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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

NOQUORUM
The Committee on the Improvement OF
Jamc- River.

Jamc- River.
The Committee on the Improvement 40
James river l. composed jointly ui m.m-
hers Of the Citf Council and citizen, oi fh0
city. II il "a very important committee
one. i'm fact. that has more direct pot nr' DID
city trade than an} other. but 800 ile -li.i. i'
seems that the committee does pot rrrr'i
the sanction and endorsement ihit u dr-
serve. al the hands o. ihe Council. li- r.-
quest for money. sent 90 thee Finance come
mitee. when the annual budget N}- Ha4
up for this year. did not meet sanction. Nii
the committee was compelled fl hIit
none, i'm order o. further The work of m-
proyememi. They therefore asked 30 OBJ.
Council am additional slim Of 1l.In and
this has been granted.
Yesterday az o'clock l.. NJ pursuant t
a call issued by Chairman Lewis d. trN-
shaw. Jr.. the committee met on o.. 500
boat ". L. Crai-hii. shat U.s. il'e Ni iA.m
met. aud mo- quorum heinz present only iu
informal talk resulted.
\ question which is a-iiltn- fNe minds
Of the committee now. rs tAe eeiIh.i-lnD lI
Of port warden lines ainn- Hur water lilD.
some ~ the gentlemen seem t1 thinks fhii Do
il necessary tO define fpr-c lines. hnd i' was
vigorously urged Yesterday JOB 1000 informal
manner that thi, Doe done. Colonel bur -N Do
favored the matter. and made some excel
lent suggestions o. tine committee touching
il. When the legislature meets Hn aci au-
thorilins the definition OBJ port warden ilu. ,
from here 90 CITY Point ctn Doe passed. Hnd
the matter of private and corporate miDf-
est, m dredging and such material matters
can then Doe settled The committee VIII
look ~ this work. and boo -O duin- they VIII
hr right. and viii reinforce Our commricifl
advantages
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POLICE COURT.


Mary Davis was before the Police Court
on the charge Of stealing eighty dollars nom
MIR. l.. u. Moore. who lives on Marshall
street between First and Second. she was
in the EMPLOY of MIR. Moore.
When MIR. Moore first learned oi the loss
Of his money. he informed the officers NJ the
Third policc-Station. Sergeant W L. THOMAS
and Policemen McMullcn took the case. eN-
amiued into IT, aud il was but a little WINE
before Mary was detected rs the ihi"i.
Mary. who i colorsi girl. after reaching
the staiion-hOusc. made iuii confession
If the theft. She stated ~ the sergeant 'n''
Estella smith. another colored girl. gave
her KEY 10 the trunk IN when VII "V''
kept his money. and last Naiuida! 81, YIN
c,rt, dollars. ON Monday she TOOK the
other forty dollars. The two girs' WARY
and E.tcila. then went shopping. ihc}
purchased "A suit of furniture. a lot OF Jew
'fr, a LARGE amount of clothing. shoes. cam
dies and various other things.
search warrants were then sworn "ul.
and AT fine homes Of the two girls was i.und
nearly all of the property stolen. Nlno"-
fine articles recovered were large quanlilles
al ladies' underwear. deliberately trimmed
with lacc~ and inserting: jcwclry. mostly oi
the chcSpcr Grade: shoes. slippers. ana 'n-
bon. Of the best quality. artihcial now =
and a bill for the furniture lni'-i"9'" ''''''
Montgomery. ,.,;,,
Mar, told the truth 10 the Police Justice
l9fella. who was ia court ~ witness wa,
arrested ON bench warrant. ana D"'n w
fh, thieves were sent on to the grand jury ,
lhe two Girl, probably dreamedo OF iace7 ana
tine linen in jail last night.
OTHER CASES
samuel Booker (colored) was hned Sz.'u
and costs for threatening 90 beat susan
peter Ncponough and Thomas Elmore
had each 10 pay - and COSTS for beng di7or-
lcris ON the street. .....
Sam Clark lcoloreN. charged win hrins
Gun within the city limits. was ined -
William Hickman 1cOlorcdl had 10 pay =
and cost. for leaving his hack and horses IN
ihc street. Ito.
Mason HAYES (colored. a wiie-neaier:
was fined SiO for beating his Whe ana
renting a disturbance ON the premises OF
VERIFY. IT, WAS also required 10 give
security for his GOOD behavior IN the lu'uie'
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OTHER CASES.
COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
ue,cridgc ". the Richmond city Hallway
Company.

The Circuit Court of llcnrico. Ju9s'
Wexford nre-idine. was engaged Yesterday
r hearing tine suit of ". II. be'cIlu-'
,ssin,i the Richmond city falW'! '"ii'
nany for $1,000 damages.
The circumstances ina the case. a. de'ci'
.n.d n the evidence. were: Last june one
i the Main street cars was passing mp lh'
street.. bearing in bold letters on Inc
nf-ide the legend. "Ihi, car runs
trough to Reservoir Park. II wac
glehf. Mr. Beseridge. who Hte7 liI',-
marier- of mile beyond me s"c,',
.,r .tlhle-. west Of i.ombardy street ana
De cit, limits. got ON this car. lie was lcl'
d. the stables and had % foot " nome.
nm. cast, WAS submitted 10 the Jury with
.uf argument. and no instructions were
.-L.d Each side believed the case a pam
.n. i'm their favor. The Jury were onl some
rnr. They returned with 10 verdict I'D l"Noi
If ihc complainant and gave 80 damages
Nr. ". Il. Meredith representa-. th.
Railway Company. moved the court l' N''
,-ilp t6n verdict First. as being cohlidit
3D., fine lav and evidence second. thai iht
lan,v.s were excessive. The first point
needed mo- argument as the court VIZ
.lmiliar with the law and had he'Ta
an tine evidence. ~ 10 the se'"hu'
be-. counsel claimed that primitive o'h',
,.c- should NOT bc allowed "hll as',"'
i,nage.. such a- five cents paid loi
t,r. five cent. for trouble of brushing of
lbo mud from defendants shoes ana any
thar actnal expenses Of defendant. Ills
.mpanv did mot want this to 20 forth as q
,r.cadeni. a. everybody who believed they
Dbl NOT yet five cent, worth of ride would pc
,omine down and suing the company.
Thr Court replied that dee could not inter-
sr. with the verdict Of the Jury. iiad j.,
..en asked io instruct the jury he would
have told thcm that they should not award
punitive damages. The motion 10 sci "7'''
the verdict was oycrruled.
Tine my wa, adjourned until tomorrow.
Mir. j. Aston tabell represented 'he
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THE TURF
Results and Entries for the Racing at the
New Jersey Jockey Club.

The following are yesterdays results.
First race. hyc-ci.hfh- of % mile bIn'
| Rock first. Radiant second. oregon third
| Time 1:Ol34.
second race. thrce-quarters Of % mile
Cortland first Mamie Il. second. Lisimonl
third. Time l:2o.
Third race. one and one-ei-hih miles
Ionestrcet first. Carnot second. Time -.H'
Fourth race, threc-Iuarters oi "a mile
Fordham first. Lotion second. klng idl'
ia m. Time 1919.
fifth race. one and onc-eiehth miles
Badge ir-t, lluntres, second. Iolhiru'
tn ri. Time 2:Ol3i.
sixth race. three-quartcrS Of "a mils Glen
mound first. Freedom second. -. John
third. Time l:ll3i.
ENTRIES FOR THE NEW JERSEY JOCKEY
CLUE RACES.
First race. one and one->iNteenth Of a
e-Cracksman. ll3: Reporter. llJ; Long
street ll3; Annie Blackburn. no..
second race. three-quarter- of "a mile
Little Bill lUs: Major Daily. los; Robe
-pierIe. los: Gregory. lls: Hop My JOB;
Mamie b.. l0j.
Third race. threc-quaricr- Of mile Ra-
diant. l22; Elese. ~: Rupert. ~; oregon.
III; Arab, III.
Fourth race. one and three-siXtccnths of "a
mile Burnside. 30: Thcodo-ius. 1,; Barrl--
ter. 100: Golden Reel. lOO; DunbO! H.. no:
j. \. b.. iij; Reporter. 10.
Fifth rage. live and half iurlon-s- TO-
tillion. lO4: Village Maid. lOl; M.riden. lOi:
Little Barefoot. lOi Vivid. lOi: freiol>, l0,;
Radiant, lO7 swim. lu9: Esmont. III:
Larchmont, III; Lisimons. ii.
sixth race. one mile. selling King %
Norfolk, ll2; Lonely. io2; Manola. l12;
-tephanie, lOl; IIeydey. l0J; Newburg
1913: Jennie Mcfarland, los, Rupert. 40.
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NeWsrarer sfnIi,..

"Oh that's only a newspaper story" i
an expression that falls with special dis
favor upon the ears of the journalist
IL Is the voicing of Il sentiment that find:
lis growth and development in the in.
creasing recklessness of the cncrvescen,
reporter and the laxity Of the average
editor and proprietor of the daily paper.
To get the news first, and to estimate It's
truth afterwards. is the dominant flea
in modern journalism to entirely too
great a degree. To such an extent has
this evil grown. that. to stamp state.
ment with the faint Of improbability. t.
give it the cloud of dOub,fulncss. il l.
only necessary for 1t to appear Ia a daily
paper. Our brethren OF the durnal
press must curb their reportor.al Ana
niases lest they put their papers in the
position occupied by .Esop's youn.; man
who cried wolf. wolfr when there WIS
no wolf.-PittsburG Bulletin.
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The Eighth la, of solenr Assembly

Yesterday was the last day of the Jewish
Feast Of Tabcrnacles, and to-day il the
Eighth Day Of solemn Assembly which is
the last Of the hOls DAYS commanded 10 he
observed lay Israel.
II marks the beginning Of winter, which
extends from now until the Passover. Sol
emn praycr- for rain are said upon this day.
The tradition upon which thi, feast j.,
founded il that during the preceding week
all Israel had been accustomed 10 bc present
at Jerusalem. Icasting and rejoicing before
God: the time of departure draws nigh. and
each one il prepared 10 return 10 his own
habitatiOn. 10 see each other no more for SIX
months. until the passover.
Before pairing the Almighty dccrced a
Solemn Assembly in Ili- holy temple At
such time and place, and under such cir
cumstances. sincerely resolves 10 be true 10
God, Faith and Nation, would naturally Nil
each bosom.
For man, years prior 10 the Babyonian
capii,ii, these latter festivals were but lit
lie regarded. bui after being restored 20
their land. Nehemiah was successful in inn
pressing upon the lsraclite> the necessity of
observing these DAYS In the manner pre-
.cribed b, the Almighty God.
The Jews still retain IN solemn memory
these memories and legacics Transmitted 10
them by their fathers in Holy Writ.
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4 letter from Eev. y. T.. Hawthorne, OF
AllAnlA. a..

II Gives nae real pleasure Co. Say word
F for medicine which believe Is destined
/ t0 be- great blessing to the afflicted
eycrlwhero. IT, is NOT the cunning de
Vice az qu0ck bat the discovery Of %
scientist. IL j. abe result 81 many years
of research and experiment by am emf
neat specialist Thousands OF my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from CataIrn / have bcen
SIX mou.h- ago. by tho advice of my
phf stefan. l gave up the pasiorate.
nave u-ea tWo bottle, OF 90 King $ Royal
Dermeuer. ana while / cannot say
that ann completely cured. l DO affirm
that 10 has sd far Tefcrei me. ! expe-
iieLce u0 pain uor discomfort.
feel il % boz my duty 90 SAY also that
the effects Of th, remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. Sine mas been almOsta life
.On- invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia add rheumatism. In aperioG
If thirty years she has scarcely had
days exemption from pain. She has
been using 'Germetuer' about two
months. A more complete transforma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom oi disease has disappeared.
She appears o. be twenty yearsyounger.
and Is happy aud playful az a healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends % take the medi-
cine and the testimony of all OF them
is that ii is great remedy.
j B. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. Gd..Ju l2th. 1889.
u (
put up 10 "a concentrated form for con-
yenience in shipping ID eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added 10 seven and
half pinis Of water viii make gallon
Of R)s al Germetuer. \ wine glassiul
dose. 4 ienspOOafm in a wine glass
ful OF water l. a dose Of the coucen-
lraled.
Puce. - 30 per bottle.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postofiice Richmond. Va.
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Ia the old coaching days OF England,
Il sailor was riding TO town on the top
Of the Portsmouth mail. Sitting by his
side was the guard. who, according to
custom. footed" loudly ON. his horn
whenever the vehicle passed through a
town or village.
On one Of these occasions the coach
man missed the usual fanfare and, turn.
inS around on his box, he saw with dis
may that the guard : seat was vacant.
"Nhy, where is hc:" be asked.
Who said the sailor.
"Why, the guard. TO be sure"
IF YOU mean that blowed trumpeter,-
returned the sailor, Il knocked him
overheard y Youths Companion.
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s.nttoJ,iI for Ten Months.

The Hastings Court WAS engaged yesier
day ia the trial Of W lillian Thomas (coloredl
for ielonious assault on James Kane, and
lor riotous conduct ON the night of june
I'D last The particulars i'm the case Were
fully published I'M the TIMES at the time the
olicn-e was committed. Thomas was one
of "a gang of young negroes. who, ON the
might Of the date above mentioned. be-
tween the hours Of midnight and
\. NJ. attacked MIR. kanes house with
stones. Mr.. Kane got up and came around
Ais house 10 protect il. when one OF the large
missiles struck him ON the leg. iracturn.
the bone. one of the stones went through
a window and struck the bed on which a
child was lying.
The jury returned verdict Of guilty Of
rluing. and gave Thomas ten months i'm
nil md fine Of five dollars.
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The Union Pacific Railway. "Th,
Overland Route has EQUIPPED IT.
trains with dining cars OF thefatest
patent, and on and after August lstf
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs aud Denver. and between
Council Bluffs aud Portland, Ore, viii
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at s5c. each. Pullmans Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these ears.
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Minttc Circular Saws.

The smallest circular SAW III practical
use Is a tiny disk about the size Of a shil-
ling. which is employed for cutting the
Sits iii gold pens. TAesc saws are about
As thick rs ordinary paper. ana revolve
some l,VVD times per minute Ihoir high
velocity keeps them rigid, notNitnstand-
ing their extreme Ihinness. New Yorl
telegram.
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Mr.. Aliui-i'. Funeral.

The funeral of the late Mr. Julian Al
lIi-i. of Company IA. the old Fr-t Virginia
regiment. was preached yesterday after
noon at Gace-street Baptist church IN the
presence OF large congregation q coun-
'r.men and friends. The int rnrnt TOOK
place in Hollywood. in the Confederate SEQ
ton. opposite the monument OF hi, great
general. George J.. Pickett
The pall-bearcrs were Mes,r-. \. -olari,
f. francesca. \. Baccigalupo. i. CASH, \.
". Ro-emc. and George +. Bowder.
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Yesterday morning Mrs. Augusta Leibe,
an aged lady, who lived at No. ill north
seventh street, was found dead in her bed.
Coroner Taylor was summoned. VINO. after
receiving the body, ascertaincd that Mrs.
leibc had been in bad health some time. and
decided that death was the result Of heart
disease,
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ENTRIES FOR THE NEW JERSEY JOCK
CLUB RACES.
M.rriac. of Mr. CIemmitt and Mis- Gu,

Mr.. Charles W. Cicmmitt and Miss Annie
MAY GUY were married Yesterday afternoon
al $3.50 O'Clock in =. Johns Church. by Rev.
Or. Lewis ". Burton. pastor. The bride,
who was dressed in green travelling suit.
with hat 10 match, j, "A very pretty and
popular young lady Of Church Hill. and the
groom il bOokkeeper Of the Virginia Paper
Company: The ushers were Messrs.
Charlton. Curtis, Fallow, Saunders. Dickin-
son, and Boswell. After the marriage the
couple drove TO the York River depot and
took the train for BAltlmnrn
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orurn 0I.plN-rRrMrNI-

There are other fine "eui--trin- -i'l rh-
er,'' i'm Richmond. Mr.. Henry Laune has
tine best ,iolin- the sweetest ioned-ln no.
fual Use here. ono Dee recently disposed OF
10 Mr.. b. T. August city clerk. for So ana
he agreed 90 pay that amount ana pre-
MUM. if the purchaser. in after years
wanted 90 -ct rid of 30.
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Married in Manchester.

Yesterday evening at 1910 O'clock. in
Meade Memorial Church. Manchester Mr.
j. Thomas Robinson, Of Mobile. Ala. and
Miss Lizzie l.. Phillips, of Granite, thes.
terrified county, Were united in marriage
Mr.. j. Fenton Taylor, OF Richmond. acted
az best man, and the usher, were Mes,rs
Benjamin Nelson, fent0n French and >laf-
ford Phillips. The bride was atrircd in a
grey travelling suit. \ western tour will
be taken. after which Mr. and Mrs. Robin.
son will go 10 Mobile, their future home.
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y. AVA. tine violin of the late T. II. lay
lar , former vell-kn0wn musical in-iru-
mont maker and dealer in music. and 10 WAS
hi. constant companion. he WAS frequent
Z, offered large prices iorit. hui would neN ef
-en. 1t was used hy Mr. Taylor 100 The cele-
hrafcd Madame Anna Bishop concerts years
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Mr.. Robert II. Peasley and Miss Eleanor
Page MclndOe were married Yesterday AZ
ternOon. IN II. James Church, at $3.50
o'clock, by Rev. Preston Nash. The bride
wore dark travelling suit and carried
large boqnct Of flowers. Amer The marriage
the couple left ON the Northern train for
their honeymoon.
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shiloh. Catarrh Remedy

ShllOh's Caiairh Remedy. a maryelou )
cure iOI CA,agrn, Diphtherla, Canker Mouth
and Headache. WIN each bottle there IL an
ingenious Nasal Injector iOr the more sue
cessinl treatment OF these complaints with
cut extra charge. Price 90 cents. sold ny
Bodeker Brothers aud II. NJ. shields 4 Co.,
corner VI Fifth aud Marshall streets,
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BEveRlDGE STILL IN THE FIELD.
Determined to Fight it out on His Line II
il Takes all Winter.

IL ana for Malone because Nahone Is Tor
me- is the headline of "a dod.cr issued 10y
~. H. Beyeridee announcing meeting To-
.h.'d tonight al Ben Roses Store. corner
# Wa~hineion and Beverly streets. Nr.
Be,eridse claims 10 Doe the regular Repub-
dcau candidate of the first and REGULAR con-
l.ufiou of fhc Republican party of llenrico.
which assembled i'm thi, city last month.
and he i, certainly asserting himself.
His circular presents in glarng letters
fhp legend. ~Grand Republican Rally of
H.nrica Eepullican~:" Malone. ~lcmp.
lmuy and Br,eridee'
me speakers announced are ". u. Be'-
rd-e. the Republican nominee for Tine
House of DELEGATES: Rev. =. Il. 1inn. aiior-
nrv nt law: Rev, John Burton. George J..
Conway. Allen i. Harris and Rev. Reuben
VI Monroe.
n is announced thar there viii be q band
+ music and also Refreshments.
Mr.. E.,Dr.d.e also publishes "a letter chal-
rnsiu. Mr. layl0r. the other kepuhllcan
candidate. to q Joint discussion.
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4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
OR
IS EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP RIN.

WALNUT GROVE, fituated in the upper
portion Of ~yotsNlNania county, a. mains DIG
lcrcs-l.O cleared; balance ln original
growth; well Watercd. Tie best wood house
ln fhc county. containing eight rooms. with
halls and pOfchcs. covered with lin. beauii-
fui shade Trees. Every clubhouse that could
Dee desired ON "a first class farm. Two huu-
bred ii hlty thousand pounds OF hay WIS
cut on tlc farm this summer anl Is now
being q eel on the place. Church AMI post
Office within one mile. ana clist and slW-
mill within halfa mile. The Victoria fur
mace a branch of the Chesapeake and ohio
hallway and the Fredericksburg aud orange
Courthouse Railroad both seven 10 miles
rom lhe farm. FOR further Information. call
ON or address DIR g.. SMITH
ocl3 1873 Broad street. Richmond Va.
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CHEW Stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug Oh the market. Save the tin
tags and get a handsome and useful
present.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
TO Charles ". 'lemmiit and Annie May
Guy. fontainc Green and Sallie Rolling
(colorco). Robert II. Peaslcy aud IlSnor
Page McIndo and Nelson 4. Kobie and
Sophie Mcioy.
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OF late years violin playing has become
very popular and il is now quite the thing
in fashionable circles. and il is believed that
the king Of instruments will eventually
supplant the piAnOs u a Nory greAt eNleni.
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OF LAND.

Pursuant 10 the terms ~ decd " trust l'
record in the clerks Office o, NniN!"inn'
md comfy. the undersigned trustee wIi
"a, a. nublic auction. 10 the highest bidder
M ueathsyille. In said county,
ox,uE I'M DAY or OCTOBER, 1889
al, that VALUABLE TRACT Cf LAND CON.
,sxcd bv &. D. Belyln md Nilliau 81. jtnnff
=, ybe aid trustee 20 secure The payment 0
~, balance Of the purchase u Ouey thereon
a. Iohn X. Coles: said land lying pu Oh.
,s,c,t Wicomoco river. Boo the Aforesaid coun
~. and containing eighty lcrcs, n" lir sInI.
TttNs. cash ns - costs and pGf0if.
nancy. and ~. 20 any residue VIII De uaf
known on day 81 sale
LLOYD Z ~MilH. Trustee.
Np'ember -. 1889. -fl5 Nl
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The following are The numbers which
drew the leading prizes In the Louisiana
2s 1854. 1872, 1885,, l5,71s, 1888, 1929,
C2,s3s, and ~, 2J3.
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c,e.,on Clarke at.thc Theatre Last Night.

MIR. Clarke last night appeared in Eric
Rlyuk" for the first time before Rich
mDnd audience. The play. which. m the
language Of the stage. is his own. il an
.m0tionl drama Astounding i'm strong >iiiia-
lions. finely conceived ciimaXc-. and pow
.rfI dramatic action. which Keep mp The
interest of the audience. There is life IN II.
vivid life. such as ELECTS admiration. and
tA. emotional parts are NOT OF that sort
which tire and ,ichcn.
The central character j. romantic 90 de-
gree. such as suits perfectly the personality
and vent of the youne actor. who di~pcnscs
with theu-ual Disbursements of the stage
and appears with his own hair curling
around his own face "a face that women
all in love with and men cannot deSp>e-
% face nlll of nobility and passion; iull Of
strength and tenderness: fun Of the ierociiy
flat thrills and the generosity That wins; "a
ilcc expressing every movement of the
spirit within. and harmonilne perfectly
with every movement and gesture OF the
body.
The audience became several times 80 OK
cited as 90 transcend the usual limits Of
applause. and shouted their approval.
In consequence of Mr.. ,larke's- having 10
open Monday NIGHT. he will have 20 leave
Richmond saturday night, therefore there
will Doe no performance ON saturday night.
Mr.. Clarke viii appear tonight as "Riche-
.icu." Friday night. 10y special request.
ue will repeat "Eric Rayak.' and on sat
urday matinee Mr.. Clark will close his en-
-a.emcnt with ~Ilamlct.'
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present.

CHEW stallion" Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags anu get handsome and useful
pllsent.
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VOTING PLACES.
A CITY ORDINANCE IN REGARD
THERETO.

Information To he Obtained at.pemocratic
Headquartcrs-The tourts-Hevcridgc
>tiii in the Field Other Local
Matters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

IF you want a drst-class flour. ask
for the ''Durlop' Patent. None sur
pass II. Phone 21J.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
ArcrIoN sALrs-ruiure Days.

Hy Augustine Royal 'O.
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4. g. AInm.on.
Real E.fIfe Aucfluuffts.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

The Dunlop Patent FlouI has on
superiors. Phone 21j. Try it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

OWENS x MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postofiice Richmond. Va.