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Wal skea and uaa' 60 districts
Mrs. Lyman and Mrs Maka.

Wal skea and uaa' 60 districts
Mrs. Lyman and Mrs Maka.
ena..s,.. ...,..,,..,.....,.,. 20 ~
Kukuau district, the Mrs. Rich
ardson and Nawahi. .,..,.. 200 30
Mrs. Corscadden. candy table,. IL 25
others ......,.....i'., % 60
Lei stand, Miss Lyman -. .. 81 20
Post Office, Miss NJ. II. Hitch
cock........,......... -. 8 90
Lemonade stand, Miss Esther
yman and Miss Sissun.... IL o
Refreshment room, Mrs. Virrra
and Miss A. l.. Hitchcock. 90 90
Total .........,,.,.,.... S659 10
Donations were made, which make
the amount larger than that given.
A sum far in advance of the expect
ations of the most sanguine and
/ which will pay up, we believe, tie
remaining balance on the church
parsonage. Too much creCit cannot
ue given to the Mrs. Lyman, Austin,
Loebenstein, Hapai, Nawahi and
others for the success of the fair.
Their decorations weRe beautiful
and as the colored lanterns and
bright lamps shone through the
feathery leaves of the bamboo, il
seemed almost as if one was in some
graceful tropical forest. We find
that Ililo ladies, when they take
hold OF any measure, are fully up
to carrying it out. Only one thing
we think should lie noted, and that
is to us as we look at it the repre-
hensihle plan of allow n chosen few
to go inside the fair rooms and pur
chase articles before the doors are
open to the public. None shoult
be allowed any preference over any
others. This we know is quite CON
mon in all fairs, but it ought not t
be allowed. We must in closing
congratulate the ladies', who bor'
the thing. 1t was finely gotten up
on the signal success of the who'll
thing. 1t was finely gotten up, wei
carried on and most successfully
finished.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
% LET
Carriage For Sale Cheap.

1NEW Cutund,r Oar.
EN2 i rage ju,t fnished
&E5NAI and hand olnely uimmed
in first ciase slyle must be Immediately
suld 10 close All Assignment, can he seen
nt " II, Pages crTiape manufactury.
No. l2S Furl streel.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Feb.4-oy
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NOTICE of REMOVAL.

A L, SMITH las removed his place
IA. of business on Fort street to
III store in tie NcI tyre Block, just
Glow Wenl er & Co.'S, for siieet,
y h re he WI he pleased to serve his
CT stvm. rs until III new store is finished.
235 2W
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NOTICE of REMOVAL.

A LEX. FLOHR, Lock & Gunsmith,
"A hno r,mrv,d opposite in The pre-
misrs occupied formerly by Max Eckart
Ms a jrweIry store, next door 10 Hotf-
schlaeGer & Co., in the Damon Bio, k.
Bethel street. 240 I'm
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THAT MATRIMONIAL ADV.

1t will he remembered that week
ago the BULLETIN contained matri-
monial advertisement from the "Iilo
Record" In the last number of
the "Record" to hand this morning
is the following:
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BOATS FOR SALE.

~ w r. have on hand one q.
M3I, w foot " huleboar, wuh
LGSEa lion center.hoard, mast, sall,
szSxss9s "ar4, e'c.. cnmpl' lie; s"ila !"
10 fl hing. Also, one rs. b Clinber
Pleasue kiff copper fastened. with
o, and ruwluck,; viii be sold che p
10 cash. OH new. 'pp vat
LOW Err " Suns,
250 I'm Shop near the Fish Market.
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NOTICE.

ZION. JAS. |. DOWSETT will acl
al l,rm' III al ma,lers If business
unurT II iull power OF attorney during
my mporary all nc" from III kim
n'm WALTER HILL.
II nolLlu, May 10 1889. ~" lw
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NOTICE.

w II. BRADLEY now has the Bar.
W. bcr n"pat McCurthy'e bl lian
hall, Font sir ct. where he will lc
Lease Ia see hi friends ami acqu iiul.
anrrs Strict attertlon will lie given "
business. % | =
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Call,

SAN FRANCISCO, Call,
February 10 1870
WE herewith i b ,t, certify that , MI, Messrs'
thorized and only agcn's for The Ha.
waiian Islands for the sale OF our Lager
Beer in keg-.
JOHN WIkLAND BREWING CO.,
100 u Juhu Ii. v leland DI os.
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Honolulu Rifles Encampment,
Grand Camp Meeting at Diamond Head
Sat rd.y, 18Th, 8 Sunday, 1eh.

DY request, the caterers fer the En-.
ID O. mpment have arranged, with tn
consent II tie committee, TO suppl .he
run Z and vi,itnrs with I.un h, Sand.
Miches and Gold Sodl Water, Ginger
Ale e C +, AT fair rates. $50 II
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..
Mrs. Ill. MACMILLAN

IT As comm, Il, ell Ircss making. ca
IL ing an FIJI inr, al her re'idrrc
1871 \uu v,n'Ii'. NIX To NnGI.
II ~ Is II Teleph'nr lS0 248 q
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Removal of Barber Shop.

nj p. JARDIM ha' removed his
Nls hou Irom King II eet 10 Nc al.
n, rilliard Parlors, F II street, whe,'
lie is pei ar;'d tn 81 I've with Tie be>
c,re and nralnrss the avocntion oI lll
IT SO iclt, rhe tiwl larr,lage OF II.
m % SAlv
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
NOTICE.

nU ING my temporary alb ence from
~ HE Kined IN my wife will act for
M under iull pow er f attorney
Il. w. II AWLINS.
l'onoulu May , 1880. z45 ~
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VETEiilN AIRY.

r. ROWAT, Vreri ~ -urgr
IA. flee ana hahn e. al II =,
Ho cI Ian's. 'ornrr lci ana X cha d
,rrots. SC'ru itic icnin. ~ ~ all di
ea e. Ol d mes H. animals o. tr- I q.
p ,n'ati u ami ranch ,ock pr"mri!
tended 3. Mutual Trnphor" 81
% .oA 1926. mills SO
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BY AUTHORITY.

Applications will be received at the
Interior Office until further notice
for the purchase of 10 Building Lots
on Kulaokahua, between Beretania
Keaumoku and Young streets. Full
particulars can be had on applica-
ton to the Land Office.
LoRRIN A. THURsToN,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, May 16, 1889.
251 st
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New Zealand Jams !

UST rec, iv N ignment of New
- q nnTd j m. a 50 ted cases. Fo.
i al low nj liv
j L. BROWN & co.,
27 If 2S Merchant street.
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II. w. WILCOX,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,

Al-o sole agent for tie Magic Window
greens, ComhIned Be,el squares, atan.
dnrd Goodrich &c, sewlrg Machines,
Bicl cle-, tic Giles, Velocipedes, etc.
Offic corner Of Bethel and Kirg ST. +,
upstairs. Apr.l7 sally
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WANTED
TO LET

ha a HR L offices over g. o.
.SIS9a nc gers, Merchant street
242u L. S. CUNHA.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10

stimulate them local officers would do
their whole duty, and wherever and when
ever they do this. the illegal traffic ia
Intoxicating liquors cSn and viii be sup
pressed
Your attention is directed in this con
nectlon 10 the very full and comprehensive
report Of the attorney general, whose
knowledge OF the working and results OF
our temperance laws Is drawn from prac-
tjcal experience, and whose zeal. energy
and courage in enforcing all laws has
been conspicuously illustrated during has
official term.
THE FORT RILEY MILITARY EEsERV ATIoN.
The secretary OF war has. by letter. re-
queS!ed that an act lie passed cediug 10
the United States jurisdiction over the
territory included within the limits OF the
Fort Riley military reservation. The
state coded sucn jurisdiction. years ago,
over the military reservations at Forte
Leavenworth ANA Hays. Tie general gov
eminent Is now making extensive inn
provements al Fort Riley, with u view 10
utillzen Z IL as 81 school % instruction for
cavalry and artillery.
EENEwED RECOMMENDATIONS.
Eencw the recommendation embodied
IN previous messages. urging revision II
the laws relating to insurance, public
hlghWFEs. fees 81 OF re- is, the mileage -..-
tenn capital punishment judicial dis
tricts, aud railroads, and direct your at-
teation, especially, e. the suggestion.
therein made concerning public p4iu.iu-
and the management Of our state c.ar it-
oie lu7tlt Utious Observation and eNu-r5-
enee have only confirmed tn Opinions al
reaay expressed upon ali of these subject.
tut,tLCsl0N
Il conclusion desire to eStl.ss mv pro-
found gratitude lur rc0, D. II hau-as,
who have not Only houe.et ua ttIta tw5
election, 10 tine hiEusst office WITHIN. tlelr
gift. bat sustained nIe Hitu "a constance a.
untuilby as 10 was generous.
Wish, also, 20 aekaoHl-ds. sic stead
fast and helpful suppoF, .jruu a.e by.
be state officers aud aes,U, of departments
during the past foar years. No executive
has ever had the council 90 more COME
test and faithful oihcers.
That Kansas may COut.uue 70 gr0yv and
prosper. t5lt her citizens may enjoy. for
eeuturi. to come. the blessings ~ " So
ana JGst laws. protesting tGe r. hrs ash
interests OK all alike. aud that Your iator-.
gentlemen Of the legislature. may b. moi
only pleasant 70 you but h,neHc.al 10 tnoss
you represent, is ny feryeJf hope auc
prayer. JND s. EtHIfN
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
J0FEL &. ka&.. Jan. 8. ie19
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10

lAesEEsEl fzls-st e4als - aeW s1zt5 = ass
- ;os EEeuts g X Pas-ssr. SIC - 80
Il combating tai alsl Es1g4t E-szizeiT ia
Gaze ard slsep xrs9ua. a. - '-i1ssz.tzTsssssf
tilaesse,~ uaaeh tzgas tLa fasza = a ear
isz1ess ac-szaE zzss-ss4 Es.A sE2grs1S = -
ceslslAT s4sz2s. @Ee Fess1T-si - - brsl.Lzls4y
szrecasfz- = IS aes.4EzSaas9 4..zf - ieScs,a-
.ssg yroeasz Eoz save - Nss sssash = sles
1919 10 fe1rsr Gsan ~ 90 ssess al g 90
sattss sTsET vsar. ~ - rnles sy4zz cas-
lssD Destroyed e .<see~1r had AZ cgss -
go rsscse 4as sEs f1F sc9e2s4.zas .
faec2 = 81. zs-4 Iar ucsz ~ Etesg 81
ELscA 4EnGzuss - = eeass<-eEzt.s lax ID. -
fgss-eT l. ctsevtailT Fszsa r. Yasn .. - grea.
s4s4rtaz@ tls=- - saeap 2ss4 eszssss sziss-s
tssz &sTlsers frzssa sss iHfTrssnc- - 6 =.
SsssrursE szs.zss4 --sesEFk A4vkrssszr
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10

The new lie float vhich T. sap. licl with
reservoir Of Oh, IA order q support bodies ia
the water. is based on tiie recent eases % ssc-
eeszful e-psrIe8cs VITA oil 10 overcoming t.
lower Of waves, AID thus ssging lie aud
property from destruction. Tls reservoir 10
this cass - provided With 90 QUITS e. IS iacsls
Of which tbe OF may escape GEt3-aatlcaily.
no matter On wilica s.as t4s Go@c. or taoy.
may DC turned when taro~s tito tLe water,
O. % which e may be .lape "a by tic saves
wheu once Ia tie water Thus. ~ means x
the escaping oil, tvs s1yro9a-iluG water 81 *
pected 70 become saGi-4eally cam 70 enable
tho float 70 be discovered 20 a farmer dis
tance than II o:Ae-sTiss c3uid b. al calm
space secured around tie Eaat & F-e1ar-
walton If life- Eoston I4s1a
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10
4 slow Train

Jsdgo--Tae r1iiroad eoa1aatcz
and hrasesnea ~ te1jfy t2st SEE fal ~
which ycG were e rzr-er n4 moving ~
TIE tine o. TIE oce5eaft Il the fzto - forty
aYe OF fifty Jai,es 81 hear. re- yo8 iiisis- taat
IS -r1s gong only eJoct t@res E1I.ra aa Eour.
W.eae.s-He1, ray - it was go.uz q lite
faster t.a1 thss. E1t . dl1I't seem u 70
y nat ras tss 9 Jscs q goar tazrncyT7
g. ea7 ca s..Y say a-~pa1 sss STATE - Iaec.
NJ > - gir. v.ea I h-1a's srst f0r q
errrs.s.@ r- 4 r. y EtsesS
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10
4 - 80 80 :.

Enicb-I Eaw yau w1sxis-, w.tl ycsF VIZ
tbs rsc-zslzg- Bro~n she lookssi - ra,sia1tly
happy - sayba4T ] sTss so. wA.ls yog.
saszssf too hissa u-d EiTo-gs.s1o = s1T-
tAt1g
I5ros~n--Tes ~ We izsg-z.ed gy1a = rev
sezisst5 szoque. sd Aad e. hay B .sT hs--
+fesT Tc-k grs.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-10


The law enacted by the Legislature of
1870, providing for board of par
donS, has proven very satisfactory
in Its results The hoard ap-
pointed has been dIhgent in inves-
tigatlng all eases referred to it, has made
full and comprehensive reports TO the ex-
ecCtlve, and It's findings and Recommended
lions have been alike humane and just.
The constitution vests the pardoninE
power in the governor, under regulations
and restrictions prescribed by law" Sec
ton 81, chapter 81. compiled laws, pro-
yldes that in all cases IN which the gov
ernor is authorized by law 70 grant par
don, he may grant the same on such con-
ditions ana under such restrictions as he
may think proper" 4 similar provision
: embodied IN chapter a. laws OF ISIS
NO law has been enacted. however. pro
vldlng adequate remedies IN case the con-
ditjons on which a pardon or Communication
= granted are violated. The courts OF
several states have sustained the au-
thority OF the executive 10 enforce
penalties for the violation OF eondi-
tiOnal parions, even in the absence OF
statutory provisions. Such authority
however. ought 70 be Clear and definite
The legislature should enact a law provid-
inS that violation Of any of the coudi-
tions on which pardon or communication
OF sentence Is granted shall subject tie
person guilty Of such violation to arrest
and return 70 confinement under the terms
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

80 W ST. MATS STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Of Main and Beech streets.
Preaching ,undnyat II %. m and i.''p m. by
the pastor Bcv WI. s1ipinnn. All arc in
1ltcl Cd aitlnl.
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THE splendid performance OF splen
did play at the Theatre Is all even
which calls attention 10 certain obliga
,ions on the part OF the audience that ar,
even higher than the ladies hats, that
Systematically obstruct the view Of the
stage aud make the cause Of woman s
rights seriously suffer Everybody
knows that the performance is 10 begin
AZ + NJ. but often the first part OF
the play is entirely spoiled by the late
arrivals, and Messrs Robson and Crane,
. who, aside from their brilliant artistic
liability are so thoroughly Conscientious,
'are handicapped By tie noise and the
great majority were wronged In not
being allowed the chance 10 hear the
witty lines Of Mr. Bronson Howard {
clever play
There ia nothing more beautiful In the
world than charity, aud the second thing
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Is that politcness that shows a delicate
regard TO the feelings of other people.
Charity and politencss both have
part in this matter, and We really hope
that we may put these few words wn'fe
they will do good and persuade people
to 20 10 the Theatre in proper time or
T. they want TO come late, TO wait IN the
lobby until the curtain goes down on
the first act. and then 60 in with all ihe
noise thev want 10 make
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DRvGs. MEDICINES, &C.
-.-. -. T.. ... 49, 800
& MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
1907 MAIN ST,
oprosIrr rosIoFFICE.

Keeps a lar-c aui woii selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS aud PERIL MIS-. cO-hE-
TICS. FACE POW DERs. DALMs and all kinds
Of beautiful nnc English. French American
HAtRBRUsHES. CLOTH BRt SHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH aud
NAfL BRUSHES.
We keep all 'hc year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as laiie,
and Gcntlcmens travelling SETS.
All hinds of MINERAL WArE85 both az
wholesale anarcaH wcarcasents iorthe no"
in-tiycclebmtCd uyspcpsiacuro'' HAaE'iii
LITnlA WATER. which we deliver in ans
port oi the city for % cents per gallon. Per
Sous suffering with Kidney affection viii do
wen 90 driuk this water eely.
We make d speciality ~ hitting ihl o'hr
and keep ml stock always on band. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, au
Kinds and prices.
We hlycaIl che leading hrnlsof CHEWING
TOBACCO. and kcepa nice line OF CIGARS.
Gifc our PLANTATIONS CfGARa ttial he
member t0 try oun NELLIE BLY, CHEW ING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
ll Dnmueiout Pharmacists. aul mono buf tho
III REST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought % call Hni get "a 40 D. Card Hnd pii rs
Df WHloeWorfh- ~ilI.l Paint. which ia better
and chap, . THAN irad and oI.
Please remember fnlf iOrcTtyth.ng usually
found iu tlst-ciass wholesale aud retail drug
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ltGAt NOTICES.
" IRGINIA:--lN TIE CHAvCER1
' COrHTof THf CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 2sTn DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1859.

4 ih0lAiA In HE vi "A W Iii
' COrRrOf TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 2srn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1852.
j. H. Daniel. trustee under deed a. assign
ment from John y SinnOtt. Plaintiff.
against
The HUT street Fur itnro Company. Rent
Bros. koon. K-ll- q CO.. Charles 4. Bishop
to. The Franklin Furniture Conn any.
IN mas Mald y. II Niggers a Co., Clnciu
niiL Dgu.itAi company. George On pman
c1n, h1zht and hiycr james P.enkarg A
60. VI iain Becker. TIE Mclean ihHir an %
tr b iompany. Frank Hail. GTHusm n
schmidt, Tho J.. r+st City turnitufc Com
lany. >pe1cr Bro. trorgc lCl0haWp a
Br comes, Na.iar y Despiet, Inc Con-
nelsNili, Furniture Company. Tho thifti-
poo furuit ne ,ompony J ho Woven Wire
NJ tres. ~ llanN, =. a. llitfrr A. 4 d.. The
Novelty hHnuidci ulins company, Wil.am
kulp, teorae austrian " o., l.. fusflr a
Co., rheluskY ~ Coz. T.. ID. stone s. Co.. Knox
WHO Furniture pmpinY. Camden lurni-
ture company, Mason Fond tomihny and
%. hti- 's-+t''t 600 .s.t...t.... Defendant
The object o. thi. sult g. 90 obtain the de-
clsIOu Of toe Court ul tho quest. as GO
whcth'r certain Gum iu thg hnnds ci the
Mint Y al trustee. Auouutiug 90 about four
hun rcd dollar. tcl MSS fu Jf hu j. riuuoit
a. part ~ hs home -rHl, 90 90 tnf tni class
creditors. uucrl his deed OF assignment DIT 81
made o. m fhs above ufWef defendants are
nom -ileuis 0i 'tle state nf Nh-iiI.if Is
luiercd that they appear here within iilfrtii
day aiicr due b'iri i0n 90 iis order ana
defend fle D Interests in Ih.r SUIT
Il COPY ifsfe.
tiiA- W GODDiN. Clerk
T.. e. MINOR. p.q. mh'-saiw
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GEO Is. TAYLOR. t. g..
BcRROrfHs ~ BRO, Tor Petitioner
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A COsIi'aisi,oN.

Mr.. Boutelle, able statesman from
Maine. who Will be remembered here for
the brilliant manner in which be was SAT
down on by George Wise, came TO The
front the other day to explain 'ha'
Secretary Whitney had done nothing
more for tho Navy Department
than the Republican party bad
done. This, OF course, was recos-
nized as one of those audacious
and luminous strokes Of pre'aricanon
that have in the aggregate of The kcpub.
/ lican party's ability constituted It's en-
terprisc. is success, and viii finally cone
sti,utc its failures IN one grand boom
erang. when al the boodlcr, and PIE
varicators of high and low degree will
be whisked away by popular cyclone
Mr.. Boutelle is not a sad sea dog, oai
he can tell a nautical yarn with the
great mistake stamped on 1T thai ii IS
spun on a twisted woof of fact instead
OF being thrown far oui in The wild ocean
on a lost ship with no one but The one
surviving preyaricator 20 Tell
the tale. The comparison between thc
present navy and Boss Chandler job
navy for repairs is too ;hiu 10 elicit any
criticism but suggestion that the ear
Of the country cannot he as easily alusod
as that Of the great Republican Chief Of
the Navy, Boss Chandler More ha- been
done by the Democratic administration
in providing good war ships than Die
the Republicans did in twenty ycar:--the
fact who can deny and yet this prehensilc
little monkey statesman from Maine
Frances out like an escaped curiosity
from the Zoo and proceeds TO chatter
about what the Democratic adminislra
ton has not done
When Secretary Whitney took charge
Of the Navy Department, in the spring OF
1885, the United States possessed, after
twenty years of Republican rule Just
one modern yesscl-thc little despatch
boat Dolphin-too small for % man-oi-
war, too slow for q messenger vessel
and fitted mainly for official junkeiing
She carried only one gun.
But that appears to be long enough
for Mr. Boutelle to shoot his pyrolech-
mic yarn ont Of
Secretary Whitney utterly overthrow
the corruption Of The Navy Department
and organized a plan for powerful
navy, which is being carried out 10 Che
satisfaction of the whole country and
tho dread Of our foreign foes If we have
any.
He not only has had some irst-cias-
war ships constructed, but De has mod
ernized the Navy with number OF dy.
Mantle cruisers and torpedo boats that
will cause the character Of naval war.
fare to be reyolutionzed as distinctly as
II was when the Merrimac and Monitor
were built
The New York Hero'd says on this
subject TINT in twenty-four years OF
Republican rule not nearly as much has
been accomplished for the navy as in the
four years Of Secretary Whitney al
ministration Of the depariment-nearly
two years Of which no was obliged TO
spend in repairing Republican misman-
asement and neglect. and getting ready
for efficient work
The beauty Of his record too. is that
there are no Robson scandals and jobs,
and no Bill Chandler contracts with
John Roach
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~PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe pas
tor Preaching by the pastor AZ il am. aud .
pm. Subject 40 night The Horses OF Pha-
ctoh's Chariots." Class meeting al 3 pm. The
pastor will commence series Of meetings
wednesday night continuing through the
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NJ. II. BARNES. %. ies. fi@
NIRGlNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
tOCRrOF ThE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 18TH DAY OF IEBNl AIRY l,sH

Y ll6lNlA-lN THE CUANCERY
tOCRIU OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
IhE iIH DAY Or / EBRUAHY. l,sa
Ia the matter VI Maria Losans estate. -Er-
plffe.
On motion OF Ann Glylos. a legatee NJ Maria
losan, deceased, 20 distribute sl.d estate
without rclunding bonds, aud 10 appearing I'D
the court that q report Of the accounts OF
james tasAle, eAecu Or o. said MAZDA Logan.
and Of Inc bis AMI demands against sal4 e.
tate have be filed if the CLERK Office OF this
court, ana thHt more than one year b ELAPSED
since the Quaircaiun az sand James Ca-kie A.
executor Aforesaid, the court doth adfuuge.
order, a "a decree thai the creditors OF sad
Mara l. gan 10 show cause on the ON 81
Apr D, lo,s, 40 the courtroom Cf tnls court. in
the city or Richmond. against the p4yneut
and icliy. ~ OF the estate Of said MARIA Logan
10 her lrniees without rcfunJing Uonds. and
that copy VI tnl, order be published once a
We iOr tour successive weeks Ia the DAILY
inns. n newspaper published IN the city OF
Richmond, ana posted az tue rrOnt DO. IL The
hust . Court. OF tue city OF Richmond. on
the iirSt Monday Ia March ana the inst Mon
day IN April, l,sy.
y tOpV-teste:
te ~ CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

The Washington Pres says that the
admission OF four new States, as contem
plated By the act e last week, is an event
OF consequence in many ways. In Tie
first place, II makes the beginning Of ID
new era OF Republicanism That j., q
good practical idea, but the new States
are agricultural, and how will they stand
the high tariff on plows:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Inauguration Fact Number Two
The Democratic party carried AZ the last
election. and controls Today, tie States
which cas-. a majority Of tho electoral
votes FOR Benjamin Harrison Beg)am!A
Harr.sez, beeare " ne Big Had -
W0yid.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

NfA". N . 'HlUUl.f q lHtH.
". j. DES Ars-uHC. JOHssrnS. MUIrt'i- s.
DogLNAhE. and EDGAR ~. CAnRNGIoN.
l.4 fe-,-W 40
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

NIRGINIA-1N VACATION IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIR
FEBRUARY ~. lso4.
thomas Edrham, Trustee. who sues for The
urnt IN ana at the COS of Z. tall... Plaintiff.
against
W. NJ. Clements and K. G. Tunstau......