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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
A NnalI Elre.

An alarm Of fire. turned in yesterday
evening about 1880 o'clock. was caused
by the partial burning of the paint shop
owned and occupied by Mr.. Peter Nor
ton, al the corner Of Jessamine and
Twenty-third streets. The damage
amounted to 500. Insurance, S4OO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

i."|hH Nf iIl. NfAIL
DEN GRAIL. .oNMuTEfs. !,
ALEXANDRIA \A.. june %. 1889. '
In puraaHe0 off solution Of the
State Deno..ai. l.n ulttees passed at
their me, fs u Richmond, June 10th
instant, "a eNIl neleby issued for q
Convention uf tue Democratic Party
Of Virginia at the city OF Richmond.
Wednesday. August IA, 1889, az twelve
O'Clock, noon.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate aud one alternate for each 100
Democratic votes and fractions OF more
than 30, cast at the last Presidential
election.
The several county aud city commit.
tees are requested TO provide for the
election of the delegates. &c, accord
ing to the usual party methods.
JOHN ). BARBOUR.
". ". Scott. Chairman.
Secretary.
The Democratic press Of the State will
please copy.
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MEnAIs.


The meeting tomorrow at the Young
Mems Christian Association will bee IN
charge of two young members
OF the gymnasium-who Will give short
talks. Meeting commences at . O clock
and lasts one hour.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Polly once more in the ring. with a
nice. cool glass Of lager and fine free
lunch. Call and see Us at 300 n. Second
street, one door north Of Broad. Can't
keep working man down.
SMYrH * HAWKS. Proprietors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Just what you want, glass Of cool
lager beer and a good free lunch at
Polly's, 30G north Second street, one
door from Broad. Smythe aud Haw ks,
proprletors. sa.su.t iyl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
The Standard.

All kinds OF pure medicines aud min
eral waters at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
EIcnN0Np cOySERyArORY on MuSIC
Closing Exercises Inst NtGht-Ihe
uednIists.

The closing exercises of the Rich
mOnd Conservatory of Nusic-Mrs. Is.
A. Clements. principal was held lat
night at the hall Of the Young Men S
Christian Association. The hall was
crowded with ladies in evening dress
and their escorts. TIE scholars, beau
tifully dressed in white. marched down
the centre aisle and were seated on the
front chairs.
Professor Unkel. teacher Of instru
mental muse, played the accQmpanl-
ments 10 the solos.
The programme was az follows;
Ouartet-Iubelfcier C'JOur de fcte'D tkra-
merl First Piano Miss Blanche Michel ,
Miss tfic O'Brien: Second Piano Miss Nam
ME Epps. Miss claude Scay.
Vocal S0lO-"GOing 20 Market (biehll-
Miss Mamie Hopkins.
Tiano Solo-raradc March FRANZ Behr)-
Master stuart BOwc.
Vocal solo-"WhO's ai My window" (Os-
borne Miss Lizzie Tenant.
Plano solo Menuet alAutique Naderew-
ski-Miss Hester Allen.
Nocml Duct" Screnade' tSchubcrtl-Misses
Elite and Jessie buchanan.
ChOSuS Of Children Morning invitation
Quartet-"Spanish Dance No. /. lMosz-
kowskn First piano Miss Hester Allen,
Master Reginald Gaistanc. second piano.
Miss Berry Edwards, Miss Lula scott
Vocal ~olO-'IA irlmeYcut.' llOrrN Miss
Maude Pierce.
Piano Solo-'Ia Snltana." Valse grilliante.
tKoutskii-Miss BESSIE Dickinson.
Vocal Duct-"flOw Gently, DcVa' Parry D.
Ms. clements and Miss Alien.
Piano SolO-"l<s Y ieme Mazurk.' God
arD-Niss tmma Goodwin.
Vocal solo The Wandercr," (Schuhert)-
Miss Lilly Phillips
Concert Senate" (ScaIlattD Miss Allie
Allen.
MEDALS.
The medals to the graduates were
then presented.
The graduates are-NOcal Music: Miss
Tilhe Kraker and Miss Maude Pierce
Instrumental Music: Miss Emma Good
man, Miss Alice Bowman. Miss Fannie
MOseley, and Miss Laura BuIch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
The Standard.

Delicious limeade at Owen. & Minor
Drug Co. S Fountain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Give your horse a package Of Dixie
Condition Powder If you wish inn
proyement IN looks and speed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only p cents
gallon al
OWNS 4 MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

~ THE CuANCEkY COURT Oi
! RICHMOND llll.
Thomas D. Moore .................... roml IlIflN.
against
l.. b.. ~ .usf0n| sheriff and aiministr'Of nd
Mary b.. Robinson. ftetrseI, Hui Autl. .f
Robinson, au infant, I3 1904 tHif0r .r
guardian, flH tf.n.. ............... Defendant.
NOTICE "lHe parties tu fhD auuft 5000 ..'
hereby notified Illt 4 have naHi lN l.f
0iilcc. corner Tenth and HHnA streets I,I.I.
muui. Va. ns fNr place, anl iNU lYtN iNI ..
Iuly. l-~D. ai lO O'Clock a. 49, as tNf t'N0
Tor executing tle requirements OF tNt ir'iN'
entered BOO fNr rmurrt sulf above HrN'
TONED 0n Oh, 3fh day of June. --1. at when
time and p.HrH sou .Hfc requested Dob AIiN. D.
and fO Iu what muf De- necessary fu II|'r.
your rights. Below VIII Ir found tu extract
irOm fuc decree under which tls notice
given.
Given under my hand as commit s..'I.t
ln cnaucey ior said court.
WILLIAM j. lIAhl+
. L. Ias.
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Go to the Standard.

l.. =. ROUTT, Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Waite q Bart
lett Manufacturing Company. of New
York. If in want Of any thing in the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
alOgue ON application. If
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22
Guess VINO

Said that May Apple" is sold all over
the country, aud Is pronounced the
best.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS q MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Slcepless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. ShDad's Cure is by
remedy for you.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Chase City Lithia Water on draught.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG Co.
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Guess Who

Said that every body chews May
Apple tobacco.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

Buy at the Standard.
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~ THE CHANCERY COURT or
l Iil CRY CO., RICHMOND.
Samuel REYNOLDS. who sues f0r the D0uont of
himself ami Hil other creditors 0I tne estate
OF 50. Alice Anderson, deceased .rHlunn.
against
Lewis b.. Winston sheriff. nnd ns such af-
muI.tfufur ~ fnr rsInfo % Al. Alice Az.
defsun. deceased. 50 IlIlm h.. Vincent.
guardian ui thr infant defendant. D.. D.. An.
lersOu, john d. t0dilu, trustee, Franklin
u TRAY Dor. Huu ~. ~. Patterson. guardian
0ihf.u fl tUr infant defendant O.. D.. AL.
ufr.Nu.......... Defendants.
William g.. Ninc0nf. guardian Of D.. An-
lUi.un iIHlniiN.
against
llarieuIH Cd. Vincent. Hlfe ~ IS. o.. Vincent.
J.. %. Gentry unl Mary -. gentry Ils NJ l0.
Horny CHASER HuI sarah !. lIHrrr N'a
NlIe. lmuh 49,. ltlllfdrr and susan h..
liDhicder his wife. b.. J.. Anderson. 900 ln-
iuf, Hnd A. 80. Patterson, guardian Nf
Nffnl tH aiiu infant Observation-Disclosures. Defendant.
Extract from q decree entered boo above
cause. june lst, lr1DI
"Ihr iourl doth adluIgc order and
dccrNo lint these lWu cause. he referred fI
One ui tnf commissioned nf this Court. HIIH
II directed fu enquire and report what IrNia
ARE due NF lNr estate OF NJ. Alice Andersen
deceased. and the order oi their prOuues.
C0mnssfosfns OFricg
20 ~IfAIEla BUILDING.
LlOuMuND. VA, june D, l70H
~ ia Parties l Interest,"
Take notice that iago rxed on FllUAY.
tuc 10th NIy uf Iu'yi l-,b. at DOB Ofl.rh
f, a. Hs fnt time, and my office 18 ilo place.
l0r executing iht decree = which ihe Ahnf1
ls nu extract. and 1910 creditors ~ tur Nniltr
OF 81 \ llrr Anderson. lt .I-til. urH nufilrI
t1 attend at tne said tme and piucf aui
E.UANITI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-22

The programme Of exercises was as
follows:
Chorus-"Away Away Away w-Nccal
tiass.
Address Of Welcome John !. O'Ncin.
KccitatiOn-"lh Polish BOy'-JOhn H.
Driscoil
SODA Boys Best Friend il His Mother
Willie Murphy.
Diaiogue-''A Boys' Meeting Charles }.
Dillon, Walter j. Lowry. DOTsay q. Allen.
Hugh NJ. O'Neiii, James j. Murphy. Joseph
A. Masurier.
John ID. Hubbard.
Dialogue hc Peacemakcr fiddle Mol.
10y. Johnnie Byron, James Bsirne, frankie
o'Neiil johnnie HlnnOt, Iomnie Sledd.
Dofen.
"A Jinsle-"when Grow Up 20 lie Man.
Willie Neagie, Johnnie Murphy, Joscl IA
sweeney, feter O'tonnor, James Mccarthy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31

All those who attended memorial
services At the University campus
yesterday must have noticed upon the
sp<akerss table beautiful column of
iuwers, the hase buiided of dark hned
4 ,wers. the upper part Of white rose.
the column broken and suymounsesi
ny a white dove towering over il with
ont.trefched wings. The design and
execution were beautiful. To this
column OF flowers a label tied with
sioahae white ribbon Vas asta<hed
which read: ssIn memory OF our hon
cred dead. From the W. C. +. c Of
SEATTLE. Nav 80. 1ss9 For this token
Of Kindness and Fespsct the ander-
signed members Of the memorial eom.
mittee appointed from stevens Post,
No. |, and Miller Post. No 81. on Ne.
half 81 iho~e whom they represent Iiv
inr, ard on i<half of their dead com
rxsle~. for whom they dare speak. VIE
render 20 the ladies' who sent this
beautiful column. and 10 others who
sent choice bouquets. our sincere
thanks. p. r CAKknLI.
w Z. WusoS,
NJ NJ HoIxEs,
l.. A. TKksx.
stevens Post.
MAsos RHixEHAKr.
Carr. EsApLxr.
GEo W. FExxy,
s. r.. yRoonAS.
Miller Posi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31
Il RUSH ON CARPETS.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES!
LOWEST PRICES EVER KEOVNNSgATIlR

lbs year has been marked by singular activity the Garnet
world Eastern found no easy task 10 keen
pace with the demand Statistics most o the
great quantity turned ont has been West the Pacific
Coast and IN the Northwest This points no uncertain
70 the fast Development permanent settlement these
areas and to the comfortable the inhabitants Here
Seattle and in The adjoining country building Improvements have
been and being operated large scale thar the demand for
carpets mat oil cloths and noeums has fully doubled IN youue
over the corresponding season Of last year
Anticipating this purchased unusually large stock while East
in the early spring. exercising greatest and uders in select
ing the marketable goods the designs the most finished
workmanship and the desirable coongS AS result our
. well the style Of But this IS nosn The finest
kiul and experienced workmanship displayed in the cutting and
laying the very best fail have good an appearance
Others Of far inferior grade cxac parallel o two suits
Of clothesone Of sca material the other inferior quality
the former fashioned BY ihdEaee tailor the latter by an adept in
STYLE and fit The hoor Of Indifferent may prefer the first
mentioned bun the of good win invariably best
made garment Whya The material superior has lost more
appearance by the defects its makeup originally possessed
in value over the lower priced material
We desire intending purchasers of carpets to thinking on
these matters We beyond doubt the only cutters and
layers OF carpets in Seattle to-day We have in employ man
who has made specially Of such work eight years more in
Eastern cities He adept his business have invariably
given the greatest satisfaction every patron the past We
doing every day. AS climax the well exhibited
the public for choice and the unappoachab proficiency
workmanship by any competitors the field offer following
bargains this week. prices before quoted on goods
Of similar grade:
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80. -. = - 1890.
80 : f0ss - ~ p's
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I.sented ! handsome an
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=. -
y arriving 4 the University
s tAe poiiee. the militia, the
sn'so.Hasd rank x. Of r.. the Knights
sssasssss ND the q. A. Il. drew MP and
=. - - nnss on both sides Of Union
- ~ hrss 70 pass through their
- sese The survivors Of the rebel
.oa A. these battle and nsi-e on.
veterans went through the
sS nsts were doffesi, and swords
s. s maststs were held at present
~ 4 iite honor was paid 10 mem.
=. we several g. A. X. lines as
n e.o, passed. through the lines
is9sss. sne yoane chsvalry OF the day
- and henariag the old the
~ The tficsi chivairy OF the time
25s..z I uafa mems souls. IL was a
n stipulated 10 arouse enthusiasm
- s y hearts 1t had thai ef-
tne vast ihrung present. who
<4><<UU8fv ami sa.sfa.4
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SPECIAL INVITATION

BENTON Addition the choicest Madison
surely Madion street the
but urge ali
who acquainted with
statements Old
since cleared
the repay visit .hese
fine days occupies the
Madison the highest
habor snordng both
city veil Magnificent every Direction form
ing perfect and
Washington the
lofty peaks Of the Cascade picturesque background
Turning southwark Mount Hood snrther
Mount Rainier looms grande view
Of this mountain TO be had In the city
tending from the head Of
sweep aud
the sound dotted with pleasure see
clear West Seattle and
the novcspped olympic
Toward tbs NORTH the Mount appears
m Seattle all these things
Every lot perfect and lot nothing
suc break Of kind
viii graded
for choice residence
sidewaked Many prominent
ito md build 6ner residences
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M1t called he defenders of the cofzn-
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rif~ked n lS<x IA a. - %-4a.-
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Independence. h6 declared. was rsnt.
written {n yain.
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n ssssx se<ssea ~ ehireSo 1saizes g. NJ
!, rs<~ - wi3eh ssis $50 Tstk Is oeioe< -
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TRANSPORTATION.

The rapid transit fighting
will build Madison and
dd The Electric Railway surveying
Fibert They very
bic and will apply for franchise
cable
By putting the go
shead with the construction This
Company pass
addition, enterprises
another
needless building
means Madison
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sA11l,El :. cHASsFoso ctsARlss /. oopsovER.
lnIlEz1 ny i \ ~ y ! salas
esao,}o,s copoese
LOTS
REN7ON ADDITION !!
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5.
WEDNESDAY, June 5.

The placing Of this property The PECULIARLY referred
As the CHIEF event Of the Tor
the city and sra Nadisou:rce opens up Tor residence
the sey highest and mcstsishs city long time
Madison street has been and the
finest drive n Seattle fhoushare nom the bust
ne center y Lake Washington by and
universally recognized Michigan avenre
Is Chicago Euclid avenue 70 Kew
York, Madison o Queen cay
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s~ss ,zsszr u ssse 4.sus lssEx rss.sss - s-<s
1919 = Il = ffssxssesse. Asez.& DE t'1A<s -
- asrsmrxnre x& wtzt ~ oere perR
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Roxb.ry Tapestry BRUSSELS.

We make, lay and line Roxburys for this price
Roxbury the very finest tapestry carpet manufactured
Durable, well toned and serviceable BE cautious
when buying to see that you sold the genuine Rox-
bury 1t bears four black stripes the back each
side the Margin running the entire length Of the
piece and parallel the sewage We sell Alexander
Smiths tapestries at the price
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Z e~ " INN bkap-
= IS. g shert'y after ) O'Clock when
essry exercises commenced at the
9 stand erected for the OCCASION.
~ ~. ases. banners and str~amer.
E.sssas.sted The stand and made ID
~ Wal h hshoid.
"a s1e speakvr's stand WAS a heauii-
-. vssn ceisnsn. snrmounsess hy 4
Ssnsss s nHe ssose. The column was
@s< ~ g. saox~whsse queen roses.
- which sssprartrd the column
s&rfe pansies and ferns. Two
l1issis ~sse crossed in front and the
Nf- - beautiful in the extreme.
Presented by the ". C. Il.
- s rss Inscribed ITO oar hon.
- - taAse was sarianS. Of white
= presented in n,emurx az s...srs.
go sessd. who was Killed While
- 49, Ms country in the Fifsh Nichi-
49, na.nt The garland vas rrt.
~ NJ Hopkins
n,,.h~sss in front of the
- stand VAS mon,,-
9I9h. ~ dark granite. On each
S~<.srs 4 sides IN letters az gold ws~
XSs- t0t words ephkno~n nead. e
-. = desorssei with wreaths.
1SS... 10, and presented very
- S appearance. James Rn-
!. s,Sssor .. 4. johnson. j. ".
= =. ksEardus and J. r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-05-02
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Everybody is going to J. c. Fox's
to buy dry goods.
You ought to see the rush at J. c..
Fox's dry goods store.
J. S. Hunt, of Bliss, is in town,
purchasing double set of harness
and attending to other business.
Mrs. 'Eda Richards, the wife of Ed.
ward X. Richards ("Boston') of this
city, died in Boston few days ago.
The California Art Company will
open Tor business in couple of days.
Look out for the tent OH the TINES
corner.
Mrs. Sarah Roach will keep for
sale, to families and others, all kinds
OF fine pastry, bread, etc. Her estab-
l'shment is at Ruper.'s corner.
Frank C. Mandell, the United
States Deputy Mineral Surveyor and
Mining Engineer, has established his
Office in the Coffin block, upstairs.
Gentlemen: Please call and exam.
inc my new selection OF choice suit
ines the very pick of the San
Francisco market.
ANDERSON, the Tailor.
Deputy District Attorney Bier
bower says that suits will be CON-
menced May 9th, to collect the road
poll tax from all persons who refuse
to pay by that date.
Go to W. S. Mack's to have YOUR
painting, paper-hanging, calcimining,
ETC., done, and carpets taken up aud
relaid. w. S. MACK,
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines.
In his old quarters, Strahorn Block.
A construction train of IA cars
came up to-day, behind the regular
train. 1t was in charge Of Road
Master Armistead,an was going over
the branch to distribute new ties that
will be substituted for the old and
worn ones.
The thanks of many thousand in
valid mothers, worn out with caring
for cross and sickly children, have
been and will be returned. for the re.
lief and sweet sleep which they and
their babies have all received from
DR.. Richmond's SAMARITAN NER.
NINE. $3.50.
Has cured my wife, after suffering
for seven years. N. A. SHUFoRD,
Meridian, Texas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-05-02
LOOK OUT, BOYS!
The Officers are s'Layinso for You.

Aut oASCaS otO A/nJauo Ava A"us
Some of the boys around town are
liable to get into trouble, by interfer-
ing with the reservoir and town
bitches. Yesterday, they closed the
outlet to the reservoir, and caused a
break in the bank that might have
cost hundreds of dollars to repair, be.
sides doing considerable damage in
town by flooding the streets, houses
aud yards The break was discover
ed at the outset by the manager Of
the water company, who at once put
men to work repairing the bank, or
the damage would have been very
serious.
The officers have been instructed to
keep a special watch for parties in
terfering with the water-supply, and
residents along the bitches will dc
likewise, and if any of the boys are
caught at :heir malicious mischief il
will go hard with them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-05-02
THE STUTTZ TROUPE,
Its Final Performance this Evening
"Lucretia BOrgia''-The Play.

The Stuttz Troupe appeared in
"Crystal's Cross" LIST evening, 10 a
larger audience than on the preced-
ing evening. The members of the
company seemed in much better
humor than the first night, and did
themselves justice.
This evening, closing night of the
engagement, when "Lucretia Borgia;
or, A Mothers Love" will be pro-
duced. This is an entirely new play;
or, to speak correctly, it is almost
entirely distinct from the many other
versions presented to the public out
side of large cities, under that name,
and in which collins and monks are
introduced for effect, in violation of
history. The play as presented by
the Stuttz troupe is founded Oh the
historical novel of Victor Hugo's, and
contains his exact language, almost
lire for line. I.ucretia Borgia is a
daughter OF Alexander VI, Pope of
Rome. Although married to young,
noble, wealthy and powerful husband,
her licentiousntss leads her into many
excuses and intrigues which, in turn,
compel her to many assassinations.
Her favorite method of Kidding her
self of those levers OF whom she
wearies, however, is by poison the
poison of the Borgias-and among
those whom she poisons is Gennaro
whom she discovers, when too late, is
her son, born when she was a way.
ward girl of 16. Upon this discovery
and her efforts to save him even a,
cost of her life, the interest of the
plot centers.
In the cast not soul is supposed
to be over 20 years old, excepting
Gubetta and Lucretia, who are botf
SO.
The tragedy is one of the grandes
IN the repertory of the modern stage