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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

COLr MBl~. o.. October = To-day Aileh
.. Myers. Of the Cincinnati EAq"tfeI was
sentenced D., Jude David +. Pugh. Of %,
Common Pleas Court. 10 fifteen days in jail
and "A nue of $3.50 for contempt ~ court
The contempt was in Mr. Mser, publishing
i'm tine Eaquifef a year ago last spring q
caustic article on judge Pugh during th'
trial of Montgomery. one Of the frankiii
county person indicted for the tally
sheet election forgerie-, Of whom VII
Myers was one. Myers was Subsequent,
tried before Judge pugh on charge ot 'e
nue. 10 Madison county, and there acquitte'
bv "a Jury. Judge Pugh once before sen
fenced Mycrs for this contempt 10 jan 10
ninety DAYS and line OF $50, but the ~
preme Court on some error in the proceed
ing, remanded the case back fora new hear
! fs4y
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ANATURAL GAS WELL
r,,,odes and Causes "A Fatal Panic.

kokoME. ND. October The cili%ene
Of Jerome. small town, fourteen miies,
east of this city. arranged for a ga Wen
displav last night. and took for the
nurpo-e the Diamond-Plate gas wei
hust drilled there. and the strongest well III
the state. \ sixty foot four-inch pipe war,
laid from the well. and to this was attached
"A four-fOOt elbow. vertically. jus.
when the torch was applied. the ehd
which projected upward. was pushed over
ON 10 the ground. and the immense pressure
hurled the sixty feet Of pipe around amons
the spectators with terrible force. MoSll
Of the younger people in the crowd
were able 10 make good their -,
cane from the roaring flame which burst
from the pipe. but several were caught
Chusa Warmon. pastor Of the friend
Church. was literally roasted 10 DEAN
John Uogtle was 80 BADLY burned tha'
he cannot recover. 1hirain o'ermar
WAS knocked down in the stampede
and sustained fracture Of the skull. frah'
La Rue had his leg broken, and ainputatiof
was found necessary to-day. number o
others were slightly burned or hurt in The
rush for safety.
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THE RAILWAY TROUBLE
The Pretty Widow flynn Get. in Her
Work.


work.
MFR. Thornton y. Motley. 'ice-lfe- ideH'
of the Electric Road. wrote letter 10 cap
taiu Andrew Pizzini. which was received
Yesterday. saving that he trusted that ma,
f.rs would soon be- satisfactorily arranged 2
lint he did not say what would pe lhe
method Of arrangement.
The PRETTY WIDOW.
The Washington star Of Yesterday COM
nenting ON our railroad situation. says
The widow Of Maurice Flynn seems .o
have won victory IN the Richmond ciccliie
railway litigation. JAY Gould came 0" hci
aid and AS soon Us Mr.. Flynn vent 10
Rirhuond she secured the best le-h talent
in tine state. Mr.. Putzel. the New ,fA
LAWYER who accompanied her. sald liial VII
1;ould was going 10 uphold Mrs. lynn +
hands i'm the LEGAL warfare Na-ed against
her il mattered not at what cost. W heliiri
that fact had anything 10 DO WIN n ~
moi. no sooner was il known that ihc Nl@"iu
| of Wall street had taken part in lhe con-
fest than rttin0r, al 4 compromise Iraeu.l
Richmond. II is believed now that lh,
whole controversy Will De- amicanll ~etI,o
outside of the courts. During her stay il
Richmond Mrs. Flynn remained closely ii
her hotel. but her resident lawyers sleiN ii
hi.hest terms of praise of her.
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4 Letter from Rev. }. u. Ha " thorne' OF
Atlanta, Ga.

II gives me real pleasure to say word
for medicine which believe Is destined
To be a great blessing TO the aiiicted
everywhere II is not the cunning de
vice of a qudck but the discovery OF
scientist. Ii is the result of many years
Of research and experiment by an emil
nent specialist. Thousands OF my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
Six months ago. by the advice OF my
physician. | gave up the pastorate. l
have used two bottles of Kings Royal
Garmefuer. and while | cannot say
that am completely cured. do aiilrm
that il has so far reliered me. eXpe-
rlence no pain nor discomfort.
feel it to be my duty to sayalso that
the effects Of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal and
wonderful She has been almost lie
/ long invalid FROM nervous headache,
neuralgia and rheumatism. In aperiod
of thirty years she has scarcely had
DAYS exemption from pain. She ha'
been using "Germotuer' about two
months. 4 more complete Transferring
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom of disease has disappeared
She appears to be twenty years younger
aud is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take the medi
cine and the testimony Of all OF then
is that it is a great remedy.
j. Is. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta, Ga. July 18th, 1889.
DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer Is nov
put up in a concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added to seven and
half pints of water will make a gailol
of Royal Germetuer. n wine-slassiu
dose. A teaspoonfm in wine glass
full of water is a dose of the coucen
trated.
Price, 81 80 per bottle.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
. Oppo. Postofiice. Richmond, Va.
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rue pouoAKEepsIE FiREMEN.
D.,,gbtcd with Their Treatment In Hic"-
moud.

The Pouehkecpsie Erening Enterprise
h,s tho following to say about the reception
rendered the Dayy Crockett compah. y.
Poughkcepsie 6remcn In THIS ci'N 'he "'''
three days Of last week; o,,o., .oJ
"yirgina hospitality is not exccl'e4 I'm, ~"
seldom cqualled the world over, "'," w." ''.,,
n,ond. lis capital. is n wonder III tha' par
,icul.r The hearts of its citizens are warm
indeed. their hospitality being unponhoeo
and amending. n,.,.
..Thc entertainment provided 10 pa,!
Crockett and guests was Of such remark
able character that II il Impossible 10 ~" ,n'
matter iustice. From the time the North
ern visitors reached Ashland. short ais
lance from Richmond, where they were me-
hv "A delegation of the Richmond flre pc-
partmcnt. until their departure ~, n'"',
80 ono Grand ovation Everything that
,hc INGENUITY of man could devise. according
,ncircumstanccs. was done by the richmond
lire laddics. Money. time, and hard WORK al-
noarcd Ia he of no account with the SOUTH
nrn hoys. and their attention paid To 'le
| ,;s;,ors WAS continuous and of that warm
hearted nature 50 characteristic OF theh'
..NaVor Fllyson. in his welcome words
| on tho arrival at the hotel. made every Nlsl'
| tor realize that he was in the hanus o, uu'
friends. He referred beautifully 10 iile un
| nloosantncs- of "A quarter of century ago
and eNltDttu ~ III
,rocdom of the once rebel capital.
"The visit to Fair oaks and seven ilhes
ON Tuesday. was i'm itself an entertainment
eycellinc in cXtensiyeness ana pleasure
ANYTHING anticipated for the entire STAY
mi that seemed only drop IN the pucke
of endowment. for the banquet OF iuesda.
evening and the sightseeing OF Nednes
4 da, eclipscd everything in the line oi pleas
urc and profit THAI a POughkeepsie OF an.
= other Northern company were ever hlau
participant Of .,.. 60 e,o,
~Tbe bows desire the Enterprise 10 siai
, that they owe the fire department OF Kici
mond n debt they will never be able 10 pay
I Inf ON their visit North in $780, VIII ei
: deayor to rcciprocate in measure lor III
, grand time in the south.
/ Tho EDfcypri>,'S article Il very iohi
and GOES into details and describes the man
noints Of interest the visitors saw whiie
O the city.
FROM HARRISBURG. PA.
!. cantain j. II. Redwood, of steam fil
o Fncine Company No. I. has received t.
. ,"r from the commonwealth Band. OF la
h risbmrg. Pa. signed by John 6astroc
o header and corresponding secretary.
which he states that at 4 stated mee'ihS
the hand held on Wednesday. October "a.
.xoie of thanks was rendered you ana q
, the Kind people of your city Tor coullev'
/" and kind treatment while ON our WISH WI
: Won recently with the Hope Fire Compan
a. fhi. city,.
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RiCHMOND'S NOR sALITY.
Report of the Board of Health i"r inc
Month Ending October 9TH.

According 10 the report of Or. open
heimer. President of the Board Of Health
the total number Of deaths in the cry i"I
,hc NecL ending SATURDAY. last. exclusive Of
.lill-births. were b. Of which Is were White
and Il cOlOred.
The rate Of mortality Of the whole popu-
laiion was $50 per 1000 per annuln; oi inc
white population. l6.l per l'ooo I'll '"'
colored. 200 per 1000 per annuln.
The ages Of the deceased were; ! daN ~
30 / white and | colorcd; month Ia" ]
colored: & month TO T., > colored; ] year u
3. > white and > colored: > years To- ~
colored: 10 years to ~. , colorcd; 20 year,
tn 20. colored: 30 years 10 40. white; ~
wears 10 %. 3 white; ~ years 10 o. Whiie
and colored: 90 years 10 20, > white and :
colored: 20 years To 80, ; white ana col,
ored: - wears TO 90, white; UNKNOWN
white. ,....,
The mean temperature during the week
was % degrees; amount Of rainfall o.o'
| inches.
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THE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
lr. Eey@ridce Preparing For "a Big sho"


Mr.. William II. Be,eridgc, in his cIlrserl
way of talking. told the reporter yesterday
tbot he had followed lIezekiah Jonathan :
suit. He would also be- in the iield ~ u
candidate for the Legislature UNIV tue sun
sci ON the fifth day Of November.
I'm his usual rambling way he said he was
Going 10 rent the Richmond Theatre Tor a
nighi. and that he would then give polltl-
cal show which would 80 attract the people
that tickets for admission would sell ish
lie would have acalcuim light s'ercop'lc"l'
and ,mono the pictures thrown on the can
yass would be Sheriff southwark twhltel
and Major Burrell (coloredl. with The vel
low cook for the Jail, and her sister OF
either side. .....
Another picture would snow 'iu"'
rona,h,n aud the oakwOOd suicide in
high cartoon sense, divided into number
of scenes. Nc.
Those who know W. II. Beyerldge ear
take his statement for what II i worth.
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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS


Made b. the Democratic Executive Com
mttee.
ALEXANDRIA. a.. october T. special.
TIN. rxeeufilD committee are authorized q
make tine following announcements.
HOS. join 4. HARRIS.
Hrnkmehm. Monday. October ID.
Ouepcr. special. Thursday. oct l.
Au-Ii-tt. Monday. oct. -~.
Augusta. local appointments dhun-
week..
Alh.malie. Monday. NoN. 3.
COLONEL WILLIAM b. Arifll
Northumberland. Monday. octlh
RICHARD b.. BYRD. ESQ.
Bath. Tuesday. Oct s..
MAJOR j. HODE TYLER.
Hanover "Wednesday. oct. lN.
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FF.Thul. treasurer " -'uneWall Jack
SON ,amu .g. fmfDnal Legion. yesterday
paid to Mrs. Elizabeth Eurhcr lN'l. tl'
amount for which Henry Buchcr. decea-ed 81.
ua, insured in fhe above ORDER winch is
CROWN. very rapidly m This city.
The order pays from one o." h'r ii.i-'.i'
dollars and meets ou the first and third
"Wednesday OF each month ai IN0ll- ilili.
F.J. Rose. Jr. accountant Ni branch 'l'
order of thr Iron illil. paid io Mrs. Eliza.
h.fn Bu.hpr -clrnfy-lte dollars. 900 account
ofuIua-, OF H. Buchor three weeks D"nrhl
af TWENTY-FIVE dollar per week..
This branch of fnn order i- 300 -o'l ". h
iu., order. and mreI- fhe FIRST 1nl inild fir
dar of each month lh0ll- Hail.
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ANOCTOBER WEDDING.
Marriage of MIR. l.. 4. Koutt and Mist
Mary 4. PulIiam.

Yesterday afternoon. ut $3.50 o'clock, ~
Centenary Methodist Church. Mr.. Leroy i
Routt and Miss Mary T.. Pulliam, both Of
this city. were married by the pastor, Rev
DR.. J. f.. Judkins. The bride wore a brown
travelling suit, with hat TO match. Ih'
ushers were: Messrs. George l.. Roberts
VI. Ii. Hart. Alexander Mahood. \. VI. Routt
W. H. Reynolds, and Samuel fulilani, bes
After the marriage the young couple lief
ON the evening train for the North.
Mr.. Routt is the popular young druggis
of III east Main street. and his bride ~ th'
daughter of Or. Robert NJ. Puliiam, OF No
10 north Second street.
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CASE OF SHOP-LlFTING.
A Neat Looking Woman steals an 'h"er-
vest She secrctcs u Under Her Cloak
hut Gives IL up when Openly Charged
with the Theft.

Hut Gives ~ up Wheh 'P'"J
with the Theft.
I'm bet that woman has stolen some
thing
one of the proprictors Of kaufman X Co.'S
millinery. AZ east Broad street s'iid inns
Yesterday morning ~ a genteel looking and
neatly clad white woman walked lei-urels
through the store toward the door.
one Of the salcswOmcn had Just been
shaving her some ladies' nnitted under
vests. and while she examined the Goods
She deNtcrously slipped one under her cloak
before the unsu-pectng clerk saw ihe
movement.
II did not however escape the quick eye
nf Mr.. Kaufman. and the woman had
scarcely len the store before young man
was tracking her.
She went into a photograph gallery near
hy. The Young man soon after followed
and told the photographers clerk privately
his suspicious. aud rclstedI what had nap
pencd m the store.
The clerk said he had noticed the woman .
actions and thought them very queer. Tor as
soon ~ she had entered the galleryishe iiad
arranged her dress and he saw her hide
something beneath IL.
That settled il. and the Young man APP
proached her and said he did not want u
| e,tt.. any trouble hut he wanted the goods
She had taken from hauimann Store, OF the
money for them.
You are mistaken in the person. she re-
piled, with well-feigned surprise.
| The Young man insisted that he was mol
mistaken: thai she had been seen when she
hid the Goods under her cloak AZ the store
and the photographers clerk saw her "her
size sccrctcd them under her dress.
This seemed to oycrpOwcr the shop-lliier
and she produced the garmcnt-One ladies
2 knitted under-se-t- and said:
..Mhcn lcfi the store took this up, bu
Thought il was my nuhia. and was COINS
| to return il ~, soon ~ got home. lol
! don't suppose was trying 10 steal. do you
I ONLY made a mistake. and hope You
I won't say ANYTHING about it,
3 The woman was well-knOwn af the store
y and had been customer there for years
lint never before had she been detected II
the act of stealing.
= I'VE have lois Of cases like that. san
/. Mr.. Kaufman TO TINES reporter. SON
= customer, we can't afford 10 detect. Tor
y would make them angry and cause them |
stop dealing here. Last winter one wCfha
e hid "A spray Of flowers under her shawl, an
c ~ she was about going ont ] stopped ne
% and asked her if she proposed To pay Tor III
u blowers. She said Yes: how much III
thew | told her sc,eniy-uNe cents. an
She paid it. and then ! took the Hover
~ wrapped them up. and handed them 10 ne
l. II seems 10 bee = sort Of mania win son
De- women. They don't steal for the artc
t. itself. because many of them are well an
~ to nav for il. but steal just To be- ~le'yin
e. That's the only way can explain II.
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The friends of Corporal Tanner ga
that the President will make no ap
pointment to the vacant commissioner
ship not approved in advance by Com
mander-in Chief Alger on behalf OF the
q. a. R.; that Alger will approve ne
one not favored by Tanner, and tina
Tanner will not favor any one OF TIT
rank Of general for the office. Camp
bell, of Kansas, is said to be Tanner
candidate
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INDI.NAPoLIs, IND. October :. me
municipal election to-day passed of quietly,
but little interest was manifested and the
vote was light. The RETURN, received nj TINS
hour. If: 80 L. NJ. Indicate the election oi
sullivan ODemocrat) for Mayor by from 600
To 700 majority. The Council stands Re
publicans II. Democrat, II, Democratic
gain of three, and the Board of Aldermen a
lie at i've each. Democratic gain OF one.
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uenrico Circuit Court

Judge Wexford held the Circuit Court OF
Uenrico county yesterday, but no business
of public interest was transacted. Inc tiine
the court was in session was occupied IN
hearing what is popularity known rs law
yers' cases.
Of any item Of news.
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" ATr.-Dled, nj her residence, Gl7 s0ril
Rel, deere street. october Stb. At 1910 A. "
Nus. VIRGINIA. WYATT. aged thiriy-sefen
years. ~ ...,
county. THIS MORNING. October 9th
SDERs died, ~ the residence OF =
father. George W. saunders. on TIE Broad
.treot road. near Richmond, WESLEY
sATNDEls: aged SIX yenis.
Funeral from the residence Io-MpkhvW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nn.Ine-- 10000, oI NIchmond

Eu.ines. Prospects oi Richmond
II does NOT require close n'-. iftf 20. '.'
tine rapid growth Of Richmond. nol "hi, .i
population. hut DOB business lhe IeD'i'
Iol- nof understand the cuisines, methods
of s,,nn of our news enterprises. Therefor.
49, b., to slate that the Richmond loNc
conr,ny furnishes antique OAK toilet cabi
n.f comb and brush. soap and clean roller
towel every day for De. per week. Address
R,cuvoNp T0WEL COMPANY. Box 5Ul.
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The Cronin Jury still Dragging its SLOW
Length Along.

CHICAGO. Ill. October S.-Four more
Jurors were secured in the Cronln case To-
dav. making eight jurors now sworn H.
Nineteen yeniremen were examined today,
Fourteen excused for cause, one challenged
percmptorily by the defense, one 10y IN,
State. and three passed by the State aiio
under consideration 10y the defense when thu
court adjourned.
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Mr.. sc. Burrows, Of Kalamazoo, Mich,
and Mr.. +. ID. Mmssey, Of Washington, Two
prominent Republicans, are stopping al Inc
Exchange. Last night the! were joined at
suPp ,s D N,is Har H. T. T. Murphy
and X. Is. kass..
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xhe vorkincmen's Club.

vheworkingmon's club held a large ana
;r,.r..ting meeting last night in Rhen-
b.rdt'- Hall. \ great deal Of business was
tr,nsactcd. and more than ordinary.interesl
taken los the members. ,., -
, amer all the business was disposed OIL
,be club was addressed 10y Mr.. Wynham X
Meredith and Mr.. Charles VI. Wallace. Jr
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The Rostfnustf

II was stated last night on what Is con
sidered good Republican authority mat ,he
postmaster OF Richmond would e appoint
cd before sunday next. Assistant I'os.h,as,
er.l;encral Clark-on passed through the
civ ON his way north yesterday morning.
Mr., ), Blair Morris " said " Nv the man.
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ACROSS HE WAFER.


Foreign >cWs and Notcs.
PARIS. October $. -Oi tHe noW Chamber
of IDENTITIES 2~- BELONGED tO thr Inst hain-
bpr. The remainder consists ui inii -ihi'o
member, of former thamhor- and -' new
mon. THE gains. both bOulangi~i- ahd
N.larafr-. have been all at the expense OBJ
the Radicals. who have lost nifty seats.
ArlrRCE Bull FIGHT
CITY OF MENIco. October ~.-At bull
fehf m thi. city Yesterday afternoon a
picador was s0red nearly tOdeath nl nuli.
rh. sam. bun killed four horses and ran all
fine MIll-dshter- from the ring. amid TIE
applause OF several thousand spectators
CABLE NOTES.
LoNpoN. October General Boulangol
arrived ON the Island Of Jersey to-day.
Tuv UAGrE. October =. The second
Chamber Of the state, General ye,terda.
adoptod "A bill tO deepen and improve th'
NAVIGATION Of the Wool river.
DtrrrN October s.-Thcre H. great re
ioiciug to-day among the tenants ON th'
/ kuockaen0O estate Of sir James Nchhl
where the plan of campaign when vi"
vigorously enforced for some months. hu
finally resulted in a complete victory for lh
teuanf-. The landlord to-day gave notice
that an their demand, would be- conceded
PARIS. October Fire occurred to-da
/ I'm the buildings Of the school Of Nedicin,
and the great amphitheaire was destroyed.
LONDON. October S.-Ihe brigantine ~
leikl. Of Belfast. was wrecked near ai'i
tia. ireland. during the severe storm Of !e'
terdav. and every one Of her crew wa
drowned.
DUBLIN. October S.A convention io II
auulrate the new Tenants Defense leagu
will be- held an Ihurle- next Tuesday. Nj
IhO,. sexton viii preside.
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GALE OF LAND.

Pursuant fo the terms ~ Is decd NJ trust ~
record in the clerks Office uf >NiffuNNOf
lard county the undersigned trustee MIi
offer ~ public auction. fo tNr highest N'''i'ii
ut HtathsYiile iH sail county.
ONIIIE l-IH DAY Ol OCTOBER, le7'
oil that NALJ ABLE TRACT Df - % ,.i.
.'c,.1 ly T. s r.Iyiu and William I'D. IAnntN
fn mo snId trustee tO -rcuIr tnr payment 'i
the balance of tho uurcnnss money ih.i.
10 John H. Coles. said hand lying .n A.'
Great MicomOcu river DOB tN' Al.i'n'l'
fv ,rd confnlnlnr eighty ceres. Dee the Same
more or less. ,
IrsM-. cash ns to costs and pnf.ii.
money. and ns fO amy residue MiIl Nn Nhi
known CA day N sale ....,.,, .,......
SEPTEMBER. -. l7-n. ''i''''
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Races al the
Sew York Jockey Club (We-tche.ter)

Results and Entries for the Faces NJ '"'
Sew York Jockey Club (We-tche,ter)
Races.
The following are yesterdays results al
Wcstche-ier:
First race. five and half furlong-. sprin-
tors stakes fordham first. Clay stockton
second. Finance third. Time i:vN.
second race. onc-cighth II amile.-'racks =
man first. Eric second. Ca-taWaH thiTu'
Time 90. ,,..
Third race. hroc-fourths Of mile. fashion
stakes -rulia Blackburn first. Fearl sci
second. ~inaloa third. Time H.:
Fourth race. one and onc-iourlh ol iiif
Uuufrr~s first. Frank Ward second. b'rlH'
fer third Time 2:ll.
Finhracc. 0ne and 0nc-siXieenih "i niue
No-bure first. Larchmoni second, puich
Roller third. Time l:1i'-.
sixth race. hNc-cighths If mile. ~ciilhS
OREGON. first. Freedom second. civil service
third. Time l:u2.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAN'A RACING 81 Nf>l
CHESTER.
First race. three-eighths of mile Ielll'
Doe. llg: Kingston. 10; Blue Rock, IL
cartoon. III: Frciol-. ~: Minuci. 80.
second race. -eyen-cightlS Of lnli'
Brideclieht. ll2: GYPSY Queen, ll2; k"inp
~: GicnmOund. ii2: tafhesie l--' bAlIls
Ter. i2o: Falcon. 40: Nilfred. lll; Brow
Charlie. lli: Blncl0che. l24: =. Jnhn- 10
surcrt. IOi: Jim Mulholland. 100.
Third race. one mile 'ool-. hrNauo
Eiruria. llair-prine. \ictriN. General '9I
dom. Ilc,day. llunioon. Janet Murray con-
GUY GRAY. lIarlhrg. kc-rch"' 'rhu''''
| Virginia. Elc,c all lw 80,
Fourth race. ihrce-Warters II q mile
ri.mnncv. lO5: Ralph Bayard. lh: incl
l.ob. u.s.: Major DAILY. lo5; Dundee loo
.Iunc Day. lo1: Taciiu-. lo1; tmeti; con
g-. Pa-cdina. -; Insight. lu2; Miss b'i'
| lU2. ,.r.;t.
Fifth race. one and One-ciehih nl % mn,
o,'r,, ITO. ~tridcwav. 10: Dunboyne. loS
| Eruulomartc. 100.
sixth race. one and one-siNieenih OF
milo. selling -Iephyri-. lo>; >ublliern' -
Inliiv. ~: Pelham. los: Maid Of vn'-'an.''
100: Maid. l0s: King Idle. IL; Brdsellsh
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grown.-adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

By virtue ola deed of trust, executed I. ,Nt
undersigned by Thomas q" MaI.enr. 80.
an 5ev ~ October. 1850. duly recorded in
mo clerks Office OF the liustinss 'n'tl l'.
said city. Will. a. trustee. expose or ,'.' p.
hubble auction ou the DAY nnd hnni z. .f'
.,r,series I'M the stone. corn p u twelfth nNi
Ilull streets. Parties are invited f1 lnsi''.
the goods before the day oi sale.
IrsNs. Cash fOr an sums ~ $50 h.d nNN'
and over that amount sixty dAf. iNi MFs
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cent Interest added.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

No cases were tried in the iuslIngS,
Cont Yesterday. The session was occupied
in setting cases for trial for the rest Of the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present.