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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

peiterte &e9te our ginrei9ung bon
&lagen in @eri9tsbSfen NIT fompetens
ter @eri9tsbarteit unb aur &oQettion
BON Steuern.
Settion 218, pie amenbirt, beifimmt
beutlider, tparn cine Orbinan3 in Graft
treten ioa. Die Befimmungtn fir bic
paiirurg unb @bhimuung elmer Or
binana bIelben bieielben mie fie bur9 bic
qegenmdrtige @si9dfts Olbaung beg
S~tabtratbes befimmt ftno, cher fobaIo
bic in ben Charter aufgenommen 1T,
foQ fe als angenommett Gelten.
@ettion 222, betreffeub gefdbrli1e
8aumerte. 1T babin amenhirt porben,
bob Dem Staotratb bic Mo9t seseben
tuirb, gieentblmer, Snbaber ooer
Ngenten folder 8auli6feiten an3ubol=
ten, bieielben au entfernen.
Settion 223. Ser She'll biefer Set
tioH, tpelder bielfa6 gu Streitigteiteu
NnlaB segeben, bob cine Berion, mel>
DE bonn &eforber unter Bomb gefeat
pDroen unb benfelben perleBt bati nit
$500 @elb'5tra unb Recommendations
@efdngntbbaft bstraft tuerben fou, 1T
9effti9en morben.
Settion 249, tpie amenoitt, iebt bic
BeIolbuug ber 6taotbeamten feft.
Dos @ebalt beg 8irsermeifers 1T bon
$24O0 auf# $4,000 idbrIi9 erb6bt lpors
ben. Das @ebaIt oes &etorbets 1T auf
$1,000 per Sabr feftgeiebt tuorben unb
erlaubt unter feinen umtdnoen @pors
telu. Ter @itp Solicitor foa $500
idbrli6 erbalten uno iolde @porteln,
als ibm bonn 9tabtratbe 3uerfannt tpers
ben. Das @ebalt bes @itn @lerfs unb
aaer anberen itdbttideu geamten foQ
bur@ ben staotratb feftgeiebt tperben.
Settion 255 1T gang 1eu unb garars
tirt bic geiebIide @lltisteit aIer fribe=
rem Entertainments gum Interpretations.
Nfte pom 10. Muguft 1870. sic if
aus benz @runbe formulirt tporben, neil
fortmdbrenb BON ben beri9iebenen @ez
ri6tsb6fen 3meifel erboben tpuroen. Oh
ale frdberen Nmenbements BON benz
R6rper nit elmer tpirtli9en Maioritdt
paiirt unb Oh ole n6tbigen &eforbs Der
amenbirten Seftinnen eer,a1t tuurben.
Settion 256 annulIirt bic 3~tpeibeutis
gen Seftiouen Al, SO, So, 80, Ill,
116, 1928, 1923, 1873, 1877, 232, 241 unb
PA.
Seftion PSI beffimmt, baB bisier Ntt
unb ole frabereu Mmenbements gum
Charter als Mfte fRr bousiltis obne
.4ueiteren 8epeis a~nertannt tperben uno
foa babon amtli9e Noti3 an allen &c.
ri9tsb0fen uu6 on allen Srten genom.
nler .perben.
4 Sietenisen 5eftionen bes Gborters,
tueI9e I'm @orhergebenben niht aufse>
fabrt tporben finb, bletben bieielben nit
fiaigett Denisen Musuabmen. mo- ibnen
eine beutli6ere grtldrung b~eigeeeben
tDur6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22

3Hse lanfem ~regelmdRis Suiiden @m anonio uo ct. Qonis.
SIss HnlaHsn Gan antOniO III b5 Smm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar oe gsedhI bis
Ct QouiS Ma Genion. +"
Sase oedadsn ea antonio UNI soo aabm: nit 9uaman Buffet Gar otne asdfI Bis
st. 2pmSh a Srong Roanain Babn,. uno nod RanfS &ND bio Denton obe @ebfd.
3ase MIafen Gan antOnio nm ~ Is aadm. nit guaman Buffet 9dafuassn bis aarbs,
ma9en gGbtnouns nit Onr1.@ 1lafpasen mad Meruc ma Medean NaionaL8abn.
J. s.. MAC NAMARA, We. RIGSBY,
9idet asmt, Rampmann @ebduSe, 1856 gommcrnHraSe. Sid,aaent, s & 6 81. Depo.
THOS. r. FISHER, D. j. PRICE, sh
General Ngnt 2arbo, STas. MMnt General 8aFaqer &c gf Aacut
lie. GALBRAITH, IN. EDDY.
General RaHaehr & Sidh Msnt. General Nanaeer, YaIefm, Sens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
Ignite & Lytle Coal Go.

@srfu4t bic ebtIe-aobGs. eiabeimifds
Snbufrie. 8iais unb gut. $500 per 9onue.
Ohite: 215 81. Warp's straBe.
&%ttepbon 4ss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-22
Ser nerdnoerte ftdbtti9e
6reibrtef.
9ie llemer 8eitimntltnsen aao
Mmen0eraetts.

Das &omite, tpel9es laut 8ei9luB
bes Stabtratbs bonn Mapor errantt
moroen mar, UNI cine &ebifion, beaies
bungsmeiie Mmeabfrung, bes Rdbtiiden
Treibriefes poTaunebmen, bat nod
m%ebrtdgigem 5ibungen feline Mrbeit Be-
enbigt unb auf Grunb beg nadfolaen=
ben 8eri@ts mirb Der 2egislatur cine
eutipre6enbe 8in norgelegt unb bieie
R6rperi6aft UNI @enebmigung berfel.
ben %angegangen tDerben. Ser Beri9t
~Iautet:
Wir, Die untersei6neten, MitsIieber
beg IN uebertinfimmung NIT einem Bee
f9luB beg Stabtratbes 5um 3pede ber
Geoifon eingefeBten &omites, um Der
3e9islatur bes 5taates Seras Nmenbes
ments uno 3uidbe gum Staot'Greibrief
Der Stabt San Mutonio Su empfeblen,
baben bic Gre, biermit als bas &eiuls
tat unierer Mrbeiten rad elmer ers
f66pfenben unb boriGtigen Gripdgung
beg @%egentanbes, ale iol9e gmenbe.
meuts uub 3ufdBe ein5uberi9tsa, tpeIde
mir fur uniere ma6ienbe Stabt fur
notbmen6ig eradteten unb ferner m61s
ten mir in Inbetra6t ber 9rtngli9feit
Der porgei6lagenen Nmenbements bic
unbsr5tgli9e Mnnabme refp. Yafirung
berielben our@ bic 9csislatur empfeb.
len; uub baB bieie Mmenbements ttts
mittelbar mad ibrer paiFruug in Rraft
treten.
I6tuugsboa uaterbreitet:
CD. 5tebes,
M. s. @~Drbett,
2Duis 8ergfrom IN,
8arger Romite.
SeNih SA~n;n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

4 Number of Minor Cases Disposed or.
I'm this court Yesterday the lOllowin.
cases were disposed Of:
John voolfolk fcOIorcGj was before the
/ Police Court yesterday 0n the charge oi
stealing "a hed-ouill. valued af lny cents.
from William stone. lie wl- sent Jail for
three months.
Lena Granger q Young cOlorot woman
employed at Murphy's Hotel. was before
tie court on The charge Of stealing so in
gold from room No. rs. the property OF T. T..
iaris. Mr. faris lives in Washington. The
robbery took place last Monday night. Lena
Granger. after stealing the mOney.
W MT around making many purchase.
al women'- apparel. Mr.. Fairs had stated
that one Of the coins stolen vas "a So
piece. Til. coin was used no spence.
llrce 4 Co. shoe -t0r. I'm the purchase Dt
shoes. \ search warrant was sworn Ouf
ana the shoes and other articles purchased
by Lena were found at her home. Gile.
jackson. Lena'S counsel. raised The ro.nf
tndt there had been mo- proof established
that larceny had been committed. ID re-
quired the presence of Mr. Farls 90 prove
That anything had been stolen from him. The
Court stated that legally Doe could mot con-
wet ihe young woman of larceny. bat he
would require her 90 give security in fne
sum of $500 for twelve months. i'm default az
which Lena went 10 Jail.
John Lewis, "a Noung col0IeG hoy. who
has been in the Police Court before. VA. ar-
rested 10y Policeman sutton as "a suspicion,
character. At ID O'Clock a. MINT b.. wl.
found loaiing round "a market cant ia The |
second merkc. the moment Dee -.aw the
policeman he skipped, and hid I'm am adH-
cent house. H. went 10 Jail in default of
security for ninety days.
J.. J.. Collins and Robert Walker Giofb
coloreD. were fined each $3.50 and cost. f,r
being di.omerly and fighting in the street.
George NOOd~On lcol0rd). charged with
using proilnc language ON the street. WAS
fined So aud COSTS.
Harrison Alright. jim Brown and cal
wren. tlrec c0i0red boys. were fined oach
5 for throwing rocks in lho street.
Eliza Williams. Jennie Winston and g.f.
ilc Morris. three C0lored women. were fined
each 500 and costs for abusing Lula kcl-
ley.
Jefferson Pearson (colorcD was fined
,2.'O and costs for leaving hi. team ou tl,e
street and soliciting passengers at Sine ae- :
pot.
Joshua Anthony (colored was reported
or cruelty 10 animals. H. compelled "A
mule with sore back 90 haul load weigh-
ns about two thousand pounds. l!e was
ined$J.
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OVER THE RIVER.
maSshcstcr aud chesierneId

The November term of the County tOurt
OF 4 hcsicr.' tld will begin tomorrow morn
inc. There are no criminal eases on the
docket. There are a large number 81 local
county eases 10 be- acted on. including y
number Of matters with reference 10 roads.
The Chesterfield county school Board
will hold it, annual meeting next Wcdncs-
dav AT the courthouse. The district board.
have all been notified 10 this effect by school
Superintendent Blankcnship. Mr.. Thomas
Davis. Who has just been elected member
Of the House Of Delegates. Will tender his
resignation rs a member OF the board.
sheriff Gin. Of Chesterfield. said yestcr-
day that the scaiOld on which simon
Walker. who Is now in the pcniientiary.
was 90 have been hung. will remain stand
ing. M it j. a warning 10 evil doors.
The double track Of The strcet-car line on
upper Hull street. from Fifteenth 10 the
Petersburg Railroad crossing. will soon be-
in place. Work j. progressing fayorahly.
Invitations are ont for the marriage Of
Mr.. Lewis Walden. Of Chesterfield, and Miss
Kate Porter. The ceremony will take place
Wednesday afternoon. November both. az
> 0'clock. from the >eyenih.strcct Christian
Church.
Rev. g.. II. Somer,illc. of Petersburg. Will
oiliciaic and preach nj both the morning and
evening sermons M Meade Memorial Church
to-day.
Rev. William II. Tallcy. Of Hanover. will
preach at tiOpiOn-sirect Baptist Church
this morning The pastor. Rev. Decatur
Edwards will preach at night. Rev. X. Il.
VERGE. who has been assisting Rev /. X.
ibarahill. pastor of Biinbridge-sirect
BAPTIST Church. has returned to hi, charge
in Petersburg.
The usual services will be held nj the
Central Methodist Church this morning and
tonight. The conference year ends next
sunday.
The new Presbyterian chuych is rapidly
approaching completion.
next Tuesday the stuart Horse Guards.
Of Richmond. and the Chesterfield Troops
viii have joint drill near Manchester.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Yrs. W Z. Powell, who has been very un-
l. well. is much better.
Rev. CT. Williams viii conduct RELIGION.
T. services at the Police Courtroom. Sund,,
at y. VI.
K The Ari0n Society. Of which. Mr. Jacob
] hc.nhardi was musical director. has been
di,bandCd.
Mr. L. Il. Noblin. n Halifax. one of the
victims Of the recent Nah0ncite ambu.cadn
q has returned home.
Religious service, viii Doc conducted Is.
ihe Richmond College students at nm. ~.i-
diers Home. sunday al n An. and st fbn
Almshcuse az i. NJ.
Mr. Thoma. +. Shea. advance aoenf or
the Little Lord launtier1l Compan,. ybicl,
appears az the Theatre next Thnr.,av.
called at the TIMES Office YESTERDAY.
Ihe first Of the public lectures al Rich
ni'nu college VIII DE given by Professor
Harris Tuesday. November l2h. az s. p. NJ.
/ SUBJECT ."reeA Literature" All interest
ed invited 10 attend.
The executive committee Of The loarl or
directors ol the Hollywood Cemetery Conn
ldhN nave removed Captain Wesley
~lhih as special policeman at HOLLYWOOD .
Mr.. Anthony Griffith has been appointed i'm
his place. ''
The residence of MFR. o. Gary. m M
no SCUM sixth street, was broken into rri-
gay night. The thieves succeeded I'm c1rr,.
ihS on clothing. crOckery and other article.
valued at about 500. The police have b...n
notified, bat a. yet there is no clue 10 the
thieves. ~ ''o
\ few days since valuable doullc-
n,aifcled shotgun was stolen nom Air.
Douglas Livingston. Of No. 1898 east Frani,'
IN street. Tie case was put i'm the hand.
ol >er-eanis llulce and Tomlinsou. and x....
ierdal morning they captured the cln .nd
run m Henry johnson. c0lored. ON tbe
charge Of stealing the weapon.
Last Wednesdays Atlanta Coo,,,,,.,,.,. F,
eNhiiaratinsly cNclalns The mint Saaso,, 4
= not yet over in Virginia. Glorious oiJ
>t"tc Let us hope thai the mint mixers viii
ne on top to-day" Old Uncle Kcmus Inc
Harris hit il right on the head th1f time
II he had only been here in old Richmond -.
We would have given him a iulep th,t u
Would have made his HAIR curl Inn o,'r y
irslnia Juleps will keep and any time .Ioe
ONES along, and makes his headGuarters ~ "
ne TINES Office, the entire stan will Soc ~ OF
that he doesn't suffer. m
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THE TURF.


Elizabeth Entries and Re.uIfs.
First race. tlrce-fourths of miIe-Hln,
Rock first. Bradford second. Puzzle third
lime 1910.
second race, one and one-eiehth miles
Dunhoyne first. lleyday second. Theodo.
sius third. Time 2:1j.
Third race. six and one-half furlonp--
,racA,inln hr.i, Harrisburg second, RAJ
diani third. Time l:.1.
Fourth race. ihree-iourth~ of. a milo
Freedom first. Arab second. ROYAL Garter
third. Time l:2i
tilih race. iisc and ono-half furlongs-
i.e in' coli. br-i. GunWad second. Neronica
third. Time 1913.
,SiNih race, ono mile Bravo first. Kin.
idle second. Joe i.nr third. Time ~.
rNrJrs FOR MONDAY.
First race. iiyc-oiehihs Of "a mile Blue
Rock, ia; Mamie H.. 81: Repariee. III.
cypress ~; 'ilonde-, ~: FOrdham. 10.
Arab. lU2. 49,
second race, throo-iourths Of mile, maid
-~Piniard IFS: .iacitus. rs. Blriento.
IT'S; Benefit. us; Ire,tle. lis: Ca,par. IIs.
vie2ano, rs; Laurcntia. 10; Dilushire.
10; Lass. 10.
InId race. throc-uarters Of n mile
,,,'in.silr' lW; 'lrnot. 100: Later ON. 100:
harrisburg. i1p: Faunus. 100: Facial. 100:
nyheiniin' l''; Lonely. luj: doe lloimlman.
20; Macbeth. H.. 40: Nartlee. no.
W mona, ln.; Grimaldi. IL.
, Fourth race. One and one-martar miles
PARAGON. ll2; Dunboync los: Now-Or-
Never. 100; Glendale. 100; Barrister. lOe.
RIM race three-quartcrs Of IA mile-sell.
ne-'ilenmound. lO.: Bradford. ln2: Brown
nlriir' w: Golden Reel. -: Ta,iston. 10.
SKIN race. one mile. selling .otterv. ~:
Gan iln' >; Puzzle. los; Flitaway. lG.
= Wick. l6: Royal Garter. 1875: Prince
mari. lO'; II. Valentine. l02: Letrctia. g3.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

/ There will be- song services no the Nal,
Orphan Asylum. at 4 O'Clock L. VI.
The subject Of Rev. DR.. ". W. Landrum'
lecture Of The Household llomilie, series
al second Baptist Church tonight will be-
''>eeking "A Husband" The invitation says
"Our, il the church Of all souls. Pcws open
IN the public. All invited and polite usher,
Will show YOU the seats
Al iO'clOCk "a mass meeting will De held IN
the second Presbyterian Church in the in
terest Of the Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation. The meeting Will he conducted bv
DR.. lloge, and addresses will be- made bv
DR.. Fair and Mayor EllysOn. This l. the
first Of the meetings for the week of PRAYER
for young men. Meetings for men only will
be held az the hall Of the association every
evening next week from q 10 O'Clock.
Prominent speakers have been secured. ant.
a cordial invitation is extended 10 all Young
men 10 attend.
While the services at Park-'lase Metho-
dist Church will De open 10 the public gen
orally. at O'Clock i. VI. the sermon by the
pastor. Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe. VIII be g.
pecially Ia young men. Al least twenty
nNe young men are expected 10 be i'm the T
choir.
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The Gauntlet Thrown at Our Feet by II.

I' me hoHJr ~ Times:
10 your issue Of November oh notice an
article signed observer" I'm which the
Gentleman states that "a negro huckstcr
samuel Taylor by name. who sells in tho
second market. has seen iii 10 DISCHARGE his
assistant. Henry thristipn, because he voted
lie Democratic ticket on Tuesday. No
'enintr ON l>''. Tie white people
"i virginia tthe Democratic pariy1 nave
n"' up 10 ihis time. seen III ID discharge
ihrif negro employees on account Of the M
sfo's politics. but. since the negro has seen
iil 10 Doe the FIRST 90 throw down the ,,a,,nt.
lri. ana discharge one Of his own color and
race, because hc desired 10 execise his
rights rs "a freeman. and vote with the penuIe
WHO nave been his friends and who have .t
hii Times been the friends Ofthe nero. ,,ivin,s
mem their living and educating them
mink II time that the Democrats of Vir.
Sihi' should call a halt, and that we sho.. Il
"'-lA ai once 10 let The negro know thai be
n'T she can neither hold their places and get
'ieH sepl"il nom US any longer. and that !
we WIN p'ruse ourselves 10 give TO the white 1
"Whihs class every place they can fiji thar
viii not put them upon level with IN,
hssfoe- Of the country.
. LIVING in The county of Ifenrico. and hav-
ing worked hard IN the canvass fbrouob
N"irh we nave Just pissed for the success
oi me Democratic party. | call upon the
farmers oi the county 10 employ. a. far "a.
b. .'eihie- White help upon their farms. mon
ION We know Will work and vote with us
hd' is we have bow redeemed our dear Oil
..uniy' we can, by giving 10 the " bite men
u me county our support. hold our county
~ lhe Democratic rank. and thus secure for
ourselves a respectable and honest goyern- ,
neni OF the c0unty's affairs.
Any Farmer Of llenric0 county who will ,
ufnish me ms address promise 10 trv f.
ecure for him all the white help ne may
lced. "' "'s I
Hlh DEMOCRAT or IIENRICO COUNTY.
Care The Times Company
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Donation COR thc Chnrch IInmc.

The annual donation day for the PRO
testani Episcopal Church Home. al ii.
lmrth Fourth street. is Tuesday next. ia,
l2ih instant. This home is one Of the chief
benevolent institutions Of The city. and dur.
Ing the many years of its existence il has
been a comfortable retreat for largc num-
Der Of elderly ladies from all sections Of The
state. Mir. Bishop White. Mrs.. Dr. Pc
ierkin. Mn. ,. l.. LaihOp. Mn. James
Werih. and other representative ladies COM
pose the board OF managers. These. with
the residents Of the home, look forward to
Iucsda, with hopeful anticipai.Ons. Tie
merchants, business men and other friends
have ever responded literally to their annual
appeals, and II il hoped that their gcncrosit,
VIII not fail upon this occasion. Groceries
ana provisions are especially needed. and
donations Of all household aud domestic ar.
ticles VIII be gratefully received. \ com
miitee OF ladies will bc AT the home nom y
a: Nj. TO 10 J.. NJ, TO acknowledge all con
~ 5is north Fourth street. Protestant Eris-
Dopal Church Home.
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PETERSBURG'S THANKS.
ieiier from tho Mayor About the Recent
Coniiaeration.

letter from the Mayor About the Recon
CONFEDERATION
Mayor Eliyson Yesterday received the fol-
lowing letter.
OFFICE or MAYOR
PETERSBURG. Va. November :, 1859.
Hon.L Io.ylor Eliysoa. Hoyor ~ Rich
n'Din. 10:
Ny Dear ~ir.-) our prompt and cOriia
response "a any request for the aid Of yOul
efficient J. ne Department i'm lighting M,
fierce ilnirc Of iile which. like delugc
threatened tO destroy the business portion
ol Our iur city on tine morning OF the TN in
s'ant calls for my hcariiest thanks. Will,
Sire unfortunate delay i'm the transportation
prevented the participation Of the helping
hftmen from rendering service our Fir,
Department having gotten the flames under
control on their arrival 10 j. none the les.
licir due thar they should receive the most
cordial thanks of our people.
] regret that any imputatiOn Of blame
should Doe attached iO the railroad company
believing. AZ ! do. that there could have
been no possible motive for their delay. ex.
ceii the safety of tine trains on their road.
Please convey 10 the Fire Department of
Richmond my thanks. and accept for your
self assurances Of my Official aud personal
regard and Of the readiness Of the Fire De-
pnrimeni ~ Pc lersburg tOrcciprocate when
ever required. hOuld your city Of Richmond
ne ever SO unfortunate ~ 10 require their
service.
Respectfully and truely yours.
CHARLES =. COLLIER. Mayor.
Mayor Elly-Ou sent a suitable rpplN
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The Home for Ladies'. in reduced circ,n,
,t' appeals to lis friends IA rcmembe,
I"s" WIN ineir usual libcrality on Tues.
Fourth street. IVA ~
Contributions 81 all kinds are needed o,t
VIII bc most thankfully received. Tea cn,
Zee, sugar, Hour lard, fish, butter. nrn-
visions, household supplies. table linen. bod
l'ncn' ana whatever Is useful i'm a LARGO
i"inlly' VIII be most acceptable 10 them -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

-, M luis court yesterday Mr.. A. Beirp,
niair was appointed guardian of Lena r.
Morgan. ''''" ="
hf. >. X. '. Daniel qualified rs admins.
'I",.r ne .oHiS nan, with the will annexed
oI Henry W. Noneurc. and y. " ROW
ana +: {. Minor became the sureties in m.
suhh OF Sl',o~. The estate is valued AZ sis !.
MIS-. Catherine VI. Lark qualified as MI
, IA, Of John James Lark, with i n
Elam Is security. WV" - H.
, J u r. I. Minor qualified as executor
VI catherine >innott, deceased.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

~ the four negroes whose names wer,
~, i'h'd IN tine coroner'S jury's verdict il
ihe lienrico county homicide. who were M,
naiied last Thursday, three have sincc been
nNllcd ON a writ Of hulcaN c0fDp> l., .Iudre
MINOR a. they were brought before him ami
the security proved sufficient. The ouiv
one who j. now in Jail is John Cooner. Thc
three hailcd ac Robert Robertson. Ron
Niui Gather of the man killed. ana " mr..
ncr Robertson. v '''-
Inc lNo men not yet arrested are Tre,j H.
IAN Banks and Nelson Miles The latter j.
SUPPOSED to have been the man who strlcl
Npo't tmif the blow which ended hi. eXis-
tcnce So N''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10

The Good Tcmplars Of Sidney Lod,e. /. q
g.. T.. had a large and an interesting meet
ng Friday night al Brlylderc Han
Speeches were made by Mos>rs.~ Rcdfrd
and Bel. Of Rescue. and Everett. Of Snl.
dlcr>' Home. Recilations were given d,
Misse, Beuah Ford. Of Rescue. and Grace
booker of Charity. Among the visitor.
were Mc~srs. vuarlcs. Mclclland. saunders.
Lawrence Barker and Whitehead. of Re.,
cue; DIR. Rodcrich Dhu and Me-srs. Neor>
aud Lewis, OF soldiers Home: /. =. and
W ilhe Taylor. of East End; Il. Ffanklin
and Miss Pearl Gentry. of Charity. and NJ ~
Lillian Gentry. of Jefferson. Singing and
recitation by Mr. kidwell and others. AND
several propositions for membership com.
i'lricd the evenings exercises.
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|OVERCOATS AND SUIT S
FOR
BOYS AND CHILDREN


crowd Of buyers every day Verify. the popular
Clothing great throng
day Not ourselves Nothing
than reliable GOODS LOW PRICES
The you the less AFFORD by other
houses wonderfully low On prices Give Cheap dealer wide
boys only you will cer
ainty money be undersod RELIABLE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
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"What's in a name ~ about 40 per
cent extra profit tout of your pocket If
you buy your HAT OF fashionable hat
ter. and about % per cent. tout of your
pocket if you boy at any hat store in
town, ether than OURS. We show
what is undoubtedly the largest and
best variety of HATS and CAPS for
Men, Boys and Children, in this city.
We know this to be so, and shame ON
chose dealers who would have you be-
lieve 20 the contrary. But this is not
all. Net only have we the largest stock.
but we are naming positively the low
est prices. 1t really doesn't seem worth
while to name prices in the newspapers.
We desire to put solidity into business
by uth-telling. but we're often dis
gusted by the need Of using the same
ileas. sometimes the same form Of ex-
preston in telling the truth that some
other has applied to an opposite conci-
tions of facts.
What we state as a small thing is adj
vertised as big thing by the notoriety-
seeking dealers. Prices, unless the
qualities are known. are as uncertain as
"b!indman s-buff." Let us see lots of
new faces. Let those who have never
traded with us call and see us. Our
old customers have no special need Of
an invitation. for we're happy to say
that we retain all who have once fa-
vored us with their welcome patronage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
Dyspepsia and Liver CnmnIaint

Is IL not worth the small price OF rs cents
70 free yourself OF every symptom 81 these
distressing complaints? Iiyou think 80. call
AT our store and get "A bottle OF Shiloh's Vital
on II. Use accordingly, and II it does you no
good u VIII cost you nothing. Sold by Booze
k.r Brothers:and II. NJ. shields 4 Co., corn sr
OF Fifta and Marshali streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-10
YOU WHO ARE COMPELLED
To DRAW the Strings Tight in the Of Economy
Will never how Greatly it is to Your Interests
to Make Your Purchases at
THE ~BO STON.'
HATS, 0VERCOATS AND SUITS FURNISHINGS,
nd tH
nat the Furnish
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0VERCOATS AND SUITS

We all snest and cheapest the finest made
all about and this that house
Richmond public have
satisfy yourselves
hey reach SUITS OVERCOATS beyond this
simply outrageous. EVERYBODY
easily that how much little has spend for
clothing all kinds wanted
people every
has had the Of buying knows well that prices
the LOWEST