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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Habituai beating down IS one Of the very
bad habits, easily acquired anu difficult O.
shake off, Recently an Oxford c0unty, Ne
man went into a moat market 20 buy small
piece Of liver. How much asked thc NAN
i wil mako you present Of that said Tie
butcher The man put 90 lis most knowing
loo. stepped back. rubbed his hands to-
gciher looked the butcher square ia tlo eye.
and said. Amt tAatratAer hilhf-Doston
U-r.ll
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

80 ID - ---I- TT7' TTNHT TN.TT TTU-T-
end was o delegate = the Republican b.
tional conventions Of 1880 and ! o. and wa.
Tor two years chairman of the Republican
.tafe committee
Mr. Lodge literary effort have been rfia.
cipaly IN the biographical Inc lie ha- OBS,
edited two series Of popular tales Re was
elected ~ the fiftieih consgess as heplh
uclu.
David z Henderson, u Dubuque, io.
whose name has also been mentioned for the
spcakershp ~ the national house Of repre-
.antotye.. IS sc9tchman. having been borI
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J. n HAkRls. Clerk.
NJ II. BARNrs pa. fea2 fiw

NrIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OFTHEClIY OF RICHMOND
THE lgrH DAY OF iLBiil AIRY, lsoN
I'm the matter oft 3ilfia LOgan's estate, ~
pQfn.
Ou motion 0, Ann GlriUs, legatoe Of Maria
Logan. deceased, tO di8fifDuto sad estate
without reitiudiug BOMBS, and % appearing 20
the court that a report OF Tho ACCOUNTS OF
jaime. tnsAie, cXccu or 0i said Maria Logan,
and OF fhe d. bt. aud demands against sait CO.
tate, have be. o. nled in the CLERK oihco Oh this
court and fhnf mniN than Dnc Ntaf 81, elapsed
since the qualification III said James Ca,kie a.
executor aforesaid. tho court doth adludgc,
ORDER "a Il decree that fhe creditors OF said
Mara l. gan DO show cause on the Uth OF
April. lssg, at the COURTROOM " this court, IN
the city Of Richmond, Asalast tue ptymonl
and delivery OF the estate OF sail Maria Logan
10 her !, gatecs without rtfuullus bonds, an1
that copy Of tnls order ue published snce
WEI * Tor four successive weeks Ia the DAILY
TIMES. "a newspaper published IA tue city Or
Ilchmoud, ana posted re the ir4nt dor 81 tue
Hustl IS Court. Ol tie city OF Richmond. On
the FIRST Monday la March and tue 1rst Mon
day lu Apiil, 1879.
FEN CHARLES " GOppN. CLERK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

These Meats carefully selected az Cbicsgo. ana
table. II il well known that rcfr ger
{ put upon the market Immediately after slaughter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Mrs McTimses- Mow can Q go 10
the theatre with you tonight have posi-
lively nothing % scar bat that Old bat
made over from last wiu.er
McFhnscy- What Of that, Just take il oii
when We get there and III guarantee you
moro admiration than SO worth OF headgcar
would cvokcl-ruck
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

NJ OH B-ar grnf
lind inf.i1 VtD,
q v,,r ~ o.. t,
v...Iror~lttoU,i
rois and u lir,ie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
~ ns coues,a,s course ne ott4ndAd tho cN.n-

~ hls concgiate co.
bridge law school,
and in 1915 received
tho degree Of
IL b. The uext
year he vns admit
tod 90 the har, but
preferred devotiug
himself TO litera-
ture rather than
practice the pro-
icssion ho had
ttudisyl From 1876
10 ls0 be- edited
Tho North Amorl-
can Review lie
served two terms
In tho Aiassacnu
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70 q "a S0p'- c yisl W. Goppn. clex.
NIRGINIA.-IN THE cHANCERY

ITIRGINIA-IE THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF hiCH-
MOND IhE 70 DAY OF MARCH. 1889.
In the matter OF the settlement OF the ss'Ai 4
or the lufe william /. lay .or- kf-p6rfe.
II appearing iO the court that the ucc0unJ
OF R6her Z Brooke. admin strntor OF Wis
uam Z. Taylor. deceased. aud ana account or
the debts aud demands ng. lu-t the estate n
the said lavl0r have been regularly settled De-
.Ore In0ma- J. Evans, commissioner OF ac-
counts " this court, and returned qua
fled ma tho clerks ONCE Of this court,
AM more than one year having e1-
pred siace the qualification az tho
said ADM lstrator upon tle sal1 esiatt ns
court doth. upon tue motion Of Emily !. Hdrs
fisOu ID di-trlbutee Oi the estate o. ia eali
William T. Taylor deceased, aliudgc, order
aud deer e. that the creditors IT the said VII
liam h. Taylor, deceased. do appear befors
this court on the SIN day 81 April lo'e, 10
show cause. 81 any they can, against the pay.
meut and delivery Of the estate Oi the saif
william B. Taylor ID hs distributes,
4 COPY iesft.
SANDS * BRYAN. mh' rht"
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TABLE DELEGATES.
X. J.. CHRISTIAN n 90.
ode.a uosf delicious luv.t
Table EDelicacieS.

CDFslsIiht Uf
hAtWCOI yBHIs. IEiNsfE JtNet
tlhNIiDEuOBLN young Geulan snaps. So
i-s. sIANGLN sPAhoIL cine finest Ger
ual 4.parsug. CONsGRVA rOMlDOhO
itl4n Sauce f0r MacomoHl IhANtc.
ArLkIC AN SOUPS o. au kinds
GOLD MEDAL BRAND GREEN PEAS
t-ua. f0 flr lntst French AT haif the cost
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DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON. PORK,
WHOLESALE, DEE.l

and all varieties Sausage tho nnest quality at very moderate
tbcfrf Tins, r,outs hraV,,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
and bafiled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh While not imme-
diately fatal, it is among the most dis
tressing nauseous and disgusting ills the
aesh is heir 10, and the records show
very few or no cases OF radical cures OF
chronic catarrh by any Of the multitude
OF modes of treatment until the intro
luction of Ely's Cream Balm a few years
ago. The success Of this preparation
has been most gratifying and surprising
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Miss PARK AVENUE How fresh and
soft your skin looks Pray tell me what
do you use,
Miss Franklin Street Il use Owens *
Minors glycerine and elder AoweF lotion,
and 1t is just splendid
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NN ~
...... Defendants.


The object OF thl. suit 10 10 rscov0r against
the defendants tno hundred ana MY dollars,
with interest thereon az tine rate Of SIX ior
90, mum per unuum irom the lxih DAY OF
of pur. husn money due los The defendants Tor
% steam Jaw mill AID nNtulcs, which were sold
Oy homes Barnam. trustee, under deed OF
fru.f from A. b. Masters trustee Tor A, 4.
Master. bis wife. aud fho said q. 1. Masters.
Aud anIuhNit hHylu. been made ana filed That
W. VI. Clements. one OF tuo deisn1ant.. rs not
"A resident this State, b. is ordered that DO
appear here within fifteen days after duo pub
Do. atIon hereof. and Uu what IS necessary 10
protect hlsiufortsr lu tlis suit.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

pAVv1LfF. Va March --On account
OF The severe weather o1r breaks were
light Tie fore part of the week, but in
ihe latter part they were fairly heavy.
sales lasting until 3 OF 4 O'Clock in
iAeanernoon There was scarcely any
change in the character of the offerings
They consisted chiefly of dark iobacco,.
which were taken principally by our
l0calNmanuiacurers What BRIGHT to-
Jaoco- there were consisted mostly OF
Western North Carolina and East Ten
ncssoe stock anl sold for hi1h prices
Good old wrappers are exceedingly
scafce and very high What few new
native wrappers were offered also sold
high SO change in prices ON cutters
and common smokers Frosted stock Is
about the same. with tendency 90 rise
our Tobacco Association report sales
from October l,t lsss. TO March lsi,
1889. 0.3s920l pounds, l,41s,4i5 pounds
less were sold in February 1889, than in
February. 1885, and for the five months
ended February. 1889. 5.3,3.j29 pounds
less than for The same period l,ss This
gives q loss of over 100000 pounds pen
month in the lsss crop Us compared
with the ISIS, crop
DBHElL BROrHEn,
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GRO K. TAYLOR. c. C.
BuRn0rgEs 81 BRO, iof Petitioner.

NrIRGINIA-IN VACATION IN
TIL CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT OF NEW KENT COUNTY,
FEBRT AIRY -a. i.o9.
Thomas Darhsm. trustee. who sues for THO
ben, no aud at the Co3.s of 4. BALI. Plaintiff,
against
W NJ Clement and r c. Tunstall....,.
lafautanf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

10 who has grown weary Vi remaining at
home oitenscs forth and suddenly returns,
inaanuch as he discovers DO is nothing better
Tor being abroad. -Lucretius
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eraln nna ooiton Marset.

RIcHMoND, Va, March 4, 1889.
OFFERINGS RVPoPTgD TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-S. 500 bushels.
CDm-203J bushels
Oats DoO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Whoat-LOngberrY. so bushels prime at
e9.
Coin-Whts, 1000 bushels good at 40c.
COTTON RErORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Midilinc, elc. low mid
ding. Jtc. good ordinary, stc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
LODGE AND HENDERSON.

Zach Would Like to BE speaker, but Their
Chances Are Not inst Class
Here sa picture Of Henry Cabot Lodge,
oueof the candidates Tor 1pglkcroi Ito United
Sia te. houss o. representatives iio relN-
a.nts The siAth Massachusetts, district Born
m1sDm Boston. Mr. Lodge received com
mon school education and iuen entered The
classic ~ ola Harvard and was srsdu'
afai nith i.s Gloss n isll Alter complet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

Don't waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get bottle OF Dr. Dayids cough
serun and cure that COUGH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

NIRGINIA.-IN TIE CHANoEkr
' COURT OF THE CITY OF hICHhoSD
TIE pm DAY OF fEBHt AIRY. lSS'.

Y COrRT on THE CITY or RICHMOND
TIE pm DAY OF fEBHJ AIRY. lss'.
J.R.V. Daniel. trustee undcr a decd o. assign-
meat from John j sinnott...',.. fisihtin'
against
The Hunt street Furniture Company, Dent
Bros h ron. kslls \ Co. Charles \. bshop
a Co.. Tho Franklin Furniture tomB sny'
Tn mas Madden, n Nigsci, Co, Sincip-
natl Bcdsfead Company. teorgr thipmsh
y s0n. Bagby and hifcrs, James Plenkarr a
Co William Becker. The VI, Lean thsir snd
CRIB Company. fmuk a. Han. oiabam
schmidt The Forest Ciy Furniture Con
ranv Sp,yer Bro. George Iolissmp
brl. COnfoy. Wailar \ Dc,pre,i The Con
ncfsyilln Furniture Company. Tho 1hatta-
uoo. a rurmt.re Company. no Woven WIRE
Mattress company, }. y. Hitter iao
Novelty Nanufacf uriug Company, Nliliam
kopp. Leo Austrian & 20, 4. Pustsr y
Co, >helosky a Co, l.. ID. stone & Co, p nOx-
Vilc Furniture company. Camden furni.
tufe Company. Mason fosrd Company, ara
The object ot thi. SUIT Is 70 obtain the de-
clslOn Oi tue Court ol the question as 70
whether a certain sim IN tho HANDS of fbe
plaintiff AS trustee amounting 20 about -four
huBriCd dollars. oeian ms 10 John }. SnnOu
~ part Of h : HON, stead, ~ 80 the thi Il vlass
creditors under hl- deed OF assignment dattd
Iauuar, IT, lss-. And afhdaat having been
made TINT the above named deieadants are
uon-rnsiionfs OF the state OF Nfsinit. II -
ordered that they appear here WITHIN ulte.n
DAYS after duc publication ot this order aud
defend their interests M this suit.
A cOpy-ie.t.;
CHAs. " GODUlN. Clerk.
L. c. MINOR, pa. mh'-caiw
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Hay. Oata aud straw.

Hav-No. ! timothy, per ton, go, o. 70
IS o.. No. 2, l4.50 to loo; mixed, W." u
400 Virginia clover, 1000 10 l5.u'
Baled Oats-sll.OO 10 l2.OV
shucks-Baled, AZ 70 toe. =.
S,raw-Compressed, 100 pounds, ~ u 4
Ia, 50. pressed. large bales. 10 to ioc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
THE JOHN AYAN CO.,
TYPE FOUNDERS,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

Tynr We guarantee or Type equal Ia All
Irf sgects % he hss' made ln me wofli'
L = cast upon thg T0lll ~ lnterenln ieAns ~,
'' R. Of ssd. a.,.,o,p. ELECTRQIYPlNG
0iant souih q Philadelphia osiiei Woi StAea
fr-f.riq.s work. low prices. Advertisements ot
AID kinds gotten Up. ana lnc EusfA''nss maze "
me liaEa j. printed from our tyne.
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The object Of this .uii H. 20 require the %
tcuoanf -peciaily 20 perform two ccnttacr-
mafe with tue plaintiff. one bearing nate IA
the ifh day Of January. ls,l. for purchase a a
tract of nnd BIN. be wcen hvofl,s lhfbHiks
aud Meadow hiiiQc road, snt north OF NH
road. in the county of hcnrico, containing
eighf and one-haf acres. more ~ less and tAs
other contract beeuu. date o. ne same DAY
FOR the purchase ~ a. t'act or land l>lnSin
Hcnfic0 c0untS. near White oak swami con
taiuiu. ninety uue acres. AMI airo thirty acfes
the last nan Oh tract said g. Dtlon4 70 sAi4 90
teudant. not ou the books Of the coiGAAsslcuor
or rcKnuue.
And an affidavit having teen made anf fled
that tne defendant above named + net a resi-.
dent uf tho State al Virgin tho said deten'
can't g. nli .rci to appear Nithlu ilifccn Gays
after cine publication ut this order at the CLERKS
Office of This count Iu uO what IS necessary %
protect his Interest On this suit.
4 copy-Icstet
". b. LrAkE, Cierk.
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Cement. Lime. Plaster. Etc

Cement-Union. per barrel, 80, hosen'
dale. 80. James River, l-5o. ,D,,,s
Lme-Rookland, per barrel sl.l0toN 'io
anchor 81 .O5. Riyert0n, 81 10,
piaster-Lump, 81; ground, 80 ealcinad
plaster, l .65 10 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
THE RECENT STORM.
PICTURES OF The RUIN WORKED
m READING AND ELSEWHERE.

II IL Not Oncn That Dame Nature Gives
Way TO Such Burst OF Wrath. but
when She Docs. weak Man, Stand from
Under.
Tho january storm that worked such ruin
&c Haame. fushnff and other places IA
Pennsylvania and ad .acwt states was Of uu-
prccolutod fury. aud followed q month Of
unhcarl of winter warmth Nou have all
read reports 81 g. dreadful work.. set a -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
FINANCE AND COM MERGE


Reported Dy &. W. Bran, b z Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main st 'est.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RIcuIoNp, VA, March mo sales OF
loose tobacco to-day. There is a pros
pect for fair sale OF loose tobacco to-
morrow
Offerings Of tobacco ri auction on
Change Monday. March +. 1850. Total
offerings 81 packages West Virginia
hrieht.. package sold at Sl362t; at
Sll %: ut $40. 50 packages brought
under $40, of which were taken in.
The ciafaci0 OF offerings Of Wet Iir-
gina jrgth has changed very materially,
and The d1i'g .ai.s clearly indicate that
about ali oi the co'0Jg and fine West Vie
riuia bright tohaccos have been sold
and The sold too at fonCy prices when
hey showed oD0d c0i0r, because Of
the great hfci ~ color in the North Car
olina new growth. and now that they are
exhausted, the only recourse for con-
sumers who must have coiorV tObaccOs is
upon the oM stock. which, in their turn.
are growing smaller by degrees and
beautifully Jess, and must Of necessity
command very mach higher figures than
those now ruling. Wrappers and fac
color have advanced from ! 80 so peg
hundred i'm the LIST lew weeks. Good TO
Aif aAUri NAiA AF'AAAN' AArN RNANHf Z"
strong position.
REGISTERED at the Tobacco Exchange
A. 4. Lyon, Dutchyille, y. C., J. K. VIII
Imam. Petersburg
Myers. Oif Dominion, Daycup0st,
shockoc. Blanchard Sc Centre. >eabrook's
and Shelmlnc's warehouses report de-
liNcric- to-day of i3, hogsheads
Oaicc OF the Tobacco Inspector reports
to-day as follows inspections, - hogs
heads rein.pections, lOf hogsheads
Office of Colicctorof Internal Revenue
reports collections for Richmond city to-
day Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes
&..23j.3j tax paid ON tobaccOs, Sj,4jl-
IT, Total collections S1s3l3l.
Sales reported 10 the secretary to-day
Wrappers. Of hhds hllers % hhds.
smokers hhds scraps, hhd sun
cured. bids; total sales, l03 hhds.
was very much pleased 10 meet that
aGablc and genial gentleman. Nj VIII
liam KING. Jr, Of Lynchhurg, Va 10
day he viii probably be IN me city
eremi days G. Mel.
The sales to-day at auction Of West
Virginia nonde-criIt- show an increased
interest ln these grades, even where
there j.. but little color The offerings
and sales by even old samples did not
prove "a bar 90 good values to-day,
though ordinarily only fresh drawn sam
Pies and readily alable in new to-
i0cco- From all OF outside and inle-
r0r market reports There seems rather
70 -tlGening tendency 100 old to-
haccos. and stih demand exists
-tll for new. while color is everywhere
sought after IL remains 90 he seen il
che present -ofi spell will so increase the
interior break as 90 causc decline IN any
grades As the crop however, seems 60
Boz short M least I'm weight and is also
short of delivery up 10 This time. b. may
set buyers 10 thinking and they will
perhaps buy when they can reasonably
and IN consequence we can predict no
decline with good reasoning
Our old stocks continue uO move sails
fsctorly and outside orders from all
quarters arc good to start with this
week ". l. d.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
L COUNTY or HENRlCO lDE l5rH.DAY
or FE3NC Any, lsol
Horny NoA ohf'.......' t,.,,..s.''''' PainuN
against
James - ale............. ....,....+. beiendant'
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MJSTANG.LINlMEMT

le 1OR NAN BLAST. PENETRaIES
s4JoCLE@IIBRE ~ TIL VERY BONE
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lron-Amencan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes lciVe :
English and American sheet, 81 10 o;c o"e'
en- hammered, I stO oc' hoop no otc. % ~.
Steel. $50.
Walker horse-shoes 81 mules. -.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19

The first german in the new year by the
students of st Johns College, was given
last night, at Mcdowell Hall, which was
tastefully dressed for the occasion.
Mr.. johnson and Mrs. Mccoy received.
Among those present were the Misses
Mccoy, Miss Gather, Miss Claude, Miss
Walton, Miss Wilkins, Miss Gassaway.
Miss Rob, Miss Worthington, Miss WIKI.
insun, of Annapolis. Miss 0wings, Miss
Lamar. Miss Calvert, of Howard county;
Miss Causey. of Delaware; Miss Long. OF
New York; Miss Dillingham;, OF Phila-
delphia: Miss Albert, of Baltimore; Miss
Bevin, of the District of Columbia; Pro
fessor and Mrs. lamar, Professor VIII
mer and wife, Professor Cain, James M.
Munroe, and wife, DIR. Noble, DR.. Thom-
as, Of Maryland. Mr.. Leroy. of New
York; Messrs. Martin aud Blunt, OF
Washington: Mr.. Blunt. of Howard
Messrs. Tilton. Ramsburg, MaIbury, Du-
val, Noble, Briscoe. Iglehart. Adams.
Pussy, Claude. Kennedy and CiagEeit- Of
Annapolis, Alr. Herbert Noble led the
german, introducing many new add pref
" features. A number Of beautiful Il
vors were given. The favor table was
presided over by Mrs. Mccoy and Mr. y.
q. CAN'T.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19
..picken. Had one Trick. !,

remarked the professor in discussion
of favoritc authors, (which always struck
nae az an oddly. mean his habit of pin
ming some distinctive word or phrase on
a character, which must be uttered on all
occasions. Now people in real life don't
itcratc like parrots. At least. ! know of
only one person who is liable to such
criticism-young Bowden, my neighbor.
The picture of health isn't hei Raddy
cheeks, sparkling eyes. ringing voice
Well, bis pet phrase. which I've heard
him repeat 10 perhaps a score OF people
suffering from coughs and weak lungs.
Is. Take Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery.' No wonder. either, for il saved
him from q consum ptive's grave.
$500 Reward offered by prcpr'etors OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an incura-
bic case.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19
Withdrew His Resirnatlon.

Captain Charles Kerr. of the police
sloop Helen Baugbman. who sent in his
resignation to the board Of public works,
but who has siuce decided to remain at
his post in Chester river, Is ouce more
provided with an efficient crew. -Four
OF his old crew are still with him and the
Helen Baughman is now manned as fol
lows: CAPTAIN Charles Kerr, of Kent !
mate. Jos. Horney, of Queen Anne's:
Geo. Akers, l. r. Whaland. Jno. Grant,
Alfred Scoone. seamen. of Kent; James
Booker, James Mansfield, Willard Pier
son, seamen, of Queen Anne's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19

The days are growing perceptibly longer
but no colder, and the old adage that as
the days begin to lsngthen the Geld be-
gin, TO strengthen" doesn't hold good.
The fellow who now thinks he has the
inside track for the postofiice, is quite
numerous.
Some men are conumdrums, whom
every one but the Lord and the devil have
given up,
Apublic entertainment of musical and
literary character will be given on next
Thursday at the Opera House by tho
Red Men Of this city.
Dsputy Commander Hartges, of the
police schooner Archer, arrested this
morning Captain w. G.. Mister, of the
schooner Mamie Gertrude, for illegal
dredging on the Three Sisters. Justice
Gassoway held the accused under 5000
security for Court, and confiscate1 the
bsat
Nathan Hatman was arrested recently
by officer Arnold for peddling without a
license, Justice Greea imposed fine of
S95 upon him, which he could not pay,
aud was committed TO Jail for ninety
days.
The regular monthly sermon TO Young
men will be preached at ST Anne's Chap
q 10 morrow evening at 3 80 o'clock. on
the subject: The Young Christian"
The condemned Schooner Golden
Rule was sold at public auction this
morning on the north side of the city
DOCK BY Sheriff Crane, to John johnson,
for 500.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19
ORDER NISI.

ORDERED, this 2nd day of January.
" 1889 That the sale of Sandy Point
Farm, resold by James NJ Munroc and
Theodore Cornor, trustees, on the Goth
day of December, 1888, In pursuance
of AN order of the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county, passed in the
case of Ellen Mezick VS.. Theodore s.
Cornor, ct a., No. $40 Equity, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the
9TH day Of Fe6ruagy merit.
ProCided, a copy of this order be inserted
once week, for three successive weeks
In some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel County.
The report states the amount of sales 10
be 100000
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
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1-3 SPRIGG HAYWOOD, Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-19

He Files His Reply to Mr.. Mudd's No.
tace of Contest.


From the Baltimore sun.
Representative Compton has filed his
answer To Dir. Nudd's notice of ,ntesf.-
He denies thar the official certificates and
statements made out by the judges of
election under their hands 10 the several
districts aud election precincts OF the nth
congressional district of Mary land on the
books of the polls, and aitested by the
clerks of election. or one of them in each
of said election districts. as soon as the
votes or ballots were counted and the
number for each candidate TeckoDed up
and asceTtainrd. show that Mt Mudd re-
ceived plurality Of votes as Rer resenta-
tive. He also denies that Mr. Mudd re-
ccived 1925 votes under the description
OF Sydney f. Mudd. one vote under the
description of s. Il. Mudd. one vote rs =.
n. hudd and one vote as Mudd.
Mr.. Compton admits that the judges OF
election Ia the fifth aud ninth districs OF
Charles county. by mistake. placed the
poll books. certificates aud statements 10
The ballot boxes. but he denies that Mr..
Mudd has correctly given the votes OF
those election districts. He denies further
that Mr.. Mudd received 1,166 votes in
Calvert county, and insists that the poll
books will not show il He claims the
return judges OF ST. Mary's county acted
properly in not Including in their return
a vote cast for IS. +. Mudd' and one
cast for "Mudd.
Mr.. Compton also denies that the cleo
ton in the nrst precinct of the third cleo
tion district Of Anne Arundel county was
interfered with by democratic partisans
net resident voters and that at least 175
republican voters were inundated. In
this connection Mr.. Compton states that
the election in said precinct was free and
fair, and that deputy sheriff appointed
by republican sheriff was present at the
polls during the time of election, and
made NO arrest or complaint against any
one for disturbance or intimidation.