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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

II has long been known that the fur
seal of Alaska might at any time as
sumo the form of cdsus beli il Eng
land continued TO allow vessels carry
ing her flag to catch that valuable ami
NAL in the broad area OF water known as
Behring sea. One reason why the seal
has gotten into the chrysalis state Of a
casus belii, is that he is greedily sought
by a monopoly company with an exclu-
sivc privilege Of taking him and paying
the government a dollar a piece for the
number that the company chose to re-
port. England has sent two war ships
to Behring sea to protect her seal
catchers, and the United States has or
dered the Iroquois, Thetis and Adams
TO the same waters to reinforce our
revenue cutter the Bear.
Under our treaty Of purchase it has
been well asserted that this country is
entitled TO the same fishing rights in
Alaskan waters as Russia had, and as
England was obliged to concede that
the great sea almost as big as an ocean
belonged to the Alaskan territory of
Russia, it is logical conclusion that the
section Of the Revised Statutes is just,
which reads as follows:
"No person shall kill any otter. mink,
marten, sable. or fur seal or other fur
bearing animal within the limits of
Alaska Territory or in the waters there
of. and every person guilty thereof
shall. for each OfIense, be fined not less
than 5000 nor more than 81 900. or I'M
prisOned not more than six months, or
both. and all vessels. their tackle, APP
parel. furniture, and cargo found en-
gagged in violation Of this section shall
be forfeited"
If Secretary Blaine s portfolio were
held by John Sherman, who is SAID to
be one of the bosses Of that Fur Com
pany. the State Department could not
be more firm in its determination to
defy the British seal catcher.
IL. ......t,,,. tI,ot mo ho,-o oxcI,,oixra !
over all that portion of the
Pacific ocean known as Behring Sea,
excepting such as lies east of the treaty |
line, bordering on the Siberian coast.
The matter has been discussed in Cabi-
net, and the determination Of the ad I
is to enforce all our rights
in the matter. If England persists in
sending ships of war to protect the
vessels in taking these seals,
his government will take vigorous
to stop it.
The first question that suggests itself
Is how do our ships sent to the seal
ng seas compare with those Of John
Bull sent TO the same place to maintain
MS side Of the question against ours.
Apart from the sound rights of our
COUNTRY there arises the side issue Of
he feminine relation of fashion 10 the
cal question. a lady of fashion cares
'ut little for the nationality Of the seal
kin Jacket. so she has it, and, there
ore. a grave risk of quarrel might be
voided by contemplating the value Of
Behring sea as a neutral
ursery Of seals. A quarrel or war
yer the seal might deprive the girls Of
he sweetest thing in the line of fairy
fits.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

THE exhibition of the GrafTophone
referred to in a report on another page
calls general attention to a novelty in
mechanism that will be put to general
use. AS long as eight years ago the
photograph was so far developed as
to register a conversation and repeat it
afterwards in exactly the tones and
character of the utterances delivered to
the instrument. But il is only recently
that the invention has been utilized with
practical machine for specific pur-
pose.
Its use is to register on moving cylin-
der any number Of words spoken into
a little funnel, aud afterwards repro
duce the words SO that they may be
taken down on a typewriter. Such ma
chime renders shorthand writing unnec-
essary in great number of cases whereit
Is most useful. either in correspondence,
or the ordinary newspaper writing, the
taking Of dispositions, &c. An that is
necessary is 10 put the words in
the cylinder by one operation of
the machine and let another person
take them off by reverse movement.
and at the same time transferring them
TO paper with a typewriter.
But the most perfect performance Of
the Graffophone is TO take a speakers /
words and cause them to be put in type |
by an operator on the Linotype.
which works with a key board like
typewriter, and dispenses entirely with
printers. The instrument is about the
size OF an ordinary sewing machine
with treadle by which the foot pro-
duces the motion.
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A snro s.cn.

'WLhani," said Mrs Tre.nbly. hear that
tcrr.d dogi Islt il ewfulf
us that tho same dog that kept Us awake
last nightP
Il thiak So II sounds unlucky, doesn't |! r.
Didn't you ever hear that the hos7iing q.
a dog IVES q sure sign Of death In the family /"
NO Whose familyr
"The dogs" said Trembly, In firm voice.
IS lie stepped out Of bed and reached for biz
revolver, Merchant Traveller.
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While the pious President was enjoy
ing himself as well as the weather
would permit during the tranquil
hours of the Sabbath on Mr.. Wana-
makers yacht, and congraiulating
himself that he had escaped the tedium
of the Grand Army memorial services,
which he had engaged to attend, the
equally pi0us and sincere Postmaster
General may have been rejecting on
the generally satisfactory progress of
his task Of cutting of the heads Of
Democratic postmasters. Exchange.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
@ VI { N S & M | N 0 r
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN SIT,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICB,

Keeps a large and well. selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMSand TALL kinds
Of beautiful fine English, French and American
HAIRBRUSHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. weare agents for the now
Justly celebst Dyspepsia cure. CHASE CITY
LITHIA wATES which we deliver in any
part Of the city for . cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
wei 10 drink this water freely.
We make speciality of Fitting TRUSSES
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
5.we haycall the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep a nice line of CIGARS
Give our PLANTATION ClGARa trial Re
member To try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PUKEST MEDICINES USED.
Persons 90 ltcmplating having pantingdOn
ought 10 call and get Color Card and prices
of WadeswOrth's Silica Paint. which is better
and cheaper than Lead and OIL
Please remember that for everything usually
found I'm nrst-class wholesale and retail drug
store, go to
Owens & Miner Drug Co.
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True Enough.

willie johnson" said the teacher III YOU
had five doushnuts, and your mother were
u give you four more, bow many would YOU
hayef
Willie twisted tho corners Of his Jacket.
moved bis lips. and tried 70 think, but be
couldn't.
Don't count EN- up" said tho teacher.
tell me right Off"
Il should haye-a-a-a-ar-
well. how manyP
Huh sAd have hough, guess said
Willie, griHn.ns broadly. - Youths Corl
pauiOn
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Inc Keason Why.

Jinks called at your boarding house to-
day and saw the table nearly set for dinner,
and must say things looked very neat. !
never saw whittier tablecloth in my life.
Blinks-No She doesn't make her tea, coffee
or soups strong enough 10 stain.-New York
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Go
Offic CO OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets,
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.

PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them
solves in an improving locality, where every
dollar invested viii increase. will DO well to
examine the properties Of this company,
which will be marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract of land, and piats can be seen
at the Office Of the agency, over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build. and to all such will
lend fifty per cent. of the value of the lot and
Improvements at per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford 70 sell on reasonable terms TO
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap7
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OUR contributor, signing himself
LOCKER On" refers to our desire to
see Republican paper in Richmond.
but he fails 10 notice that the point of
our remarks was that Republican
paper would do the Democratic cause
good.
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
'ualY. fDaily except Suncayl.
gTDppf.T PLACES

Nos. Il and p makes no stops. No. % stops
on signal no CCntra'ia. No. - stops only On
7igna at Chester. Ccntulia ard Manchester.
No. Is stops ON signal 40 all regular stations.
No. Us stops on sigma - an regular statonH.
ana also az TEMPLES sod Port Nalthall. Nos.
81 -, "a. 81. 81. 81. %. and 80 HIii stop 40 all
stations for psssfrt rs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and p sleeplng-care h.
tween New YORK and Tampa. ia, via Jaci
sOnvle). On Trains Nos. l4. and q sieep
irl cars between Washin yton ard Charles
Co.,. On Train No. 70 sleoping-cars between
New York and Jacksonville. ON Train no..
81 sleeping cars between Washington and
savannah.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAvs AR2Tvs
Richmond. 'soOpm. Norfolk. 1881 m
Norfolk, $50 ain. Richmond, lii0 pm.
Norfolk. $40 pm. Richmond.8l ina
These trains als0 make close connections
for FGrmylhe, Lynchburg. ard south
western pCinta and all stations en- the Norl.if
ana Western railroad
r. NJ. SULLY.
Superintcn lerf.
r. T. p. hfAks.
General Saperlnt. rderf
4. N. EMERSON, General Passenger Acct.
SOL HAAS. Traffic NenGxer. tfr p
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT COMMENTS
BY BRIGHT WRITER'S.
Public once and Private Snap-Penn-
syIvania's Royal wsIi-Thc "sun's" NJ
agnosss-Grand Old Man-Nfcaragua
CansI-Penaities for Contempt.

PUBLIC OFFICE A PRIVATE SNAP -
Mr.. Huston, the astute political mana
ger. who shares with Blocks Five
Dudley the doubtful honor of carrying
Indiana last fall, is reported to be in a
huff at the President because his ser
vices have not been properly rewarded.
He wanted Cabinet position, and
claims that Mr.. Harrison bargained to
give him what he wanted, but ig-
nored the obligation when the hour
of fulfillment caGe. offering, how
ever. to let the gentleman have
almost anything else in the exc
cutive shop. Even Mr.. Harrison hadn I
the hardihood to aiilict the country with
Huston as a Cabinet office, but he was
willing to make him Treasurer of the
United States and finally did so, some
what to the disgust of certain civil-ser-
vice reformers who had believed that
Mr.. Harrison. like Mr.. Cleveland. would
promote the subordinate in the treasury
to the responsible duties Of the treas
urership. Chicago Ne'cs.
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Gbt Vailp Gin,rs.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAWN THE YEAR
BY THk TIMES PUBLISHING COM
PANY. OFFICE eol RAsT MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

THE candidates for the governorship
are rallying their friends in every
county in the State, and there is no
danger OF lack of excitement in the
convention. Let there be as much en-
thusiasm as can possibly be evolved in
this friendly tournament of Democratic
champions As soon as the prize is
awarded the defeated aspirants will all
iQin their forces to help the victor in
the party to be the victor in the State
before the whole people. Such is
the precedent and such the stand
ard Of conduct, and happily
the custom has been observed
and when violated has led to the dis
comfiture of the recalctrant Demo
Gratis who were not patriotic enough to
hold the good of the party superior to
personal preferences.
This is the lesson of our party ira
ditions, and it will hold now with
double force because the need for
Democratic success is so much greater.
THE Tribune (Delphic oracle of the
q. o. P.) has the following gem of re-
form literature concerning postal clerks:
Another change greatly needed was
a reform Of the deplorably demoralized
railway wmail service, and. indeed. of |
the postal service generally. The restora-
ton Of host of trained and expert J
enced men has already accomplished /
much, and there is growing belief 4
that this branch of the service will soon /
be not only restored to its former eff
cheney, but rendered more useful than
ever before and more trustworthy.
OF course the ID. O. lDelphic Oracle)
refers TO the efficient services expected
II the Republican clerks in putting up
and paying black mail to
he G.. o. T. in the shape of a certain
interest on the salary. The fact who
AN deny who knows Of the perform
snces Of the piratioal days of 1880
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist for It and if be hasn't il
make him order il for you.
Owens & MinOr Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
EsichnO nd, Va.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, " YEARS OF AGE
HAS TO SAY
COECERSIsG THE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoRKIAND, NorrAwAY County, Va. /

FORKLAND, NOTrAwAY COUNTY, VA
August Is, 1850. !
Mr.. n r. Harry. chase Cijy. Va;
rir.-fOr many years ] suffered very much
from dyspepsia, With its complications. such
as nervousness, neuralgia, indigestion, consii-
patton. liver affection. etc. until / became al
most confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physicians, who pre-
scribCd various remedies. / used both lithia
and other mineral waters. also DR.. Warmers
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure. All 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your y-discOycrcd "Chasc
City Mineral water | sent for and obtained
case Of 10. II lasted me about three weeks
during which time improved 80 much rs "a
be able 10 leave home. which / bad not bee
able 70 DO Tor months previous. then went 10
Chase City and continued the use of the water.
fresh from the well. for four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
quoted. could sleep well all night. my gloomy
fears snn fOrebodings vanished. my mind be
came bright ard cheerful. / could enjoy the
company Of my friends (which before avoid
rdl. my appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved eco that / could eat almost
any kind Of food with inpunityj, the cOnstipa
gion was relieved, and the kidney affection
greatly bcnctted-ali of which attribute o.
the use OF your mineral water.
must say, IN conclusion. that consider the
discovery Of this water blsssing 10 Qgicfsd
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
trums! Go 10 natures fountain Of health
Drink OF It's healing water. Go drink, and be
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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. q -. ..


DJCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
- AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C. iuif
commencing APRIL 2lst. 1859 - eastern
standard tine:
2 3! an. leaves characterization daily: stops
only 90 Ashland Junction, Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper G.
Washington and New York.
ll0l am. leaves Byrd-sfreot station daily. exc
cept Sunday. parior car 20 Washing
ton
625 p N. leaves Byra-street statios daily
sleeper 90 New York.
$50 an, arrives st hyrd-efrDct station dall'
Sleeper from New York
2j0 pm. arrives &C hyrd.Gcoct station faiY
stops az lreotrclsilis. MILFORD
Junction and Ashll a. sleeper illm
1910 pm. acrives ct Byri-s,reel STATION es.s
EXCEPT SUNDAY. ldflor car from
Nasf inRtOn.
ASHLAND rRAIN9.
DAILY EXCEPT frlD DAVE.
Gas am. leaves Eliza. Arrives at Ashland no
1888 am.
40 pra. ACCOMMODATION. leaves 8yrn-area
sIat.cn; arrives rt Ashland $50 b Iu.
5oi pm. leaves E'ua; arrives al hsfsrl 90
s.i5 am. arrives Elba Leaves Ashland az e.5
s:sj an. accommodation. strives 10 ryra
street station ieagc9 hshlan go 80
55s pm. arrives ST Elea leaves Ashland At
c. .TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
=. n. ID. hYERs, Genera supfrutfndenf.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNClHi re-
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY D.. 1879
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. VI. Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Lcaves Petersburg IL
HHH
40 A. NJ. Daily. tia Richmond aud Pctcrshur4
railroad. Arrive at Pctefs burg 1880
A. N. no. leaves Petersburg ll.f
a. " for tAImKllc, iyucnuurr.
Roanoke, Bristol, knoxville. aud Ail
points south and West. THROUGH /
COACH 10 kADfOkD.
200 =. NJ. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg /
railroad. Arrives no ictcrshuE Ai /
1850 T.. NJ. leaves Petersburg $40 = /
NJ. daily arriving Norfolk lN.I r. D
VI. IhkOUGH CAR TO NOR /
FOLK.
200 p. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg /
railroad. arriving at Petersburg at /
l.fU =. ST.. connecting with Train Nu. +
/, leaving Petersburg Hf l.I1 p ".
fer farmNillc LyncA1uig Rn1n0kH.
POcahont.s. Bristol. Knoxville. Chat I
tanoosa. and all points South ard
SLEEPING CAR ACCOMNODA
TlONS.
NO. l-cItfplnN petersburg 20 HrelO.
Without change. leaving Petersburg daily Hi
.5j T. NJ. Pullman sleeper j. Lghlurg tC
fem phis. without change.
No. Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg 70 New
orleans, and Roanoke 90 Chattanooga, without
hange.
Tickets. baggage. checks, aud an information
am he Obtained 40 Richmond and Petersburg
'allroad depot A. W. CARRIERS. 1000 Main
.reot. and 40 the C0mpanys ONCE, tJl East
lain street.
W. y. BEYILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY. Vice President
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Hiqhland Recorder: The Orkney
Springs. Shenandoah county, were sold
at public auction few days ago to
Franklin Noble, Of Philadelphia, for
$50. 900. An advance bid of $4,000
was made by w. c. Chase, who bad the
property leased last season. and ten
days were allowed him to comply with
the terms of sale. In case of failure to
comply the property was to go to Noble
for $4,000.
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GROWING IN POPULARITY. - The
Farmers Alliance is growing in popu-
larity throughout this country, and
will soon have almost all the prominent
farmers in the country among its mem
bers. The cold. drying winds of the
past few days have been bad on the
newly planted tobacco, and will neces-
state a great deal Of replanting.-
Henry Bulletin.
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'DIEDNONT AIRLINE.

flLbhDN AlIt-LiNh.
RICHMOND & DANFlILg RAILR0tn
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE I'D
lhh SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLErffFs ON AfL MOTT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULED EfFfcr APRIL nlsa
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Suffolk Herald: The recent storms
when have passed around Suffolk have
caused great loss to the people. In
some neighborhoods the destruction
was great and in many cases total.
Fruit trees were stripped, crops de-
stroyed, fences and trees felled, and the
lands badly washed. Many crops will
have to be planted over entirely, and
the outlook seems anything but
pleasing to those who have suffered
from the hail and rains of this week.
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. 81 connects daily ~ KcfsrIg
for Chase City, lMkYlIe. Hni OXFORD
Durham, Henderson and Raleigh cn.
meets a. Greensboro Tor nurIan.
Raleigh, salem. and Winston. end elI points 0l
North Carolina Division. af salisbury Ilf ABB.
vile. Hot Springs and aII points In Western
North Carolina, and 49, Charlotte i0r a., G.
A. r. r.
Train No. 81 connects daily 40 Oreoni
ocro for salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds.
AsncYiIle, llUf SIrnre. lnl 500 fu.0fa Ia
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte u.f1
Charlotte. Columbia anl AI|HfIa r.' bond .rf
Column 20, Augusta. hik.u. 'llr.etIIl. .FlI-
FLORIDA ruInfs H..U WITH iIl..rH '..fI.I
rfIrlll inr 81 Im lr..r.
Trains from tHe South err.Yo ai Aich roai
lha.u. .nI $3.50 NU.
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Roanoke NeicS The new bank build
ing is progressing. The original plans
have been narrowed a couple of feet on
either side to allow the free access of
light through the side windows. The
fact is. the town is growing so con-
founded fast that it is necessary to have
vent holes.
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PENNSYLVANIA s ROYAL WILL he
Pennsylvania iron men are in "a per
feet state Of mind. and it consists
largely Of establishment, chagrin, and
disgust.
They have heretofore been able TO
control the market. fix prices. limit
production, and exercise other preroga-
tives of sovereignty. Small fry have
been absorbed or crowded TO the
wall. They have had their own sweet
way, and by means Of combination
have worked the home market for all
it was worth. In other words, they
began by shutting out the foreign pro-
duct on the plea that American indus
tries ought TO be protected. That
necessary preliminary accomplished
they made every man in the country
who uses iron CT steel in any shape
plank down a handsome profit.
The unexpected. however, has hap
pened. Pennsylvania never dreamed
of Alabama. But nowadays she has a
chronic attack of nightmare. and the
great dragon which thumps heavily on
her chest until her stertorous breathing
is heard from one end Of the land to
the other in this very Same Alabama.
N. Y. Herald.
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YORk RIVER


Daily except sunday.
The FaY0rte Route o. eifiu1i
The efcamefa of flH |lt so m't..f N
beauty. 0Iemn-c, and Cul .r-.
fleage Richmond
1920 end 81. N pm.
Arrive baltimore fLCayo Baltimore
SD .m pm.
Arrive krhmOul'4eO ana flIm1.n.
Fare ltrnI.It fI Baltimore. Ilr.f tIaH1
g. second c.s0 tf.N.
The fOrA River lIuo anlllr superior lf.
vantage. iu bush ness lIru ll enabling on f fl
leave Richmond leaI f.t close OBJ IHN U.Fa
transactions. and arrive gt Baltimore 0..T
next morning, aIlel nfN pn. Jed 81 l.| Fhf.
iui night lc.., free .rCu l1e dust slf ll. 10
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond cl &C. depot, flBam.
Arrive Richmond " " fs llnm
-Daily. fDlily except snad8y.
Depot and telet.Nlacc foot Of virgins
sircc.; up. ioVn olc1. cornar Tenth anl Mll
aff-ot-.
FBYI9F RANDOLPH. JAS. LTAYL0R
Gene. Al Manager. tfl. f1lI agent
SOL. HAAS. joss INII..
LrHtc Manages, N.F. fas4r Agent
Hn5 l.t.ltuf fl.
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THR DAILY TIMRs
CITY DELIVERY.

CITY DELIVERY.
Delivered In any part OF the city and Mar
chester by carriers Mt ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring che TIMES delivered at
their homcs can secure IL by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No. tis
Whom delivery Is irregular immediate com
rlsint should be made 70 the ONCE. The ad-
dress may be changed rs desired. II care be
taken in ell cases 10 mention the old and nev
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28

GINGER FOR THE GIANTS. The Giants
are playing pretty fair baseball, but
hardly the kind Of game that won them
the championship Of the world last
year. They are hardly playing with
that vim which their friends like So
much to see. We asked one OF the
Chicago players the other day what
was the matter with our Giants. He
told us that our base bail pets did not
have enough ginger We think We
know what he meant by ginger but.
in case we don't, Manager Mutrie does.
and we would advise him to get some
of it.
The Bridegrooms will be given a re-
ceptlon upon their return on Thursday
that will make the players feel that
their recent great work has been ap-
preciated.-N y. Journal.