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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-01-16


ske kandidaten Goff till guvern6r, och den
likaledes republikanske kandidaten McClin-
mis- FOR kongressen, att deras val nu IL
h6jdt 5fver ALT tvifvel.
StsicssGd dssDare. Den 10 december
afgick angaren "Danmark" sf National
linien fran London till New York, men
han har icke sedan latit h5ra fran Gig.
Man befarar att nagon olycka handt un-
der rssan.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Montana upp-
nadde f6rra aret en- h5gre siffra an nagot
f0regaende ar. Vardet af utvunnet guild,
silver, koppar och bly, appgick till bortat
$4O.Ooo,0oo. De olika grufbolagen utdela-
de vid arets slut en- dividend af ss, ,o00, 900.
Es7aresshetcn has lGrt, att hvarjs
strejk skadar de begge stridande parterna.
Sa ,ankte antagligen sparvagnsbolaget /
Brooklyn, da Diet | fredags alton inbj8d alla
sina missn6jda kuskar och kondukt6rer att
radplaga ON de vilkor de sensre uppstalt.
Delta gjorde att enighet kom till stand, och
den fruktade stricken uteblef.
TaId statsre0es.tssg. Begge Husen q
Connecticuts Legislature. sammantraddo I
torsdags Hartford for gemensam session,
att utnamna de at folket icke valda stats-
embetsmannen. Republikanen g. Bulke-
ly valdes till guvern5r med 15o roster. AZ
ven de 5frigs invalda embetsmannen voro
En- bcAcynsrad men re1bard fdeler
ar William r. Foster New York, hvars
son for nagra veckor. sedan f5rskingrade
sIss.0oo tillh5nnde garantIfonden Af pr6
duktb5rsen New York Itofsdags 6fver-
sande MI. Foster en- 9exel stald till garan-
ti-fonden pa 5fver &sNeoo hvilkavoro,
enligt hvad en- bifogad skrifvelse yisadc.
den arfslott, som tillkom den ovardige So
men.
COl0ra0os IzOstit ttandc f0rsansJisg
(legislature) sainmantrzdde den dennes.
Det f5rsta m6tet bevistades at 81 manga
nyfikna, som den rymliga salen kunde rym-
ma, och de f6ljande m6tena hafva afven
varit mycket val bes5kta. Annu hafva icke
nagra lagforslag af vigt framstalts, men
det kr stort hopp ON att f5rsamlingens
arbete skall blifva af mycken valsignelse
FOR staten. Den bestar ock af en- samling
man, 5fver hvllka staten kan kama sig
stolt Det ar en- samling, utvald af folket
och ibland folket. Folkets och statens
intressen aro trygga handerna pa denns
lagstiftande forsamling,
Cynctn,satass : f0reni,sgen. Denna
f0rening Or slit Stag den markvardigaste
verlden. Den stiftades under amerlkanska
frihetskriget at Washington och Lafayette
bl. q. for de framlingar hvilka de franska
hielptruppernas leder bistodo amerikaner-
ne mot engelsmannen. Bland dess f5rsta
ledam6ter voro atskilliga svenskar, sasom
grefve Fersen och 6fvcrste Curt Won Ste
dingk, ,hvilka efter krigets slut ater begAfvo
sig 5fver till Frankrike. Under slit vistan-
de 4 Paris umgingos de svenska adlingarne
fitigt den ryktbsre fnansieren Neckers
hus. DENIES snillrika dotter fattade, enligt
berattelsen, tycke FOR den .appre och be-
gafvade 6fvefste Stedingk, men, som denne
kriget blifvit hardt blesserad slit ena
ben, var fadern afgjordt mot partiet. Som
bekant, blef det stallet svenske envoyen
Paris, Baron Stael Won Holstein, som fore
I'd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
CAPITOL NOTES.

Pardoned by the Governor Personals
Yesterday Governor Lee pardoncd G..
G. Simpson, Of Pusylyauia county vino
was sentenced last November 90 one
wears imprisonment i'm the pcniicniaw
for cutting and wOunding Luther VIII
liams in a fight. The petition Co thc
Governor was signed Joy Williams him-
self. also by the Judge who sentenced
him. besides other prominent men oi
that county. The prisoner has "a vito
and several little children dependent
upon him for support and the action OF
the Governor was highly commended
by all
The following conyicls were received
AT the peniienliary yesterday John
Barnes, Roanoke county, 60 serve tigh
teen months fOI unlawful cutting Plum
mer Boyd icoloredl, Mccklenburg county
10 servo one year for h0usehrcakinr
George Stcedman lcolorcdl Nuuy
county, TO serve two years ioI house.
breaking
{. a Weber sheriff of Roanoke
county. " s Savidgc. sheriff of .uuy
comfy. \. q Blacey deputy sheriff of
Mecklcnburg county. 4 h. COWhcri
treasurer Of Fluyanna county, K q. l;r.
land treasurer Of King William county
Mcssrs b. W Spencer Burnley Taylor
and I. 7. Satrerwhite, OF King Williams
and J. J. \. Powell, OF FluyanI9 were
at the Capitol Yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

The Private Secretary last night al
the Mozart proved as amusing as ever
and delighted fine audience. 1t Is one
of those comedies that are always en-
iOvarle. and which never fail TO draw
crowded houses.
The cast as selected By Mr.. A NJ
Palmer was, without single exception
rightly fitted TO the respective roles as
signed 10 each. Mr. David =. Steele, as
the Private Secretary" takes, of course
first rank His makeup is excessively
grotcsque, and with his lugubrious face
his goods, chattels aud the galoshes, his
very appearance created roars Of laughter
lie was in every respect excellent In his
character Mr. Harry Allen was the vert
table choleric but Jolly East Indian, while
Mr. Thomas \ Wise made an excellent
fad as The London tailor.
MI Travers and Mr. Archer, as the
TWO nepheWs and scapegraces, were
evidently thoroughly at home in theiI
parts. and had no trouble in acting up &c
nature
Miss Louise Graham, rs the spinsteI
inspired with spiritualism, was excellent
and Miss May Steele and Dell BouieI
were pretty and fascinating.
The Private Secretary is u comedy
of great merit. and as performed by MI
Palmer company affords an entertain.
meni that all must enjoy who see H. Ii
will be- repeated at the matinee to-day
and 10 night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
CHARTERS GRANTED.
,Iectrio Liquid Controller Compso,

iecfTic flquld tohtfoliti 'omphuNs
Judge Wexford Yesterday granted IS
charter to the Electric Liquid Controller
Company
Tie purposes of the company are the
manufacturing selling, leasing, purch0s-
inr or renting electrical or mechanical
appaiatu- of fixtures for the purpose Of
controlling. regulating OF measuring the
flows Of water gas or other liquids and
detecting and preventing the waste
ot the same, and for the purposes Of
manufacturing, selling, leasing, or rent
iur machinery, using in the manuiac-
lure and use of same and for purchas-
ing. selling and renting pa,ent-rights
upon such apparatus, fixtures and ma
cIiuery.
The capital stock Is 10 be not less than
Si0.01O, and not exceeding 100000, di-
vilcd into shares OF 800 each.
The amount OF real estate proposed 10
De held by the company is not 10 exceed
one thousand acres.
The principal office is 10 be kept al
Richmond, Va The chief business Of
the company is set forth in the purposes
above quoted.
The names Of the officers for the first
wear are. President, T. y Motley, Of
New York Nice-President, Anthony
Rosenfeld, of New York; Treasurer,
William II Browne, of New York; Sec
rotary. Edward Beers, Jr, of New York;
Directors. T. v Motley, Anthony Rosen.
feld. Richard > Newcombe. William II.
Browne, Edward Beers, j., all Of New
York. and \ Pizzini and Alfred \. ST..
Armand If Richmond Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
POLICE COURT.
shor, and un,mrossant DOCKET.


In this cour, Yesterday the docket was
short and uuimportant.
Ananias jenkins lcolOrcd), was chhreeo
with feloncously beating Alice Anderson
on the public streets with intent 10 mann.
disable. dshgurc and Kill. ~ De u7ca
nothing but his fists he was let oil
with the regulation fine of so and costs
Luther VI. Johnson, the man who re-
cciyed stolen goods pilfcrcd by q number
OF colorcd boys, went 20 The station.
house Thursday night and surrendered
himself Yesterday lac was before ih'
court on the charge Of having in h.s
possession a lot OF scutilcs, one lot %,
washhoards. broOms, spongcs, and dem
i,ohns. the property OF Taylor IL.
Powell The case was continued un-
nh next Thursday, March ilh, when ni
the parties interested in these thicNing
opcrations wili BE before thc Court and
the cases examined into. Johnson was
fined 81 so for contempt Of court IN fail
ing to be present last Thursday when
called.
Nelson Cauihorn was ilned .lO Tor
fast driving on the public streets.
Eddie Booker (coiored) was ined $3.50
and costs for beating John Ncnaole in
Eli Bagley's bar-room.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
THE CITY.
NEWS ITEMS GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT RICHMOND.
"YE OLD FOLKS" AT yENABLF-
STREET CHURCH.
PROCEEDINGS or 1HE VARIOUS
COURTS.
The Electric Liquid Controller Company
tbarfetcd-Capitol Notes
IoC-I briefs aud
Personals.

Nenahlc-siroet Church was crowded
last night 20 its utiermOst capacity to
witness the entertainment OF "1e Old
Folks Concert" given 10y Mrs. Glenn.
ments and her pupils OF the Richmond
Conservatory.
The concert was opened with greet
ing" hv the children, then the song,
Aud Lang Syne,' was rendered 10y the
chorus. after which the following solos
and duets were rendered in pleasing
manner. and were received with great
applause:
SOLO" Mary Of Argyle by Miss Lily
Phillips.
"Mr and Mrs Jones" by Miss Walters
and Mr. q hrisiian.
"Gcncyicyc" by Miss Maud fhomp'
"sailor duet" by Nj and Miss Bethel.
"The Murmuling Sea" 10y Misses Al
aTLc Mid sh pcos." ~ chorus
The Master and Pupil by Mr.. John
sion and Miss Davis
.Bcs.ic. OF Dundee, BY Miss Maud
Pierce.
Barbara Allen. by Mrs Clements.
90 swallow Mrs Clements and Miss
Allen
There was also children programme.
Tho following are the names of the par
Elephants o.d al performed their parts
most cfcditabi}
Patie MCGchce Woody Hall, Mat.
ne Adams. Annie Deaton, Peter Jones
and Willie McGehce.
The odd Folks at Home was then
sunv by the chorus
The costumes worn By the company
were perfect in their representation Of
the ancient STYLES Of dress and the EN-
tclialnment throughout wa very anus
ing and interesting and everybody
present went away fully pleased ana
iichly complmcniing Mrs Clements in
the training and management OF her
pupils.
\ large amount was realized from the
admission fee. and the concert viii be
repeated on the 22d of this month al ! d.
n 4 \ Hall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
Ihe Execution Against the Central Luna
tie Asylum.

Some weeks ago it was stated In one
of the papers that in levyiug an oXecu-
ton upon the property of the Central
Lunatic Asylum, now situated near Pee
tersburg, the parties did not propose 90
make any sale, but only 10 preserve amy
rights bv virtue of the execution which
they might lose by failure To- make the
levy. This seems now 90 have been 20
mistake. as two of the parties I'm whose
favor the decision was rendered by the
Supreme Court of Appeals oi
the State, Thomas Moore and his
wife, of New Jersey, ON February
18th, 1850, made motion before
Judge Wexford, Of the Circuit Court of
Henrico county, to dissolve the injunc-
ton which had been obtained previous
thereto by the asylum The question
was submitted to the court upon written
arguments, and on yesterday the court
pronounced its decree perpetuatlng Ore
Injunction Thus denying the right Of
the claimants 10 levy an execution upon
the property Of the asylum, which is
held in trust for public charity, viz for
the reception and care of the cOlored lu-
natics Of the State Mr. Meade Haskus
is counsel Cor the asylum and Robert I.
Hubbard, Esq, for the claimants
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

The success " hich Messrs. Robson and
Crane have won ia Richmond with their
new play" The Henrietta was re
peated al The Theatre last night. The
building was crowded, and the audience
was. as usual, delighted
The play will be. produced at the
matinee to-day and ioI The last time 10.
night.
The next attraction Will De the J {.
Dnn Comic pera Company, which ap-
pears next week I'm Suppe's "Trip 10
Africa and which viii be followed by
Arthur Rehan's Company in Augustine
Daly's latest success Nancy and
Company and "92O-s'
The comments of the TINES Yesterday
on the annoyance of people coming 10
the Theatre late and after the play has
begun has good effect. and 1t is hoped
that the disturbance will be rcmedied il
future II has been suggested, however,
that the managers of the theatres are 10
a certain extent responsible, as they
never advertise the hour al which the
curtain viii rise and the performance be
Gin
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

During the past few days some one
using a rifle similar 10 those used ia
shooting galleries has been evidently eN-
perimenting on Church Hin The
bullets which are shot out of these guns
are long and narrow and will kill d
maj three squares of A few days ago
bullet went through pane of glass in
the residence of one gentleman who
lives near the corner OF Grace and
Twenty second streas and 10 narrowly
escaped killing child standing al the
window.
Day before yesterday a bullet passed
through The window pane OF smother
gentleman who lives on the opposite side
of the stree, and went within TWO inches
of the head of a lady standing al This
window In the first instance the bull
let was found and is in the possession OF
the gentleman IN whose house il entered.
In the latter instance the bullet has not
been found
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

The Daily G'aplis of Monday last con.
tains page illustration of The banquel
recently given by the New York South.
ern Society al the Brunswick in New
York city Excellent portraits of Nessrs
John c. Calhoun president Evan
Thomas, ". + II John, John II In
man. and James II Parker, yice-presi
dents, sre given. and the main illustra.
tion represents Governor Lee in ,he ACT
of delivering his address on the race
problem, recently published eerjatsa ia
the TIMEs, and which has excited So
much comment in Northern papers
The likeness 10 our genial Governor is
not al all ilaitering, for while he IS Dy no
means Il slender man, still his actual al
dermanic proportions do not begin 10
approach TO those attributed 10 him by
the graphic artist
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
LOG Al foifS

As Mr vs. j. Muniord was driving
Reel $50 Oh his way 10 Thirteenth aud
Main streets Yesterday. when the alarm
of lire wa- sounded al that point. the
axle br0so throwing him out He fell
under ihe horse. and hal DO not been Ton
tine driver presence Oi mind in holding
The animal back be- would have been in.
stan,y killed AS 10 was he was not
hurt. and The only damage was 10 the
reel which was badly broken
Yesterday Governor Lee received q
letter addressed 20 MIR jof Davis in
care of Governor Lee Richmond. Va
Ii was from some poor woman IN Rome
Ga., WHO said She wanted 10 come 10 Nir-
ginia and live among civilized people,
and all she asked was a railroad pass
The poor old soul was evidently un-
happy and demenied
Rev d. H. A. Tupber viii have
charge oi the sunday school teachers
meeting 40 the Young Mems Christian
Association to-day at 40 +. VI
There were nine marriage licenses is
sued by The clerk of Henrico county
during February Five were 10 white
couples and four 10 colored couples
Rev James \ Fair of Charlotte, Y
c.. viii preach morning and afternoon in
Grace-street Presbyterian Church next
sunday. \ large congregation will be
present 10 hear him
Services will be held at All Saints
Church tomorrow at II A. NJ, and the
sacrament Of the Holy Communion will
be celebrated
Last night the revival at the Grace
street Baptist Church, conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. " Wharton, was attended with
great success. There was large crowd
present, and quite number professed
conversion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Yesterday evening, about q O clock IRE
was discovered in the basement OF the
building occupied by the Virginia Paper
Company An alarm was turned In from
Box lS, corner Main and Twelfth streets.
The cause Of the FIRE was the careless use
of gas Iet A girder was being placed
position and the gas jet was placed
right under II. The clerk on duty rushed
to the scene and put the FIRE out. In the
meantime Engines Nos. 3, and 3, and
Truck, No. l, rapidly reached the scene
only to ind tina, their services We're not
needed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
Gentlemen, Butlous.

The old ume palt bosomaI shirt and the
pearl buttons on it, sewn b5 hand, ale nearly
,nings Of tLo l--t Patent collar buttons,
s5p-gable AMI levers. ale coming into tho
market every day Well dr--ed mcu who
formerly looked down o. "nlIe' jewo'ry,
now use plated collar buttons, for tie ......y
used Justify ,l9 good quality 90 moderate
price, and j. t. astoaialn. the number -lL
IS sc usei to say II plas, "What becomes "
then ailn Tho sane could De- said Vi plated
icweltv generally The desire l.r change
and tAs really beautiful PATTERN teup. 81,
many; aud I'D retailers encourage IL. l.iar-
ring frequent s-les and al llo Same time give
mg the customer q chance to keep Up 8l,b
tns stYle.-St. Louis GlubeDem1.rat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
a sleture.que nlrtnday Par.,.

The parlors Of Mr and Mrs J a
kIalz was the scene OF a brilliant gath
ering last night ON the occasion Of the
birthday OF their little son and daughter
Slariy and Julia. The party was in the
form OF a Fairy Masquerade, in which Il
great many characters were represented,
and al were beautiful
Mr.. kra'z is a great friend Of the lit
tie children and is greatly loved by
them, and last night she entertained her
little guests most delightfully."- The ele-
CANT supper was greatly enjoyed, and
the music for the occasion Was furnished
BY Professor Reese
The little ones were carried away
with JOY and admiration, and went away
wishing that their friends could have
birthdays every day In the wear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Pclcc Capain-Tou apo working on the
murder of Greatman. 1.a't youf
Dltcctiyr-les hlCu GA DO six Ne-.-s
well | SEQ by the papers tha- follow
who lives ia the alley around tAa corner has
confessed tia, be- Is tue murderer
BY Jiuks. Maybe that's a cleu "-PLlla
dolphia Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
PrnnertX Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded In the Chancery
Court OF this city yesterday.
JIG. LANCE and wife 10 Christina r.
wife of George c. Deitrick, 80 feet on
Fifth street. southeast corner Duval
81 90. same to NJ J Cullinan 80 feet on
east side Fifth street near Duyal $500
George :. Nashon and wife TO James q
Whitlock, 10 feet on north side High
street. 500: Harvey Wilson. special
commissioner. TO Hermann l. Wigaud.
% feet on west side Duyal stress No
42l west Duval street,, 5000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

What a wonderful painter Rrbens was
remarked Merritt at the ant gallery.
Yes assented Cora III f. aid Of him
that he could change a laughing face into d
sd one by single stroke
why" spoke up little Johns.s in disgust.
my school teacher can 30 that Harper
Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
HENRICO COUNTY

James II Dooley Joseph Bryan and
their wives 10 Ro II Gillian, GO feet on
FLOYD street, northeast corner Cedar
81 $40: same TO Wallace l. Barker. go
feet on north side Floyd street near
Cedar, 81 200 jacob Keith and wife 10
Frederick Sitterding, lois 800 and 56i m
plan OF Duvals addition. 5000, j B.
Pace and wife 10 \ " Patterson, $50
feet on southside Ashland street near
Carter, ii $50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Is the name Of the saloon under the
American Hotel which has just been
handsomely equipped with an elegant
thousand dollar outfit and stocked with
The oldest and most popular brands of
liquor. and wines some OF which are
GuchcnAeimer Reimp0rted. Gibson Dou-
bic Stamped xxx Cabinet Old Fulchef
Clemmer and others An elegant lunch
/. served daily, and an experienced man
Mr. "a C. Howl always in attendance.
A share Of the public patronage is re-
spectlully solicited Respectfully.
o. CABELL DAVIS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
Did His Best.

Qaillpen-You have made quite a Success
OF the profession Of teaching, haven't you,
BirchrOdf
Bmchrod-Yes; hnvo always endeavored
10 put in my best lcks at it.-Burlington
Free PrsES
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Jones -- @ffOu.-Mnlei .iI .af
daughter of Browns
Smiths slr ueFfi t.1'..
J0n,s-l0u cam let .le r Ir
fused io e.olc WITH t.e ooN.am.a sos.
teriay
sm.ih-iicavens what 1853 lo.,.
- if.n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Is the baby strongr
Wei, rather You know wha, L tremen.
dors voice he has
Yes
"Wel. he lifts that i've OF tx times an
hour '-iIalper's Dazar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
Too Accommodating.

Young Poet fwko on entering a sanctum
suddenly remembers that he has retained
no copy OK his ehuAon)--Do you return
poems
Editor emphatically-Always.- Phi!adel.
phia Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
ADNICt 10 MOInLKs.

Mrs. WINSLOws SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves tire little sufferer az once /:
~ produces natural. quiet sleep uy relieving
the chi.d from pain. ANA the little eherub
lwakt- as bright as "A button" lt is very
pleasant % taste. II soothes The child. sOftens
the gums. allays all pain. relieves wind. regu-
Iates the bowels. and 4, the best known rem
eiy tor diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
" or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
0ttle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
- MssNANs GxPEDLrLoN.
some Tact. Of "a ,mn who IN. Broom,

some Facts Of STAN Who Has Broom,
One OF the Leading Explorers.
Capt Hermann Nl,m.n. who recently
started ol uu expedition to qu.A tie uprls
ing m tLa German possessions 90 t.s eastern
coast ~ AFRICA. Was born tA.rtT-s. year, a.,
I'm Frank.0r--ou-lle-Olr H. anld 10 ID.
GERMAN army as lieutenant. and a.orwat
devoted lm,e.t p tae exploration OF Africa
lie first crossed tls continent m 1850. start
.ns from Io1uta and proceeding 90 tle coast
of ths Indian Ocean Tus trip lasted nearly
two year. Iu ls.j, 40 the request OF The
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
AE

Icare n9t. said tha rose "wAat D. my fate
II ouiy on Love bosom aoll is,
Illicit love 0r lawful With lts mato-
IL matters NOT 80 there fade and die
\ violet sighed 4 only care Co own
a fate as loV!y as my modest head,
Sweet memories bring tO one who IS alone
Or sootAe aud cheer "a sick child weary BET "
Oh. Fate thou mystery tAo ross was bid
Within tie shadow ~ "a coffin lld
And the pure violet. in wild unrest
Witherei and sAr1gcied on q wani0ns br .
Edith sessions nppcr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

How dld you ike lLo readlngl'
asked gentleman Of an cd lady " 30
had attended an entertainment given
by noted elocuuoulst
oh, ever 50 much! / thought
that piece about Cesar crossing The
Rubicorn was splendid, and 50 was
that one about tho Ono HoSs Shay |
always did like Shakespeare. -
Youths Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

Miss PARK AVENUE How fresh and
soft your skin looks. Pray tell ne what
do YOU USE
Mis-. Franklin Street i use Owens &
Minors glycerine and elder flower lotion
and IL IS lust splendid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

In this court Yesterday the suit Of
MessIs. Powers & 60. against Walter ID.
Moses * Co was decided the verdict
and ia !gment being given IN favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of Sg4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

OVER forty-one years of successful
business management. over twenty-five
thousand policies in force; over twenty
million dollars distributed 10 policy
holders and estates; no one disputed
claim on ia books is the record OF the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
PLEAsANTs x WoRTHAM.
General Agents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02

king 81 Belgium
lelalerlc9kau
petition from 1il.
onee 10 the River
Lglla tlea up the
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