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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The only cases Of interest In the Police
[ (lnalrf raafar1l ~ .-nra.

The only cases Of interest in the Police
Court yesterday were
Sarah Brown (colored), who was let
out Of Jail Friday night, got drunk and
behaved dlsorderly two hours later. She
goes back in default OF the payment OF
a fine Of s. and costa.
John O'Dwyer began celebrating
Christmas TOO early, ald becoming dis
orderly, was required 10 pay s. and
costs.
Anna Carter (coloredl was charged
with attempting to cut Thomas Carter
wiih a knife She did not appear when
her name was called and az attachment
was IN consequence issued for her.
Charles Black, alias Robinson lcolored)
was charged with cutting Wilson Taylor
with a knife Taylor not being able to
be present the case was continued until
Thursday, December eth
Edward DrummOnd (colored) gave
James H0wes beating, for which he wa.
assessed s. and costs
Coleman Harris, and William "
Monroe, who were charged with
hghting in the barroom OF the latter
were discharged on the payment ol
costs.
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sonewha, famous Miss Middleton
Tover !, Al the Arlington with heI
mother. Miss Libby belongs 70 wnas
has beer called tie latter-day passiona.s;
scbooI OF noveIists, sll the members o.. 2.
which gre young women ana gsne'SNy
unmarried. MI. raos.
The commerce party given BY MISS peg
sic Casey 10 about forty young ,ilenos Oa
Thursday evening proved highly enloya.
bic The prizes we're very numerous
md tasteful. and a bountiful supper was
served later 10 the evening, the festlyi,
ties continuing into the wee snA
hours OF the morning IN,
The Misses Clare, or NsshVule, ASse r
been spending few days Win Alra; ".
81 Clsqvctt On Sixteenth street. iney
will leave for New YORK to-day, ana 90
not expect to return to Washington rn-
I'll March.
Mss Bate, daughter OF Sens!or Bate
Of Tennessee, is travelling In Mexico,
She viii return 20 Washington by 'he
middle Of January.
Alr Join o. Turner and Miss Matte
Rollins. OF AQussco, Prince Georges
county Nd, were married al 81
Marvs Church IA that village THURSDAY
evening Dr. Charles Latimer, OF wash
instcn. was one OF the ushers.
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O.d saria.CIaus, stop just one WoI'
oi advice
DO sou wish 10 fnt something both use
ill aud nieei
are you snz.ous TO gllddeu the hearts o.
Wnh something more durable far thar
DO sou wan, to delight sl. lLs ladies 40,
mon
And givs them happy caI.simas again
Ian csrts'n you do I sect by you
smne.
your asl suppressed chucAlei your joc0
jar styles
We'll. SANITY. OLD fellow iast lower you
ear
rnni you q secret you only may hear
Con, or % Richmond, and call wiihoo
fal,
To see The eaeap goods Of The "Assisne.
Shoe Sale
There sou wiA lad Whist y7ur heart MAJ
desire.
WAal Your ideuis, moa, women, and
clillreu, require .n,
SHOES I.I LNN Ia '1f ril''" ''t 't'N
u. Gag they ere cheap, would De drawing
&. MILD
shoes tot f,ir mallsns, for woTEmen' fo
whatever aLe st.o. Of iooi.sesT in
C.1dcs
shse. made Tor comfort, but stylish an'
rlcet
Sic oaer them az josi oae-ha'f The price
Cone santa Claus, Just drive up yoa'
sled,
And Christmas, when al Of The folks an
ln brd,
Drive on The roof tops, and climb do"i
toe lles,
And leave f0r each m mber good pal
0i shoes,
And 81. % The city viii ring with 'n
tale
Of GOOD Santa Claus aud lhe Great Al
sgnee Sale.
"Assi8yEE SALE or SHOES"
5000 T..f Main slIeet.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
People OF High Degree in the World Of
Fashion.

lhcHiNifs
WAsH1SoroS, D. C., December o.
The approach OF Christmas gives society
more homelike look than usual, espec-
ially as the golden gates do not really
open until New Years Day,
Mrs. Cleveland returned yesterday
from Philadelphia, arriving in the city al
noon The Presidents close carriage
met her az the station, from whence she
was driven directly 10 the Executive
Mansion.
The Japanese Minister and Madame
Nutsu gave a handsome dinner on Fri
day in honor Of the Mexican Minister
Romero. covers being laid for twelve
Others present were the NicarrGsuan
Minister and Madame Guzemsn, Senor
Quesada Baron Roses, Charge dAIsirs
Of the Russian Legation. Justice and
MIS-. Miller, with Mr Stevens and Mr.
Sato, Of the Japanese Embassy
The table was tsstefully and elegantly
spread with fine damask, in the centre
Of which was placed large napkin, ex-
ouisitely embroidered, with border Of
yellow datfodils Resting upon this was
! mound OF La France roses, each bios
som of which stood forth alone from IL
bed Of cool green ferns
The Secretary Of State and Miss Bay
ard gave one OF the most elegant dinner
OF the season yesterday in honor OF Chic
Justice and Mrs Fuller, upon which oc
casiou covers were laid for sixteen
Those at the table included, besides tn
host and hostess with their guests 0
honor, Justice Lamar, Postmaster Gen
eral Dickinson and wife, Justice an
Mrs. Field, Professor and Mrs, Wellinl
Senator Faulkner, Miss Fuller and Mis-
Maud Fuller with Miss Florence Bayar
and Mr. Thomas Bayasd, Jr.
Miss Laura Jean Libby, author Of Il
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President LyonG. Tyler snd Professor
Byrd, Of William and Mary College were
IN the city yesterday
The market-houses will be opened all
day tomorrow, beginning al s o'clock
There will be 10 market Tuesday Christ
mas day.
The Rev a r. Holderby, Of Ashland.
Is in the city, the guest Of .. c Wherry
lie will preach ct Grace.Sireet Presbyte'
r!aR Church this morning aud II night.
Nj W. r. Bowie, who has been very
sick for the past four weeks, Is sufficient
Is improved 10 take q little outdoor e1-
ercise. lie hopes 10 be sble 10 be al his
Office regularly IN a week OF two.
The accommodation train on the Rich.
mond and Dauyille railroad, which leaves
At Clio A. NJ, and tie West Point ac-
comm0dation, which leaves st SIT a. M.,
will not -un on Christmas day
The house and lot 10 eSls EAat Broad
street, corner Of Twenly-a0yenth and
Broad, has been sold by Messrs. James
D. Elan i CO, real estate agents 10
Capt Frank " Cunningham, for
s4 800
Virginia Lodge. No. 2, 7. Of P, at It's
last meeting elected the following OIL
GERS: =. G, William Gi0son, Jr.i {. c.
Frank p Burke; v C., G. c. Ruskel
PTelate r. " Smith " Of E., II. 7.
Elston; VI Of F., T c Tpp5i K Of K.
and s., George L. styll, " 81 a, VIII
liam II. Stevens; TIusiees, I. c Jen-
kins, L. " Farley, and Z. p Hulee. 2.
c., +. 2. Huiee was reelected as repre-
sentative 10 the Grand Lodge Of Virginia
for the seventh time
AT q stated meeting Of Hines Lodge
40. II, K of T., held az their lodge, room
the following officers were elected. Ed.
ward Alvey, Past Chancellor; ". a,
Watkins, Chancellor Commander Geo
c. Jefferson. Yice.Chsnceilog; Irwin
smith, Prelale. Samuel 7 Beach, K. OF
r. ana s.. T. L. Courtney, VI. Of Finance
T. II Powell, NJ. OF EXchequer, X. l.
Cox, VI. az Arms; " II. Wright, !. G.
&. T. BlankensLip, Jr., o. G.i ". Dean
Courtney, Representative to the Grand
Lodge; j. II Capeuain, Alternate, The
Grand Lodge meets IN the city OF Alex
andria, Va, February 18th, 1859.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

ia Wonderful inrct ON the Liver stoi"
.ch. Bowels. kidney and IS "oi-
Asfsepafod 1y Dr. IA. ~ ey q ianla' "a
A fleasan lemon drink that pasitNcly cure.
aH BilN0u ness Con-t patton, lna s9'u)n oi
Dyspepsia Headacne. Malaria, Money yis
ease ID zz.uess. Colds, Loss of Appo.ite "a
ce.s Cb.Us. Bi iohes P.mples an lmpur'
tis- ~ tho HI .od. Faia ii the Back faipaut.
fign ~ Tic Heart. aud al other disease
ca4sed by a oisofIcgej liver stomach ano
kldHeys. tie 4 u great Causc 81 Aii iaiei
d.sesses. 81 cents and sl per bottle Hoiu
by druggists pfepa-el oaiy by IL Moz1ey'
VI u. Ada ia, GoJrR'a.
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Hsarico Notes.

The Board OF Supervisors Of Henlicc
county was IN session yesterday
but did nothing Of particular import
ance excepting some road matters an1
the payment OF current bills.
The school Trustees OF Fairfield anc
Tuckahoe districts met and paid OIL TAX
teachers.
A yellow couple got out marriage j
cense and were last night made one as
far as law and gospel could do il.
Squire CHM issued three warrants, re
turnable next Saturday, for tho arrest ol
three bcys who had amused themselves
throwing rocks
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1nn orris SUI Ihey Come

atDyer's Confectionery and Variety Store
Gi4 Fast Mershall street, near seventh
Candies made fresh every day. f!sli
candies with gum-drops, lOc. per pound
French candies with gum drops, lOc. pei
ooupd fue Christmas mixture, l2Sc. pei
nonnd fine cream bon-bons, l5c pei
bound extra Gne French mixture, x0c
Der pound the best French mixture, 4Oc
Der pound, soc. elsewhere. Mixed nuts
rsisins 6gs, dates, &c in great variety sno
Al lowest prices. Five thousand cigars 'o
he sold At 75c. per box Of hfly cigars
worth 81 per box Liberal discount mace
TO stores, clubs, committees, DC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Messrs. W. I. overly, sheriff Of
Pit.sylyania T. " Leonard, sheriff OF
smyttrand G. II Causey, deputy sheriff
Of Nansemond counties weIe az the Cap
ital Yesterday.
Messrs. ! +. Gosa, first auditing clerk ;
r. T. Mcleod, fourth examining clerk;
W. 7. Smyth, clerk OF accounts, all OF
the first auditors Office expect 10 visit
their homes for the holidays.
Colonel Morton Marye, rs, auditor has
been confined 10 his room IN Ashland
for several days by illness. Il is hoped
he will be at his post tomorrow
George White lcolored,l from Pitlsyl
vania, and Buck Campbell, from Smytl
county, were received at the Penitentiarl
yesterday The former 10 to serve three
years for horse-stealing, and the latte
TWO years for house.enteging.
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The ta.l imported Hlv Rrn large bot
iics ioI j0- al the different German
Co.gsnci no lmlfeti0.sI at Csc. anl zoe.
fle C.ga- !n Holiday Boxes. twenty-five
t0 tte box. at tl 0J f0 ~ 30; handsome
CtlM'0.l-Haui.ed Hair Nh.sks; ih
lrssf finished Iootl-tsushe- in pairs OF
csrls. Toilet Water at 2jc. and 50c
Colirsys Helo'rope. and other Ssiche
Powders BADGER Hair shaving-hrushcs
splendid assortment O. besi made Hair
lf.sacs and Toilet Combs; Infants
Cases. Toilet Bottles. &c AL lrtclas
goods j NAcrEH Druggist,
500 Broad street. c0glel sixth.
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a KENTUCKY VENDETTA.
rwo More ctims Of tho Famous Freuck
reud.

reud.
LOUISVILLE, KY., December q. Tho Fronoh
seud In Perry county, Ky, has lasted s.pcs
ls5a, and since 1888 thirteen murders have re-
suited. The last two victims Of the ysndetta
we're witnesses. and were shot down 10 court
room. The men were run down and killed at
dinaman. Knott county, last week. Tho uews
nas lust reaenSq , Louisville py mai, but tns
we're John and Andrew Sloan, tho last surviy-
ing witness against Frank French ana others,
indicted Tor the assassination Of Joseph c.
Evsison, Martin Combs. ana SOL eral moro Of the
Lverson following ot the famous French feud
At Hazard. French county. Richard Vance and
another man whose name cannot be learned,
Who was also an important wltncss aysinst
French, had previously boeu slain. though no
particulars of their murders have oeen no
cetred. The removal or tho eloGus l3ayes the
Commonwealth almost without witnesses. and
IL seems doubtful If French and LIS FELLOW q.
sa2sins &c ever DO brought 10 justice,
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UrrERANCEs or tREsIDESr-ELEcr
lie IS Credited WIN Making Some vssy
Foolish statements.

lie IS Credited with Making Some Very
Foolish statements.
NEW YORK. Decent er 2'.-fhe Tina In
ia spolis correspon 'ent says; Senator
ieofge Erwin and Commodore vodder. OF
New York. ca led upon General Harrison yea
.erday in the Interest OF sena or PIatt. Dur
M the conference General Harrison isqpoted
is having said. 4 spppose 10 recognize no
'acilOns IA tue hcpublcau "a ~ l shall 10
il, can 20 heat factionHi d'sl uts5 and make
he hepnbiic n p rry uuitei.' TO Dr. J. n.
5allingher. a New Hampshire Congressman
who aisJ called. Gene Al lilriisOn ai.o salt:
. don't think oughr o. be crowded into APP
ooinung men D,cfusc other mes think they
AYE a q aim on mo % count OF then SER
vices - the patty Dr.. Salingher undersiood
his remark 70 have a dife-t r0 erencs 70
Quay aud e. bear ~ good 70 Piltf and Wena.
max r. The President u 20 Is Blso .rSdted
with having made the follow. x statement
yesterd8y: 4 couldn't help no icing wlog.
i4y after day, the great crowds OF people
allied % s5e me. how dlsturhad they were
with fear tEat the free trade NOV, ment would
muoverlsh them. | h.ye seen men stand
before me with tears ia their eyes. as II they
we're impioriug me 70 save then from freo
,rade and tD maintain American protection 20
american homes and industries. TIL people
we're IN earnest against ID mocratic lrco trad3
and " that ascrlbe our victory"
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baltimore Markets.

BALrINoaE. december p Cotton easy,
middling 1s@9c Flour dull. Wheat--
southern quiet and easier: Fnltx. efai.o8 /.
No. Z winter red spot. .. 81 lc: January.
o3ia9sc Corn--S0uthsrn Qni. I and steady;
white, 3Iaiic.; yellow, 3Ja4Sc.; Westefn
easier; mixed spo, 4lsc. Osts. duli and
unchanged Sou' hern and psnnsyiyanix.
3a35c.; Western white. SSl3'c. do mixed.
30a32c. RS steady a. c01olc. proyisioes
steady, lower. aud unchsnged Coffee nrm:
Rio, clrgoes fIr; ls@lise. sugar qui<t :
5 it IT. copper reElnei sleady loi4 to@c.
Whisky nrm L. Il.
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AN OLD HORSE AUCTION.
seloi-A nnual SGle OF Confscsted Goods al
tnopolice Court


tn0poiics Court
The semi.snnual sale OF conhscated
and unclaimed property was held at the
Police Court yesterday after the adjourn
ment Of the court Sergeant Thomas was
.he auctioneer, and the way he told the
audience that won-out pocket-kniyes
would make good jack-saws, that desc
llted watches would keep accurate time,
and brass chains were twenty-four cSget
gold, was caution.
A number Of gold watches Of inferior
quality, either Lett as surety for g
drunken fine, or captured from thieves,
brought fair prices considering
their condition. a number Of Junk"
watches we're sold also The main fes-
lures were the pistols sold There were
about twenty-five. and they went AZ sums
ranging from i've cents 10 $3.50 The
total amount realized for the State was
1878, for The city, $S925.
There was also purchased By tho cour.
at par $40 OF unclaimed money
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

TACOMA, W. r., December 2,--'rhe body Of
s. ]. Hughes, Of the United STATES Coast sur
yey, who fell overheard from the steamer r. !.
Potter two weeks ago, was Covered to-day
20 enc les. and Il Is thought the octopus b ro~
spOnsible ,or bis death, as Hughes aeter came
70 tie surface after falling inlo tue water.
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Dontt Hesitato

for one moment. but buy box Of the
Cherokee Cough drops and cure that cough
you have. Only o.. per box. satisfac.
lion guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale al oil drug stores and eonfectloneries
Trade supplied by Purcell, Lsdd & Go
and Powers, Ts,ls g. Co., wholesale
druggists.
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4 Pine. Bagging Trust.

ArorsrA. Ga, December 2e.--It I, UNDER
stood that syndicate of wealthy Northern
men IS being form 70 control the manufxc-
ture and sale o. bagaing made + ON the pine
needles OF tho eCutr This pine bsgg.nR -
Introduced as substitute Tor futs-eottou
Oagg ng, and bids very fair u beeome v. ~
popular among he cotton planlers. he mem
oers or the American Cotton reef Oh Trust
are SAT u DC romincrt "a connection with
the formation OF tue new Plue BazslnG Trust.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

CHICAGO, December y --Wheet opened
lower. Corn dali Oats steady. Prosisions
steady. Cioeings: Wheat, December. Log.
January, l.Oes May. lOet. Corn. pscem-
Der. 3oic; January. sStc; May, 5l}c-
Oats. December ana January. 25.e.. AIay,
z9taa94c. Pork, December. 1874, January.
l3 ~ May. 1875. lard, December 5.2t;
January. 02s; May, 500. SLogs.tips, Jal,-
airy an February. . 9<i; May, l.ol3.
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FIit am de fsck da, Dochur Dabid's Cofi
Surup T. de boss | cher tuck. Why
sbure, chile, | tuck a dost yudder night
when thought was ded and on my way
10 de gEsbe yard, aud bit stopt my coffin
lse gwine 10 recommember Bit ~ all de
coon elubs.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. December "a. festsr-
Day. at Eufod, Pierre Lafrenzi. ageli7 7, whi!s
skating on meaoow pond, fell into al air
noie. HIS father. hosteniuz TO his rescue. fell
q the same hole Both were df0Nnef. Tho
only wi NJ so, were TWO little daughters of
"a man. six chil ircn are leit orphans. that's
mother having recently died.
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The FINEST " 10 Revei IN Christ mas
Turkey.

The Board of Police Commissioners
Yesterday made Christmas present 10
each member OF the police force In the
shape Of nice fat turkey. About lOo
were distributed and this morning viii
be roasting IL the stoves Of as many
homes. While being eat the police Will
remember the donors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Elegant homemade mince meat, Eng.
lish plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky whisky
$3.50 per gallon, 7-yeer old rye whisky
At WILLI,M l.. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, " bite J. Co.
30 East Broad.
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l Offer lor private sale at a sacrince a
very fine toned Knabe three pedals
.iano Can be seen at my auc1lon'honse'
No. "a North Ninth street.
GEO w. MAYO, AuciioneeE.
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MADRID, December e. The corrspoxdnes
AiIi,a!1s has printoi anunoer OF arsicles re-
ce1tls. commenting on proposed military re-
forms. Several oascers OF The general stan OF
IneDse, entered toe of.ic 8 OF the pal)cr to-day
aud assaulted the edilor. Tho officers we're
arrested, but afterwards paroled
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Where can We buy the hsndsomest
Plush, Leather and Alligator Work
j0xes, Dressing Cases, etc. etc. filed
sith the finest goodsY We reply, the
.afssst, best aud newest stock is a.
CwEys & MINOR DRUG Co.'S,
opposite Post-oiilce
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WAsRivGrox. D. C., December 72-The
Star 70 niglt says . may Or d9laifely stated
that the committee OF Southern tepub.lcals
OF the House sill not present any nGale % Ir.
HARRISON Tor Cabinet appointment they VIII
N. rely urye the deslBbiity ot some Southern
man got 3 into the Cabinet. There Is one hug
they are going % undertake { at they tAink q
vital impOitaucs 70 the party IN the South.
They want 10 eliminate the carpet-caSge ?
from the rarity on, a. one OF the AleLi Yprs
put lt IL converse Ion with Star reporter TO-
day. Turn down" the men who hang about
Washington as professional utAerE r.
publloan- They believe the success or the
party depends upon Jleir ability O.
clear away tue suspicion that tue men
whO won't South Just az the close Of the war
mere % get what they could out Of IL. and have
never hal any sympathy With the people are
70 be OF the head 0f affairs.
What ws want" SAID rho Sfqr'5 informant,
"t0 ger men who can BE- Republicans without
ceasluE % 10 Southern men men who can ai-
vance tue interests aud advocate genuine re
publican prirciple1. retaining the lespeef o.
people aud remaining in sympatAy with them.
We want those men VINO tnilE Wltl r3 ~ Dc
able o. work witn u3. Ne want ~ mako con-
verts al.cng the best people In the o5Otl, ana
20 o4.lI UP our country
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FROEHLING.- Died, &C S:t5 SATURDAY aftofs
noon. JOSEPHINE IllLAblIh. dsoSbter q
DR.. Henry and Sopnlo X kt0ealjlS. o4Sd \
years, months Ana AZ days. y
The funeral viii take pace THIS >S114[
AFTERNOON uou the residence " ~ u
rents, SO. So Nokth ktkxn stxoes.
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That Owens & Minor Drug Company
have the largest and best assortment OF
handsome Christmas Goods 10 the city,
and sreselling them cheap,
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Chrinmes la.tertainmeuts. Parties. Etc
Can be furnished w.lh every dc.icacY 81
Pilliufs. who also furnishes cfocser'
hatrs. forks. spo9ns glassware. ei.c
Matters in lul drlss. elc. Mt j. =. birk
Gives lA personal attention to AZ paari.
orders IlC.e who wiilrecrige Sew J ca.
snd ou other oc1l.i1us should COLL aa,
gei prices.
ly B-We do not copyright our al
rerIscmelts. Our competitors can U.s.
f1essl
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded in the CAsnceTy
Court Of Richmond yesterday;
Rose NJ. dc Dutzele 10 II. Wythe
Davis. 81 feet on Cary street, between
Plum and Heryie, 81 ,055 Adolphus l.
Savage and wife 10 Lena NJ. Savage
trustee, 80 feet on Broad street, corner o!
Thirietb 81; Ellen s. Sinton's trustee
10 Thomas L. Stagg, 1877 feet on Marshall
street, corner OF Twcnty'sixth, sS,@2o.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Tor coughs and colds take Lemon Ho'
1f -. .t....Lorauo,
4of Drops.
Ror Pneumonia and !srepsetis take Lsmon
dd Drops. ,..,..ro>,,
4 Drops. -.
Lemon Hot Drop. - 90
An elegant abd reliable preparation, oS
Ee4ts peT bottie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

For Goodness sake, DO Say ! Told You.
That DR.. David's Cough Syrup Is the
very best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis and Consumption.
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Evp0rated peaches and anrlcoi'
c09king and bic slerries in great var.
civ, cooking blsldiss, apple Jack, etc.
WILLIAM /. WHIE,
Formerly Christian. White & Co.,
90g East Broad.
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ho Prcscutcd.
40 tlo Academy Of Music this week
avery attractive programme will De ute.
stated leat THO Of fun makCr3. Mile
aAsw. and Ten Brock will begin.
Hf tomorrow. present tie lauclahlt
o.l,li.c extravaganza, entitled The
lfo old Crcn.cs.' which will sparkle
r.ta luu sad music. sli be an sppropr..
t.- sesi wita which io season the Christ
mas festivities a grand Christmas
matinee w.A be given on Tuesday.
They VIII be- followed by iAc Bunch
OF AeYs sIle-spAt.ng arl4n9emcut
wiitt-a n- -ir. hcyt. tlc author az " .lll
lln Soldier. The week viii close Will
Theodore Hamilton ln selcc. repsrigre
VuE IHrATRE
on Thursday next Clsu Louise Kcl
lr--. With carefully selected company
wl lcsll season ol opera 81 tl,
Theatre, when tlc Cvel-popllar operas
l.lratcro. The Bohemian Gll' anl
Cannon. wiA be- presented VITA
G.nnoIs "FalsI ieg tle sstcilo,
matinee This promises % ho one of tl.
ucsl attractive " al Tie holiday ai,rac
ii9-s
IuE IHoAD-srRrrI orlnA-uoUsE
Ile holidays ,,iI. be appropriately Oh
s-~cl af the B-osl-sIeei Opers-hcuso
.llllo3r Picnic Will De The aftac
-.aas. Gai .le celebrated Nu.d0oi
Qalr'e.e WIZ add 90 .Ae fun an,
flclc Of The week
There win be g.rel also O gran.
Christmas msiince af popular prices.