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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
TWO CeNTEEARlANs.
Chesiey Heal and Eliha Stevens. Roth o
the state OF MaIh2.

Chesiey Heal and Eliha Stevens. Both Of
the state OF Mains.
Chesley Heal of Searsmont, Ne made
a noble effort 70 solve the Oft discussed
question As to how long man can live
by taking cale of himself and not got.
ting excited. He certainly took care Of
himself, as his living was plain almost
to parsimoniousness. and as ne could MOI
read ard 80 gaV3 novels and daily pa.
pers tho 50 by, he probably seldom got
excited; yet no died quite unexpectedly
before completing his ll0th year lie
was born Nov 49, l1sS. and died Oct g.
1888, though til a recent period he bade
fair to live many years longer Ills par
ents were English and came 10 Maine 40
AN early day lie was horn no the dark
era OF the revolution. and lived to vote
for every Democratic candidate Tor pres
ilent from jefferson to Cloycland-twiCe
for each Of these So tan rs known, ho
never scratched a ticket, state or ma.
tiOnal
lie was an enthusiastic patriot and
served most of the warot 1912 u. in thedi-
vision on thecoastof Maine lle wasj feet
5 inches high. and his usual weight was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Assignment OF Large Pork-Paoking
Firm

BosTog, March l9-Charles II. North
& Co. SO and "a north Market street, the
second largest pork packing firm East
Of Chicago, made an assignment to-
night The liabilities cannot vet be given,
but will probably be s750,0O0. Mr. North Is
confident that ii the business is prudent
~ managed, the creditors will not only
be paid in full, but there will be surplus
of at leasr 100000. The firm has done
business of seven or eight million dol
lars annually on cash basis, but has
put out considerable paper.
Dir. Shortwell, who is the principal
creditor, unexpectedly placed all attach
ment on the property this afternoon, and
ii was deemed best for all concerned TO
make the assignment. The firm began
business In 1868, as Moth, Merriam /
CO., but since 1852 has consisted of
charles North and Henry J. SHELTON.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Mu sigma Rho Society.

FRIDAY night at x O'Clock the mem
bers of ibe Nu Sigma Rho Society Of
Richmond College will hold their regu-
lar annual public debate in the chapel OF
that institution, with the following dis
puianis. Messrs. \. ). II. Brisiow, K /.
Motley, l.. W. Gfeauer, j. W. White.
head Declaimer b. Il. Robinson, OF
California. Reader, NJ " Thomas, Of
Maryland,
The committee on arrangements are
Messrs. c W. Trainhan and J A.
Broadus The committee has procured
Professor + p. Greenwood TO furnish
the music for the occasion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
How Postmaster Hill. OF Tsss., Cot al.

The TELEGRAM Of the drawing ~ d..
Louisiana state Lottery announced ~ T.
Manor. Tex. bad fallen heir 10 boz. -.
OF the $500, 900 prize. The LUCKY ho.f
o. part 81 the ticket was p0.tmsu,.
John l. Hill, deserving man. Aiiloa,.
n stanuch Democrat, lhis faihe. Ia...
been killed while serving In .bo CONF
crate army, Mr. Hill ha- thc unsn.m...
endorsement Of The citizens of Man.
Tor reappointment With par of mi.
money he drew last month he hs boa.f,
a farm Of four hundred acres f0r .uU.
"A nsfln Tex sl0t.tmnn. Jan !,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Stationary Engineers.

Richmond Association No. /, of Vir-
ginia. National Association of Engineers,
will have an anniversary celebration al
Springfield Hall, corner Twenty-sixth
and VI streets, tonight. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the committee
Of arrangements: Messrs ID. Ii. Canes,
F. ". Baker, +. L. Johns, +. r. Rodgers,
W. W. Childress and +. j. Minnairee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Mary Jones, a colored woman on
Franklin street. was arrested last night
hy Sergeant ilulce and taken 10 the
Third police station, charged with put
ting poison in a cup OF tea, and giving il
to Louisa Baker with intent to Kill her.
She will be before the Police Court this
tpprpfpr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Cas,or.l.


BOZ LING Died. 90 Hlrhm0ni. - 'f.
is. lsse. rHOMAS BOILING. er. in hs r'...I
third year
lnrf rN wilI take place 1f Grf.N IA.
raj Church TODAY "Wednesday Nt...
O'Clock 4. "
The iutermeut VII No nf t....
GOOchland county. W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

TuOsE pEARLY TEErH may "a lrt
so by using Phenol Mouth Wash .n 0.r.
nect'on with kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OVENS & MfHoH Dnr. Cn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

LADIES. ATTENTION is called i0 r.f
most excellent emDieni for the ...
Owens & Minors Clycerine arl E..
Flower Lotion. onlg - cents hot'.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

The Governor will leave the city to-
day on a flying trip TO Florida, and pos
sibly Cuba, To be absent ten days The
Governor may Join EX-President Cleye'
land and 1arty in Cuba.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Children Cry tor Pitchers Ca,tora

DENTISTS WHO KNOW mr gfrna
rhenol Mouth Wash don't ie...f.
recommend il 10 all their patients.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
lecture by Or. W harton.

The Rev. II. NJ. Wharton will lecture
at the East End Baptist Church, corner
Tweaty-eighth and X streets, Wednes-
day night, March eth, al $ o'clock. His
subject will be Ups and Downs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Packages on cheroOt, ara on fne n.lrIafD.
near lythe same color of lspor 3d.. fI. Y
Ningniss, hut take no other eke.Ii IT, I..
nay tudemark and MAMIE of 3 Nul
)n every p OK re.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

l75 pounds. his
chest in-iiig large
and his muscles
well developed
IN lS23 lie bought
a l.rin al Sears
mont. near Bel
fast, which he
kept IN "a high
state OF cilltiNa-
ton for sixty
wears. deyoting
much labor and
thought to rear
ing fine cattle,
lnlf five wears llp-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

BASE coUNrFRFEITER IS he who u0..f
rain OF upon customer any o.hr.
icle for Dr. Dayids Cough syru .
old reliable case.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

D.. Dashiell announced that he would
call the meeting TO order this morning at
half-past nine o'clock. BY half-past
nine he wanted il understood that hs
did not mean twenty minutes TO ten. At
his suggestion recess of ten minutes
was taken, by which the visitors and
city members could become acquainted
with each other.
After the recess DR.. Dashiell called the
Convention 10 order and announced that
on the table TO the left were large
number OF papers aud Sunday-school lit.
erature for gra.utious distribution.
The hymn, II Love 10 Tell the Unseen
Story was next sung.
Prayer WAS then offered BY Rev. Mr..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20


fore his death he suddenly conceived an
idea that he should cease hIs active life
and remain indoors. though still n per
feet health Il is likely This change hast
ened lis death as he never Nas very
sick in his lfe. and only employed "a
doctor once before his last illness. lie
used liquor habitually early 90 life, as
every one else did. but gave il up when
Maine became temperance state con
tinuing the use Of tobacco, however to
the end.
His mental faculties were unimpaircd
10 the last: he had never had headache
and his hair was not entirely gray tiil he
reached 100. IL j. curiou. To- reflect oh
the many changes the world has seen
during that man life Sixty such lives
would reach back to Adam Allowing
for each to become old enough 20 70.
member all that his predecessor could
tell him. We might have "a complete
tradition OF the flood brought down
through only fifty sIch men,
The recent Tooth anniversary Of the
birth OF Eiihu Stevens. Of Maine. excited
a great deal Of attention in that state
Nr. Stevens was l0l years old lie was
born in that portion Of Belgrade which
was once known as Dearborn Plu'a
ton, on Jan. 90, 1888 lie never sax
his father who WAS accidentally shot
while IN the regular army shortly after
the sons birth Hc passed his boyhooc
on a farm He enlisted in the war Of
1912, was a convert 10 the Baptist church
of which he is still member. and wa
married three times. He has been the
father by these three marriages %
twenty-one children. has had sixty
grandchildren, and year ago the mus
ter roll Of his descendants numbero,
3l9 souls. He voted for Andrew Jack
son, but Joined the Republican party II
1865 and voted for Fremont
Mr.. Stevens is a very temperate man
never using liquor OF tobacco. lie Wa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

younger than he really is Mr.. Stevens
would be a fit person for prominent
place in the centennial celebration OF the
Inauguration Of Washington. TO take
place In New York on the Both OF April
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

ToRoNro, ONT., March i0-John G.
Mussen, prominent builder and %
teacher i'm the Methodist Sunday-scho0l
has eloped with Miss Miily Spanner. e
young lady attendant ot The school
Mussen left behind wife and several
children, but has made ample provision
for their support.
CHICAGO, March ia Topeka. Kan.
special says the United States Attorney
for Kansas has just received kilograms
from Oklahoma stating that the boom
ers at that point had been fred ON by the
regular troops, and that trouble was
hourly expected
New ORLEANS, la, March l9--Jay
Gould and party arrived here at o p. NJ
yesterday from Dallas, and left this az.
ternoon for Montgomery
Providence, K. l., March bly,
mutual consent Of all parties the Ash
ton-Landon fight is indefinitely post.
poned, and it will probably not take
place in the State, if AZ ALL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

-
Born before the
constitution. and
has lived under
every president
from Washing
ton 70 Cleveland
He ia a hale and
hearty old man,
and walks about
easily. He goes
to bed at 5 o'clock
and gets up early.
II is said that no
o o K 5 m NC h
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

When Bob Bryor was a small boy his step
father. Uncle Tommy Leroy. was very sick
one day, and tho little fellow, In bis anxiety
and cunning, gathered multitude OF herbs
10 make him medicine, and when IL was com
pounded BIO, TO test II IL was poison, gave a
dose TO cat. and IL didn't hurt it. Then hs
took IL " Cncls Tommy. Lafayette Ga
Messenger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery
Court yesterday:
Charles II. Cosby TO Bernard PLACE
mah IL feet on south side Williams
street. near Harrison, $500; George b.
Gaines to Minnie J. Halls trustees, l.
19-i2 feet on north side Nenable street,
between Twenty.third and Twenty
fOurtb. 800.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Mr. W J. THoRNroN. Macon. Ga.
SAYS have tried Bradycroiine for my
wife and myself, and in both instance.
had relief in ten or fifteen minutes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Nothing short OF - Vale OF Want.

LONDON, March l0.-Lori Salisbury,
speaking at Watford tonight, said that
nothing short of vale OF want Of con-
hdence would bring the government to
a premature end Those who thought
otherwise were amusing themselves with
vain dreams.
DYNAMITE BOMBS.
ZURICH, SWITZERLAND. March 49,
The police of this city have discovered
that dynamite bombs are being extern
sively made here by nihilists and anarch,
lists. Two Russians have been arrested
In this connection.
C0Ly TEMPER.
LONDON, March lV.-Ths ugly temper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
HENRICO.

Potts, Stokes x Co.'S assignee to
Bridget A. Anthony, 30 feet on north
side Wood street, near Seventeenth,
$272,50 Logan W. Powers trustee TO
Emma F. Roberts, 30 feet on east side
Washington stree I, near Staples, ssl6-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

All female complaints cured by Mrs
Persons remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

That hacking cough can be So quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee
OWENS & Minor DRUG Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

We viii give prompt attention io bow ol.
ness in all the state and Federal courts 0. Odd
city OF Richmond snd adnoeyt cnnnnrt
nU
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03
LAND OFFICE LAWYERS.
They Used Ia Practice Without
Being Enrolled.

Hearing Ia the case Of James T.. Morri
sen, who WIS givea an opportunity tc
show cause why he should not be- dis
barred frsm practice before the Seattle
land Office. was continued yesterday and
concluded late last night. sherman Mos
hsrger was pat on the witness stand and
told In straightforward way how Morn
son had induced him 20 sign the name o.
his brother. Milton Mosharger and 10 i'm
personals the latter in swearing go pre-
emptiOn papers before the land ullice, aud
cross-eNsminafion did not shake his ties
timonY.
Toward the end of the hearing last IghI
Inspector HARRISON Introduced The record
al the regularly enrolled attorneys 81 the
land Office. showing that not only wa
Morrison n0t entitled to practice bst three
Ui bis taur attorneys were In the SAINT
blight The fail record Of the case bcing
closed. The matter nuw remains 10 IL dc
eiisa by the register and receiver.
IL might az htst glance seem That the case
hardly deserve The attention IL has re-
eeived, hut IL TOW appears Ia have ser
sieeahiy illustrated the neglect a. the lss'
administration of the land otfiCe in rgxu
fAfsag ihe practice Of attorneys and agent.
before H. Probably the Lava in Fes.ard q
enroilmeGt ~ attorneys will re strictly en-
forced hereafter
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THE EMPEROR IN ENGLAND.
f. ceissd with Regal Homer, ny
E-;tfxh Rayasty

LoSpoS. Aug brilliant sunshine and
cecil bEeszcs prevailed at Portsmouth this
morning. Preparations for the reception
of Empe ror William OF Germany were GEM
pleted early. The town was handsomely
decorated. Enormous warships aud pri-
vs;e vessels covered tie hsrbor, and the
shore was densels crowded with people
\ dispatch iron Portsmouth ssais4t that
the Germ au imperial yacht. with the
emperor CT hoarI. hsd be, n sighted steam
ii,g slowly toward the harboT. Pilots went
ont 10 tske Der IL ehsYsc. The Prince OF
Wales. on beard the r1y.l Yacht, also
started dosa the aarhor amid saluIcs
booming ffcin forts ana warsbips-
When she Prince eE Wales yacht Osborne
spprua he'd near tire emperor's Yacht
Hckenzoilegn. the Prince OF Wales sig
naed greetings 10 the emperor. who re-
Spoude2 IN a frian6ly manner. The yacht
then passed through the line OF ironclads
and proceed 10 towss. All the vessels
were trsmEled with bunting. aud ss the
yachts passed the yards Were manned by
seamen. tia reaching Cowes the emperor
landed st Trinity pier, where the Prince III
Wales, WHO had already landed. babe him
welcome. The emperor and sI1ite aad the
Prince of Wales then entered carriages.
and, accompanied by military escort. were
driven 10 Osborne. where the emperor
Was received BY the queen.
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F&t3a PORTLAND.


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i'asa5 revived caFg - r xaee.sra 70
President A@fzlssag. $ 81 & hs Z yaen
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ikEES trit%

kxtHrstoE - Chau;sUqua tAis evening.
The stssEs 4na : preserved ia ths ssrfae
= Almond / Fhalips feaadry and baih
sides remain atm.
ior best bargains 3a property. yseauf los
os aaNtS call en a. H. X ars=ern 4 Go :
r1sssu l0 Boston b-csk
The yaapg meas meeting a. the Young
Men aFiStisn Association ruaru< ssr - 4
eftd street fosi Eai - : oicsnek viii De- l,st
by Mr. ;, ". Gvagse. irnsa Victoria
naRsei II Hawsgy hss pettfiong.I The nsrs
Azie cengf to aEFsetat h.1a astfnsussfrkgSr -
She estate Of Herman J ietFisff, who stisss
iu King cUaaty an jDlF ~ f~~s EgseNe}av
Aaeasa Il. hiss hss8 set a. the time For
hearing lie pesfs@a
The Fast and eata wsust cos steamer Wash.
5Hstssn WfH i@sse NSsaer's wharf tey Chan
t$9ts}s Neach SIS "a ~ <hsTa. shss pvs-atYr.
cct1EatFg - 1he rsty bs6arN liss0 a. cla.as
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sFeat}s, e FNtss eHe n1uS cal PRO
sfaHspat sss ttel prepared sglsi s general
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THE FAIkHAyEN KAILkcAD'
Ultimately II VIII CssHs<f the
Arctic and Antarctic.

Arettc and Antarctic.
A Pnsr-fxrgszrsxxrEE reporter Inter.
vsezszs Sessou Bennett, the rs1lrss&i
sessfTssy, At Taecma. ycs.erSav- xlsd leaned
the i.aslowimx facts eanexrnsE the FAR
Ia ~ 4 soa-hera aa.insai. I'VE have in
fem ssss sf-rns -sp fsers 81 7rvs<ns The
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ard sstssea rniaes SeEth frozs SeH aes
minister The lFpa f-g II fty Ha'es -
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The s3sjefi 81 fse rssasi > Fssss9ttak stts
trassSsefsf issef1sai rae3s os British AEaeris's
wi.s. tssssss Of tie UBIsez STATES. aSst Sz5-
eulA.e ihas tise uasfe 81 tie COUNTY,
,<gsysss uiEI paF -sze rEaEizic expenses cl
TIE read II skirts fifteen sailes cf eos
bxsls south frafa FsirasysB- anl rans
through s. flEe beit OF tim bar a. tnsre =
ia the United : ates-
Where vii ls the q minus have
got enc eve On the Arctic Ttre c sisl me
ether on the AnsarN tic. hare not decided
whether va viii run through Blaine or
pog II al depends on wast arrangement 1
caa be made.
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STREETS AND EAILw Avs.
Electric Line To Fremont jackson
aud Madison streets.

Atthe crossing 81 Cedar aud Front ,gseetss
in North seattle. yesterday. twelve ne
we're At work pattins ia the connection 4;
the electric railway line. 80 extend on "
FrrmcuL
Rapid progress Is made en tue Jackson
street. tfpsiie- Tee siinAers are drought a.
most go the sofk aacu ; hands n ihe water.
Pedestrians nos rcsch The water front hv
Madison sif<ssf, assd ;ae 5rs>s}e trca Madi.
son - spring streets weSs uf Front, will &c
n ads Tor crossing If teams today
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ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
German Comment TIN tho Relations
Between the Tive.

BErLtN. Aug. 2.-The North German Ga
sette. commenting on the emparor's visit
to England, refers to Great BFitsin's SYM
pathy with the statement that she is indie
iatigahle il The interest of peace, and says
review of events will show two nations
with Il multitude of forces at their disposal,
uniting in the great task of civilization
undertaken by Europe in the remotesr
quarter of the giche, Englsnd's sympa ny
with the emperor marks the close relations
and community of iaterest existing be-
tween the two nations
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a. Asss4 %: stcekers and feeders, s. -
Texas cattle, slow. N-As6&A
Hos keceips<. lz.9n: strong heavy
srsi mixed. higher. mixed. $4-0sSa- -
seavv. 81 .sgsssf %. light. 81 Sxa4 50.
SHEEP Receipts. 4.oN- steady. NATIVES :,
sAssl.Ss: Western. xses3s4.s0: Texans. SS-e<
"a n
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
New Y0gg. Aug. s.--HoyS-Essy.
tsrsssr>-apti0as closed firm lsssz9 points
higher. ssle< - aa9 hags: Septern Der. ES.u'
elias: October, ss4 Ssa sles November
Slss EaIsgss: Spot Eio, active and stronger
fair cargoe~, <Tos
woal-sreaay ana quiet: domestic fleece
S5as2c-
topsxv--Naske-. Lake. August, ST. .. .
IesS-Dslu and firm. domestic, IS e-ss-
T9n-2uick snsi sgea5y straits, si9 -.
Bar silver. 81 he.
RasgsS wao1s MARKET.
EesroS. AuS- a--xoo,- Market 4aist for
domestic. MOI sffhsfanssing sales foot ur
over =. ssa.f go reGafs, large sales OF fesrl.
tory swell the total 10 good figures sales
OF territory weed foas IN 6ss- .eao pounds oi
all kinds. ard include Montana st 2sc@S7c
sni Wyoming as i~8-sc. Oregon wool
sold st l~szac. Gal fcsniS wool Is daii
eHiIAngLpaIt wool MARKET.
pHfispKEPH1A. Aug 2--waci Market
guSet snG unchanged.
IsyERFooI GRAIN NaREET.
IAvERsSsas. Aug. Nv heat Firm
demand poor hesdeFs oifxr moderately
CeFG--S.Fung: den4an gGosi: new naked
Western, = $50.