ma or tiiySon and Party Return Conn
mander McCurey's Visit.
Hon. J. Taylor Enyson. Mayor Of Rich
m0nd, yesterday made an official CALI on
Commander FeNx McCurley. of the
monitor feet, anchored two aud half
miles below The city
The Mayor wa accompanied as bis
guests bv the following gentlemen Dr !
l.. NJ. Curry, eN- Miuis'erio spain NLWi-
liam Ryan, Of the State Colonel Charles
OBJ Cowardin, president of the lNp4trh
COMPANY, Judge A. w. &. NOwlin. editor
OF the Wig. Mr. Ashton Smrke. nresi-
dent of The Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. Mr.. G. Y. Mere
diih. City Attorney, Mr W G..
Preston. Major James ID Patton, Mr.
Thomas Nelson Page Colonel John Pur-
Gil. Mr. j Ais'0n Cabell and the TIMES
reporter There were exactly thirteen
guests IN all and the pleasant Time they
had exploded The superstition about lhc
uniucky number i3.
The party boarded The Ing William i.
Craiahill 40 The Oh Dominion wharyes
about O'Clock Captain Thomas Cun.
ningham. superintendent of James River
Improvement. on tbe part of the Cifv.
piioted the tug. On board, I'm addition
10 the above. was Major g.. =. T.. Burg
wyn. who acted as master OF ceremonies
On ethe tug also we're Mrs NcCufley
and her accomp ishei daughter who held
an informal reception in the pilot house
Arriving ai the monitor fleet tie Mayor
stepped on board the Commander yes
sci and was rec ivei by him with proper
honors. The entire party were then es-
corted through the seven monitor. which
lie stern TO stern with bridge between
each, and returned and were shown
through the flagship
Commander NcCurley then invited the
party 90 bis cabin. where an elegant
lunch was served.
The Mayor and Dis guests. after ihe
collation.. expressed their due apprecia-
tion OF the sind reception given tuem by
the commander and Mrs. and Miss Me-
Curley.
As the tug sailed away hats and hand
keIchieis were waved. and i1 short
while The party landed 10 Richmond.
The enteri.iumeni, in every particular.
was pleasant hospiiable. and delightful
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

al Dyer's Confectionery and Variety Store,
GA East Marshall street, near seventh
Candies made fresh every dag. Plain
candies with gum-drops, Zoe. per pound /;
French candies with gum. drops, l0c per
pound: fine Christmas mixture, l2tc per
pound; fine cream bon-bons. l5c per
pound extra tue French mixture, 2Oc.
per pound the best French mixture, 40c.
per pound zoe. elsewhere Mixed nuts,
raisins, figs, dates, &c in great variety and
at lowest prices. Five thousand cigars 10
be sold al 75c. per box Of fifty cigars
worth 3 per box. Liberal discount made
70 stores, clubs, committees. sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

NEW YORK. December 1-Word was re-
ceived al the district attorneys office To day
from SherDrOoke. Canada. 10 the effect Tat
Charles F. Dehaun. the defaulting cashier o
the rarke National Bank; WI" stole s's,v'
~ the hanks funds. had been formally sur
rendered by tho Canadian Government 10 the
authorities Of this city Dehaun has been
handed over 10 New York detectiyey. who are
now on their way here with their prisoner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
TfLEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

BAIrIuoRE. December 9.-Cardinal Glib
bons has just completed new libra, work
entitled " ar Christian Heritage, ana 10 day
Nessrs. John Murphy x Co., OF Baltimore. II
will make a book of about 800 pages and l.
purely religious in is character
PHILADELPHIA. Decemb r>i-Ihe knights
of Labor In this city are very much exercised
over the possible effect OF Isaiah '. william,
sons projected trades school on the wages ol
the Philadelphia mechanics
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The following conyicts were received
az the penitentiary Yesterday
Temple Dickfrs0n (c0lOred). Henric0
county, one year for cattle stealing
Lewis Asa (col0red) Fluyanna county,
three years for houSehreaking
Samuel Abrams. Richmond city term
Of eight years.
Joseph Lucas. ri hmond city. five
years for murder in second degree
Robert McNslly. Richmond city. one
year for grand larceny
William Henry Bryant, oiias Black
Bird" Richmond city. three years for
housebfeaking
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
p.,,,o,s nridee Wrecked.

ZANEsvILLE. o.. December 9-The steel
Baltimore and Ohio railroad drawbridee over
the canal. just completed at &C 81 OF sSVo'was
wrecked this afternoon. The bridge was open
and unhagged. \ freight engine came around
h.nd and plunged mt, the draw. throwing
the bridge into the canal The engineer aod
fireman Jumped and saved themselves. Trans
fer will haye 20 be made until temporary
bridge Il built.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Tor coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
DR. %. ,r.
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and lareDgetistake Lemon
II Il Drops.
gor consumption und catafFh take Lemon
Mt Drops.
Lemon Hot Drops. 20
An elegant and reliable PREPARATION oz
esnis psr bottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
The Kellogg Opera Company.

Attention Is called TO the advertise
ment Of the Kellogg Opera Company,
which will begin Al engagement at the
Theatre next Thursday evening OF three
nights and matinee. " II Trovaiore,
THE Bohemian Girl and Faust '
will be presented with u complete ch orus
and orchestra, and rare musical treat Is
offered TO the public.
Sale Of seats will begin on Tue sday
u4Nf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
non,f He.llafa

for one moment, but buy box Of the
Cherokee cough drops and cure that cough
you have Only 5c. per box. satisfac-
ton guaranteed OF money refunded. On
sale At all drug stores and confectioneries.
Trade supplied by PARCEL, Lsdd < Co.
and Powers, Taylor & Co., wholesale
druggIsts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
Ynlnnnle on raIntIne. Il lslIDIlIon


Before being so'l af auction on Friday
December 81. 1855. have now on a.
bibion at my Auction House ihe follow
ing valuable Ou PAINTINGS belonging io
the estate of Virginia pcni'em-n, no"
deceased. who imported them before ihe
war.
A fine copy of Raphsei- Holy Family
canvas 30x3D inches iu magn.hcrn,
massive and heauly-carved fo'dgii
frame. a fine copy OF Nuulls Mndonne
canvas . feet by G.l2 feet iu c.cgan'
Floreniine frame d fine copy ei B h.
Sacrifice Of Issac. canva, b icei ly
8e-12 feet. rich Fiorcuiine irmc, Toe
seasons" valuable painting by iht
elder Chapman Gan America. artist a'
Rome, canvas oysl 3 3 ~ ieei pi D ierl
I'm attractive eo.d--I't frame
The nuhlic orr invited io nspeci ih'se
naintings as work. 81 .r ui'Nr iu 'h'ii
bling disposed of ai auction.
Auction sale at ID % on today
GEo. vs. nAYo.
Auclioutcr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The Exposition is over, but the gsuEe-
door stove and range tha; took the first
premiums are for sale at my store on
Governor street also. slate msntels,
fronts and grsiss, fsndsrs and gas chan
dslisrs JeW BewsRs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Yesterday morning double team
hltched 10 double iop buggy. aiI
the property off Mr John Timber
lake. of Hanover county. was lelt
standing at ile corner oi Marshall
and Sixth streets. The horses took
fright. at what is not known, and ran
down Marshall street 40 "a rapid rate
When they got "a little beyond tue market
they came ga contact with heavy wagon
which had been stopped ON the
street The buggy tO which the
runaway team was attached was
completely demolished. the top Of ihe
vehicle being broken from ihe wheels
and left ON The spot This did noi stop
them. however. aud when tney got
10 the corner of Seventh they
ran up on The sidewalk io avoid pile Of
sand there in ihe street This they sue
cessfully did. and lady who happened
10 be passing on ttc street ai tAe time
only escaped being run over by her own
activity They were stopped 90 the cor
ner Of Marshall and Twelfth streets With
out other dam ge than that above de-
scribed
An elderly gentleman was heard hy 20
Tunes reporter to say ihat DO Was ine
preitieei runaway hc ever saw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
A Murderer suicide.

NEW HAvES. CoSN., December 2O.-solon
G. jenkins. in iail charged with numbering
bis father in law. stephen Is. Anthony. In
wellingford in November last hanged himself
in his cell to-day with a towel and bed rope.
He left written statement confes.ing that
he killed Anthony because he would not lei
him see his children. and because OF his wife'
immoral conduct.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
Cars Street Property.

A deei was yesterday recorded In the
clerks office Of the Chancery Court from
G. c. Siedel and w. II. Siedel TO Rose
Rosenberg, the wife of II Rosenberg,
conveying 27t feet on Cary street near
Second sirsei. The price paid was
a. 800.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

BALrrNORE. MD. December 70 William {.
Howard. alias Hungry joe" Of New York,
s.tonished everybody THIS afternoon by plead
ing guilty 10 the cnarge Ot swindling William
q Bansemcr out Of $500. Judge Phelps i'm
Tnediately sentenced him 20 nine years IN the
ppuiteutiary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Ask your druggist for Browns Bron
chial Balsam Unexcelled As a remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all aifec-
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied by &. W. Lalimer, druggist, s0'
West Marshall street, Rlchmord, Va
r.laoboue 81
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Amusemcnt>T To Night.
icmy Of Muse -'nn s0ldIcr.'

Academy ot MusIc-"In s0llIcrH
Theatrc-Julc Keen in "Oniy a German"
Broad Street Opera House an Francisco
Mipstrcis.
y N. g. n. Hall--Concert by the blind
pupils OF the staunton Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Institute.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Economy is wealth" so instead OF pay
ing five or ten cents for a cigar, get Whit
locks Old Virginia Cheroots,' fiye Tor ten
cents, and see that you do not set the iml'
tations. Ny name ls on every package
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

offer for private sale at sacrifice a
very fine toned knabe three pedals
piauo. Can be seen at my auctlon.house
No. "a North Ninth street,
GEO. W MAYO, Auclioneer-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

WANTED BOARDERS.-FIRSTs
W class board az No. 10 East Grace
street Special rates to young men. Perma.
nent AID day b0ariers wanted-bright front
room. 3D.. floor. suitable for gentleman and
wife 3 de l5-8t.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Elegant homemade miuce meat. Eng
lish plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky whisky
$3.50 per gallon, 7-year old rye whisky
AZ WuLIASI l.. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, White & Co.
3 3 East Broad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
Aud This s. Nonr Tar.

Don't buy Christmas Presents until
you have seen and priced the finest and
hsndsomesi in the city at
OWNS a. MINOR DRuG Co.'s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

rle important meeting of the yeaI VIII
h. held fO night by the old yetersns OF
r. J. Lee Camp, whom they will elect
officers lor the ensuing year. A com
msnder. three lieutenant commanders
afiutant. sergeant major, surgeon, quar-
fermasicr. chaplain, treasurer, colof-ser-
reani. trustees. &c making in all nine
teen. viii be selected. sud quite a contest
is Anticipated for some OF the higher
offices. However. there i, no oreaniza-
ton iu the worli 90 compare with his IN
the one particular feature HAT. mol mat
Ten Whatever their differences NAV be at
a muster. they are forgotten after break
ranks
On ihe first Friday night In January
they will have grand campfire, 81 which
tnie the newly elected officers will take
command
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Ira Wonderful Eject on the Liver Stoin
acL. Isowels. Kiduey and IS ood.

Az prepared by DR.. II Moz'ey Atlanta. Ga
A pleasan, lemon drink thar positively cures
All Billion ness Constipation Indigo uon oi
Dyspepsia. Headacne Malaria. kidney Dis.
esss' b zziness. Colds. L0-s ~ Apreiiic I e.
vers. ChIis. Bi tches. P;mr'es. aD i"i p'ii-
Ties of the III sog. PAN ia the Back. Paliafa-
t,on Of the Heart and sl other diseases
ca sed by a 0lsofderei liver stomach ana
Kidneys tie fist great cause of ali TAI u
disease. % cents and q per bottle. Sold
by druggists. Prepared o1ly by II Noziey,
N. - Ala ~, JeJrsia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

The police of OBJ. Second district yrsicr-
day arrested Robert Brown DnudTiNe
Robinson lco.oredl ani Charles + anna
gan lwhifJ. on charge of unlawful
gaming
The arrest was m.de on D. warrant
sworn ont bv Robert Garter icoioIedh
charging them and ive or SIX other
neyrocs. who have NOT been arrested s,
yei. with unlA0fnIly exhibiting p game
called policy ai a house on tighlh
st,eei near ihc corner of Cary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21
AN IvcnEAsf on nr-sl4v c1NsuLs

ST. PETERsBURG. December %. The Russian
Government IS about 10 Increase the number
of its Consuls in Persia in order ~ cOuntemct
the Shah by >lr Henry Drimmond Wolf. tho
British Minister 20 Persia A Russian bank
will also be established az TehcrG.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

Evsporaied peaches and spneooes.
cooking and table sherries in great van
e,v, cooking brsndies. apple jack, eec.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White q Co,
sO6 East Brood.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

WANTED TO BUY-TWO COPIES
w of the DAILY TINES OF Wednesday.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

That Owens g. Minor Drug COMPANY
have the largest and BEST assortment oi
Handsome Christmas Goods in ihe city,
and areeelling them cheap
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-21

rof Coodnes. sake. no say Told You
That Dr. Dsyf. Cough syrup Is lne
WY best cure fof Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis snd Consumption