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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

ORGANIZATION or THE Y's.--Y0unG
ladies' are requested to be present this
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church for the purpose Of organizing
Young Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union. Mrs.
Handsakcr. state superintendent
in the w. g. T. U. of young women's
work, will have charge Of the meeting
and will organize the union. This
will be the second Y. a. they are
called in Western Washington, but
there are several organizations of
the kind in Eastern Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26
rnx MILITIA Ar vAxcouvKx.
Compsny % Resders Good service
After the Fire

The tallewing letter, which explains
itself. was received yesterday morning
by Colenei Haines. from Captain
HatsSheek. commander Of Company
III. First regiment Of Vancouver
r..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

GNVSAftNAN ~ kss sHtks No
when Il came 60 the vote ON the
nnaI passage Of the ordinance great
WAs The surprise IL ssegsons pFesea.
when Councilman Enfns vetssi .sao =
r0unciiaseu nurse, AeSAomss, ,sFe. q.
Retire, Jones and Mess voted aye
Then Mayor Moran sssst. Tar
m0eicn II lost The ordinance rss
ouired seseI Votes "a csrgs ie ansE had
tounsilnaAn unrtsn nes hsen takcn
81 ae would have ssassst ave and the
ordinance woaad haze pss<sxes. Every.
knk1v xAs asfoalslstss az iAe result -
~ was understood taas Mr. Isnrax hal
fniIy CONQUERED sssh his fsSsou -xonss.
eltusen ~ isse Afternoon naeesInx.
rus coxsns kxsr ssTsgr.
In the aisiss ~ The amusement,
Coansslsuxa Rsass sassAle ass iea shas
the uniinanSw he 50 aFDesasss>i ss;ss The
Yexisr corner hs lcSt sasaes. and thss
n b. usssle - reaxs thAs fraat sf~e~s
~ xinnsdy wsslssfesi nsae fest ga essh
AIDE. The city astosssey tcssA sls esS
sf1nanse isss the tsess~sse II making
1he necessary z&ss4at2sagsss " Asn stss
@aS siczse. the o4.Esaznsss as 4saeF1ssgsl
wAs pass. 81 slse s.ssanesSnsea vusss
Aye
6.auncssnsan Sssse explained she
thfpe propositions that hast e<sn sag
kexse<i an saais csFssrs sAe straight
fns. she diagonal eesz Aa& sse Nsqssf
ecsups>snsszs. szsa s&pssssssl FsSsst
u the taes that tbs sssssssz;tSs ~ Sea-
msss<ss sssat ssssfssg bal nat Yzssss.
H snaa@nt thai il aasss - ggrxs
- astesss.sfassss - sic eSsSsesss os
G&AssEr sE@s sze 01sln@neH as act
nf<S
4&sgnssa usn Essirsss sad be sssssagasE
~ orslsnatsee sssfk 90 Meas sAe
Uhpge Sxssu.F he h&st fwpn ~ ID
&<stuxsS b. CHS Eak ssasss Ssnzsx AID
@Ais eAusess asA ga aAaE ~ Ms mssssl
cossns s saaa nszsse xsssslsAsess sA&z
~ wax trssosn3ug skfsNt at lac srsfssv
incss. and said es ~essasa ssss de- j
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26
Promoted from the plow Handles.

We take the liberty of making tho fol-
lowing extracts from private letter Just
received by Mr.. ID. A. Smith from Mr..
John NJ. jolly, "A former citizen of An
derson county, Mr. Jolly is vel! known
to many persons iii Oconee county, who
will be glad to hear OF. his advancement
in his adopted State. Flo is County Clerk
of Falls county, Texas: ia.
'"rhe Anderson Intelligenccr was little
off in stating that l am Sheriff of this
county. BY reference to this letter head
you will see that am County Clerk,
which is better Office than that of
Sheriff. came from the plow hero,
thanks to my friends. Tho Sheriff of
this county is Republican and am just
the opposite in politics. am Demo-
erat, dyed in tho wool and DOUBLE
WIDTH. have the pleasure of knowing
that have never yet Scratched a
Democratic ticket in my life. never
miss voting at an election and vote
straight from President to Constable
every time 1 got chance. We had q
close rub here last year by our opponents.
went in at the head of the Democratic
ticket, but one man in the county getting
moro votes than I did, and he was 81
votes ahead in the whole county.
"Last Sunday thought of old Sandy
Springs, that being the day of the camp
meeting. was glad to get the copies of
the COURIER,
81 want you to remember mo to Crate
PosI To I
in the army. If you should see Captain
j. L. Shanklin remember mo to him.
What has become of Jim Thompson
I have but ono child, a little boy six
years old"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26


oar fos r6e,r yonng townsfnan, Ny. d;
IA Norman !, viii DO married To Miss Inls'
lie Gertrude Dot Lorme, of Doycsyiile,I
Darlington county, 81. &c. !, 4 on the norn-
ing 81 / the 28th Inst (, The young couA3
spls are OK ID eoted In NJ aihalla on I Itridss
night, whore they will spond foiir weeks
with the groom, s. mother and sisters.
sIa &, $ 3, & ss 3 Z, ,, y, i Z
1U Il u ss s : 4 Z;
- 1 isonn sross ,aas Er,d av from, con n,n,
:
rel months. Ue bad Just (, !aohed the
estate Of young nianhood ,shS the dread
disease attacked his vital parts and SO
soon laid him low In death. He was q
young man Of exemplary character and
i5sY ss many friends who deeply sy,npa-
thize with the bereayed father and family
in their sore affiicti Ion. His burial was
Mt Richland Presby terian church on Sat-
urday last 1. B s3 II .,,s "a &. I
&, /: ,, .,,,,., 4 Az, .,,,,,
~ tba Co,,,po b;a corraanondant of tbo
Ne,oa ond i, b 1o,i,; az ( s,rba ,ot,,rns :, tba
County And,tors fila year show mn ;n.
crease Of a.. {, of nersonal propartv
seha boa ofl .real aatata and sook o7o -
railroad property. The gross personal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26


Good harmonious. at Darby & Co.'S.
For a good hair brush, tooth brush,
shaving brush, or blacking brush, call on
Darby & Co.
Mineral wator, q good summon medi-
cine, at Darby & Co.'s
Fine colognes and soaps, at Darby 6
Co.'S.
Best chewing tobacco, at Darby 6 Co.'S.
Ice cold soda water, Gets glass, at
Darby & Co.'S.
Pure drugs and medicines, at Darby 6
Co.'S.
Milk shakes, 5cts glass, at Darby 6
For good Bots cigar, 60 to Darby &
Co.'S.
Fresh French candy at Darby & Co.'S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26

FLOUR! FI.oUR!! FLoUR!ll-We have
purchased five hundred barrels of flour
from $3.50 to SO per barrel. Also q car
load OF salt, bran, &C., low for cash, at
II. N. Carter, Co.'S, Westminster.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26

Have just received full line of Cloth
ing, Trunks and Valises, low for cash,
at L. N. Carter g. Co.'S, Westminster.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26

II. N. Carter & Co., of Westminster,
have just received a full line of Harness,
Collars, Brides and Saddles, at the
lowest cash price. Call and examine be-
fore you buy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26

--- NEW YORK MARKET. n
September "a, 1889.
Middling. ......... III
LIVERPOOL. MARKET. u
September "a, 1880.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26
Dry Goods and Notions.

IIenrea Cahmeres Sergcs Tcots Fanne Wateproofs etc.
Silks, Surahs Velves and Plush for Trimming in all shades.
Satnes Indigo Blue Calico and Ginghams styles
Plush Mantle Lambrequn only 35c. per yard.
Indigo Blue and Red Percales thing for
Boys Fall Shirt Waists t,#.
Jerseys at 75c. to S3.
800 dozen Gloves all Styles Ladies' Cents
Blankets, warranted absolutely all wool. Cut this
We Bamberger Bloom WOOL
Will reward of hundred dollars shodd
or waste found i'll these blankets OTTO H. SCHUMACHER.
Ladies' and Misses Hoods Toboggan Caps, &c, styles
Ladies' Fast Black Hose
Fruit of the Loom Bleaching RETAIL &c.; by the Bolt 85c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26
gAR0 49, 8zap0lR3e
A LARGF; STOCK OF SHOES.

Warranted Solid Leather No auction
good clean Stock only per may pay higher
prices but you won't get any better goods.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26
WalllaIla Cotton Market.

September 20, 1886.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
THE TURF.

Result, Of orascsend Races and Entities.
The following are the results oi ,c-icr-
DAYS races:
First race. G,c-eiehth- ofamilo Rupnua
iil-I. Amazon second. E-ftiie third. Time
l:nla
second rsc-. NnD and ouc--lAieenih mile
Badge first. Brmlomare second. iInloo-
rmn third. Time i:l,i..
Third race. fhre-fourns NJ "a mile Holly
handicap Tournament FIRST. baillrat
second. Padi~h4h third. Time 1915.
Fourth rire. one and one-iOuril miles.
BruuAwnnd handicap & Ome 10 IiW first.
iung-frDrf second. trnrk-man third. Time
ea0
Fish race. ihrro-fourih, of milo Tuln
Blackburn first. Na,lorl0da second. Maria.
r.ly. third. iime i:it.
sixth race. One and lnr-..Afecuiu Miic-.
selling -Cmar4o first pericic- second. po-
caie.Io third. Time i.iisi.
ENTRIES TOR To-pAl'~ RACING 81
DKNNE,ENp.
First Race. one mile-W ilned. 10: 81.
John. ~: Macbeth H.. -: King ldle. l22:
G aruo-ic. ~. L0ng-irepi. M; vermont.
li.. Burnside. ~; Glory. ip'; Mamie H..
%
second race. one and Onc--iNipenih mile.
Gen. Gordon. ~: E'e,c. ls2; Fergus. ll2,
Hyperion. M: Prr-ulJor. li2: Topeka. H.
~; Moodhuru. ~: sea Beil.
lH; Equality. lOtl: Lady Reel. 100: ElwIia.
il9. taIhlne. -: Syracuse. llg.
Third race. ihrce-quartere OF mile
Iramfwy. rs Judge Morrow. lis. June
Day. ils; iunienac. lis: Naiersou. MS
irUdi-al. lis; Ma,ierl0le. lis Llm-iono.
ilo; Narla lllcy. ll1; Mamie b.. rs.
Fourth Race. ihr'e-quariprs 10! % mile
liec'lfe, iUi 4; Gregory. ln5.
Finn race. one and one-.i Niarnih of a
mile Kingston l12; -tr'deaway. M; Little
Ninch. ~. Now-Vr-Ne,or. no: Belle DOr.
iul; Lathe. lOi; Carroll. -.
Sixth race. one and one-lrurih mile HrUn-
,omarte. iN; Bari,ier, 100; llmfres.. 1000:
II. Luke. in.
Seventh race. ihrre-quarier- of q mile.
-'liin. Young Duke. ~: bHni la.:
Guarantee. li,: Mute IL: LATTE. NJ:
'erielp,. M: Panama. 10; OREGON. li6:
'0lonel liuni. Is: Adoph. i'2' Freedom
IT.: Puzzle. lO0. jen Mcfarland. 40: Red
Light Facial Il. lo6; Village Maid. lni:
Lille Addie. 100.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

Mention was made in the TIMES of last
FRIDAY. of the arrest on Thursday last Of Mr..
David IIarfrld IT the pawnbrOkcr cstni'-
lishmcnt Of \. /. llarirld a Son. of lV
north Seventeenth street. for bigamy. The
arrest was based ON "a telegram received
from the police authorities of New York
city. stating hc WAS wanted there on that
charge.
Last Friday. in company with The officer
Mr.. llaricld went 10 New York. Yesterday
H. was araimrd before the examining
court. His brother. Rabbi Louis iluicld,
pastor Of h. II. kpnc-eih Israel congrcga-
iion, ON Mayo street. Yesterday received q
telegram stai+ng that be had been acquitted.
The telegram did not enter iniodcillis. Mr..
Haricld. when he ;eit here. protested his
innocence Of higamy. and his statement
published iu the IlNrS would seem 10 bear
that out. and now his innocence has been
declared hN the New York court.
Further information was received 10 the
eflec that while Mr.. linricld WAS acquitted
of the charge Of hlgamy. he WAS required 10
give sufficient bond and security for the
support OF his wife i'm New York. although
h. claims that he had abandoned her sew
cral wears ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

LEE MONUMENT.
Mnln ohieet Of ln.er..l To slrht. see,

Main object Of Interest Ia Sight.Seer
10 has become quite the thing nou ON sun
dgy afternoon, 90 walk out Franklin street
49, far az tho Lee monument site. where the
pedestal h. rapidly neirln. completion. 10
viii Doe "a magnificent pile when completed.
and one ihst Richmond for centuries viii p.
proud cd.
10 is expected that the statue viii ho fn-
i-hcd ANA delivered hy December. and that
the umeillu- can occur iilii month twill
hc shipped from Paris h1 rail tn iinIe. and
thence ht the fl-ie-t line ct steamers fo
NcW York. where il viii he transferred in
the Old Dominion line oi steamers for Rich
maud
Yesterday morning the Lee Monument
Board met in the Governors mansiou.
There were present Governor Lee (chIr-
MANI. Miss Sarah Randolph. the secretary:
VI. 4. W. llaman. the treasurer. and Colo
uel Archer Anderson and Morton Mmer.
members Of the Board and Mr. BurgW}n.
tle consulting engineer.
1.-The Board iis-i considered the subject az
the pedestal. and after some discussion
adopted "a r..Olui.ln authorizing Mr.. Burg
Wyn io contrae. ai once for the two large
p,acques in De placed un either side of the
pedestal. ihc space iu the Stone work has
already been reserved for them. These
PLAQUES at 90 he made ofmllcd copper and
.n the centre nf each will bg ihewOrl "l.ee"
'u large raised letter. of bronze.
Iue board decided lhli they would put
mo- other Inscription. they had received
some very good suggestions ~ 10 the ar-
propraie line, % Dee pa. 0n the monument.
some persons in Baltimore wanted a verse
90 Father Rtan'- poetry. bar they thought
ID wise not 90 adopt anything OF The sort.
bui have 10 us plain aud simple rs possible.
Yesterday afternoon the board visited the
site, and were much pleased with ihe pro-
grrs, that hl, been made In the work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
cLorHI>Gs sc.
ALI. III
KNOWING
WHERE.

When You arc dressing the
Boys and Children settle in
mind WHERE YOU can get the
largest varieties, the best quail
tiles, at the lowest prices.
Answer those three questions
that's the whole shopping
secret. Try and fit us ito
each niche. See If we don'c
fill the bill. We've been work
ing at it for fourteen years
and OUGHT to be at the
head of the linc-AND WE
ARE. Comparison will show
us off to the best advantage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
MAYO'S BRIDGE AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.
Charter Granted by Judge Wei'ford-oh-
icnf of tho ORGANIZATION.


icof of the Organization.
Jude Wexford Yesterday granted char
ter 10 the Mayo Bridge and improvement
Company"
The purposes for which said company is
formed are i- follows:
10 acquire hy purchase the t0ll-hridgc and
aNWripnanrc- between The ciiv7 ui hrh-
mond and Manchester across James river.
known as d" May0's Bridge" together with
the franchise thereof. and the islands in
James river. ard so Operate said bridge as "a
toll-brid-c and % purchase and maintain
other bridges over said river or elsewhere.
10 purchase. lease. and generally acquire
real estate ia Virginia and elsewhere: 20
mortgage. lease. rent or Otherwise dispose
oi same: % improve said real estate: io com
.iriict and maintain steam. electrical. and
horse railroads; tO erect buildings, mills.
factories and machinery thereon. 10 he ran
bv steam. or electricity. on water; % hlc
same tO others; to furnish 90, or electricity
90 others: to develop and utilize ihe waiter
power 0u any property. and 10 supply oih'f-
with Gas or electric light; also io ISSUE
notes, bonds. drafts. checks. and other cNi-
denotes Of debt. and % secure the same hN
deed. ol trust or mortgages upon ITS property o.
The capital stock ofthe company is 10 Dee
not less than S1AuN nor more than <l.Nm-
0OO. divided into shares of 500 each. The
amount of real estate to he held is not more
than 300 acre. i'm each Of the cite. OF Rich
mond and Manchester. Va. and NOT 10 eN-
cced 10000 acres IN amy of the couniie- Of
the State of Virginia. The principal Office
is to he kept IN the city Of Richmond. va.
The officers are Ware =. Gay. Boston.
Mass. president; ). Thompson Brown.
Richmond. Va. secretary and treasurer.
Directors: Ware b. Gay, Boston; y. ihomp-
SON Brown and William :. Dashicli. Rich
m0nd: George 4. Smith and George y. BAH,
En-fDu Mas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

There will hc superior music at the sec
ond Baptist Church to-day. The programme
4. a. follows Morning, organ voluntary.
Gioria. from Mozar's Twelfth Mass;
.~ouud the Loud limhrgi." by the chorus
choir: also, when and Whom II night,
1.-The Heavens are Declaring los Bceiho-
ven; the liallcluiah from the Messiah; 10y
Handel. The solos will be sung by Miss
Jessie Harvey Magruder.
To-day will be- the first time the main
audiencc-ruom has been used for some time,
IL having been ia the meantime repaired
and beautincd. Al the night service Miss
Lessie Harvey Mn.rudnr will sing solo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
NEW YORK FlREMEN
70 visit Their urcthercn of Richmond

TO visit Their Drcthercn of Richmond.
The visiting iremen from PouehAeep,ic.
y. y. will reach the city tomorrow night
on The 1910 train from tine North and Will
remain thc guests oi ihe Richmond liremen
miilthoirretun home. which Will Doc We'd
uosdaN evening.
con Che train leaving the Bvrd-,ireei
station az G;3l tomorrow evening dele
CATION eft twelve fivmcu. under the cOnl-
mand of Chief Fuller. VIII 80 t0 Ashland,
and There board The train which will have
On hoard the ir guests. ArriNin. in the city
the minute men of The different companies
viii meet ihe party al the station. and
headed by the Visitors band of music will
proceed % fori's Hotel. where they will De
welcomed io the cii, hy Mayor Ehyeon.
Tuesday morning the visitor, VIII bee -
cOrtpi hN She Richmond iirmtn io the
Seven Pines railway station. where the
whole party viii take ears and proceed TO
Seven Pines. where they Will spend the day.
returning ID Richmond as 8 l.. NJ. That
night there viii Doe a grand banquet at
>.encef Halle.
ON Wednesday the visitors will enjoy
themselves visiting places Of Interest la the
cts. and will leave for home that same e,e-
ming ou lho C.2i train.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
NEW ENGLAND TOURISTS.


N
\ party or over forty Eaymond-Nhlcomu
tourist arrived in town Yesterday forenoon.
and are located ariori'- Hotel. Ihet were
onf drIfin. Nr-fnrlf1 afternoon. and eN-
pressed Ih0m. rltr- gees well pleased with fur
0IIt and Ifs iuIms attractions. ihr rWft
f.. under ih- experienced guidance COT tr.
Charles H. wis and iAr itinerary in-
ciudD- visit. fl trfff -hIr-. Blue Mountain.
cash Point Comfort Richmond. AatEal
Bridge. luaf ta'ern.. Harper Ferry and
Washington. They viii uoi return t0 Boston
600 October >ti. Richmond people alt al-
WAYS glad tu -0e Northern people Dt ln. b
stamp. and vc hd them cordial welcome.
IuE PARTY.
the following compr.-a ihc party. Miss
Alice S. iufn. Providence. t.. t.; Mr..
>u-an d. Au-in. Providence. r. j.. Mr..
NaN Clancy. Portland. Maine. $685.. Hnt
Mrs. &. ~. Df.-c0ll. Hartford. Conn. Nr-.
81. T.. fF-he. ISLE eff ~luals. q. g.: Mrs.
lunma- Could. Providence. g. l.. Air. l.N
q. liiil. Boston. Mass; lr-. MARY h HO.f-
yoke. Norwich Conn.,; Mr. anl Mr.. 'hU..
D. Ives. Maiden. VI Ir... 'I'.- J.. 'i.r.f j..
lU-liu. NurtI ,ohn--Of. Mass; Mr.. and Mr..
Vim. T.. > l-l'u. jamaica Plains. Mass. llr.
and Mrs. J.. =. Judd. iuirlHtu. Mass:
Nr. and Mrs. Jacob Kern. Prov .ienrD. j.. T.:
Mi-7 Alice McGi.uchy. Portland. Me-. Miss
Lmna Nelliucly. Portland. Me-. Mis-, n.
Nctliuchy. Portland. tlc.: Mr. and MR.. Is
l.. Melcher. lgcou.H. y. H.: Mr.. J.. A.frick.
" ''ir,c. Ail--.. 1ir-. p. NFr.rk. Neln-e.
Mass. Nj. and Mr-. - Miles. N0rn tam
bridge. Mass: Mr.. y. l.ilifi. Chicago. Ill.,:
SIR. ard Mrs. e.. 3D. Robinson. Boston.
Mass. Mr. MHr A. HH,r.. CAMBRIDGE
Mass; Nr. Wi Af. t.nr-rr. fa1ur. tNn-
f.f Mo-. ff. - 'I.I.....f. "A .... ...t......
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
Delinquent Taxes.

The lisr Of delinquent state taxes for the
year ISIS having been passed ON by the Judge
Of the Hastings Court, Treasurer thlidre.
i. now hard az work making out his list for
publication. Those taxpayers who are de-
linquoni would look Ia their interests by
settling now. and not lei their lands be sold
for taxes. which viii happen not long TO
come If The arrears are not paid up.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
HOW THEY STAND.
The Hard Fight for the rennant Between
the Sew Works and BO.ton~.

Al the baseball world ar watching with
tAe closest interest ihrsig.li for ihe League
penuluf between the AeW York Giant, and
he Boston Beanfaier-. YESTERDAY, game.
resulting in e DE- i0r New York and defeat
for Boston by the indianapolis team. gives
the former club o. Slight lead. This. how
ever. j. imuterial. uui,,- ihe club. win
and lose exactly ihe same number 0f gaines
duIng ODE remainder of tle season. which
ends on saturday ncAt October 9Th.
The following ]. % carefully prepared
statement. To- detail. 0l thc status o. date OF
all the c'ub- ~ both the League and the
A@.uriafiUu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
Nmllnlnnce Cnlls.

The ambulance was called out three times
yesterday.
First. al 9:I0 \. NJ. to the First policc-sia-
ton 10 see y color,d man. who WAS anpH-
entity suffering $50 much he could not speak.
lie was given two compound caihariy
pills. and len at the station.
Next. at 2.21 l.. NJ. To- the frcdegor Works
10 see "A white DO, who had badly. bat mot
seriously. mashed the iorthngrf of hi, right
hand. The wound was dressed.
Next. ut 800 =. NJ, 60 Iwcnty-sevcnth
and Ncnahlc streets. 90 sce white man
who had taken an overdose of iaudanum-
He refused 90 talk, and il could not hc as-
ccrtalncd whether hc took the drug acci-
dentally or Intentionally. The proper re-
storatiNcs were administered, and when he
was len he was considered Out of danger
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

rrooDINC.-ricS. september 2sfh. Al ii3
cast Hrca1 street Nlss MARY D.. bDJDlNf
aged slxty-threc years.
Bufial IN Charlotte ouniy, ",
srHlETT.-uie,i m the residence Of judge
.Tohn II. Ingram. Marchl stcr, JANIS -.
sTBLETT. in TIE ciahueth year of bis
age.
The funeral will take piace . lil- sunday
AFTERNOON rs $3.50 o'clock nom ,ieafe
Memorial thurch. Nanche.tor. Friend. ana
acaua iutances invited lu altoni.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
LOCAL NOTES..


The Hastings Court was not In session
Yesterday.
Mis-. Ella boswell. Of Hanover. i visiting
friends here.
No marriage licenses were issued IN this
city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james J.. Goode have Re-
turned from New York.
Mr.. Walter Bonny. Of boiling Farm,
was in the city last week.
sir. ". y. Gooch. If the Louisa + drGnce.
WIS iu The city Yesterday.
\ new schedule for the hor,e-car line will
lfc arranged tomorrow.
The name of Mr. Henry g. Cannon is
being proposed for the state senate.
Mr. Douglas Lonwich sings NJ Wc-imin-
-ier church This afternoon 40 O'Clock.
Mr.. Emmett Cmmp. who has been IN New
N0rl, f0r several weeks. BIAS returned 10 the
city.
Mr. Oscar ~wino1.rl will Doe married Ia
Ni-. Gardner. ~ Wilson. \. e.. 900 October
ioth.
Mr.. Warren J.. salmon. OF Che Nciropoli-
tan Nler Club. of Now York. is at tords
Hotel.
The Misses ~cru4.s have returned from
Decatur. H.. 20 The Richmond Female IN
,iifnir.
Mr. y s. Rror, ,,,. ,o-f,r.ia, Amounted
notary public for Northumberland
county.
Mr. Clarence Thomas. of Boston. ha.
been ENGAGED a- or-ani-t ofihr All saint.
Church.
H.. ,,,f.,.,d I.o,,,,i, ,.,- ,,.tar.l,,
a,uoirfad Do, Governor Zee coroner for
If nrico county.
Mr.. ..r.t F.r-.u of Petersburg. f. 70
..,,.., ,f s.r-on Mr.. ". r.. Farrell and hi.
t,.c. nn thlr.n Ilil.
,ti. r,., W,In,u l.n Yesterday for
t.r',,ii'e ,,hor.' Sic ,,iii teach music dur
in tle ooinir. session.
-. ,......... "A r,i,e ,f 1l,fan.on VA.
81. t,. ..,..f of r,nf.fn rhama. Cunning
t,n n. slf- F,.f Main street.
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than WHAT 'i N'Nii '' ODD 'i, "'''l''''
h.t. Lewis W h,'fi9n;; rector gu '.', ~ NJ
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Nr. and Mr.. VIII J.. 'oA- Jr.- VINO hatc
been visiting several Nof."r.n r,''es ''' lu'
last ihier N''N'' h''' i'''ii ''' '' i''' '''''
Miss SUE =. Jnnr.. oi 80. east Grace
street. leaves tomorrow inf lrNDi hiin-
/ whore She Wiii i'afh -fHHNi NHlIN- ii' vale