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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Hi, Condition steadily Improving

WAsmNGToN. June 1.-THE satisfac.
tory progress of General Sheridan's case
continued during yesterday. The bulle.
tin issued at $50 was reassuring and in.
dicated that the gradual progress toward
better condition of things was certainly
not diminished. This bulletin was as fol-
lows.
JUNE ll-9 m.-General Sheridan has
had a fairly good night, coughing but
little and eXpectoraiing without diff
Guilty. The pulse indicates satisfactory
heart action. The improvement in the
appetite continues
ROBERT NJ. O'REILLY,
WAsHINGTOi, MATTHEW'S,
CHARLES B BYRNE,
HENRY c. YARRow.
The early part of to-day was very ia
vorable, and Colonel Sheridan said that
the General was better to. day than he
hrd been since last Thursday.
AT 3 o'clock the following bulletin
was issued by Drs. O'Reily and YaI,Ow {:
General Sheridan has passed a comforla-
BILE morning. He has had fair pulse,
less irregularily of respiration and has a
growing appetite.
AT the last repOr:s there was no change
in General Sheridan's condition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
+" Doctor,

have been giving my children DR.. DA-
vID's CoUoH SYRUP, and 1t acts 20 we'll
that II you do not object l viii always
give 1t in coughs, colds. and bronchial
and lung troubles"
"Object! Why, certainly not. know
Ing a. do the ingredients OF tie OK.
celeat Cough Syrup. l always recon
mend 1t to my patients sad 6nd II
cures every time, but see that you get
the genuine DR.. David's Cough byrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
Morning.

The Critic. the society paper of Rich
mond, will this morning contsin an arti.
Gle on Southern Loyalty" by Mr.. Carl
ton Mccarthy; an editorial on THE
Kings Daughters notes about Miss
Amelie Riyes local paragraphs by the
"Jaunterer;" society items from Ioc1
Topics, local personal paragraphs about
prominent people, besides several col
umns Of other matter which will be in.
teresting TO all
The paper can be procured at the news
stands at cents a copy, or from The
Critic Office at 81 per year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
SHORT TELEGkAM9.

VINITA, A. T.. June ia water spout
burst near here Yesterday morning. flood
ing the entire section. All bridges on the
Big and Little Cabin rivers were washed
away. The Missouri. Kansas, and Texas
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
Case Postponed.

In the Hastings Court yesterday MIR.
W. Ii. Godsey was arralgned TOR shoot
ing and killing David Glass, negro
waiter at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Counsel for the defense stated that they
were not ready for trial, as they had an
important witness who had not peen
summoned, and moved continuance
until The next term, which motion was
granted, and Mr. Godsey went back to
Jail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
DEPEW OUT OF THE FIELD.
A Statement that lie Declines tn be.
Candidate.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Globe Demo-
Gratis Chicago special says The exceed
ingly important declaration that Mr..
Depew will not be candidate" has been
received here from New York by dele.
gate at-large from Western State and
who will be prominent figure in the
convention.
The announcement is from gentle
man in Mr.. Depew's confidence, and Is
regarded authoritative. The explain alton
is that Depew has satisfied himself that
he is not the most available man. He be-
lieves he could carry New York, but fears
that his record as a railroad president and
corporation lawyer would cost some
Northwestern electoral votes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
A Prominent Minister Writes.

DR.. II. Mozley-Dear Sir; After ten
years of great suffering from indigestion
or dyspepsia. with great nervous prostra'
ton and biliousness, disordered kidneys
and constipation, have been cured by
four bottles of your Lemon Elixir, and
am now we'll man
REV. G. c. DAVIS, Elder M 4. church,
South, No. 90 Tatnsll street, Atlanta,
Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
The Chimes:of Normandy at the Mozart
Academy.

A crowded house witnessed the Nor
folk Amateurs ut the Mozart last evening
in PlalQuette's ever-sparkling Chimes.
OF course amateur productions are never
perfect. bu. last nights performance was
remarkably smooth, and that under most
adverse circumstances. Mr.. Thomas took
the part of the Marquis on short notice,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12

The Richmond Union Passenger Rail
way Company have subscribed 800 to-
wards the new baseball park near the
New Reservoir.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
Mr.. Crenshaw returned his thanks in
a few fitting words.
PARK.KEEPERS.

Mr. Crenshaw returned his thanks In
few fitting words.
PARK.KEEPERs.
Mr.. Otlev called up the resolution in.
creasing the pay of park-keepers.
Mr.. Murphy said those men had good,
soft places at better pay than they could
earn elsewhere.
A discussion ensued. and the resolu-
ton failed. Ayes, II; noes, s mot two
thirds)
). EDWARD BATES.
The ordinance from the Common
Council increasing The salary OF Mr.. S.
Edward Bates from 81 SEQ to $1,000 was
discussed and adopted. Ayes, 12 noes, 3.
CITY RAILWAY AND ELECTRICITY.
Mr.. Crump presented petition from
the City Passenger Railway Company
asking permission to use electricity as a
motive power on their track, which was
referred to the Committee on Streets.
OTHER BUSINESS
The Board passed the resolution open
ing Elm street in Rockets and transfer
ring money from the paving account for
that purpose.
The ordinance refunding the Southern
Express Company 800, so as to reduce
their taxes from $500 to S400 was
agreed to.
The Board refused to increase The pay
of the tapping force of the Water Depart
ment from 81 so to 80 per day.
Adjourned at ILLS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
rHR DAILY TIMES ALMANAC
PRICE, TWO CENTS
road loses three wooden and one iron
bridge and several miles Of track.

CHICAGO. June 1l.--A Tribune special
from Omaha, Nebraska, says; THE Bee
this morning says editoiily that the
Nebraska delegation is for Depew, and
warns the party that in case Depew IL
nominated the Bee will not support him,
but will place separate Republican
electoral ticket In the field for independ.
ent and anti-monopoly Republican sup
port"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12

Tho Best Is AiWHSs tHo CHe"PeSs'
Richmond Photograph Company make
them at s27t Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12
Mr.. Powers offered the following


Resolved, That the thanks of this
Board be and they are hereby rendered
the Hon. L. l.. Bass, president, and Lewis
ID. Crenshaw, Jr., president pro TEN. fol
their uniformly courteous manner to
ward each member of the Board, and fol
their just and impartial decisions in al
questions arising, and for their superior
knowledge of parliamentary law, which
has greatly facilitated the performance
of this Board of its duties.
Resolved second, That the thanks ofthis
Board be extended to the clerk and the
sergeant al arms for the efficient dis
charge of their respective positions, snC
for their uniform courtesy and kindness
10 the members.
Adopted unanimously.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12

,, wAsnIsoroS. June il.-indicatIons
| us io, Virginia and North Carolina
- Fresh to brisk northwesterly wind,
/ cooler. fair weather.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-12

\. ose Who Employ Lady CLERKS 'Pe
,,.lly Vi.ited-some Already Close at D.
, o,bers willing To DO So-Nariou~
r,prc-sions of Opinion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

Woodburn is as active IN the
House for Nevada's interests as
Stewart in the Senate. Il. b. Mer-
Ger formerly of the Reno Gazette.
writes from Washington that Con
gresham Woodburn will shortly IN
truduce bill proposing to cede all
the public lands Of the United States
within the limits of Nevada to the
State. The object IS to let the State
have jurisdiction over all the pubic
lands within her boundaries, SO that
the Legislature can afford to make
;rproyements of public character,
.,ch as the sinking Of artesian weiis'
&c. Mr.. Woodburn has discussed
the matter with several prominent
mea interested in Nevada's welfare
and all are pleased with the idea' but
: few of them view it, for several
reasons, as premature. However, a
fight will be made in behalf OF the
measure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

The Eureka Sentinel takes issue
with tie ArPEAL's remarks on the
postal service. and pronounces the
APPEAL "a demagogue OF the bold
est type" With the Base Range
thermometer a, $50 below zero We
are astou.shed Mt snch Incorporate
language IS the above.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy finds
no fault with the niggardly salaries
OF the Pos:masters under the new
ADMINISTRATION. and sscribes it to
the 'a.ling IF Of population. SO
long as the incomes of the Bank
Commissioners are not curtailed 1t
matters not /: is a matter Of pro-
foand astaaisbment TO the APPEAL
how an ex-merber OF Congress
shouil a-cr,he tae falling of in
Pos:nsstafs' raiaries TO = decrease
OF poru.sfion, instead Of the actual
root Of The ,-oub!e--the decrease OF
postage from ; cents to 2 cents.
The decrease was intended to
save tie people OF the country one
third of the postage paid by them
for letter services. 1t reduced the
incomes Of the Offices one-third, and
under this rate a Democratic ADJ
minias-a.ion reduced Postmasters'
salaries on the ground that the de-
crease in postal revenue lowered
the rating OF the office. The law
was not intended to save postage
Tor the public al the expense of the
postmasters and their clerks.
MIR. Cassidy's view relative to
the fact that the officials are power
less to remedy the wrong without
an Act OF Congress is correct. The
exceptions this journal took in the
matter were to show the utter alb
surlity Of the Administration trying
to appropriate credit for the re-
duction in postal expenses. The
Democracy lahors under the absurd
idea that the postal service must be
run on paying basis, like a grocery
store. The postal service is Tor the
general good oil the country, anu
the public should have AS good "a
service as possible, whether it pays
or not. Ii it does not pay, the tax
PAYERS will make up the difference.
The Democratic Administration has
allowed its public servants IN the
postal service to have their salaries
outrareously reduced, and then has
had the bad taste to brag OF it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

Some OF the California people are
growing because when the Citrus
Fair wanted big send-of the Ex-
aminer and Chronicle proposed to
charge $500 Il column to advertise
il and boom it. The carpenters
who erected the Pavilion go. paid
for it, the painters also, likewise
the GLACIERS, and in fact, every body
who had anything to do with 1t.
But after the thing is started, the
people for whose benefit the whole
thing was gotten up, we mean the
citrus belt land owners who want to
sell at big figures, are mad because
the daily papers will not work or
the thing for nothing.
Why should everyone else charge
fu,l rates for their work, and the
press, which does more for the
thing than all the rest, blow the
horn OF the show for sweet charity
sake?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

The Record Union takes the
San Francisco papers to task for
printing commonplace pictures.
The more commonplace the pic
lures the better the public like
'em.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

Tho jury awarded $4,000
damages in the breach of promise
suit against Arbuckle- This makes
HI. kisses cost him over . dollar
.n;ece. Not too high, by any
means, if You can't get 'em tor
less.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

james Russell Lowell, the
poet. drank some wine at banquet
the other night and asserted that
Cleveland was the equal OF Abe
Lincoln. 1t is high time Lowell
Joined the Prohibition party.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17

Carts Rocking and toys OF all eau
ha onnd here They numerous to enumera.a "a liz
Let you. c'luIeu .s.-.,ooooa CAoWIN & NOTEwARE
I've eso have large assortment Of Silver and Glassware
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-17
ART GOODS
sTATIoNER

This depart ent embraces all the latest nove.es
plain and embellished, and all kinds OF fancy sta
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

The management Of the daily paper in
the city Of Grand Rapids. have agreed 70
The folle~ing rules aHd schedule Of prloes
governing the rabliosliea of miscellaneous
notices for general informssion;
Obituary noliocs and resolutions ct
rsspses vill be pablisbed 81 no less thar
one cent pes word
Notices Of nesiinas OF organizations. etc,
cards Of thanks. ali iecal nofioss oi balls sna
parties. picnics and excursions viii be pub
lishs6 at net less than ten cents tine under
the proper heading. for the aDi insertion,
and five cents per line for each subsequent
insertion.
In lhs case Of socizls. festivals and other
entertainments Of churches or strictly char
liable organizations. Tor which 81 sdmis-
tion Tee is charged or lancheons or articles
sold, the rate will be i've oents line each
insertion.
Notices Of corrections. sueh ~ "Joh u
Jones, of so-ana.so, is not the John Jones
arrested, etc. etc. also all requests for cor
rection OF articles which have appeared in
other papers must be paid for al rate Of
nos less than 10 cents per line.
IHE TELEGRAs- HERALD.
T. ID. Copgef. Advertising Man'r.
The DENoCRAT.
G. A. French. ksn'r Advertising
Tax EyEHIso LEADEs.
w. B. Weston.
IaE DAILY EAGLE.
A. b. Turner q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

Ii has come to our notice that for some
time past some dealers ia the city have been
selling cheap preparations for Alsbsstine,
either by handing it out in bulk when Ala
bastine was called for. or with an expiana-
tion that while il is not the same brand it
is the same thing" This Is TO inform those
who would use AlAbastine. that there is no
article made that is even similar to Alebss-
tine, or that makes . permanent coating.
(excepting Anti -kalsomine. which is Ii
censed under our patents} and that all other
preparations on the market make only
temporary coAtinss, that require taking off
before renewing if they do not rub oil or
scale at once. which causes more trouble
and expense than to apply the new. fhe
binding property CT these temporary coat
ings is animal glue, which must decompose
and dislodge in time, which is the cause of
much sickness. Many painters will say
that they will use Alabastine when a Gus
toner insists upon II, at the same time they
will use some cheap mixture, and il the re
suit is bad, will lag IL to having been re-
quired to use Alabastine.
As a rule dealers do not know the dam
age they do their customers buildings by
palming off on them these kalsomines.
The only way for buyers to know that they
are getting the genuine Aabsstine is to buy
in our sealed paper packages and if they
wish TO hire the work done they should en-
gage some one Of the workm recommend
ed by US. ALABAsTINK Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

rhs TrSs4laias.s - Dissisgsishsa Ksr-
sasass-A Remedy Suggested
Amsnx ths, sosrdsrs - TIE Brunswick. on
soath DivisIoE -st-. a . gentleman Of the
medical proIsssiss. Who he's made himsslf
qsits esseaioss to bis fsllsw eexrders in
several vsys Ii seems ne claimed 10 be an
Ieesssdss and noelsnan in the kordlsnd
wIfhsl. While Investigation proved that lie
Is Penney vznis Dusehmsn. That. how
ever, 10 nosAing 10 bis discfecit. but il Is
very evident that his vacation Of the preni-
ses 10 desired short time aimee he
found . i've turtle ia his pocket Again.
he came nesr Carrying his chair away fro ~
the supper tsble-tozether with . oall Of
shoemsker's wax IN ths seat upon which
he lad SAT-. Last Sunday hs WAS sent on .
wild goose chase around the city after an
imaginary patient, and 10 cap the climax.
yesterday morning the iandlsdy vas horri-
ned by discovering hanging IN one 81 sne
halls what appeared TO be the body OF en-
Icelandie baron. but 10 wAs only the dccsor
in effigy. The irsts ply ysician few days
since took ons OF bis tofmenlsrs by the
throat and threatened 10 horse whip him.
When overpowered be threatened 10 dis
figure the young men with acid. The
breaea viii Ia ell probability be healed on v
by the doctors removal from the house. and
il would seem thst common sense aud =
regard for bis own comfort would prom pl
him to take thai step.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
PERSONALITIES.

Nine Hall, of Boston, the lady who has
a worldwide reputation as q vocal teacher,
will be 9 guest at The Morton House dur
ing the months OF July and August She
will teach tlass as she did last year. at
which time she was the guest of Mrs. J. G.
Wenhsm. Her daughter, Miss Gigi, will
accompany her to this city and will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Wenham.
ID. s. Randolph, whose hotel at Tavares,
Florida, was burned out a short time ago,
has leased the Sanford House, at Sanford.
Florida and will move his family there be-
fore Fall. He is doing a good business, and
as the climate agrees with him he has de-
cided to remain there for the present.
General Sherwood, of Toledo, the Wash
ington correspondent who writes over the
signature of Rush." will arrive in the city
this week to take position on the Democrat
during the campaign as editorial writer.
John Shields, shipping clerk for f. d.
Yale & Co.. has resigned his position with
the above firm aud accepted the position of
bookkesper and house salesman for the
Teller Spice Company
Gilbert Appehof has resigned his posi-
ton with the c. & w. N. in this city. and
will leave May Is for Minneapolis, where
he will engage in the lumber business.
c. ID. Belknap, who came through from
II
and Mrs. l.. A. Town. left for Chicago yes
terday morning.
Captain w. A. Gayett and c. L, Lock
wood went to Chicago yesterday to attend
meeting of tine Central Traffic Association.
Mrs James Lyman has returned from the
Battle Creek Ssnitarium much improved in
health. She is q guest at The War wick.
Alexander Keith. with Hawkins & Perry :,
ho- to Dnt lad IN 4 he
bedside of bis dying mother.
Thomas s. McGaw. of the wholesale boot
and shoe firm Of NcGraw < Co.. Detroit,
is guest az The Morton.
Albert Bsbcock is home with his family
I for the Summer from his numbering husl-
ness IN Arkansas.
II. p. Breed, Of Minneapolis, is in the city
stepping at The Morton. He il interested
in the Cable road
f.. J. O'Rourke. Superintendent of the
city yesterday.
Z. ". Hszeltine, of Memphis. Tenn. is
in the city for few days. Hecontemplstes
locating here.
Mrs. L. II Randall. former resident Of
this city, is the guest Of Mrs Judge
ChsmPlin.
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Psddon, of South
IOnia-st
+. F. Sweet has gone to Fullerton Dickie
county, Dakota. TO look after bis wheat
farm.
Thomas Farmer. Jr., and wife, OF C6i-
csgo. are the guests of friends in this city.
W. +. BulkleT is expected home from
Loosport. y. Y. the latter part Of the week
Miss Belle hcEschron, Of Hanlsy. il in
town visiting her sister. Mrs John ] Soper.
$. T. Bssrs. Jr., Of Msnominee. il visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. L. " Buck. Of Cedar Springs, was
in The city yesterday.
Hon. l. @. Essoa, oi Eusxsgon. vas in
the city yesterday.
L. ". Brown, Of Big Rapids. vss IN the
city yesterday.
l. L. Loomis has gone 20 Denver. Col.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
FouND An OLD FRiKsD.

CoLosA. Mich. December 5. 1855.
o;entleDsess-one of your circulars came TO
my notice today. aad il reminds me OF an
old and very valuable friend. one that
saved my life l2 years ago. and because /
had not a-eded its help since. bad almost
forgotten it. was 10 years old and suffer
ing from menstrual arrangement, l cough
ed continually and bad chills every day. |
was rs miserable a. anyone could be and
live. A lady who knew the cause OF my
illness persuaded my mother 10 have me
use Zos Phora-ii WAS called Woman :
Friend then. Before had used one bottle
my cough and chilis ceased. i kept on
and used two bottles and they brought me
out all right. afterwards married and am
now the mother OF three nice hearty chill
dren. ] feel that / owe a great deal to Zoa-
Phors. i hope it viii become we'll known
and that every woman and girl who needs
IL will use it. II you will send me some
circulars will give them TO acquaintances.
and do all ] can TO help you.
Yours truly, Mrs. LAURA FUENAS.
To Zoa- -Phora Medicine Co.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
SHIP oARsI ReADYI PULL.
Getting Ready for tire Fray-o wssh-ts.
Nong 20 the Frons Again.


Nong 20 the Front Again.
The record bestsrs have been lsyins-to
for stretch. but they hsvn't caught a crab.
nor are they backing water By any means
Their craft is ss staunch and their muscles
ss brsvny IS last year, and their helm Is
up for another strsightarsy for regatta
h5nors
The O-Wssh-ta-Nongs will put the same
senior four into the Northwestern contest
fast Won the four-Osred prize and lowered
the record last year, e., Charles Me
Quewsn. Ap Carroll Jesse Fox snd Will
Sargent, while several are drilling from
which junior four will be selected. Among z
them are Fred Aldr1ch. Henry J. Bennett
Fred Temple, Harry NcAlvy. Hunt Russell
Ed. Ellis. W. BDss. Orrin Ward and
Clsude Streight. They have 81 been taking
regular exercise IN the gymnasium. and
very soon will commence practice at the
os~s. No doubt some Of them viii pair OF
ant junior pair wil be selected. aud OF
course there sill hs segsrsl junior singles
% enter 80 The club siii be represented in
al the clsssss.
Tne directors AZ their lsst meeting Tues
6ss night authorized the feet committee %
procure one cf The Wsters = sons best four
cared psper shells. built At Troy. y. Y. She
il 10 - ninets cen inches breadth II beam
and forty one fest over al. Of tbs most an
proved model. aud viii cost $500 She il
expected 70 srrive in about two weeks ard
sill he launched imms.iistels ifths dun nv
lire i running when it comes. II ssusfsc-
tory it vii BE used By ths senior ioars in
the regz;ts
The great North western snlstsur rowing
regatta. % oe heid here a JalT i looked
forvsrd 20 "a ove q ths most interesting
nautical contests Of the sesson-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

The great tIsgedian, Forest, had q secret
which everybody ought tn learn and profit
by. Said he. Il owe sll NY success 10 the
fact that everything l have undertaken 4
have done thoroughly. / never neglect
trifss" That's the point-don't neglect
tribes. Don't neglect that hacking cough.
those night-sweats. that feeble aud capri
cious appetite, and the other symptoms,
trifirg in themselves. but awful in their
Significance. They herald the approach OF
consumption. You are in danger, but you
can be saved Liz. Piercs's Golden Medical
Discovery will restore you to health and
yigor, As il has Thousands Of others. For all
scrosulous diseases, and consumption is one
of them, il is . sovereign remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
DR. BENNETT

VIII be at Eagle Hotel Thursday and FRI
day May aud 4.
Results are everytbing-not talk: not fine
theories. They sound well, but the suffer
ring man or woman wants results-their
health. This is what the doctor shows and
demonstrates in S5 per cent. of all he treats
for chronic troubles. no matter what they
are called. This Is his specially. No man
in sll Michigan shows such results as that.
Piles, no matter what complication. tits q
pleasure TO 60 and be treated by him, for he
cure, them all. No knife; no torture; no
pain.
Hernia (rupture) be the age or 75
years. wholly and radically cured in one
week
This sounds remarkable; wonderful: i'm
possible. vet be is doing it in every case be
is treating. and it is only common sense
verified when you see how il is done and
have it performed on yourself Go and see
him when here.