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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16
FROM ROANOKE.
Democrats send Deieg gatos-Iw0 He'd
fond nen Arrested for Counterfeit

Especial 10 the Tines
ROANOKE, VA. July 15.-The Roa-
noke county Democrats held meeting
Yesterday and elected the following
delegates TO the State Gubernatorlal
Convention. Colonel r. II. Logan
Major r. ID. Martin. Judge w. Griffin,
Il. I. Styu. George w. Muse, MAJOR
,'ndrew Lewis, w. w. Berkeley, j.
-, ,les Terry, Or. G.. A. White. n. ID.
IA. -nett and G. c. Thomas. The dele
,eti, vi. with one exception, is under
sfood to be solid for Mckinney. and
sfter the first ballot will give HIM
Dr. Benjamin Sheppard and BenJa-
min l.. Whilton. of Bedford county
yore arrested here to-day for making
and circulating counterfeit silver com
- The denomination Of fifty and hve
Its. They came here to aid IN Sc
cnriug bail for their confederate, ii. M.
SIoan who was arrested Saturday, but
,roro Followed by officers with large
o,0onnt of spurious coin found on their
,,ra,,ises. Othsr arrests are expected
and tbe authorities hope 10 break up
the gang.
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Blaine. III Health an, Re''G"a,,or

WASHINGTON, d. c.. JL 'ly Io.-N ll,
liam II. 1rescott, Of this city ine1'loneu TO-
in the New York Times 'o.usy "'
authority for the statement tn " 'soie
tary Blaine was about TO resia ii,'''
the Cabinet. i'm an interview TO 'H,sn'
said. 1T is all the sheerest nones Vn9''
l DO not know what it all me. '"a ,,
All ! know of Mr. Blaines 80
health and his rumorel resignation :
learned from thenewspapers last night.
Ii is puzzlinP to me what the Times can
mean IL recently accused me OF CIV
ing information about Mr. Blaine To
spaper. which it did not name and
] do ROT even know what paper 1t refers
70. do moi care to notice the matter
al all. %
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International Ticket Agents A,socia
tfOu.

CINCINNATI, July 15.-The Inter
national Association OF Ticket Agents
WAS organized here to-day, with one
hundred members. The following
officers were elected. President, vii
liam Brown, OF Cincinnati: First
Nice-President, j. 0. White. Boston.
Mass Second Vice. President. G. S.
Beerbower, Jacksonville. Fla. Third
Nice-Prosident. Henry Lihou, St. Louis.
Mo- Secretary, NJ. G.. Carroll, Clsvo-
land o., Treasurer, f. w. Venomau,
NaDcevllle. Ind.
The next meeting of the association
will be held at jacksonville, Fla, on
the second Tuesday in February next
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

NEW YORK, July bit is stated that
the leading publishing houses of the
United States have formed a cOmbina-
tion for the control OF the sale
Of educational works The main OBJ
ject Of the combination. It is
claimed, is TO reduce the expenses
of selling publications by changing
the methods of competition among the
different houses Travelling statesmen
are 20 be dispens ed with, aud c0mpeti-
li0n with rival houses Will be carried
ON by means OF letters and circulars di-
recily from the headquarters of the
combine.
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'ney were found to-day. The husband
Was working up the river, returning
nome on Saturday.
Inc Eltenhovers were tenants of Gil
man. who wanted them t. leave. which
tney refused to do until their lease cx-
pIsd. After the murder Of the wife
ana child. Gilman laid in wait on Sat
urday and attacked Eiienhover on his
approach TO his home. but he escaped
ana gave the alarm. which resulted IN
inc discovery to'day Of the remains Of
the wife and child, and a ready made
grave for the husband. Gilman and
his wife were arrested, and may be
lynchcd.
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nase- naII Yesterday =

At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Bfook
lyns, 6. c;,u All.
Al Kansas City-kansas Clty-A'"
letic postponed-rain. p.,a
At ST. Louis-St. Louis, 81 bai'i
mores, Z. col,,o,.
bus. y. IN
AT Observation-Disclosures IL
Pittsburgs. 4. .1,.
AT New York-New Yorks, Z; Chica
At Boston - Boston-Indianapo4iS-
- Observation-Disclosures
cleyelands, 3.
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IobeaIel.brntearnxa

SAN FRANGscO, July 15.-The con-
test over the property of tho late
Thomas Ii. Blythe was commouced in
court to-day. Ii promises to be one OF
the most celebrated cases ever brought
10 the attention Of the courts on the
Pacific Coast, as the property involved
is valued at Si OO0 900. and the
claimants number over two hundred
persons. The most prominent Of these
are Florence Blythe. who AYERS she j,
the illegilimate child of the deceased
millionaire. and Alice Dickerson. whC
claims that Blythe recognized her a:
hls wife
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Propcsals will be received until IL o'cioo X
NJ, JULY 25IH. for building Church Ia the
tie city OF Manchester. Plans can be seen
at the office Of Major b. j. Black. Richmond.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all PR posals. ~ lost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

THE Continental Brewing Company,
1900 West Broad street, will buy every
empty ale and porter bottle i'm the city
at the highest cash price. Don't be-
afraid Of over-stocking them. Send in
all you can get. ROBERT HILL, JR..
Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

'A'h.lN. Miss. July 10 Cover
'."i}~illl expresses his determiuatl
' pave sullivan aud Kilraiu afrosf
,N.rr- they go out of the United Stat
'N.,'lings viii also be- begun inn
'.''e'' against Charles Rich on wh,
i''i*iiY the igE, took place.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

Since the termination OF the dynamite
patent in 1881. there has been immense
industry In the invention OF high explo-
sises, and there arc now more than three
hundred varieties. y dynamite cart
ridge ono foot in length takes only
l-24, 900 Of a second to explode.
In recent paper on the hygiene Of
japanese houses tho common idea that
dwelling houses in that country are very
unhealthy was distinctly disproyed.
The remarkably small infant mortality
among the japanese shows that their
houses are healthy and suited to their
modes of life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

One Of the earliest Of the famous buc
cancers was Capt. Cromwell. who haa
been common sailor Ia New England
In 1916 he was in command Of tire,
fast sailing brigantines, filled with armed
men, and was driven into the harDor OF
New Plymouth by storm Cromwell
and his men soon afterwards came :,
Boston, and while in this city presented
Governor Winthrop with an elegant Sc
dan chair, captured in one Of lis prizes
Boston Budget
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16
weather indications FOR Tc-Dss

r WASHINGTON, d. c., July ID
FAR Indications for Virginia: Fair
slightly warmer; norihwesterly
winds.
For North Carolina Generally fair,
except showers in the eastern POI on.
slightly warmer, westerly winds.
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plsOPO>
S47,5OO.

RICmiOND. VA. Juiy l3. 1880.
SEALED BIDS. addressed tO the undor-
signed. VIII be- received ut fhc Office Of tho
Clty Auditor tiii o'clock q. g..
FRIDAY, JULY 80. 1850,
for all or any PORTION of .l-.5OJ FOUR PR
CENIIN REGISTERED BONDS or llIg
CITY OF RICHMOND. payable thIrty-four
years aftef July J, lSoD
The bids will bee opened in thc presence OF
the tommitte on Finance nt meeting tO le
held that evening ni ~ O'Clock.
These bonds will Dee ssucd under authority
Of resolutions of the Council. approves Juno
-, 1889. providing for tuiysft-. cl5nOU. l0r
the Improvement of rhOckne Creek. OupJ.
800.
The committee rescfYl the risht 90 Icj %
any aud all bids TOR these bonds
y. u. HALGkONE.
Chairman Committee on Finance
Is HOT
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po,ur OF the pre.id,ni at Deer ParK.

DEER PABK. ND. July l5.-The Pres
ident seems to be enjoying life here.
having temporarily lald aside official
cares. This afternoon the President
played tenpins with Secretary Windom
ami at clock they went driving.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16
A Coal OIL rrns esiy.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, July l5.-Mrs.
Terry attempted 10 light fire this
morning with coal oil. An explosion
occurred. and the burning oil caused
the death Of herself and - thirteen
year-Old daughter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

dining room is model OF beauty and
comfort. and cuisine first.c,ass.
Captain John w. Tally. late Of the
Natural Bridge, a native of Cumberland
county. and thoroughly known in rail
road circles, is manager of the hotel,
and will give his personal attention to
guests. and more, he will give satisfac.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16
po..onice In.pes,or Appointed

WAsHEoloy, d. g.. July l5.-An-
drew j. Laird, Of Georgia, was to day
appointed an inspector in the p0stoilice
department.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

"t.l>DrJN. ID. c.. July - .',.
following named fourth cla I'll,
a.'. .is were appointed to-day 49,.
H .na- Mrs. ST. Green at va" AZ
''rA4nler Gray at Calhoun. G.. A.
81. Cleveland. Emma T. Dayidso
lHr james "a. BONN az East ID
..'.. %. Is. pr0elt az Ellenboro. IL
D. j. L1ngford 40 Shippers; r.
= -L-L.u "a InL.nAlIlD
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srish Home Ruic psmLsrs Meet

LONDON. July l5.-The leading mem
bsrs Of the Irish Home Rule party met
to-day 20 arrange the prehminaries for
the organization Of the new Tenants
Defense League. A motion was made by
Mr Parnell. and seconded by Nr. T. Z.
OC0nn0r. that it was an imperative
necessity that the tenant farmers com
blne TO resist the determination
policy ol their landlords. The
motion was carried without a
dissenting voice, and committee was
at once appointed to draft d coustitu
ton toT the piOposed orgsnizstion. The
committee consists Of Sir. P.rnell, Mr.
William o Bren. Nr. Thomas Sexton.
Ar. Tim Harrington and others.
As the chief points TO lie covered by
the constitution have been heretofore
pretty well discussed by the Irish lead
ers and substantial agreement reached
IL d. not thought that the committed
will prolOng their deliberations,
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ATarmer Moi mud EiIIed.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July l5.-Near
Hickman, Ky. yesterday, John Stain. a
farmer. was shot aud instantly killed by
James Thompson, reighbor. A posse
is searching for the murderer. The
cause Of the shooting is not known.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

" "1'hiNDIOS. -. c.. July l5.-T
.''h-iotd has been appointed posu m
''i ~ oAipieis. Greenyille county. Y,
-D' Il. J. Martin at Un.onyillc, o. an
county. -.
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NORFOLK.
Ine Norfolk ana Carolina As'iro~"
The Nasy-Yard Force increase"-"o"
IN Europe. &c.

fsp.cial Correspondence Of she Times.l
NORFOLK, VA, July l5.-The Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad. running when
completed from Norfolk to Tarboro. n.
C.. to connect there with the Atlantic
Coast Line and Richmond and Danyille
systems. will. it is thought. be IN opera
ton by the lrt of October. The road
bed along the entire line has been com
pleted, and the work Of laying rails IL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

PATRONS Of the TnIgs newspaper will
confer fdror on the TINES Company
by reporting promptly to the office 10
person. postal card. or by phone No.
SO any irregularity in receiving their
paper All complaints will be- prompt
is attended To-.
WEI MITCHELL, Secretary.
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No'nes a. d on,la nr..Auy .ur

Ef.,l.'- DAA"'N' July 10. Mr. q.
uurd.,,t """ SNlio were miaily
C0v,iU. o... ,ri 'Ai IA ~ 0""n j4imau.
lur,,d IN e'5, 'huisuay my a4, and
BUN" H'"i 'he hVui O. whore
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

Come Join cur watch and dia-
moud clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SfOrT q SPOrr,
lll East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-16

Dr. r. SaufTacher. travelling sales-
man for William 5. Merrill Chemical
Co.. says l find almost magic relief 10
using Bradycro.ine for the Headache.
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usi.Is>ts.

RICHMOND. Va. July IL, I-4O.
THERE WILL BE 4 WARD MEET
Il Sc held nf 40. iu3 north seventeenth
street at $40 l.. ". on THURSDAY. July
18th, for the purpose of tltctius five dtle-
gates to the Democratic State Convention ff,
be- held boo THIS city August ! ). i--D. A largo
attendance Of the voters ul Jackson Nuff u.a
expected a. Doe present.
DtNNis WARD
iyl6.3t superintendent Jackson Ward.
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Minister Lincoln and wIfe Dimes Wiiu
the Queeu.

IoNpOs. July l5.-Minister Lincoln
aud Mrs. Lincoln and Russell Harrison
dined with the Queen this evening.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03
The Bounty Law.

An act approved April Is, 1889, provides
premiums for the destruction of wolves,
coyote he,r and mountain liens Tho
bounty for wolves and coyotes is one dollar;
for be " and mountain lions ten dollars. The
person officiating at the death of any Of the
above .nmed animals must produce the scalp.
inclul ny the ears eutirc, within three months
f.om the tiiuc of killing, at the county
Treasur RS Office and take the usual oath.
1t wOul seem from a reading of the other
sections the act that rIl beasts of the kinds
mention ! killed since April 18th would come
within ths law and the slayers be entitled to
the bounty. Ten dollars is very good pay for
bear SC Up. We hssr ALMOST every day
of some citizen Of the county laying out from
one to ree-Grand junction Nens.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03
DO YOU
WANT A FARM loan

Henry and Curtis are prepared to make
loans on irrigated farm lands in Delta County,
and present the following explanation of the
various plans of loans used from which bor-
rowers may select.
/. "STRAIGHT PLAN" We can make
you an ordinary straight loan for one, two
three or FIVE years.
2. partial PAYMENT PLAN" We
can make you loan and divide the principal
up into 800, $500 or 81 900 notes, any one or
all of which you may pay at any date of any
interest payment in any year or you need not
pay any of them until the end of the full five
years. When you pay any of these notes, the
interest OH the ones paid is stopped. By this
means, if you have good crop, you can pay
part or all of your mortgage. If you have n
poor crop. you need not pay any of it.
3. "INSTALLMENT PLAN" We can
allow you to pay your loan in four INSTALL
ments: One-fourth of it at the end of the
second year, one-iourth of it at the end of the
third, one-fourth of it at the end ofthe fourth
and onc-fourth of it at the end of the fifth.
When payment is male, interest is stopped on
the amount paid.
4. "ON OR BEFORE PLAN" Wecan
give you a regular con or before PLAN" hy
which you can pay all of your debt any year
you want to.
5. We make no charge whatever to give
you above options.
6. We make interest payable semi-annual-
ly, and at any time of the year you may pre-
fer; either in spring, fall or winter.
Z. We use but ONE TRUST DEED. saw
ing you the expense of recording two trust
deeds and two releases.
Remember that with other companies you
are not only compelled TO pay for recording
two trust deeds and two releases, but forever
afterwards, when you have an abstract made
you must pay for abstracting both these trust
deeds.
8. We make fair loans, and do not use
stuffed notes.
0. All our loans are made to ina ture in the
fall or winter tunless otherwise desired by
borrower) thus giving the farmer the advant-
age of recent harvest sales to pay interest and
principal.
10. We always have plenty of money and
when we promise you your loan you can de-
pond OH getting it promptly.
Ii, Our rates Of interest ar as low as the
lowest.
See us and get your loan to suit you before
you make arrangements for it elsewhere.
HENRY AND CURTIS,
DELTA, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03

fore cacl, School Bo;,r, and they be A,rgcI to
the qualified electors for approval.
REsoLvED:-That the elevating and
thorough labors of Prot. Triplet with us has
created in us u feeling of sympathy for him
that goes with him ip all his future work.
and that VS. haze derived much good from
his instruction.
That the good work done in this Institute
by Mrs. Manhire meets our APPROVAL and
gratitude.
kEsoLvED:-That in State Superintendent
Dick we now know that we have friend;
the state a thorough educator, and the cause
we love leader. We promise him cur
united support.
REsoIVED:-That our thanks are due
Superintendent OsteAson for his indetatlg gable
labors and feel that his efforts have mate
rally aided in the SUCCESS Of this Institute
Miss Bobbit for her able Instructions Messrs
Kedse and Mears for their courtesy; the
County Commissioners for giving us the
privileges OF the court room to editors of
Plain Dealer and Mmldoon for cooperation
in our efforts; and to ull others who have so
kindly helped to make our Inestitute sue
cess.
REsoLvED:-That n copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to nt least one of the lead
ing papers in each county OF this district for
publication.
p. NJ. CoNDIT.
ESTHER +. KIRKENDALL.
Submitted LETTA E. HUTcnINs.
W. J. HORTON.
A. ID. GAuRLEY.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03
To Buildersanll Those Who COntem-
plate Building.

One OF the most useful publications for
builders and persons contemplating building
is the beautifully illustrated ARCHITECT
AND BUILDER edition of the Scientific -imeri-
can, published monthly by MUM & Co., the
celebrated Patent solicitsss, at 3g1 Broaslway
New York.
1t has become the custom for most of the
builders in the United States and Canada to
Keep on file this publication, not only for
their own benefit, but for the use of their GUS
toners, and they find their business promoted
by SO doing. A great variety of dwelling
houses, costing from a few hundred to several
thousand dollars. are illustrated in each
monthly number, besides double page
printed in colors, representing one or more
handsome residences already built. After
the design for the elevation or style of the
house has been selected, builders are enabled
to give close estimate of the cost of con-
struction, rs the working plans accompany
the elevation. MOST persons contemplating
the building of a house or stable for their
own use derive both pleasure and considerable
saving, sometimes. bY..cnresully considering
ut their leisure, and by their fireside, various
designs and plans which may come before
them. To enable person to come to wise
conclusion in such an important matter as
building home for his family, lie will be
wise if he brings the subject before his entire
household, and studcs carefully over In the
domestic circle the style of house and the
interior arrangements. 1t not only affords
great pleasure to the entire family to be con-
sideret in the.matter, but good suggestions
Will come from it, md mistakes will be less
likely to occur in the selection. by uIl
means consult the wife and grown.up daugl-
tiers, If so fortunate as to have them, and to
this end everybody who contemplates build.
ing should provide himself with a complete
file Of the ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
EDITION of the Scientific american, some
forty numbers, and then lie will have at hand
not only the best material to select his design
from, but be will also find the publication
useful and profitable to- refer to while the
building is being constructed.
Ifa person dees not find the design for
house, or other structure he contemplatcs
building, that suits his fancy, or the estimate
of the cost is too great. in single number of
VIC Puo1icauohI he VIII Dc very sure TO IND
in some one of the other numbers something
that will both suit his fancy and purse.
Hundreds of dwellings have been erected on
the plans that have appeared in this publ
cation, and any person WHO conteunplates
building, or who wishes to alter, Improve,
extend. or'a,ld to existing buildings. whether
wings, porches, bay windows, or attic ro ms,
will be pretty sure to find what he wants in
the Scientific american -4rchitect and builder,
whicl, Is published on the first of eacl, month,
at the Office of the Scientific american, 3Gl
Broadway. Subscription price, $3.50 year,
IL numbers. SingluScopics 25.ccnts. Back
volumes ofG numbers, in flexible covers, in
imitation of Turkey Morocco. $500. Sub.
scriptions received and volumes sold by all
newsdealers.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03

From the following it looks as though a
steasaer was small world by itself and
everybody on board had pretty good appe-
tte:
The passengers Oh board M Atlantic steam
ship III one Of her recent voyages from New
York to Liverpool, consumed the following:
9,5oO0 pounds Of beef, 900 pounds ofmutton,
800 pounds of lamb, 256 pounds of veal, 15O
pounds Of pork, 140 pounds of pickeled legs
OF pork, 500 pounds of corned tongues, 700
pounds of corned beef, 2. 900 pounds of fresh
fish, 20 pounds of calves feet, IS pounds of
calves heads, 45O fowls, 24O spring chickens,
l2s ducks, SO turkeys, 50 geese, 600 squads,
800 tins of sarlines. 800 plovdrs, 175 pounds
Of sausages, 200 pounds of ham, 500 pounds
of bacon. 10000 eggs, 1000 quarts of milk,
700 pounds ofbutter. 4l0 pounds of coffee, 81
pounds of tea 900 pounds sugar, 100 pounds
rice, 200 pounds of barley, 100 jars of jam
and jelly, so bottles of pickles, 60 bottles of
sauces, 20 barrels of apples, IA boxes Of
lemons, is boxes of oranges, tons of po.
tatoes, "a barrels of -four
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03

IL there ever MIS- p,an whose stingy
svarice beats the very breath out Of bipsseli
II Is the man whn will undertake to plake a
rea.y profitable without feeding her
literally of good milk pytnlucny-f food. The
puishm .lt goes step iarsher. Even after
be .ets ;anveried to the gospel of liberality
he Is beaten, unless lie is just enough to hiln-
selfto get good COW into which he pours
this liberal supply Of feed. 1t is said that
plie wen hates u coward" Well more
than cowariice, Heaven hates stinKiness.
And 80 Henvcn sets traps for the feet Of the
stin.y dairyman Mt every step of the way.
- .en II liberal in ail things, and so
lI.ven hutes y man wbo is so ignorant or
ANAL -oBlsd az ia think he can nuke any
thing by beating himself, hy first trying TO
heat hia avn c,w.-kprd's Dairyman.
The Delta independent., 1889-09-03

II Winter wheat is ~ follow u grain crop
of any kind, there is no time to be lost after
harvest in plowiny the field. There are im
portant considerations favoring carly plow.
ing. After ths grain crop is first of the
suil is much easier to piow than It is after a
few days exposure to scorching sun. Sc
soon Us the field is Ilowed the furrow begins
:" compact if properly cultivated on the sur.
face. What is wanted is hard, compact
mass of earth beneath q comparatively shall
low seed bed. If the plowing is delayed
until just before the time for seeding this Il
not possible, beside in most years ths
greater difficulty is making newly plowed
seed bed moist enough to germinate the
wheat.