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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-19


Schwytz and Unterwald, advocate Of
Fribourg, and captain Of the troops Of
Zurich, and finally on the 18th Of
September, 1878, the electors Of the
empire made his son Rudolph en-
peror OF Germany. He conquered the
great Ottocar Of. Bohemia, and thus laid
tho foundation for the greatness of Aus
tria, which was formed by q union Of
the old Austria, Syria and Carniola.
With tho usual experience Of failure Of
the direct line and calling in Of heirs Of
collateral lines, tho successors Of this
Rudolph were emperors Of Germany
until the old German empire was dis
solved, tho most noted of them being
Macmillan I, who died in 1910; the
great Charles v, who abdicated in
1866, Matthias. Of the Seventeenth cen.
fury, Joseph I, early in the Eighteenth
century and Francis ], Of Lorraine, who
was the husband Of the celebrated Maria
Theresa. In 1904 Francis II resigned the
German imperial dignity and assumed
the title Of emperor OF Austria. His sue
cessor in Austria was his son Ferdinand
/, who resigned in 1848, and was sue
ceeded by his nephew, Francis Joseph.
His son Rudolph Francis Charles Joseph,
born Aug. 81, 1858, was the heir to the
imperial crown Of Austria, who lately
met his death under tragic and myster-
ious circumstances. BY marriage with
Juana, daughter Of Ferdinand and Isa-
bella. the house of Hapsburg also as
conded the throne of Spain, uniting will,
1t tho domains Of the house Of Burgundy
in the Netherlands, which raised the
house to the highest pitch Of its power.
The Spanish line continued until It
became extinct in Charles II, who was
succeeded, after the long and terrible
wGr Of the Spanish succession, by an
otfshoot OF the Bourbons Of France.
The Swiss possessions, including this
chateau, We're lost early In the Thir-
teenth century, when the Swiss con,
federation was formed.
With this % given o group Of portraits
from recent photographs - Stephani0,
, widow Of the crown prince; her daughter.
Elizabeth; Archduke Francis, nephew
OF the emperor Of Austro- Hungary, who
will, II he lives, by reason Of his fathers
reltnquishment OF all claims to the
throne. one day be ruler Of the empire.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Awnsernents This week.

At the various places Of amusement
this week a pleasing programme Is pre-
sented At the Theatre, beginning 10
marrow night. Mr.. Frank Mayo VIII pre-
sent for three nights and matinee,
/" The ROYAL Guard In this play NJ.
~ ArtaOnan. the Young Gascon, that de-
lighiful and captivating hero Oh hieNah-
der Dumas Three Musketeers, mas
been transferred T. the stage with sighal
success by MIR Mayo, who has proven
himself fine dramaiist a. well as actor
The play i described by the press as An
unusually fine production.
THE Quick OR THE DEAD.
At the Academy. on Thursday next,
Miss Estelle Clayton. who is represented
a. being one Of the most beautiful artists
on the American stage. appears as Dar'
bara Pomfret i'm dramatiEaiioh oi MISS
Amelie Riyes' celebrated work, lac
onick or the Dead" In her dramsllza-
lion of this story Miss Clayton has faith
fullv held 10 the plot, although she has
skillfullg devised vein oil comedy
which relieves the intense sentiment that
pervades the original Curiosity alone
will insure her a crowded house.
TIE BRoAD-sTREET OPERA HOUSE.
Al this popular place OF amusement
Mr.. Harry Lindley, an old-ilmed kich'
mond fayorite, Will produce Monday al
the matinee and night, the sensational
drama "Over the Hills 10 the Poor
House" His engagement lasts for The
entire week. two performances daily
with change OF programme each day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
HenrIco County Notes

The school trustees OF Varina district
Henrico county, met al the courthouse
Yesterday. and so did the teachers. The
trustees approved the warrants for the
teachers salary and the latter drew The
money.
A needed improvement in HenricC
County Courtyard has been made IN The
shape of new pavements This Wa.
done by order Of the board Of super
visOrs.
Messers John Bickerstaf and Philip
Kepler were yesterday indicted by the
Henrico county grand jury for conduct.
ing what the indictment says "a public
nuisance.
The above two parties take charge OF
all the dead horses and other animals
that die in the city of Richmond, and
they are buried on Mr.. Kspler's place in
Henric0 county in ravine near the Me
chanicsyiile turnpike, and the complaint
on which the indictment Is founded Is
preferred by the people living In the
neighborhood.
the grand Jury of Henrico county
Yesterday returned as a true bin an In
dictment against William Lowe for per
Jury. The facts mentioned In this in
diciment charge that Lowe, before
Squire Vincent, swore that Albert Wildt
struck him with a stick, with intent 10
kin, when in fact Wildt did not
William Lowe and Martha Enroughty
were indicted for unlawful cohsbitation.
The indictment against James W God
and Henry Ross both colored), charging
them with breaking into in the night
time the house of David Anderson and
attempting TO commit felonious rs
sault on his wife, Phoebe Anderson, was
returned not Il true bill" The two men
were accordingly discharged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
TT CITY.
YESTERDAYS HAPPENINGS IN AND
ABOUT RICHMOND.
CONGRESSMAN GAINES INTER
rIRWED on THE COWLES BILL.
Local Nsws and Briefs.

Hon ". L Gaines, who represents the
Fourth Congressional District Of Viz.
0inia in the present Congress, was in the
CITY for a few hours yesterday lie Is Il
large dealer in tobacco In the Southsidc,
and has worked a. much as he could IN
the Fifiieth Congress 20 have The internal
revenue tax on the staple removed. lie
introduced Congressman-elec Nenable
and his delegation 10 Washington last
week To the Republicans of the House
and showed them the couriesies due on
such a mission, and one Of so much I'M
portance to Virginia and North Caro-
Ina ,m,.
The probable fate OF the Cowles bill Is
no, encouraging, Mr Gaines thinks II
has been apparent for months, he says
that no action will be taken on IL Dy me
nresent Congress, as the reference OF the
bill TO the Committee on Appropriations
was considered by the Committee on
WAYS and Means as an aiifont ms
fact" said ne is so thoroughly
appreciated by MI Randall, chairman ol
the Committee on Appropriations, that
I,even denied the Petersburg delegation
~ audience. and they did not appear
before the committee" Mr. Gaines con
Guided by saying that courtesy would
prevent report from the Committee ON
Appropriations, and that the trade had
~ Well settle itself down 10 endure the
tax another year. nm.
Mr. Gaines left the city for Burkeville
at 3 o'clock 2. NJ, TO spend Two oays'
He does not think there will be an extra
session of Congress II is said here 10
night that the soon 10 be ex-Congress'
man wants TO the collector OF the INFER
nal revenue OF this district
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Rev. Wilbur f. Crafts, feld secretary
Of the American Sabbath Union, is 10 de
vote a month to lecture trip In the in
terest of the Sunday Rest Law, beginning
with Richmond to-day and Monday he
will organize a Sunday Rest League at
Washington on February lst, in which
labor organizations are 10 take the lead
ing part. His subsequent itinerary will
be: February 2d and Srd, Wilmington,
y. c.; 4th, Charleston, 5. c.; 9th,
Savannah; 9th, Jacksonville, Fla.
9Th, Tallahassee; 9Th, Pensacola; 9th,
and 10th. Mobile; llth, Meridian; 18th,
Louisville; 18th and l4th, Pittsburg; 10Th,
Altoona; l0 10 18th, Harrisonburg ;
18th, Wheeling; goth, GAINESVILLE; 9lst
and ood Cnlnrnhns
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
rlles- Ii.tnla. Sc.

II has been clearly demonstrated be-
vond the shadow of a doubt that these
diseases are durable iciboW the Use OF
knife. ligature. or caustic, which RENE
dies At this date may be classed as relics
of barhrrism.
4 close and continuous Application
for many years past 90 the study snd
treatment Of this class of diseases cna-
bles me 10 make. with confidence. the
above declaration Ny treatment Is at
tended with no inconvenience or discOm
fort. relieves az once. and effects a com
plete restoration in a short time, without
confinement TO bed or detention from
business.
To those interested. shall take pleas
ure in exhibiting written testimonials
from many weil-known citizens OF Rich
mond and many other portions Of Tho
state | beg % refer % Mr. W II II
LYNN. Of stanton fpast grand comman
der of Knights Templare Mr. II. NJ
smith. Of II VI Smith 81 Co, Genera
John r. Cooke. Mr Andrew j GRAY Mir
" J Gentry, and many others OF equa
prominence
Examinations without charge
". j.. SMITH. VI ID,
So. 4ll n Ninth street,
iae2.39t Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Pnllce Notes.

There was even 2 smaller crowd ana
a sboter docket at the Police Court yes
terdav than on the day preceding.
Joseph " ooldridge lcolored), who was
taken in charge, and whose arrest has
been mentioned in the DAILY TINES ioi
stealing railroad iron, was sent to JAN Ia
await the action OF commission oil
lunacy.
William Henderson (coloredl was ar
raigned on the charge OF beating Lorenzo
Jackson on The public street. lie was
fined 50 and costs.
Lucian Fields (colored) was charged
with trespassing on thepremises OF I'm
/ v Mission School and injurlng the or
can This case was continued until To-
morrow.
The case Of Ferdinand Davis lcolored)
charged with sealing a suit OF cloihe::
from J F. Watson, was continued until
next Thursday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
IT, Mise-Mnddm Center.

The no,sries engaged in the work OF
noting down Mr. Waddilps testimony
and the questions and answers asked
and replied to by Mr.. wise's counsel DID
much work Yesterday -Four of them
were engaged yesterday as on previous
DAYS.
The Offices Of the four gentlemen who
are acting as notaries were filed with
witnesses. The testimony was very dry
and nothing new was obtained The
main point was only TO take evidence;
that negroes in Jackson ward had voted
after night, and that they could have
voted In the daytime but for the delay
created by the cballengers
When Mr.. Waddilrs forty days ex'
pire, Mr.. Wise viii have his forty days
In which TO take the depositi0ns OF biz
,yitnesses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Pronerty TranafeTs.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were yesterday recorded in the
Chancery Court of Richmond Allen
g. Collins, special commissioner 10 K. II.
Whitlock, interest OF James W. and
Ellen P. Pedin in 1911 feet on north side
of Cary street near Eighteenth, 1925
Harrison Robertson to Miss ). {. Haze
berle, 25 feet on west side of Sixth street
near Leigh, $1,000, S S Smiths trustees
10 Mary Harris 29t feet on south side OF
Duval street near ST. Peters, SSO5; II. W
Tylers executors 10 Virginia W God
din's trustee, "a feet on south side OF
Main street near Warehouse, $1,000; II.
W. Tyler's executors to Charles L.
Brown, q feet on Main street near
Ware house, "a 200
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Riohmonder. In New York.

The following residents Of this city
were registered in New York during The
past week
Winds0r-Mrs Logan.
Fin A0eaue-Mr +. D. Christian, Mr.
Decatur Axtell, MI c. W. Branch.
Nee York-Mr. J. W. Allison.
Rossmore-Mr. c. l. Belyin, Mr. ii. At
kinsQn
Park AgeDuo-Mr l. NJ Vasuues, Mr.
F. Comas
Gasey-Mr. c. H Bronson.
.sfurieodnt-Mr. c. c. Myers, Mr. j \
Addison.
Grand Ceatral-Mr s =. Ficklen, Mr.
T. W Mcclure.
Astor-Mr r. F. Steer
ST. Nic1oias-Mr j. Lightfoot, MIR J
Z. Mitchell
ComopoNtan-Mr II Saunders.
Earls-Mr. c. p. Lyford
Conhaeatdl-Mr. r. Byrd
Belcidere-Mr. c. Borchess
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Yesterday morning, Il eolored man
named Davis, was taken with ht on
Cary street, between Seventh ond
Eighth. lie fell 10 the ground, and
deep cash was cut just over his right
eve. lie bled also freely from the nose.
Ii was thought he had a hemmor-
Aage. The doctors accompanying
The city ambulance which was
summoned by TINES reporter
from Messrs Allen & Ginter's cigarette
factory. took the man to the city hos
pital and dressed his wound and gave
The necessary medical attention Suisse
ouently the man, recovering from the at
tack. walked 10 his home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Carreno Mozart Musicale.

The Mozart musicale on Tuesday
night will be brilliant affair Nine.
Carreno Is too wellknOwn in Richmond
10 need any comments on her ability as
an artistic pianist she is within herself a
host" The vocal numbers on this oc-
CASTOR will be exceptionally good, as the
best talent in the city will assist in the
musicale. The full programme will ap-
pear 10 Tuesday mornings issue of this
paper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
BID. For Fonr Per cents.

Attention IS called 10 the advertise
mont of the city Finance Committee
asking for bids for Sl9s, 800 of per cent
bonds. The bids will be received up tos
p NJ February 1st. and opened that
evening in the presence Of the Finance
Committee.
The bonds are issued under the reso
luton approved March 26th, l9so, and
December Nth, 1889, providing an APP
Ipropriation OF SAP 600 for the construc
lion of the Third market, corner OF Cary
and Linden streets, and 100000 for the
redemption OF bonds due on January lst
1850
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

VTTRGTNTA-IN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
JANUARY 9Th, lss5
The virginia Electric Light anu Power So l,i
many. a corporation duly iucotloiai"4 "n
der tho laws u the state Ol virginia ,..,fs,
against n.,ort,nf
prnlam n. Cole. .......... '..'..''
a. case aud upon an All achment fetui"o1 ca
routDt
The, object of this suit Is to recolei hsiluss
H. dsf gdsnt f25T II. with Interest tner On ai
die rate or six per centum pct hLuu" i III.
October 18th l5ss. unfil paid hhl tu as.''''.
! me estate of tho said doicnodnt ih ln. ,''5 W.
I Richmond ard subject tbo same ITO IT'D" l'''
! ment OF tho plaintirs claim , e,.4
I Auo affidavit having been uhlr 40" u' ,' ~
/ that the defendant Is "A nou-ft-iae"t "i 49,
stste n is ordered that DE appear here withii,
| 6ffeeo davs aztec due publication hetcol' n"4
| 10 what Is necessary 10 protect hi- 'N'o''' '''
! this suit. ,,of. .trErfb
A copy-leste. ALFRED -" iiie,k
wyEpnAN H. MEHEouh, y. q.
Jar suiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

RRooKLYN, ~ Z. January 2gGh Up
10 late hour this afternoon there had
teen no change IN the street car strike.
Several men who had answered the ad-
yeriisement Of President Richardson, of
the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
for men 10 take tho places Of strikers,
were badly beaten ON leaving The COM
pany's office 30 arrests were made. 80
attempt was made 10 run the ears to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Sui, Trough. Agalnsl E H. Charley

Alexander Herholzer, by his counsel
Messrs. Holiday and Beverage, yester
day instituted suit In the Chancery
Court of Richmond against Ernest II
Chalkley and Williamson Talley, trustee
under the deed of assignment from TIT
former 10 the latter. This suit, which j.
similar to the one heretofore brought
against the same parties, IS for the Dur-
pose of inyalidating the deed and dis
irlbuting the proceeds equally amongst
all the creditors.
The plaintiff was made ihird-clas-
creditor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

OF the age in the medical line is sn,
LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup OF Figs. .Aan
ufactured only by the Galiforr.a Fia
syrup Company. san Francisco, Cal
II is agreeable TO the taste, acceptable tC
tho stomach, harmless in is nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough in its at
ton Owens " Minor Drug Company
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Requisition Issued.

Governor Lee yesterday issued requi-
sition on the Governor OF North Caro-
lima for the apprehension and delivery
of Thornton Hairston, who was at the
January term, 1899, of the County Court
OF Henry county, indicted for maliciously
wounding, with intent 10 kill Green
Penn, the offender having escaped arrest
and taken refuge within the bounds OF
North Carolina
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

As was announced from the chsncel on
Sunday last, the pews of All Saint.
Church will be rented on Tuesday next,
at the church, where committee will be
in waiting 10 show the pews from 4 TO q
p NJ OF that day.
All persons who have made application
for pews, or those who desire to secure
them. are requested to be punctual at the
time named in order that they may mako
their selections.
There will be- number OF pews re-
served for those who are unable to rent,
and such persons sill always receive n
cordial welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

The Chateau Yquem, of the 1876 vim
taqe is the finest French White Wine to
be had. The subsequent yintages being
very inferior. the demand for this vim
tage has so much increased that there Is
yeiy little Of il left We still have a lew
cases from an invoice we secured three
years ago, which we offer at original
price OSCAR OkANL a 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Yesterday Mr. James Neeson died AZ
ter prolonged illness. He was mem
Der OF the convention in 1919 which
framed the Code OF that year, and was
also member of the Virginia State Sen
ATE for twelve years from Mon
roe county, now In West Nlr-
,dnia. He was also counsel for MI
Henry X. Elyson during the memora.
be controversy between Ellyaon and
Chahoou as to which of the two should
become Mayor Of Richmond, coniro-
yersy which developed the terrible Capt
tol disaster lie was professor OF law al
the Richmond College with Mr. William
\ Maury and the late " iliiam Green.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

In the Chancery Court yesterday, th'
case of johnson &c, against W hitlocs
and others was argued and submitted
Messrs Wm. Ellyson II. & Cannon, \
r. Courtney, " W Crump, and Bey
T. Cmmp appeared as counsel and
argued the case
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
England and Germauy Hand in Hand.

BERLIN, January 26.-in the Reich
stag to-day Prince Bismarck said that
Germany was in the fullest accord with
England. so far as the Samoa difficulty
was concerned. and would advance hand
10 hand with her ia any action that
might be taken ia the affair
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
PROPOSALS
S108300.00.


RImuONn, VA January Z" l'
GFALED BIDS ADDRESSED ip
y tho undersigned viii boz received Al So.
oftce OF tho city Auditor until o'e.Ota,
FRIDAY, fRBRuART B. i'r3,
ror sll or any port on of flos NJ .0o foL y pr.
CENFTM RE6tSlkRku huNps uf ii-
CITY OF RICH NOND. payable tluI i'~
years arter Isl DAY Ot January. l~e ...
me Ilgs vi / h. opened az the tine s0p't
named la tho presence of the COMMIT r' .
Finance or the City Council. .,
These ONus viii Doe iss "a under 'i|
~ 0f resolutions on th" Council tfY
Maroh 2J. l,5.. Hnf Deceinbor y. - .'
and s2oUOD for redemption NJ hlNlf
January ]. lsg The committee is-.i
rl2ht 10 o. lcot suy ald al btts tgr ta' 81
n ID. HAR0h va
lar "a Chairman Committee 9n t.l--'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Cummings, New York; W. + Clark,
Baltimore; L. &. Holden, New York city
Henry J.. Lyon, Buffalo, New YORK;
Hubert Agnew, Philadelphia, Pa G..
f. White, Baltimore, Nd JAS. W. Nc
Cnrrick. Norfolk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

The attention of our subscribers Is
called 10 the advertisement of the New
y ork Laundry, No l2 north Ninth street,
reducing the price Of collars and cuffs 10
2 cents each Remember this Is the new
laundry building.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Hotei ArriNala.

DAVIS HOrsR.-A. + Belchor, New
York. W F. Heuings. Milwaukee, Wis
VI Strauss, Baltimore, Md J. " VI
BUgh New york; II A Jones, Albany.
Ga: +. r.. Roinson, Albany, Ga h l..
Lockerman, Baltimore, Md; + Kramer,
New York j. Greenbaum, New York.
John II Talley, Chicago, H.. Samuel b.
Ramsey, Chicago, H.; II. II. Barnes,
Charleston, o c.; Joseph d. Rothschild,
Baltimore, Md; c. Summers, Rochester.
\. Y; +. Hunt, Reading. Pa; F. Tau
,ir. New York; Charles H. Drewry,
Pittsburg, Pa. Selio II. Gogh, Pittsburr,
Pa.
AMERrcAN-W. T Tucker, Maiden
Adventure; W 4. Hankins, Memphi-
Tenn; T. " Scott, Elk Hill, Va; r y.
Turner, Bula, Va; Thomas VI. Miller,
Powhatan, Va; J. f. Romen, city c. $
Wills. Charlotte, ~ c.; 5. y. Brown,
Sutherlins, Va; J. H. Dent, Louisville
Ky; r. II. Gnlock, L. 5 T., W. T..
Gaines, Virginia r. l. Savage, West
Point; Miss Mary 3 Savage, West
Point b. ". Bowry, Williamsburg 7
P. Hope, Il. VI. S. D r. Tolbert,
New York J. II Irving r. NJ s.;
+ r. Longstroeth, Philadelphia; Albert
Elliott. New York. G A McCardell
Westiield. Mass s. II Herman, New
York. 7. +. Turner, Meredith Wills,
H. Vi S., Charles L. Comings, Baltimore,
Avon Nucheroux, Charles II Peckham,
Charles j Malone, New York; g. 5
Landers, New Haven, Conn; W /
Moore, Baltimore.
FoED's-CIesieT V Clarke, Boston.
Mass. Charter Dutton, New York 4.
: Edwards, Cincinnati, O.; George II
Saunders and wife, Caroline county
Miss Mamie NJ BraxtOu, Newport News,
h Musbaum, Philadelphia, ID K Edely
and wife Boston, Mass Jim HeCks
Baltimore. Md; 4. + Cutler Pennsyl-
yania W NJ George. --; George r
Bickford and wife Boston, Mass;
- ". Field and wife, Boston, Mass.
; D Fine, Philadelphia; H. c. Pyerson
Norfolk, Aymer Leigh, Howardsyille. J
r. CrOun, Charles Hell, Randolph Macon
College, Ii. W. Harrison, Virginia, 4
X Bowman, Plttsburg, Pa; G D. Gaines,
William RarT, New York; ". K Nc
Comb, Virginia, r. Backman, Balti-
more
ExcHASGE.-H. II. Yaulill, Baltimore.
L b. Case, Cleveland, o.. c. r. keans,
Virginia d. H. Roe and wife, Chicago;
+ \ Brennan, Augusta county; " T..
Hellings, Milwaukee, Wis; Charles
Dutton, j. Lee Frank, 5. II. Herman,
New York, John ID. Pickett, Phila-
delphia; T. Van Dainken, Baltimore.
l. Altman, Cincinnati, o., George w An
dxson Savannah, Ga, ] c. Christophe,
Baltimore; II ; Underwood a-ld wife
Birmingham, Ala VI. Hecht, Bahimore,
Md G. IL. Mayer, Philadelphia / A
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

DoS'r GIVE ME anything e'se, for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that DR. Dayids Cough Syrup
does.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

DIEBoLD SAFE CO.. r. T. Barnes
Richmond, agent took the premium at
the Virginia Exposition for the best
dynamitep proof safe II 4-l0w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Nh G " sTRAToN. Macon. Ga
having used Bradycrotine for both him
self and bis wife, says Ihatit has never
failed 10 produce q cure on either Of Us.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

That hacking cough can Dee 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure We gualaarse
H OWENs x MlNOp DRIo co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
FINANCIAL

MONEY no LEND on FlRS !
vi MORTGAGES CITY or hLthONO 1h
aOOD MANCHESTER REAL ESlAIh y. w e
have the following amounts
alQ oe0at d per cent. three years or more.
fBieOatB per cent, three Year,
1900 a. per cent. throe years
fltaQat6 per cont. two OF three years
Zoo az per cent, Two years
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
Neal Estate Brokers,
s.s1fr UnOrth Eleventh street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

VIRGIN THE ClRCI -
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
.a iS D } stacy eEecutrx OF George ? Stay =
deceased 90. -'''--- '"i'''' "
against os,,.,srf
Edwatd ii. rundage..........'.'' DeleuuAu'
In case and upon an attachment retafhen
executed.
The object OF this suit Is 70 recover agalns I
the defendsnt seo5l with legal interest mere
I'M. and 70 attach the estate OF the tald uelels
liant In the city OF Richmond; and suoI1et ~
same 10 the payment 81 the plhintlH clal. =. =,
Ind afndastt having been made anu - :,
that he defendant - not res1 nt Ol 10
stare IN ia ordered that he appear here ml.h
Inn iirteen days after due publication OF tn,' g.,
der and DO what Is necessary 70 protect no
interest in this SUIT.
A copy Teste ....,,,. ,,,,,t, c,.,s
W.F.0 0,RSgrg. JR., q. ia s,-Ssm