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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
PERSONS AND THINGs.
news Note. Compiled From the "rines"
Exchanges.


county. Pa. an married. and not one Of
whom is on speaking forms with any Of tho
others. Property litigation H. the cause.
ANAN m sierra county. CAL. who killed
.ne..hhnr's steer Oh save his own family
lum starving. declined counsel, pleaded
guilty. anl was sentenced CD one year in
Obj. State prison.
3D. I. said That recently deceased citizen
Nh.n~. Ca~ provided in his will that
,.r, Methodist minister who oiliciaied at
NJ. am.al should receive Sioo There were
nr..u ministers present.
m0t sand ncw specimen. in cast and
sculpture hlse recently been added 10 the
Metropolitan Museum In New York city.
u... v.r. purchased with $1,000 be-
.u.lfl.I o. ile committee by Leroy Will /
\ r.
n .n.uur" NEWMAN say. thli hc believes |
H.f Dn.ri Grant F, aware OF ai the dis /
.....a over thc removal Of h'~ body 90 /
mnr. desirable spot. and thinks Dee I
unH .uUhod 10 30 were taken ID Wash /
.i'a.
l.r n0lp. of lniolioNn. Pa. has been I
ming h.. cattle on % $4,000 coal field. /
.,.. -u.p.efnt IFS value. De spid 10 10 "a /
.... n.Iea'.ra leW DAYS AGO fnr 5000. and /
purchaser disposed Of 30 40 once for
.H.N
Aa.r,gs tHlr .,ink" exists in Bradford
..r 900. % is go yards across. per-
mnf with smooth sides. and the
,.ri. iDI foi below ih. surface. 80 bot
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
BANK STATEMENT.

NV YORK. November 9.-Reserve, de-
crease. Al ST. 3a5; loans, increase. Lois, 100;
specie, increase, sj,2,loo; lega!s, decrease,
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sALEs REPORTED - slCREllnY.

Wheaf-N ., bushels good Of s9c
Long berry, 80 bushels very coed on pr vate
t-rms. Mixed, - bushels isir at SIX.
~hortbefry. so bushels very good on pri.
Ysie terms; - bu-hel, fair At svc.; 81 BUSH
els fair al re-; "a bushcl. fair III g.c.; 10
bushels common at &c; ~ busnel, CON-
mon at s2c.; 1915 bushels common at 7Oc.;
g. bushels common AT sSc. 4. bushels com
mon at Olc.; 90 bushels common OF tie. /;
IL bushels common al JJc. Total sales
wheat, 3.27l bushels.
Corn-Nhite, 6ls bushels very good at
sc; - bushels common az 35c. 81 bush.
ell. very good. new At @Sc.; ~ bushels very
coon, new ~ i2c. Total sale. corn, 40
bushels.
Rye-lO bushels common at l5c.
COTTON nxrOsT.
Market firm.
QuOfRtiOas.-Middling, S3,c. low nd
ding, We; good ordinary, sl.c.
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Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND, Va. November Q, lsss.

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 son,
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
DEVOTED TO The INTERESTS OF
FARMERS AND oAIRYMeN.
An Illustrated Description 81 = Creamery
building Suitable for . Fsrns-Surxss-
lions On the Subject of Rearing Calves.
Hints TO Zee Keepers.

On many large farms there il need for
dairy house Of simple construction.
where the milk produced by the owners
own herd, along. perhaps. with that
from noighbcrins farms. may be kept
and converted into butter.
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s2,5,l 600; deposits, decrease $472,10); ell
suiAtion. increase, $4,000.
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Srain aud Cotton Esehoaco.
RICsAOSp, "a, November ., 4 &c.
IfrtltNc.

Nh>lt-f,g10 bushels.
Com. 800 bushels.
OATS, 800 bushels.
Kye-l6 bushels.
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POLITICAL ECHOES.

The chief anxiety IN political circles
now is the speculation On what effect
the recent elections WI have on Gov
eTnOr Hills iutufe political prospects.
That he il national qDar tity no one
denies, but few admit a. he viii last.
A man with such narrow lacge has
Little chance from State tina.
also contdins William G Whitney
and Grover Cleveland. NJ. Cleveland
yet stands easily, first Is the leader of
his party, and the new clll "p)ch on
which he enters here Will probably add
considerably to his il fluerce Whitney
the party. His ambiliCn has lOag had
the and Of some Of the weaithie allies
D0ssible. and if he cSn not win tue PRE-
himself he will surely throw them in
Cleveland 5 favor. Hill u nothing outside
New York. and his il iiuence here mas
waned and Is depending on man local
contingencies inlmical 20 his further
success 4 new man also looms up as
rival TO his aims in the possible Cover
nor IN 1891. the present Mayor Chaplin.
of Brooklyn. He 10 young aud Will
thought of, apd has the conf Hence ami
respect of the friends Of Cleveland. tie
was the State Comptroller when the ex
President was Governor.
The lengths TO which politicians will
go. and the desperate straits to which ?
the New York Republicans are reduced, 4
is shown by the following reported in-
cident Of the counting Of the returns :
IT the Republican headquarters:
There will be no Wor,d's Fair in
New York. said a prominent Repnbl-
eau politician Tuesday night. The re-
mark was made in parlor ID r Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. where the Repub-
Iican ate Committee bad esconced
themselves TO receive election returns.
In the room were gathered many Of
Ie leading Republicans of the State,
nciuding ex Senator I. G. Plat, Gen
.ral Knapp. Cornelius y. Bliss. General
varnum. Collector Erhardt. Surveyor
Lyon, Steve French. and numerous lesser
lights. General Knapp bad just fin
shed reading d dispatch coDcedIDg the
lection al the Tammany ticket, when
be observation was made quoted above.
Strange 10 say. nearly every one pres
mt concurret in the sentiment. "Th,
uccass Of TammaDy.' this gentleman
ontinued. makes the holding Of the
Worlds Fair in New York out Of the
question. Give New York the Worlds
air. and Tammany would have 100 600
majority in this city in 1892. Ii the Re-
ublican Cong essmen want 10 make
he Democrats "A present Of the thirty
tx electoral votes OF tue Empire State,
hey will vote to hold the Fair here.
We might as well look at the matter
quarely. For political reasons the Re-
ubicau party cannot afford 10 have
De Worlds Fair held in TINS city,"
This kind OF talk has been heard IN
he innes circles for somo time, and 1t
now openly asserted everything must
@ sacrificed for party capital. Even
ur demand ioy rapid transit has been
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Reported by c. w. Branch Co., ssssers
ssd brokers', No. III Main street.
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P1IyATE BALL ROOM

The ve:y latest fad among society
people is private ballroom. Anglo
InariS breaks out in fresh spot every
wear. bat Mrs. WhIlney's famous bali
room in her Washington residence Is
ma, nv responsible for this latest de-
yelon,rent. She fiuds II one OF the ne
cessaries Of life, and workmen have
been busy all summer constructing one
IN her New YOrh home. Ii Is a sour &c
Of considerable disa, prominent 10 her
that 1t could not be on the ground noor'
but the only available space foI IL was
over the conservatory. II Is reached
through the conservatory by par oI
stairs winding up through me PAINS
and 10 wcring vines, and lit by ttectilc
lights in opal globes. IL also opens IDto
the uppei hallway. and commUDlcates
bv another door with the library. The
decorations are In the style OF Ions
XIV. white and gold, with touches OF
rOse color and rOse-cOlOred hang'ngs
and upholstery. Ii has an alcoye for
tho musicians. who cit behind hedge
Of palms and ferns. and the lighting ~
from electric lights in globes of pearl
and opal glass. that ha2g IN cluster O.
silver chains from the ceiling. and ~
ves scenes on The walls add The soft
light Of wax candles 10 tho illum.na-
tiOu.
Mr.. Havemeyer is utilizing some CT
the profits Of the sugar trust IN adding
one To bis house. The C0rbin's are also
falling into line. NJ. Corbin has re-
Gently bought james Gordon Bennett 5
house. aud among the Improvements
lac is making, Is a large private BAH !
roo m. The entertainments he intends
giving ioI his daughter this winter will |
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WRNKlEs pUR 10 LAUGHING.


CURIOUS AfespltA " tHe upseFfnHohh OF y
London PhyslcIan,
london Tid-Bat
A London physician has recently been
making u study Of wrinkles, says the
doctor; ut is customary to say that
wrinkles come from worrying, but the
truth is the. most Of them come from
laughing, This is rather paradoxiCal,
must admit, but have only been con-
WINGED after the most careful inYestiga-
ton. To know how to laugh is Just as
important as to know when to doit, II
you laugh with the sides OF your face
the skin will work loose In time, and
wrinkles will form in exact accordance
with what kind Of laugh you have, The
man who always wears q smirk will have
q series Of semi'circular wrinkles cover
ing his cheeks,
when gambler, who has been ac-
customed to suppress hisfeelings, laughs,
deep line forms on each side Of his
nose and Tuns'to tho upper corner Of his
mouth, In time this line extends to
the chin and assumes the shape Of O
hall moon, A CadaYerous person with q
wax'like skin, Is very apt to have two
broadly-marked wrinkles, one running
up from the jaw and the other under the
eye, These meet at right angles at the
cheek bone, and look US though they
formed knotat the apex. The scholars
wrinkles form on his brow, while the
schemlng politicians come round his
eye, where they look for all the world
like the spokeso a wheel. Some OF the
people who bet on races have the most
astonishing crop Of wrinkles ever saw,
save on an elephant"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05

All honest, conscientious physicians who Civ
Il, H. d. botanic Blood lsalin) trial, frank!
admit It's superiority over ALI other blood medl
cInCG
.Dr. ". J. Adair, Rockmart, Ga, writes: ~ re
gard u. II, H. us one OF the best blood medicines.
Dr. a. II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, wrlIes:"Ai
reports OF u, D, H. arc favorable, and It's speed,
action Is truly wonderful"
DR.. J. W, Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ga, writes
81 confess II. II, Il, is the best and quickest mel
lCuc for rllumatlSm have ever tried"
Dr.. S, J. Farmer, Charlottesville, Ca, writes
~ CheGriully recommend u, u. Bus fine ,oniC
Alternative. list use cured an cxcrescCnce Of tht
neck after other remedies effected no pefccrtIblt
Dr. C. II. Montgomery, jacksonville. Ala.
writes: my mother insisted on my getting II
u. Il. for her rheumatism, uS her CaSO stu bOrn
~ resisted the usual remedies, She experienced
Immediate relief und llet inVroYeinCnt has been
truly wonderful"
Appointment physician who wishes his namt
not given. says; "a lltiUllt Of nlne whose ClSC
ut tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, anu
which no treatment seemed 10 check, was Gu
tlrCly cured with about Twelve titles Of u, H. u
lie was iNirly made up OF skin and bones anu tor
rlble ulcers" 4
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Auction Sales, .........
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
PUBLIC AUCTION.
.,,oJ.r.I,ncd Will sell at public aaoIioR, a. a.
Ihr n ~, 't,ni door 81 lhg Court HOUSE Ol ohlO
tlt Nulk.. .'. Nt.vluIH ON

..,..,,,,,,r.I,npd viii sell NJ puplle AuclipI
Ihr n w mi door u the COlrt hOuae VI Ohl'
t ng IV Vet NIIgln'a' on ,.s,
'ou"' slTrEDY, JASUARY u, 1859,
in,stio o'clock n. m., the following
comm. T,,t pf1lpfty, viz All ihee0A Under
NA,ui.t, NumbtIgI one Two lHlep, tpuL
ius T,iirlcul ana Fifteen. upon lhn plAt OF wy
ya lnguf estate pi hll Y, ~
LyMI1i1 iI,i which riat + recorded ~ tlu once
sqgd,,iIt,t AT lnr county Court Of ohio rOun'
Of VT, ,,t,lun. ln Decd hook No, ~, page ~
AAll ivy Vi. XXI hi The village VI Kiln prove on
Ahui ,ttiatcd the mouth or opening 81 the
Nh WIZ W'lal N g. 7 thhmbersaS co Auel 10Y ".
G Ga ,nInltd ~ follows V0mmentlnRAI MA point
ias nt mex the old mill rare Ol Lo1 o. lhe
W NM Wv ihr,8 AID Cfuscr estate, when lOlhl y
PlAl W ''ta,t lines vi Lots ~ and y ~ the pat
Whrie W. / Chambers subdivision Of part
Oi "n',nrb which last named plat Is recorded
OF Nll ttt,nt M. 49, page III, when projected
W. ti,.r..rt sail line Ui Lot next tue nld mil
WI. ,trurt running IN q sou h'aSlcTly direction
ls mi l,,i named line l!J lett more OF lesh 70
,,Grfr he liup ui TIE fence on tne tAsf Auu "
hnti,tntf Which the mouth Of the coal hhhlt u
lh, w. ipcrc,s -Ad line Of said Lotto; thence
h, ,a',, Win suli last mentioned lehcc IN y
Iuhb"- I.rrrtlnu 10 Inc UaT OF north iellCt Oi
hG'' 'i,f r1ut,ining raid Shnit mouth; thence
Mrt ,nI hi named irnCG to the northeast r1T'
W. f,,lll.,t .. aud from thence, WIN INC
~ !,iinrs OF nid Lots y aud ~ 10 tDn place ul
Srginplng. together WIN MI me bolle,ns, Lh'
u .,1,' Nh hnrty, Appliances, Pumps, Tanks
EuS,lin. Appliances Tippes, and all other ma
hNv,rrW aid appliances on the lot above DO
tl'v rutHIniug 10 any way Thereto.
N,Ii,, all MWay,, Tumwnys, Iurn tables,
49,. siding, lpplps, Chupg lEtSlling,
va. ltu. lmI,r, Engines Rails, Gc., No.
mi umlcfI5 ui VcFy kind belonging 70 tue HFm
De.
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Senator Henry O. Nelson, oiNow York,
writes:
"SBNArR CHAMBER, ALBANY, N. Y,
April 4, 1sS6.--0n the eth Of February,
1883, l was taken with violent pain In
the region OF tho kidneys, l sutIered
such agony that ] could hardly stand up,
As soon as possible / applied two ALI
cocks PoRovs PLAsrEisI one oyer each
kidney, and laid down. In an hour, t9
my surprise and delight, the pain had
vanished and was well. ] wore tho
plnsters for q day ortwo Rs q proCautioni
md then removed them. have been
using ALtcocK's poaous pLAsTgRa In my
family for tho last ten years, aud have
always found thom tho quickest and best
external remedy for cold, strains aud
rheumatic affections From my expur'
fence believe they arc the best plasters
In the world"
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Knowing that n cough can DO checked
in a day, and the first stages Of con.
sumption broken In q week, We hereby
guarantee DR.. Ackers English Remedy
for Consumption, and will refund the
money 10 all who buy, take 1t us per di.
reCtions, and do not find our statement
correct. o. H. Goethe, II. u. Burt, O.
Menkemeller, Logan 4 Co. D4w.3
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NNnnl.

PniLAbEifiiJA, pa, jan. 4,--Wool atlsi and
pFlCtH Ifmi Ohio, Pehnylvanlh aud WeIt VII.
s!nia NX and s above iaoV X Glggle riedlgm
diana aud Western inN Ut aud Xxx AlNli3Dj mo.
tium a1aagui COAtse SiAlSO nnp washed c6inblna
8lasjci luh'Waglgd aAi21, medium iinWashVd
COmblng and delalnN blg39C, coarse do NNiiCl
Eastern Oregon iba2lci New Mexico aud Colo.
fado 100.
Nav YogK, Jan. l,-wool arm domestic AOcc,
lllasc pulled aa9pU.
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The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlleutn, fever
sores, teltor, Chapped hands, Chilplaing,
cofns, and oil gkih eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, Or no nay ruquirod'
II Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlBiac'
ton, or money refunded, Price 20 cents
per box, For sale by Logan 4 Co,
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Two.thirds Of all deaths IN New York
City are from consumption or pneumo'
MIA, Tho same proportion holds ior
most other cities. Delays arc dangerous
Dr. ApkefB English Remedy for con-
sumption will always relieve, and may
sAyeyouf life. o. Il, Goetze, H. u, Burt,
o. MOnkOmOllof, Logan 4 90.
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SYMPTOMS. Moisture; intense itching and
stlngngi most At night, worse BY scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumOg form, which
often bleed and ulcefate, becoming very sore
SWAYNEB OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation and IN most cases 70
% cents. DriBwayno Il Bon, Philadelphia,
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mNANnR AM rRAnR.
The Feature. o'iAs noa'y and Stock MAR


NEW YoRK, jan, l-MOuCy on call easy at w
8 per cent, last loan at I per cent. Prime mcF
Cantllp paper 6GG)l per cent sterling exchange
dull but steady at Sta,lai ss1i. Sales Of stocks
III 900 shares,
The stock market again showed evidence Of
the apathy Of timidLty Oi the Adv0cates0t higher
prices, and while lAlFly active was somewhat
leYerlsh, aud the interest In the speculation was
confined throughout TO y few Of the leading
shares Fint prices were tlrm ut slight advances
over last nights figure, and tome u Sht further
Improvement was made In the early Trading.
The list was soon brought down 10 u shade DO
low the opening, though JeEsey Central eouunu;;
Cd on It's upward course, but II was not until
alter II O'clock that positive weakness was de-
yelopet, when IAcknWAnna took the lead IN the
decline. Missouri Pacific aud u. Paul RlteFWard
iOinGd and prices Were ~ theIr lowest RtRb0ut
1880 O'Clock, From that time there was steady
improvement, the market tually closing quiet
but firm, generally Vt about the best figures VI
the day. The changes are toriActlnnal amounts
only, princip lily advances.
Railroad bonds quiet; sales SllPQ,OlO,
Government and Suite bonds dull but steady,
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Thank. for the. Commitment.

Portland OrtJOH1dH,
A good newspaper is good thing any
dayin the week, Sunday included, while
O bad newspaper is Just as bad for any
other day as for Sunday, The good
newspapers an instrument OF morality
as well as the pulpit; the bad newspaper
shonld have no standing anywhere,
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BuRLlNonAM, N. v, Nfay'8l, $50.

BuRMSanAN, N. v, May 81, 80.
G. G. GREEN, Dear Sir:-1 am fire..
quently troubled with severe colds, and
tho onl y remedy that will relieve me Of
them Is your Boschee's German Syrup.
| have used 1t for more than twelve
year,. II is a constant household com.
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured It first at my solicitation, and
says he has sold a great many bottles. 1t
Is n very popular remedy In this section
Every person who has used II speaks 10
the highest terms Of It's merits. do
not know OF single case 1t has moi
cured. l first used IL in Vermont, where
l lived before coming here. / advise
everyone to use It, as It is certainly the
best cough medicine haveev known.
l have tried nearly all Of them at differ.
Cnt times. Yours respectfully,
MosEs GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill.
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F'HNUNVEV NFVTH6VT'
Major Mckinley SO far leads in the
race for the Speakership Of the next
House. II is a significant fact that the
last Republican House was presided over
by an Ohio man.
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OhIha dferIld,
Chicago law.breakers arc getting out
injunctions against interference by the
police. AS yet no burglars have applied
for judicial protection,
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CHICAGO, jan. a. Cattle = Receipts COO
hrud; shipments 5000 head: market active and
lOc higher; choice bCGycs Si.6Oai "; steers S2Na
bulls and mixed 81 lial 10. Hogs : Receipts
$500 head; shipments 100 head; market steldyi
mixed QjIj 49, heavy q O1Ab rs; light 26ab ~
sklpS 81 OOd6 w. shcGp-RccclPts 1850 head
shipments 100 headi market strongj natives
q fSal f5i western corn fed 81 0OaA 6Ihi lambs
81 2baG %.
EAST Liberty, Pa, jan. 4.-Cattle- Receipts
loo head; shipments 1871 head market moth
Ing dOlng; all through COnSlgnments. lloBs-
Receipts 1000 head; shipments 600 head mar;
ket slow; PhllRdelphluS s. 26ab w; mixed and
ulgS IS 26Gb 49, Sheep-RCccipts ,StO head itt'
inGnts 600 head; market firm at yesterdays
prices.
ClNClNNATi, Jan. ALLOYS easier; common and
ilght 81 4Ol5 %; packing and butchers 81 VOab 2Oi
receipts $50 headi shipments 900 head
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Philadelphia Inquirer.
The only thing acknowledgements about
the Harrison Cablnetso far is that moth
lag is definitely known about 1t.
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later QccaR.

New York has 'Ten.C Cent Club, but
it is for charity, For society New York
has millionaire clubs.
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NGIr;-TlektN dmwlng Capital Prizes arc not
entitled 10 terminal FIECs.
For ylGO Rates, OF any further lplOrrnatIou
desired, write lcglby to the undersigned. CIcatlS
ssMuly your residence, with State, Counts,
Suvclhnd Number. dQrC mpll return mnil 10
WtIy VIII G assured by your enclosing an on
VelOR bearing your full address.
sent lpsrAb NOTES, Express Money Ordtrs,
o. New York Exchange In ordinary letter, CuY.
VuVy W Express lut our GGpCn.cl addressed
". A. DAUPHlN,
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NNlIHBIOhl DC,
Address Registered Letters 10
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4. SKnE.MsEllBER also, that Tic payment Of prlzUs
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