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Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15
For Sale.

4 house and lot in the town oi Bis bee. House furnished throughout
 Apply 10 J. G. BARNEY, II Bisbce.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Ladies are astonished, children are amazed, gentlemen are pleased by the wonderful feats of Stanselic, the wiz ard
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Scientific illusions, deceptive trans formations and the d-l to pay in gen eral at the performances of Stsnselle Scheiifelin Hall, Thursday and Friday
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Stanselle, the magician, at Schieie- lin Hall. Don't forget the date. Sc cure reserved seats at Walkers.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Let joy be uncOnfinsd and hilarity reign at the performances of Stanselle, the wizard
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15
LOCAL NOTES.

The stages come in crowded with passengers every day.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

The police department of Boston costs the city sl,250yOoo per year, and vet Boston milk is adulterated.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Stanselle, the wizard, will astonish you. Don't miss it. Thursday and Friday next.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15
" nfed.

Teams for Sonora. Apply to
 s. NJ. BARROW, If Allen street, Tombstone.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Just received by the Cochise H. X T. Co. large and elegant line of neck wear, all of the latest styles and nobbiest designs; also silk overshirts-a novelty. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Two car loads of furniture just re- ceiyed at kohler's fll-lm
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

A sea bath at home can be had hy buying a package of Ditman's Sea Salt at Yonge's Drug Store. F ltf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15
For Sale.

Good saddle horse. Cheap. h. quire of
 If IT. G. HowE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Old newspapers for wrapping pur- poses for sale at this office; 9 cents per hundred done up in bundles of one hundred each. ii
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Three hours of fun and wonder at Stanselle's performances. Reserved seats without extra charge at Walkers cigar store.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

The Beautiful Dream in the Air, by Miss Belle Bertrand and Stanselle Reserved seats without extra charge at Walkers.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Reserved seats for Stanselle's two performances at Walkers without ex- tra charge
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

1O,00O rolls all new patterns wall papers and borders, just received at Bags.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Some one of FulIcr's friends in this
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

The Palace Hotel is now better than ever prepared to accommodate the pub lie. The only two-story hotel in the city. First class in every respect and furnished throughout in elegant shape. Toughnut and Fifth street. Visitors to Tombstone should ask to be left as the Palace.
 i2-22tf MRs. BAsTIAy, Proprietress.
 Shrieks of laughter at ;he Devils Windmill. stansclle cuts up his devil try Thursday and Friday nights.
 Take you prescriptions 10 Yongc's Drug Store. F ltf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

Music ty Prot. Ti"ceRfs !Siriag Ba"d.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

The leader of nation is an "ethna- gogue." Gladstone says SO, and he ought to know.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-15

PAVILION HALL, TOMBSTONE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

The popular subject of political gos-
sip in Virginia is about to force itself on
the public again. 1t will not down so
long az there is any life in its aitcnu-
ated anatomy and the nomenclature OF
the Republican party cannot get 1t out
OF the dictionary. When the Head
Centre Of the G.. o. p. concludes
that the Virginia mon-trosity is nui-
sance. and even Abou Ben Hassan All
declines to give him the audience all
tho respectability OF the Republican
party rejoices and the Democrats say +,
Amen
But presently the great Virginia
"Nimphoo' appears. and there IS sort
II phenomenon. and strange pranks
and quirks. Heretofore the hydro
biological monstrosity has been thing
Of various adjustable and introconvert-
IDLE opinions and pretences, but this
time he comes with n mountain Of
"bsodle" and a blazon painted by Quay.
When President Arthur Of blessed
memory backed the Southern outpost
there was booty Of war and all the ras-
caity that could make piratlcal poll
tics pay. But Mr.. Arthur never had
the real spirit Of his party organized
~ Mr.. Harrison has it now. The Re
publican party had not triumphed then
A. they did in 1883 on rrofessed cor
ruption and DOODLE
We know that the Virginia Mon
strosity Of the G. 0. 2. Too. is the per-
,onal representative Of the worst end
most dangerous idea IN American poll
tics. and that we have TO fight It right
here IN Virginia.
The delegates TO the convention ought
to understand this, and give the
Democracy a sensible platform and a
good candidate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
:. CT Point DOS.

fcorresponIence OF fhe Tines
WEST POINT. VA. July 24.-Iher'
will be another excursion here on oae
urdav and Monday next. West foln'
Is famous for excursi0nists. and the
people seem 70 enjoy themselves here
Boating. bathing. and fishing are
among the attractions. besides hnt
navilion for those who wish to spend
the time dancing.
II IL stated that another newspaper
Will be started here the Let OF August
hv G.. J.. Morrison, ex-cdiior or tn'
Star. which was recently sold mere It
Thomas b Henley for $4,000.
An ~ the wharyes and sheds anu
buildings of the railroad company her,
are being thoroughly reprinted anu
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10 erec'
new and larger sheds and wharVee
which Will add grlicly TO shipping IA
cilities.
John IT. Gresham. of Richmond. anC
DR.. George r. Steel, wife and dau2h
ter. also of Richmond. were guests n
The Terminal recently.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
Tus VIRGINIA CAwpsI0N.

Awe have stated before, the coming
cann,ion in virginia will DO another
battle fought on The sams lines; but We
wish to remind the people that Demo
cratic National Administration has
acted to luil their fears of Republican
ruls ia this stats. AS 10 platform
and q candidate We will all agree but
80 to getting the vote Of the party
on, on election dag We may
mssibly make mistake and DIS
,erse II the convention attempts TO
dotde the issue between nat-iOotsd
Democrao, aud protective tsrih' lie
plntforn aud the candidate may not be
al that the ideal Democrat would Ike
NJ. one knows that there has been CO.
oustrv in Virginia politics. The Ne
publicans call u. "iIee-trsders' whsh
we merely ask that ths taxes shsil DO
for the support ~ the government aud
not for the support OF monopoly lnsy
call a. rebels when we assert The con
stitutional right Of home rule ana
community independence - undei
STOOD IA Northern States All ihe'0
PARTY difference Ia e certain D'SilhK
ina local contest. and We do not wish
10 ses the Virginia convention ccnimo-
mise OF avoid the questions that IN
volve an issue between high saxos iot
protection OF monopoly, and just
tax.s. as advocated by the Democratic
party.
The Virginia Democrats eau snord 10
post their party on the Jshersonln
principles. aud the grand old tradition
of the people, party will carry Us all
the time when w are true TO II aud
true TO ourselves. There 10 no need VI
trucking to win 1Sht 1hat msah'
safety and prosressive civilization asd
we should rot be LED III from cur own
principles by the timid idea Of PolisT
that would propitate our suSmies.
We want a square and hard wei
fought contest on sound principles ana
we want TO make this tight without any
lodging. The people OF Virginia are
intelligent enough to sec what ths
TINES means 10 explain In the way oi
tarin reform, and as soon as they go
that the interest Of the working men
and capitalists ere all in tho line OF low
tariff. wswill reassert toe iudo1isaDie
spiIit of the people for just taxation.
But beyond all this. which l. parity
the honor aud theory Of pchtios, theie
10 the great aud vital issue of ci'lllzsd
control OF affairs The STATE Of Nli-
ginia has immense natural resources
and we cannot develop them fof the
good Of our people If gang of 1nprnci-
pied demagogues arc to put the
ignorant negroes in control. II the
necroe. knew II all thsy would
know that It would be the worst thing
for them. The white people know 10
well enough not to allow the state %
be relegaied 10 the horrible fate OF She
reconstruction days sad the risks Of
Danvillo massaCres.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

TIE way IN which Republican pa
triots of high and low degree can boom
erang themselves is wonder.
We all 90 know how big chiefs Of the
.G o. p. were wont to prate Of tariff
reform.
The decay Of New Englands iron
and wooden manufactures has led to
the revival Of the demand, once ear
nestly supported by Henry Wilson.
Senator Hoar, and other Republi-
can leaders Of that section, for
" free iron, free coal, free lumber,
free wool. But no, say the modem
protection organs, Pennsylvania will
not consent to free pig-lros, nor Ohio
to free wool. For Michigan to free lum-
Der. The manufacturers may be 70
handicapped by the enhanced cost Of
raw materials that they cannot com
pete with foreign producers even in cur
own market. but no link Il the tadff
chain must be- broken. There will be
tariff smashing" in earnest one Of
these days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

w. Griggs. vino had charge Of him. in
flicting fatal wound. John was
brought here to-day aud locked up.
viii made his escape. Cause : whisky.
There WAS a wash-out on the d. ana
R.R. near Spencer last night. which
prevented the train going to Danville
to-day.
Our county has been visited by a
series of freshots during the last month
that are unequalled by anything in the
memory Of the Oldest inhabItan.. a
vast amount Of damags has been Cone
10 the land on the streams. Toe wheat
and oat crops are seriously DAMAGED.
STUART.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

We like that expression govern
ment" without the prefix because it
shows how the Republicans represent
the maiJity of their party. Democrats
say the government.
g. o. Z. statesmen say govern
meut" only; SO do the organs of the
English Government, sisters, cousins,
and aunts Government, - quoth a.
That means personal and ari-tocfatic
power. and We want 1t well under
stood.
Government ought to buy in four
per cents
That is Just about the size o. the lit
tie army dude who got an invitation to
Presidential reception and said; " FWc
IEmi ire
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

|furrn- UNuIrnce nl ihr illht-.4
IAwagNCgvuIr. Va. July 2-.-Ihe
following delegate were elected at the
mseting to-day - represent Brunswick
i'm the coming Democratic Convention.
Powellton disuict-Edward Dunn
gooie. !. IS. Palmer.
Neherrn dlstrict-James Rawlings.
r.. ID. Powell.
Sturgeon district-R. y. Short, VIM.
81. Short
Red Oak di.trict-N. VI. Neblett. T..
d. Taylor.
Turnbul
Al laree-N. S. Turnbull, j. W. Bal
Icy. II. "a. lleartweN.
n. S. TCRNBuLL, Chairman.
Warner Loris Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
RAILROADS.


DICHMOND, FREDERlCheDO ~,
H. AND POTOMAC RAILROADS. ..gN.'
commencing APRIL 2lst. i''' - e.''''.
standard time; ,,-.....
49, sm. leaves Byrd street station daily s'
only 81 Ashland Junction. a.-Di
sud Fredericksburg. 1'-. ft
Washllsfon and NcN YORK.
ll.0l SIN. leaves NYrl 9trlct station --'.ff r-
ccTt sunday.
6.25 D m. caves Byrd-street ststos da.'
sleeper 90 New York. ...
$50 am. arrives az Byrd street station nA'-l
Sleeper from New YORK.
as pm. arrives 90 pyrd-strCct station ohNJ
sfup8 at Frederick itrf. Nli'iu
Ilnctlouani Asf'a' d. sleeper If-n
Washington arI Sew 1urh.
1910 pm. arrives 40 Rvnl street. station c---i
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCErr srvrkvg.
64s am. leaves Elba. Arrives af Ashland at
l.33 ana.
f.0O Pr. accommodation. leaves hyri or.
station arrives aI A slIarl af r1l.
d.0i PM. leaves Eliza arrived a- hanari 81
Gas pm.
sf5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland 40 6.l'
am.
s.35 an. accommodation. arrives 80 BYRD
street station leaves A'alfni as 't'
Sc Pho. strives Sc Eibs leaves Aaa'sai a'
5.l2 pm.
2. T. ID. MYERS. General superinieloen-'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
PAIBI * COUNTY
gasaI >Tooiirs tEsrS at Church
-IesncLs.

rDf.e. .1U.elce lI doe Iucs.f
STUART NA-Jlly "A fatal shoot
ing affair occurred 90 Brown scllo.
house. in the lowe. part of this coulty
on Yesterday L. appears that ihr
Primitive BlpIsts hal am appointment
90 preach on that day. aud lwo brothers
by the name al Smith. from the 1d-
i9inlng county ol Stokes. in North
Clr0lina. Were present with some
whisky. While al The spring. one Of
them fired a pistol An officer present.
at once went % learn = bee cause OF The
shooting, and finding on tie Smith
brothers with pistol in hs
hand. ordered his arrest. As
soon 80 he was seized aud disarmtd De-
called for nls brother VIII. who Gang
running up ana upon being caughi by
a young man ramed Haynes az once
opened hie. intliciiug three severe
wounds upon Haynes. During the
struggle his brother John again GOT
possession Of his pistol and fired on j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

MIR. WASANAKER and Corporal Tan
ner are now the bright luminariss q
|. the Republican party. They perform
a conjunction OF Mars and Saturn, and
the Democratic astronomers contem-
plate them through smoked glass and
dsscant on the policy Of tho Republican
party that establishes these glorious as
trail effects with views Of happiness for
the people. Corporal Tanner is to be
Investigated, but Secretary WanGmaLer
Ia. steam yacht loaned to Presijell
Harrison.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

Ir is said in the press reports that
President Harrison listened to sermon
OIL last sunday and walked thought
fully home. $50 II the President really
did think. he must have pondered
on the preachers remarks on the
demoralziug effects Of money in
politics. 1t is good FOR a President
TO 20 TO church, especially II he
walks though,fully home, but what
good can the sermon do il hs continues
10 countenapcc Corporal Tanner and
applaud Lord High EXecuticner Clark
sou, one for assa.sinaiing tho surplus
for bogus pensioners, and the other
Tor numbering be Civil Service laws
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

THERE was a Prince Arthur in Wash
ington when Arthur was President, and
the poor dude mas faded out OF notice
like a wilted bouquet in the lapel of a
fools dress coat.
Now there Is Q Prince Harrison per-
forming in the character of the dude
White House annex.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

OK August LIST we will issue 900
extra copies OF The TINES, continuing
two weeks. these TO be placed IN the
hands Of the best country merchants
This is an opportunity that our mer-
chauts should not faii to take advantage
Of. Az It will throw them IN direct con
tact with the better class of trade that
belongs here. An Gifocke OF this Office
will call upon you FOR your advertise
mcnts. II any one should be overlooked
please send your favors in early.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

THERE is "a rumor that the Samoan
treaty will not be accepted by the
Senate.
1t will not hurt anybody but the Sa-
means. and it is fact that Samoa was
an abstract idea and not a practical
one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

TIE Inter State Commerce Commits.
sion has very sensibly decided that
transportation companies cannot under
coverof "a through export rate. carry
goods to ire point of export for les:
inland charge than is made for the
same class q goods to the same destina
ton when not intended for export
This decision. if enforced, will put an
end to a very cunning method of rail-
road discrimination.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

TIE Philadelphia Record says that
the monopolists have been squeezing
the silk girls, which We do not believe.
and it is necessary to explain that q
strike of about 500 factory girls has
seriously affected the elk industry
at Paterson. y. }. The mlnufac-
turcrs to whom the American peo-
pie pay bounty of 80 per
cent. on their products. came TO the
conclusion that the wages Of the fac
tory girl. ranging from $500 to - a
week. were too high, and ordered a re
duction of 10 per cent. in the rates.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
9bf Gailu Gimfa.
PUBLISHED ny THE TINES COMPANY
OFFICE: 90i EAST MAIN brREEr
RICHMOND. VA.
TIE DAILY rIMBA
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any part Of the city and Man
chester 10y carriers az IA cents psr week.
Persons desiring tbs 1fns. delivered Al
their homes can secure ~ 10y psstsl card TO
quest or order through telephone No. b4S
Whom delivery Il Irregular immediate som
plant should be made 10 Tho once. Tie adj
dress may he changed "a desired. n care be
taken in all cases to mention the old and
nsW address
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

THOU FOOL-As WAS feared, several
fool newspapers are beginning to dis.
cuss with more or less acrimony the
question of location for the proposed
Exposition IN this city IN 1892. The real
estate boomersare evidently alert. What
nonsense Is 1t 10 embarfass the move
ment now by a dispute overa site. First
let all the people of the city resolve
that New York viii celebrate in 1899
Then perfect the organization and pro
coed with the subscriptions and the
guarantee fund. The site IA minor
question. II tins issue is raised now n
great many good people may be alienat-
ed or be al least dashed as 10 their
spirts.-N y World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
PRES 3 Il l. V [ N,
FIND ARI 4 i IN J. = INh-
No. 8 Governor StfeeL.
NOKFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ Road.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBU Rg.
SCHEDULE rs lflflr NAY ID. lsse.
LEAVE Richmond.
$40 A. v. naly, riq hchm0ui and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg D. q
A. AZ. daily. arrive Norfolk ip
q.pA.Y. Daily. rIq Richmond and Petersburg
a road. Arrive Hf Petersburg lO-s
A. ~ So. leaves Petersburg lN.r
A. " for fIrmfIle. LYuchhurs.
Roanoke. BRISTOL, hnnhflIle, ana AZ
points South arf West THROUGH
COACH IO kAnfOkn.
7oP. ~ Dsl. "a edmond an . Psisrssu! :.
fUp. a.. leaves pctrrsll-s 500 I.
~. daily. arriving Norfolk lNs y.
A.. InHOrGH CAR 70 NOR
FOLK.
coop. a.. DaIg. ia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg AZ
r.s p. a.. connecting win Tram No.
T. leaving Petersburg tf t.D 2. ".
Tr Flrutl.r. IHn.Hlurg. Roanoke.
r0llhrrfls. Bristol. knoxville, CHAT.
ano0sa. ani an points south and
prrrNAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMNODA.
TONS
No. f-s.ocpirr.c Petersburg to br'sioI
without change. leaving petersburg Na'il AT
-r. D. 3D. Pullman sleeper Lfrcliufs 10
Memphis. without change
Nu.8 Pullman sleeper Lyuchburg to New
Orleans and A0lnoActo Chattanooga, without
'..-s. hfreage.chcots. ana adj Information
.sa fn. .ht..r.iaf Richmond ani Petersburg
r..f..aI IDnUf A. 49,. CARRIERS. .n' Main
.lrroL. anI 0f tae Company ONCE. fi tast
w.B BEvlLL.
Genera Passenger Agent
CHARLES O.. EDDY. Vice President
Genera. NlN I.lNNhi. "a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

rORNEw YORK.

B..
'" 3d. o." JIM
Steamers leave RDlp0nd EVERY Tu Rs
Dt. HUl ffIIAf $50 p.m.
r0u. ...." hUw t.r. ior he nmond
.t.N N.NN Nrlhf aud 1AIl hDh
Richmond MONDAY and
...I.l M.
..-...it I..hs Nnal 'ia.ed-
'.N .'h t'a James RIVER 49,.
@ n.aF a.a Deil ..... u vo
........... ..'' Is ~
..'rae. SG
. ... lH.a...... and Ohio rail
t.......... .................. 10 DEL
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t. ..non. t.f I.Iar-nlr. tnuotr. and 40 com-
Pr. .t i sal s'seer. and wharf.
n... ....t. .0y0ri Sow YORK.
.f.I f.. .HfI inlrnf sailing.
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Nff. .ltf- HIINN tDAYsIHU rs
HA H.. ..NI .Na 81. H.. frr lHrsaufa,e
.Nu ... ... t.srlll N.n..af -.2uan..
... H....I l.I T.f.rsnurg raI.
H...I. Iam.. wlI make Clnnec-
t...N. p.Il .tg1u.f leaving those
i..r
lEN.rT WALTZ. sCo Auants
n.
Ply 1917 Clmuauv'l Wharf. Rockets
VIRGINIA rAEANl BOAT CON
pANT'-
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OIDpNIN NORFOLK. PORTS MOUTH.
Anew HntI NEWS. CIAHENONI
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
fNl- DINfiT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANsIF. DH OHAhGEOE
ANY KIND
4tlrnr..,.. ..ut..a ..l....l, Nth .r
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l-. .. -.. X .-ftiL f.,
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

The Common Council of Chicago la,
authorized the Mayor to appoint q COM
mittee Of 100 to take the preliminary
steps towards securing the locating 81
the Worlds Fair in 1892 - 10 that Dli.e
who isto dOthe 'locatingf' New York
has begun 10 organize for the World :
Fair. which is already located here
Al that remains j. 10 make il success
worthy OF the occasion abe couutry.
and the Metropolis Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25
JAMEs NNnNnIAI.LON.


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GI5 b.. N.daHf u.m C.un I.f...
r.lUA. 30. daily IHuII clinton I.I.r
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station fI-Nt. .NN lHf.I .Ir...-.
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RICHaOND FREDLal. KeBUI9 AMI
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALT~RhlL Ftor-FN FIGHT
LINK TO AND FROM MORN.
PHILADELPHIA NEW Y0fK,
AND EA8rEKN AtD
WESTERN Clr.f.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS nGrNflb
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Co-respondingly quick timeto other nolnn
Through Oliig u Isdll Issued 90 low 1i q.
g. A. TAlLOR,
OcH General Freight Agsnt.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
4 NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TrFsnAI
and FRIDAY ai i- 81. anI every ST. ANll a.
B a. VI. Freight iur Tuesday tuN irl|rt
steamers received 900 ll.N a.. 81 Inr ..U.
day, steamer fIIl b p. NJ. saturday. Freight
received daily tli5 p. NJ.
Fare % PhNalcIl hil..... .. ............. ti F.
For further Information apply 90
j. ~. NDlAENifk.
General southern Agent.
OH..H. I....fts
w. p. CLYDE 4 co..
de Is Genera. Agents. flAI. ..l.a.
DICHMOND CITY AND STNIN
II PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.
HlrHuDAn. A.k..Ili Do Ir-l.
ON and altOf 1UlN II-N fr In- N..I I.I...
lWenfy-siAfl and D. streets. Dn i.. .,f.ffIn
line, daily HNcrrf sunday NO U.Il 40 3D.
1870 r.. NJ ani 300 j.. 49, reugnIa.. I.ll.
seven Pines 1890 a. NJ. $3.50 D.. 50 HUd -.Il
Oii sundays trains Vil iear. as follows.
$40 A. ", LOO A. ~. l;lO. 2ul. 1900. 5000
and 300 =. 81. returning. Itff. -rktn fIu.s
700 1000 aud l;ul 5. A., l.lp, -.Iu. 5000, i.Nu.
900 and 200 H. 81.
Fare for ron no ffip. % ceuis.
children between d and b. fU..'-. BOO cents
HEBEH BURLINGTON.
General Manager.
Y. lllcHLEH, JR..
Managing Director. iy il-U
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-25

CORPORAL TANNER INVESTIGATED -
The Secretary of The Interior has at
last yielded. as WIS iuiimaei last
night would be- the case. 90 the press
and public sentiment, and appointed 10
committee OF investigation ON the man
agement OF the pension bureau.
consisting OF Or. George
Ewing and H. l.. Bruce of the
Pension office. and Frank l.. Campbell,
of the Department of Justice. These
gentlemen are 10 inquire into the Tee
rating by which Corporal Tanner has
gained 50 much notoriety. pension
agents so many fees, and pensioners
50 much unexpected gramity charsea-
bic to the surplus.
The American press. which. after all .
is the only reliable guardian II the NJ
tiousl treasury. has for weeks been en-
gagged M directing the attention Of the
administration and the taxpayers O.
the enthusiastic generosity OF Corporal
Tsnner. FGshMgt0r Correspondence
u the Baltimore sun.