davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

| III HENRY FORLINE. NJ. D. GIVES SPECIAL
IL attention to general surgery, including
orthopedic surgery AID gynaecology. Also
| treats all diseases of women by most improved
| methods, Office No 33 S. Spring st. Residence
Cor Grand Ave and Kinney st. my2-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
EDUCATIONAI..

.AwS0N'S COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL
II n. Spring st., room 4. a21tf
VMCODBURY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 159
w South Spring st., Los Angeles. Cat For
information, address F. G. WOODBURY. Priu-
cipal, Los Angeles, Cal a27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
sEaHCHER or nEO0RssS.

B. A. Y0RBA J. d. MACHADO.
V0RBA & MACHADO, JONES BLUCK.
i Nos. 25 and 27, rs N Spring street, search
ers of records copveyancers and Spanish trans
lators. Orders promptly and accurately at
tended to- mv1O-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

nR..WM. H. DUKEMAN. NERVOUS DIS
IL eases and diseases of the kidneys. Office
z47 :. Spring ST., between Third and Fourth.
Hours IL to IL and 2 to A. Telephone 105.
a2S-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

nR. BROWN TREATS ALL PRIVATE DIS
IL cases. medicated baths; guarantees. Con-
sultation free Office 1857 W. First st.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
Sex York. Artificial s;icrdcs-

Some az he beauty seen IL Broadway
Il sbockin,sly bleached. There seemed to
he a reform, well started in the matter OF
artificial blondes. and for awhile some of
the foolish users of bleaching acids
showed signs Of repentance. 1t Is diff
cult for Fashionable sinner OF this sort
10 become good. 1t was necessary to
either let the natural color cf the HAIR
assert itsci. az the roots, ard slowly pro
gress outwardlv, thus leaving for con
siderable time sharply defined border
between the two llues, OF else cut all tlV
hair Off closely. and wear a Wig until a
new growth was Secured. Many repent
ant fraudulent blondes put themselves
right. however, and II was hoped that
the yellow mania would entirely subsidc.
But there H. q relapse, 1T least among the
women who conspicuously promenade
Broadway The majority of the offend
ers, however, are actresses. ana our
genuine women Of fashion arc letting
their hair Lave its own way as to color.
A Young woman went down Broadway
lust before me. Her hair was "A light
lemon color. II had palpably been made
so l., bleaching. That would not nave
aroused special interest
But CHANGED TO sec that her eye
brows and eyelashcs. contrary 10 the Gus
tom Of bogus blondes, had been also
blanched 10 match her hair. Usually
those hirsutc adiunc.s Of the faceare left
natural. for women w1ho indulge IN HAIR
bleaching do not seem TO mid easy de-
lection. This girls complexion was
richly rosv. and not It all like the
frcckled pallor that charactcrizes n true
blonde. Seeing that the bright pink and
white 81 her face was truthful and that
she had taken the unusual pains OF hSht-
oning her brows and lashcs. | was ~
anxour about her that | followed her
into a dime museum that has lust been
opened close 20 Broadway. There lost
sight Al her mvst,riously. but her disap-
pcarauce WIS explained when. ten min
rtcs la'cr. saw her take her place ON
the platform with the human curiositlcs.
She was bullctncd as CircasSian gil,
and the lecturer told how she had been
brought from Cmcassia. The fact was
that. since coming in nom the street, she
had merely removed her hat. cloak and
long skirts. let down her fluffy hair, and
there she was typical Circassian girl,
on Albino. Of fhc familiar show. That
is what we come to il the excess OF
fashion. Z bell of the promenade will
do for an exhibit III a dime museum.
New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

Truccss Mettc;Hicn, tns eccentric leader OF
Austrian society, has become 80 thoroughly
addicted to the cigarette habit that fears
arc eniertained FOR her life
Airs. John A. Logan is 70 become Il maya
auo editor upon her return 60 this country
oAu new journal that viii devote itself TO
home matters and education.
Mrs. Morton. wife Of tho vice president
Cloc,, says that She has doLo nothing but keep
house aud raise a family since She has been
married, and that her hio fulhlls her idea OF
Complete happiness
The beautiful countess Of Dudley has IN
sured her life for $500 600 for the benefit Of
her younger children. This is the lady who
set the fashion iu England Of seepiug be-
tween black siil. sheets
Mrs. Nathan Appleton, Of Boston, who is
at tho head of movement to raise funds for
a statue Of Washington, TO bo presented to
the French government by tho women of
America, has already received several suo-
stantlal subscriptions
Queen Victoias maids Of honor, il is
sumorod, intend 10 forogo The eccentric but
handsome legacy which tho late Lord Sack
vile has LequeatAcd 70 them, as taey do not
wish TO benefit by family dislgrcomeuts, nor
e. be the means Of stripping hnole PARK OF
u valuable works Of az.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

Tic custom O. life insurance compc-
mics relatiyeto payments ofpolicic5 where
death occurs from suicide has changed
materially Of late years. la the early
DAYS Of life insurance such claims were
never paid. and there is a provision in
most policies issued heretofore tliat the
claim shall be void ii the deceased dies
by his own act. But at the present time
all large companies Issue a policy which
is absolutely incontestabie Tor aDy cause
whatever mot excluding fraud in the ap-
plication) after three years. They take
the ground that suicide docs not happen
frequently enough 10 make il an clernent
Of risk, and further that, So lar as fraud
is conclmed, il they do not discover any
thing Of that nature in three years they
arc not likely ever to Go so.-boston
TREE Flag.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
nisc.sc. Of sIan anL IIo..e.

There are various diseases which AFFECT
horscs more severely than mankind, end
vice versa. Iog instance, Inflammation
# tn bowels IS note disease 81 . hope
less character in the human icing, while
il j. invariably iatol in the horse. If 4
horse said 10 be suffering ireia Thu dis
case lccoyels you may safely rake GP
your mind that the dil0uCsi5 was WIong
and that The animal had acute indigo
ton. iiapaCtion Of the Towels. or some
trouble not al an inil&nmat0Ty nature.
In some lung troubles tic reverse holds
good. HorseG mlfCr % great deal frora
bronchitis and pneumonia. bat the dcath
rate from these affections h. nothing like
- high a. in tho human subject. This 10
probably because tle ufe Of slluUlanti
enters so llrgeiy into the treatment Of
these trout les, and tnat q mor1 system
does not respond as quickly 60 alcohol IS
the system OF the water drinking horse.
There il much 10 Lo learned from a
glance over cOmp1ratirc pathology,
though very few physicians know any
thing oi disease except Is 1t is exhibited
in the human rcce.-Dr al. 4. James Ia
Globe-DemOcrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
CcIp BLpDED MURDER.
"A North Carolina Farmer and His WIZ
Shot nv ~ burglar

CHARLOTTE. -. c.. November % --
special TO the thrOn,cle from Shelly rc
ports a horrible and cold blooicd murder
which was committed four mics wet OF
that town last night An unknown
burglar wen, 10 the house OF jams
Philbeck, fsrmer, and, gaining adm T.
lance on the pretext that he was a friend,
coolly put his pistol in Philhccks face
and shot him dead in the presence
of his Eorrified wife. The burglar
then demanded money from the woman
She gave him all she had, a
sum amounting to about thirteen dollar.
He insisted on having more add threat
ened 10 shoot her II she did not produce
IL. She begeed for her life and gave bin
the keys OF the house. promising 10 he y
him in bis search for her husbands
money. Even a. she spOse the Thief
levelled his revolver At her aud shot her
under the left eye She fell unc ,nscious,
and the scoundrel Iausscked the house
bur found no more money Mrs. Phil
beck remained senseloss for abort halt an
hour when she came TO and crswied TO
her brotber-in laws house, seventy five
yarda from her home The alarm WAS II
once given, and the Sheriff. with f'osse,
is securing the country for the murderer.
As Philbeck's candle went out when he
opened The door the burglar was not
clearly seen by Mrs Pbilbeck and no
description @ him can be given Mrs.
Pilbtck is in a critical condition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
Notable Improvement In Switching.

The intorlocking cf switches and sig
nails uhe arrangement in frame OF the
levers moving the switches and those
moving signal in such a way that the
signal which tells the engineer TO come
OH cannot he given until the switch Is
actually in proper poslti0nl Il ono OF inc
notable improvements OF the last twenty
wears and l. great boon 10 switchmon
as we'll a. 10 passengers and the owners
of railroads.
Nv the aid Of this apparatus ard IFS
distant signals connected by wire ropes,
the switchmans anXicties are reduced
inmoasurahlv. l5y concentrating the
levers Of a number of switches IN sln-
Gle room one man can DO the work Il
several. and b the lookeron the rorplexi-
ties Of the position seem TO have
been increased instead Of dlmin-
ished. But the awitchnan's task now y
Of q different sort. Under the old plan
he was constantly on guard lcsth make
q mistake and dcrail AN engine or car.
Under the nCw hi3 calculations arc
chiefly about saving time and faciltat-
ING the work OF the trainmcn. Quef-
tons If danger DO not come up. being
provided against hy the perfection q
themachincrv. 3y long familiarity wl'h
tine ground and the way Of handling ihe
trains, the swi.ch ,cnler in a. inter
loc-ing tower Is enabled to safely ton-
duct score g. trains through a laby-
rir,h OF witches ia tle time that tho
novice would he occupied IN making tho
first move Tor single train. b. b.
Adams, j., Ia Scriyners Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
The Americans Of Al.

The japanese call themselves the
Americans II 4 ia and they arc 90 . GER
tain extent right 1Acy are Ike the
Americas in their ready adoption Of
new things and in their being ready 70
risk the present Tor thc future. They
arc quick wittcd and they want 20 be Up
to the times. They lack. however, am
promo t. believe. thc Americans desire
Of accumulation. lis industry and per
severance, and above oil his wonderful
creative faculty. You viii find q patent
office &c Toxic. but son can number the
noted japanese inventions upon your
fingers Up 10 this stage ii their career
the japanese have been an initiative
rather than creative nation. What
they have had in the past has been
adopted from other nations. The civil
zatioa which preceded the enc NOW com
ing in was largely Chinese. Prank O.
Carpenters Letter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
a Wonderful Ruddhist Temple.

A missionary who settled in the prov
vince of Sz-Chuan, central China, and
visited the great Buddhist peak Mount
Omel, describes the temples as still show
ing many wonderful works of art, not
withstanding conhagrations. devastating
wars and rebellions. Near the foot OF
the mountain is a pagoda Of bronze,
thirty feet high. in fifteen stories, COW
cred with an immense number of figures
delicately cast. OF figures OF Buddha
thcr. ere no less than AGO, some OF
which have been mutilated by collectors
of relics. Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
Smoking n Corncob ripe.

Exactly. Your head aches. your
ewes bother YOU and your throat Is always
parched.~ said well known physicnn'
diagnosing the case Of q patient. Now
can tell Just what brings on these ditii-
culties. you smoke q Cornco5 pipe.
Isn't that q iactl
The sufferer replied in the affirmative.
but was curious TO know how tie Goctor
learned what kind Of pipe he used:
II see so much of this that | couldh
help knowing what allied you. explained
the medical man. Men apparently en-
loving perfect health come to me every
day. They are great big. robust fellows,
and they all suffer in the same causes.
At first / was nonpIuscd. and led myeelf
to believe that il was q ECw disease, tut
finally discovered that & 4 Whole treI-
BILE was caused by corncob pipcs. II
needs no credulity on your pcrt. Notice
yourself WHOM you are smoking corn
cob a.ckly. cverpowering ocor. which
fills up your throat and lung. and causes
q smarting sensation Of the tongue. 1 'la'
is tie smoke of tie burning co., and u
contains ENOUGH crcceote e. c-rc hail.
Nov York Evening sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

How the wind blows
"Yce: 1t j.. almost q hurrieanc. see
how il twists the branches Of the s'nidy
trees. Mang q good sAip Viii TO down
III this gale
"Ah. but Go You see the woman. She
can scarcely face The bowling wind.
YES. | see her. Perhaps you think
her four children are dying and she Is
going for . doctor.
1t must BE- a case Of life or death TO
call her out
Nothing Of the kind. She Is simply
after "A novel and Z pound of ceramics.
and she will put in a couple OF hours
bothoring the store clerks. There Is
another. and another-a dozen Of them.
And will they go home refreshed:
VERY much sO--ten times as much as
if they had remained at home anG earned
stockings or sewed ON button or two.
Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
a Field for Investigators.

Ii was stated thirty years ago that On
ordinary battery would impart 70 per
feet electric motor only one horse power
Of energy from a consumption Ct two
pounds Of zinc per hour, while good
steam engine would give an equal power
from two pounds per hour Of the much
cheaper coal. Professor Ayrton now as
serts. however. that zine batteries may
vet be made an important and cconoIni-
cal source of mechanical energy. and that
they may furnish solution Of the prob
lem Of converting the energy of coal into
electric energy without the wasteiul
steam engine. Before this can he &C.
complisLcd il will be necessary 20 lind q
process of unburning the oxidized zinc
at q cost comparable with the cost If an
equal weight of coal, 50 that the metal
may he cheaply used over and over
Arkansaw Traveller.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
BEELI TLIIsRA Ms.

AuBuRS. y Y, November % On his
plea of guilty. John + Shields, the But
falo mail fobber was sentenced 10 col
fiuement in the Erie County PenilentlafY
for two years at hard labor.
NEW YORK, November %. George :
Knight. ibe actor, is very i'll with paresis
the sfiliction that caused the death OF
Mccullough and Barley Campbell. Ii
IS said be cannot live long.
New YORK, November % Half a
million dollars in gold will be shipped 10
Europe on Saturday. This hriog- u
total shipment for the week - $loOO,'
90
NEw YORK, November 22-The con
q ton # Mrs. Jay Gould is unchanged
While be physicians express no hope oil
her recovery. she is not In Immediate
danger Of death
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

: first class American watch. well
kept. will last thirty or forty years, or
solnciimos oven longer. before the works
wear out, but the average life of an or
binary low priced American watch i
ten wears and that of Swiss watch Of
the same grade seven years. The length
Of lie for e. watch depends largely on
The number Of is jewels. The range Of
prices fer American watches rms from
- 90 $500. tie co-tlicst being q split sec
ond minute register timing watch. In
the United State about $500 watches are
manufactured every day. The Waltheul
factory turns out 1900 per day and the
Elcin factory between l,.cO and IL. COO
Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
sanan,s Minister at washIne.on.

Munemitsu Mutsu, japanese minister
at WASHINGTON. is a most abstemious
man as regards stinulants. but being a
scholar and philosopher he has shown an
inclination t. taste Of American mixed
drinks a. IN experimental process. He
does not like cur fancy tipples, however
4 few days ago he tackled gin TN for
the first time. "lIa" he exclaimed, in
al Oriental way, "i5 buzzes like ~ and
stlngs like q wasp lie will hereafter
confine himself to tea drinking.-New
York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

By direction of the owners. W. viii ell n,
pub ic auction on
TUESDAY. NoyENByR s1, issss.
at ~ o'clock m, on the pr m'ses. that bcsuc-
fully situated TRACT or LAND known a.
sPhING hill which has be laid out OF
the most liberal scale. aud Will b. offered on
81 ch rms ~ Will satisfy all partics
Spring Bill Is a beautiful pbiedu overlook
ing james River. ami with Nh elevation OF NJ
feet above iidowst'r; commands Que oil the
lu,cliest views I'm this section OF the stale
taking In the city OF Ii,hnCnd from T. 0ab-
lego Mills Ia Hollywood. aud beyond Tor
miles up the James River valley; 80 eleNnrc
that il will always ha,cthc sh' It OF outry
air. ana the view can never =" obstfuctcu. ana
b..,ng only one al a fOu tn mites from tho
business centre Of Richmond, II has every ar
vantage of both city and county
he lots front 20 feet on wide avenues with
a depth OF 10 feet 70 an slley; ans ~ ft
tower OF the Manchester Whtcr-Woiks IA %
The property ga h lot can have the beuent Oh
water. These handsome lots pi,S"rt NOW
solid attractions thnn any piul cfty cNf vf-
fercd IN this community. High, or), hcu by
ana vet so near the business c.ntrc oil kch-
mond, Belle Isle Mai Works. 1rcd"RM IRON
Works. Dsnyili. Railroad sboi :, and other III
dusti ial establishments.
The CRY of Man, hes ter II growing rapidly.
and with the sttcet c'rs now connecting AZ
wnh Richmond. aud the Water Works near
ing cOmI,l tion. u viii continue 10 mp oSes
and no place n the South Offers b, ttef 'ndl &C.
ments for investment and snecula'ioh.
Wc desire t. call special Alteration to the
very libcrsl
IrHMs or SALE. viz: One third each and
the tina ndcr ut any time within t"onts
,cars, al the option OF the purchaser; WIN I'D
fereat IA Il rer cent per anuum. 3yable scms-
annually For further particulars cs'i N III.
Office of the suctiOncciS.
A. the sole will commence az l. m We VIE
have ample refreshments on the grounds.
AUGU ,lINE hOlA vi CJ.
a., 90 "a huetiOneerR.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
NATURES nUsIC.

Side II, tbs silver sands booming SEQ
The pineS that skirt thee cctch Thy u.fisireky,
And over al the forest swc.iS tone
That ecl.o.s but the music q thine own.
Ealf silent. rivers ghde. save nrirrn'r ing ~aVes
Break singing where tn sweeping euFTsft ia'eS'
whispering among the pebb~ low ard sweet,
SO low 80 sweet uild bir,,s the strain repeat
Down through great velvet cliffs, rich With green
mss,
Lou- entering chains. the Slipping torrents f'sS
Shiy,ring end daring meath the erching trees
The wandering winds j. mystic minor Ecys
siry their love rongs above the waves and rocks
H. la.gro.y that ever hear; rrlocss.
Helen T. Carey
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

Bank OGicial-Nou say you would Ike
apositi0n as cashier.
Appiicant-Ges.
3. O.-Do sou belong in the cityi
A.-NO: I've come from Canada.
l.. O.-Is tlat your native place:
h.-Nes.
O.-Why did you leave it:
Ny doctors advice.
Il. O.-Climate too severe?
A.-Ios.
b. O.-Evor intend to go back?
A.-Neyer; it would b. certain death.
l.. O.-Euroka! You are just the iaan
we want. Report in the morning aud 10
installed - cashier.-Iankee Blade.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

A farmers wife hanged herself on q
tree in his garden. He married another
wife, and. curiously enough. she, after .
few years, hanged herself on the same
tree. lie married again, and third wife
did the same. The farmer wrote sadly
20 a distant married friend 10 tell him Of
the mournful coincidence. In reply Lis
friend wrote:
There is great virtue clearly in that
tree. send me cutting "-iriar John
PAUL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
The salvation Army's Decline.

The decline OF the Salvation Army
in New York is shown by the fact that
there ere now only six barracks in New
York and Brooklyn, and none OF which
are i,ourishing. y few years ago there
were thirteen barracks, al prospecting.
Prank Leslie's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
THE LATE tIECTION.
omeiaI Returns from North CaroIina.

RALriGn, y. G.. November p lie
canvass Of ,be electoral vote OF North
Carolina, completed to-day. shows l4S,35j
votes for the Democratic candidate,
13f, 700 votes for tie Republican cand.-
dates, and 9 7s7 votes for The Prohib ton
ticket The votes Tor ConpTessmen aud
State officers will not be canvassed until
the 20lh instant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
LEMON ELIXIK.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink

Or II Mozley's Lemon Elexir is pre-
pared from the fl sh juice of Lemons
combued with other vegetable liver ton
ic-. cathartcs, aromatic stimulanis anc
tlnoi purifiers.
Oh G. ITS and . per bottle. Sold by
dru.ri-t generally. and by all wholesale
drn fi-s.
Pc.rared only by II. MozLEY' NJ d.
At.r.. Ga.
~ kliousness and constipation TAXI
I.n. Elixir.
ro digestion and foul stomach Ia
/. w Elixir.
I.f sick and nervous headache taxi
Elixir
r palpaia,ion Of the heart TAXI
1. n.n Elixir.
For -le,plcssness and nervousness TAKE
Iemor Elixir
g. lo-, of appetite and debility TAKE
l. o. Elixir
Fo fvers, malaria and chills, take
IeU o0 Elixir
J m. Elexir will not fail YOU in any
g. .a, above named diseases. all OF which
rr,..iram torpid or diseased liver and
~ Hm cn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

LYNcnBUnG, Y. N0yemb % 7
FIRE occurred here tonight, destroying
ne pork packing establishment Of Mc
Corkh & Bowman, win $1,000 90 worth
Of ma, hinerY, also Yates staye factory
nflninIng
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

HAMPTON. VA November 22.-Simon
Dim. gan Of New loik an inmate OF he
y tonai Soldiers Home here committed
suicide this morniug by cutting an artery
aud bleeding TO death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
A Perfect Poem.

MY dear, your mouth is a perfect
poem" "Oh. how can you say such a
thing as that" "Well, it is like a pop
ular poem at least. 1t is SO widely red. ="
And the matrimonial mercury fell 40
dogs. at once.-Terre Haute Express.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
Iemon Hot Drops

Tni, 81 Coughs, Colds, Hoa'seness' Sore
THO I. Bronchitis. Pneumonia, and all
1r.,, aud Lung diseases. Price 20
O. Sold by druggists Prepared
orh b, DR. II. Motley. Atlanis,Gs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

IL military circles it is considered tha
Osman Digna is myth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
sfothers VIII Find

David's Cough Syrup will cure
ones OF coughs, colds, Group;
etc, tic. and no careful
i.u.,~iic will be without bottle Oh th's
Old.lashloa remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
Iar "A FREQ Trade

~ pavld's Cough Syrup is the best
slrrc article kno&n because " Is so wei
aa .,, the unexcelled cure for coughs
Group, bronchitis and consump
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23
AMlSf AIESIs.
--%--~-~---~--~----~ ~ ~ ~ - ~
MUSEE THEATRE.
wi nnOADsT BET. 3fH & 10Th SKY.

Commencing Monday, November - p ~
Natincos Monday and saturday ~ 80
tir,t appearance OF Miss MAMl ~ Dfh -
GERMAN FEMALE MINISTRIES. Miss Ma
be steele i'm black Face Plantation -Cngs ans
Dances: Mr. James Carroll, irish cOmedih-
SHOWS lW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

An amateur chemist wants TO know If
whisky viii dissolve gold. No, sonny,
but il will make it disappear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-23

by Augustine Royal Co.
Reel Estate gents and AuctIOncefs
Office No. $40 Hull street. Nsnchestes, Va.
and
W. n. Bow 4 Co.
North Tenth street