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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-04

II have used two bottles OF your paine's
Celery Compound. and It has given entire sat-
isfaction as an appetizer and blood purifier"
r. L. BERSER, WATERFOWL, Dakota.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-04
for Infants and Children.

TUX crsrAra coAr.lY. y. fulton Street. Ny
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
EX-PRESmENT JEFFERSON DAVIS
Replies to Lord wool-iey's Criticism of
Him-elf


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May II. - The
AmoricQu tomorrow will publish a let
ter from Jefferson Davis, replying 10
Lord Woolsley's criticism of himself In
the North American Reciec for May. The
letter was written in response 10 re-
quest from l.. W Carmack, editor of the
1msrnn, and is dated at Beauyoir,
Miss, May sth
Mr. Davis says that he can conceive
of no reason for Woolsley's venom to-
wards himself, rs shown in an article
published about year ago, unless An
egregious vanity had been pounded by
my failure TO notice his presence in our
cOuniry-a presence which, IL Is most
probable, was 10 me unknown" Re
ferring 10 the article in the May
N0rM Amercdn, Mr. Davis denies en-
phatically that he ever said that 10000
Enfield rifles would do for the COnfede-
racy. or that he ever refused 10 receive
$4,000 men offered for the Confederate
service, or that the East Indian fleet was
offered him Mr. Davis concludes with
the declaration that there is ample eyi-
dence which he names 10 show that
prompt and energetic efforts were made
20 secure large impOrtations of arms and
munitions of war for the Confederacy,
and, al the same time, by the policy of
enrolling only men who could be aimed
TO draw from the large amount Of private
arms in the South the weapons 10 sup
plement the deficiency upon the Con-
iederacy was organized
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
A Thrilling Escape of Two Women aud
Pour Children

PITTsBURG, PA, May 1.-THE thrill
ing escape of two women and four chill
dren during the prevalence of the storm
last night, comes from Nine-mile Run,
near Salisbury. On the Baltimore and
Ohio road Joseph Blume, his " ife, niece.
aud four children lived in "A large
shanty moOred about quarter Of mile
from the M0nOngahela river At this
point Baltimore and Ohio bridge
crosses the run. During the night
rising water carried the bOat
from lis moorings and bore II
down stream. Mr. Blume was
from home, but a newfoundland dog
woke Mrs. Blumc by is barking. Dis
covering her position she tried 10 catch
projections with line, but failed. The
boat struck tie bridge and was shattered
almost 10 atoms. Before il went down
Mrs Biume managed 10 throw two Of
the children ashore and taking the two
youngest in her arms. followed Miss
frayers The peice also escaped The
dog which gave the alarm was killed In
the wreck
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Kn..ian cor,ette Renda.

LoSDoN May 1.-THE Russian cor
1cue Renda. In command of the Grand
Duke Alexis. anchored in The harbor of
Ryde. Isle Of Wight, yesterday. Owing
tO complaints OF tine townspeople of the
outrageous conduct oi sailors Of Rus
sian War-ship which anchored in the
Aarbor many years ago. the mayor OF
hyde visited Alexis 0n board his ship 10
obtain the assurance of Ills Imperial
llighness that IL his sailors came on
h0fe the disorderly conduct complained
of would not De repeated The Grand
Duke expressed his regret that Russian
sailors bad been guilty of the excesses
ieciied by the mayor. and assured that
iunotiOnary that be had nothing to fear.
COTTON wEAyERa' STRIKE.
PARIS MAY 1.-THE cotton weayers
40 Thizy iu The department OF the khone,
went ont 0na strike to-day. The strikers
number about 10000. IL IS feared the
strike will extend 10 Lyons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
ALEXANDRIA.
Farr's Appointment Causes Much Talk-A
Negro Confesses the Murder OF Man IN
Richmond Ia 1870.

Negro Confesses the Murder of "A Man IN
/ Richmond In 1870.
Special to the TINfs.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May l1-Mucb
speculation and more talk is INDUCED in
here about the appointment of Richard
r. Farr marshal for the Eastern district
of Virginia. II is two-sided. Your cor
respondent sought Mr. Agnew. Mr.. Mac
kenlie. and Colonel David \. Windsor,
representative Republicans here, for
their views, none Of whom could give
anything outside Of their opinions and
statements Mr.. Arnew says he pushed
Farr. and with all his might Colo
mel Windsor, in addition, said he
CWmdsorl thought however, Farr would
not have succeeded without Mahone's
influential endorsement. Mr. Mckenzie
SAYS it does not mean that Malone is to
control the patronage of the State by
any means. Colonel Windsor, speaking
of Wileys appointment says that was
done before an understanding with the
President had been reached in regard to
certain influences. Ex-senator Lewis
concurs with Mr. Mckenzie
A colored man named Mitchell Wood,
arrested here for vagrancy, says be rob
bed and killed Richmond mao named
John Jones, in May, 1870, and fled to
France England. etc lie says his con-
science gave him no peace. Hence the
confession IIc is about foriy-fye years
old and is jailed The Richmond au-
th0r.iie- were notified
John McCabe, OF Leesburg, is dead
aged nlneiy-two. lie was soldier OF
the war OF 1912
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
LEXINGTnN
An floping Couple Arrested Upon the
strength Of "a Telegram-A Farmers

An Eloping Couple Arrested Upon the
Strength Of Teiegram-A Farmers
Alliance.
Special 20 the TINES
LEXINGTON Va, May l1-Friday
M 1rning A. $. Donohoe. holding the adj
case ON the Rockbridge County Mans
and Miss Ada Seal. pretty school gir
of thirteen or fourteen. left school, and
the two together left town Immediately
A umor of am elopement was gossiped
ON ihe streets. The absence of the TWO
from town with otier information con-
irmed the rumoI. and The young lady
failing TO return home last night left no
doubt as 10 the case William Seal
q brother of The girl who enjoys the
highest respect of ihe community, swore
outa warrant forabduction against Don
oboe. and an officer was at once put on
the case. a telegram received here af-
tar midday. announces the capture OF
The young lovers at or near Longdalc
Furnace, Allegheny county, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad They Will be brought
here tonight Donohoc is Of age, and
halls from about Norfolk
The eight sub-hrapches of the Viz
ginia State Farmers Alliance, composed
of several hundred of the best and most
prosperous formers of this county, were
addressed here to-day by Grand State
Lecturer Colonel G. T. Bailey, Of Bridge
water after which a county organiza-
ton was perfected, with Thomas 4.
rfett. president
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
TWENTY LETTERS
Calling for the Resignation OF Twenty
cadets

WAsHINGToN. d. G.. May Twenty
letters went ogf from the Navy Depart
meni This afternoon calling on as many
members of ihe last fourth class OF the
Naval Academy for their designations
These cadets. after serving at Annapolis
for four yeais failed Co pass at the semi
annual examination held last February
Dl March 4fh they were granted leave
0f absence until May, with the privilege
of reioiuirg the fourth class and con.
tnulng their studies fine Attorney Gen.
cial. 10 whom the matter was re-
ferrcd, decided that was contrary 90
the statues. and recommended that
names of cadets found deficient he
dropped Following his advice this ac-
lion was taken The names of the ca
diets who are requested 10 resign are /.
G.. Baird. r. S. Douglas, j. J Saith, W
j Murray. T. y Armstead. g. Shaw, T
II =. Vail. g. =. Wagner. II l.. Naldron,
w. = Bowley, J.. BoItwood, A. p. Childs
y $ Coleman, j. c. Hooker, j. Jennings,
G. L. Kaufman, +. 7 Scott, W w
Sparks, d II Thompson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
THE slx.DAYs WALKING CONTEST.
Herty j. the Wipner-seven of tho Pedes
uians Covered over 100 Miles.

NEW YORK May ll.-There was fair
attendance IN Madison square Garden
tonight % witness the close of the six
DAYS walk. which was begun at midnight
ON Monday morning last The cOnies-
tant. hObled around the track like inya-
lids Cartwright gave up his fruiiles-
attempt 90 cut down Herty's lead, and
cOntenied himself with being sure OF
second place lierty was away behind
the record The enthusiasm attending
the close was no less. however than when
Littlewood made bis splendid record in
the last contest llorty Was the recipient
of many beautiful floral tributes.
The leaders came ON the track at s.4l
p N. N.. and from that time % the finish
the garden res0rrcod with merrimeni
and applause Cartwright, on his APP
pearance, was presented with a hand
some cut-glass goblet, in a silver hold
Hegetman got TWO large baskets of
flowers, and in recognition OF these
fayOrs. the men spurted for a quarter
OF "a mile ON the completion of hi'
500 miles Smith retired The second
man 90 leave was sullivan. Hegetmar
aud Cartwright followed at $3.50 A. VI
| Hughes retired fifteen minutes later hay
/ ing covered jlj miles He was ready
TO drop with fatigue Herty and Colder
retired az $50
At 1910 Heriy reappeared dressed ii
street apparel Manager O'Brien intro
duced him to the crowed that surround
ed him As winner of the match Tw'
thousand five hundred dollars will b.
divided as the portion Of the gate re
ceipts among the seven who coyere'
i've hundred mi es and over as follows
Ilerty. 81 900 Cartwright, $50; Nor
mae, $40; Hegelman. $500; Hughes
5000 Golden, fl25; smith, $50.
Final score ilerty, 800 miles; Cart
wright. 532 Normac, 526, Hegelman
52O. Hughes, 5lj; Smith, 800; Golden
5Oi: Adams, isG. Johnson, 4j0; Taylor
400, sullivan, 346 Nolan, 3i5.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

NnMINGroN. DEL, May ll.-Salva
ton Papio q prosperous Italian fruit
dealer of this city, stabbed Samuel I'd
wards. negro, this afternoon in The
formers store. The negro entered the
store and got into a discussion with the
Italian. striking him several times. The
Italian relaliated hy catching up a date.
hook and plunging it into the abdomen
side. and head of the negro. The latter
staggered 90 drug store from whence
he was conveyed TO the police station
lie died within an hour The Italian sub.
mitted quietly TO arrest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

WEST PoNr Va, May ll.-ley vii.
liam Edwin Had a noted lecturer, and
also editor of the New \ orA Chlsi,an'
of New York city. leciured here during
the past week in the Christian Church.
Ilis subjects were How TO Make Home
Happv." and How 10 Get Married.
me lectures were brim full of Wit and
humor. and the large and appreciate u-
dience feli douby repaid Mr. Hall Is a
native of Murfreesboro. Tenn lie Is
born actor. and impersouates those char
acfers. which he introduces IN iruiy
life like manner His language is beau
tilul. his eloQuence uniform and elegant
while his facial expression is irresistible
lie goes from here TO Richmond, from
thence westward to -. Louis, Mo.
Messrs. l.. Williamson, I. NJ. Consla'
bic, George Lindsay, W. H.. Stewart W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

AZ Philadelphia - rhiladelphias, A.
" ashingtOns. l.
At Chicago Chicagos, H. Piitsburgs,
3.
At Cleveand Cleyelands A. Indian
apoli- D
At Boston-Bostons. 1 New Yorks,
3.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, 8; Co
ilmhus. H.
At Cincinnati-Game called at the end
of second inning ON account of rain
Cincinnafis, B. Brooklyn-. 3
At Louisyile-Louisyillc, .. Athletics,
!.
At ST. Louis-St Louis, 2O Balti-
m0res. g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
KAUF MANN g. CO.,
4I3 E. BROAD ST.

in Defense Hail. and delivered one Of the
most finished addresses conceivable
After thanks had been voted 10 Mayor
Robert Pillow. of Columbia, and the an
nouncemeut that all who want 10 join
the Scotch Irish Society of America 10
address A. c. Floyd, Columbia Tenn,
the Congress adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

e f5h me-, ,yS, quay addi,iooI rilyay
p0stollice service will be established on
ihc line of the Virginia Midland and
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads, Wash
ingion, ID. G.. 10 huntington, W Va.
thence to Cincinnati, a.. forming a
through line of railroad postofice service
IN apartment cars from Washington, ID
C., TO Cincinnati. a., additional railroad
p0stOillce service viii also bee placed on
The line of the Chesapeake aad Ohio rail
way between Richmond and Clifton
Forge, Va, on trains five and six.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

This morning The cross-examination o.
Robert Brittle by the defense was ne
sumed. and Mr. Mcllwaine asked th'
witness, very impressiyely, whether he
was willing TO swear positively and sol
emily TO the fact That he really did have
The conversations with Carleton, whicl
were reported in this correspondence
Yesterday. Brittle looked the jury il
the face without ilinching and replied
IL am, in "a firm tone of voice. Ihi
ended the cIOss-eXamination ana Nh
McKenney here announced that The
Commonwealth rested its case. The de
Tense then called Mrs S. T. Marks. ihl
wife of ID. 4. Marks. and the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

o. Moore, William II Fary and Capt J.
W. Pollard and others left hc-" last night
for Walkerion, Va, where they went to
attend a special meeting Of the Masonic
lodge of that town They returned this
morning and report a most delightful
time
Mr. J.. c. Cailett, OF the Tideuattr
IIgiaiqH, was in the city yesterday. lie
will remove bis paper here at once, which
will hereafter be issued as The Nsst
Point IIgiaiQn. We wish him success
in his movement
Several large foreign ships have sailed
from this port since last issue, and one
or more have arrived. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
senator Ransom to Deliver the Address.

RAIEIeH, \. G, Nav ll.-It Is an
nounced to-day that Serator Matt W
Ransom will deliver the memorial ora
ton before the alumni OF the North Car.
olina University on the occasion of The
celebration June 9TH next OF the centen
nlal of the charter OF the university
Hundreds Of alumni from all parts Of the
South will be present az the grand din
ner. reunion and reception The even
will be the most memorable in the his
forV of the university.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
Killed by Lightning

Rryovo Pa. May li.-Mrs William
McNal and her four children. of Ridge
way. Elk county, sought safety from
yesterdays terrible storm In ihe cellar of
their house While there lightning
struck the house. aud the mother and
three of ben children were killed. The
other child. @ babe of "a month old, was
alive and uninjurcd ia the arms Of It's
dead mother
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
A BLOODY Scene In a oourt-Room

KANSAS ClrY, Mo-, May ll.-This
morning while James Smith was on trial
in Justice Lewis coyrt-rOom in Kansas
Civ. Kans., ON the charge OF burglary, be
suddenly drew a razor and cut seven
inch cash in the neck Of Detective vii
liam GUiey, producing a fatal wound
and then made dash for liberty, bul
was shot dead, pierced by hye balls
Smith cut officer Maloney in the lex
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
THE PRESIDENT.
me is SAILING INNIRGISIA WATERS
FUNERAL COACHES WRECKED
~ 4 sTORN
KILLED. ROASTED And MUTILATED
BY MTNICANS.
Fourth Glass postmasters Appointed-A
chicago Man Kills Ills Young wife
Secretary iialford Gone 10 Atlanta
ii-s. the - Bank President.

WA-uINGroN. ID G.. May ll-Prc,i-
dent Harrison started of This morning
.or trip down thc river. and perhaps "a
short sea voyage. on the Dispatch. At
l0 o'clock Dee lcfi The White House. ac-
companicd hv Mrs Harrison and his
grandson. Benjamin Harrison Mckee,
Secretaries Window and Busk The
purity were driven down to the navy
Wm where tle United States steamer
Dispatch was in waiting Soon after
fhc vessel was boarded hv the Prcsiden-
Nal party She steamed down the river
A more perfect day for such a trip
could u0' have been selected The air
uss cool an3 only few feecy clouds
were iu the sl,v II The fair weather
continues thc party wiil not return until
Monday night. and they may stay away
until Tuesday morning Thcplan- forthc
"Trip ha1 NOT been malured. ,o DO was
stated before thc Dispatch started. IL is
probable that fo morrow will be spent at
old Point Comfort.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
KAUFMAN eco.
SPECIAL SALE OF COL0RED STRAW HATS,
SUMMER MILLINERY.


10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
.h.rclne nm nLh cruelt, 10 Orrhans

NEv Yom,. MAY little Harad ha.
thc following from Ne-tchester Pa.
Charge 0f gross cruelty 90 the children
boo his care ale made against Professor
Van Horn. OF the Chester Springs Sol
dicrs Orphans school. in This county
hy McCalc Post. 40 30. q. a. k Ih,
matron of the institution is disposed
also to tcil stories of crime on thc part
of the manager. in which the more ma
mrcd rIls of theschool win act the pan
0f shame as well as abused witnesses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
Killed During the storm.

PITTsBURG, May 1.-THE deaths by
last nights storm in this vicinity are as
follows John Dougheriy, John kocher
Gertrude Schaefer, aged nine; Lonisa
Schaefer, aged three; all Of Allegheny
Patrick Meskell, freight conductor on
the Pittburg and Lake Erie kailroad
and an old lady. name unknown, living
near New England station, on the Pitts
lr,u and | aIa Erfa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
The Daiiy Times will.

The " Daily Times " Will.
~ soon ~ pTaCtiCahic,
move ife entire plant aud
Office 90 fhc first nOOr Of
lhc large and COumOdiOus
building No. 9OI East Vain
street. recently occupied
D., Ssn. Mitchell ~ 90.
Having added largely 80
fhr former outfit, the
DO Daily FiuDcs - ROW pre-
rarcd 60 fulfil all the re-
oui.sics Of a live, progress
itc newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

COLUMBIA, Tenn, May 1.-THE
Scoich-Irish Congress closed to-day,
Congr ssman Benton Mcmillan making
a fine sperch, declaring that the rebuild
ing of the South from the ruins OF the
war was due largely to the descendants
OF th. Scotch-Irish. DR. Mcintosh, of
Pennsylvania, spoke on John Knox"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

WAul'eIoN. D e.. May 1.-THE
case of Passed Assistant Paymaster II.
s. Smith. who disappeared i'om the
Essex 900 Sew York. and failed to Turn
up lor several days, will Dee en4uiied
into hy the Navy Department. This
afternoon Secretary Tracy ordered %
court of enquiry 20 convene az the
BROOKLYN navy ward on next Tuesday TO
ascertain whether 10 is cXpedient TO try
Nr Smith Boy couu-mariial ON the
alleged charges of drunkenness and dis
obedience OF orders The court of en-
quir, VIII consist of Captain Ebin, Pay
master Edward Putnam Lieutenant j.
a 10 Nichols. with Captain j. G. Reid.
0l ihe marine corps. as Judge advocate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

ANNAPOLIS, MD, May IA shock
from what was supposed to be an earth
quake was felt here at 3:45 this morning
/ he vibrations were from northeast Ia
southwest. The trembling was accom-
panied by loud clap. as though some
heavy substance had fallen op the earth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

New oRK, May II -Ex-Congress-
man man NJ. Bass died at the Hotel
Buck Agham This evening of consump-
ton and heart failure. He was tiftyfour
wears old. He was formerly n partner
of ex- President Cleveland He was dis
irict attorney of Erie county, y. y
from 1871 TO 1915.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

SAINT, BARHRA. CAL, May 1.-The
United STATES steamer Charleston left
This morning for Point Maqu. near
Nentina. to start ON her four-hour run 10
Point Conception. The distance is
about eighty miles. This trial is for the
nrrno.c off definitely obtaining the
.pccd atiainable II the trial is success.
nl .he viii continue on her way TO san
Francisco. at which point the result of
her trim will first De learned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
FORMALLY AWARDED
THE RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
BIG CONTRACT.
now THE BOTS PLAYED BALL
YESTERDAY.
CALLING FOR gIIE REsIGSATION or
TWENTY CADErs
Killed by Iightning-Addifiona Railway
Mail service on the Virginia Midland
and the Chesapeake and Ohio-The
Latest Foreign News.

WAsHISGroS. May 1.-The Secretary
Of the Navy to-day formally awarded
the contract for furnishing the ma
eiinery for the battle-ship Texas, at Nor
folk. TO the Richmond (Yal Locomotive
and Machine Works. for S634 500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
A Long standing Disputed Question Dc
cided.


NEW YoRK. MAY 1.-The long stand
inc disputed question of worsied duties,
which involves nearly 81 100000 per
wear between merchants and the New
i ork custom authorities, was decided
bv Collector Erhardt to-day. For long
time invoices Of manufactured Worsted
Goods have been found by the appraiser
to contain large quantities OF wool, and
have therefore been appraised under
section 3G2 of the tariff law which calls
fora duty of thirty-fye cents per pound
and thiriy.hye per cent nd ca'orcm on
am wooden goods under the value OF
eighty cents pound.
TheimpOrters claimed that the worsted
goods contain only "combed' wool, and
should come in under the provisions of a
section of the law which classiies
blankets. wool hats. and goods made in
knitting frames. and calls for a duty OF
10 cents per pound on goods of the value
of 80 cents per pound and under, and a
duty of - cents ON goods between 5u
and 40 cents per pound The collector
has decided adversely TO the importers
and notified them that worsted goods
shall be classified under section 562 OF
the revised statutes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

BiRsuSGHAM. ALA, Ma IA switch
engine on the Alabama and Great south
ern road jumped the track to-day and
fell over a fifteen foot bank Engineer
GLADDEN. was so severely injured that be
will die. William Barrol, who was steal
ing a ride, had both legs cut of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

PrrTsBCRG, May ll.-A special from
Tiilin, O.. says report comes from
North Baltimore. Wood county. that a
man named Johnson, who recently ar
rived from the South, has been taken
with all the symptoms of yellow fever.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

CINCNNAII D.. May ll-At meet
ing of lhe board of directors of ihe Base
Bad Association this morning, at the
Grand Hotel mpIre Holland decision
was reversed in The game played between
the Brooklyns and Athleuc-, at Ridge
wood. y s. Sunday, MAY 9th. The game
was given to the Athletics by the direc-
I-I- LN Il .lnre nI y ln D
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
PERSONAL

nR. X. T.. FRANKLIN HAS RE-
hmoyed his Office from ei5 west Main street
10 sJ1 west Main. corner OF LAUREL street.
,mylll
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
THE MODEL AGAIN.

Here the model of the Marks resi-
dence was again introduced, and Mrs.
Marks was questioned as To the position
OF herself and Sallie when the conyersa-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
TEE WHEgs,

Established January. 1924,
was absorbed 5y Ehc Esai.s
FINES Dcccluhcr -. i~~~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Published every day ia the
wear. ANA the only NOuda!
morning daily ISSUED iii
. min
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
MILLINERY.
GRAND REDUCTION IN SUMNER
MILLINERY AT MRS. b. W. COSBi'A
s3l East Broad street.
i3l East Broad Street.

pers NJ in search OF hanjsome flowers iiii
sprays. wreaths. feathers and tips viii do wei
% call.
The arg,s and handSomest selection of
trimmed and untrmmed goods IN the city.
Lace and tuiie hats and bonnets TOO numerous
,aIl and ace for YOURSELF mylset
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
OLD MASTER OF ARTS.

Fresh, soft shell crabs received daily
u kueger's Restaurant.