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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

and L. b Addison, 81 feet on north SIDE
Cary street between Cherry and Linden,
Al $50. James Caskie and wife to Robert
II Uil and wife. 30 feet on north side
Leich street near Brook avenue, Sl'ovV
MAY I. knight and wife TO James W.
Shields. % ! g feet on east SIDE Nine
tenth street near Marshall, S2,ovO' VI.
Wiesman and wife TO Joseph Holman
o. feet ON south side Baker street be-
tween ST John and ST. Paul, - 100.
mESRCo COUNTY.
Ionin d Allen and wife 10 Gilbert
Fsteu 14O acres on Charles City road
1880. William r. Bentley 10 Charles
" Robertson, lCi acres on Osborne
mrnpike. subject to deed OF trust OF
- $50. - 1900, \. J.. Fisher to Gilbert
I.tcll. ~ acres near Charles City road
Sgo. A. l.. Lcftwich and wife 10 Philip
n slaughter. SO feet on east side oil
Twentv.sec0nd street, near W, Sll2.ou'
anne 10 same. 33 feet on Twenty-second
street southeast corner W, $40, same TO
Edward c. Jones, % feet on east side
rventv-second street. near ", SjB2B'
same 10 Jane J. Marks, p feet on east
.,de Twenty second street, near W,
s5t25 Charles W Robertson and wife
10 Edward Storkweather, 50 acres on
Osborne turnpike, subject TO deed oil
trust of S2.9s0, $1,000.
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nenrloo COUNTY court.

The County Court of HenricO was IN
session all day yesterday trying the
case of Thomas Mccarthy for Unlaw-
fully beating Henry Luther Harris, q
youth eighteen wears of age This was
an appeal case Mccarthy had been
fined 50 and costs by Squire Talley and
appealed 10 a trial court
The jury, at o'clock, reported that
they could not agree, and were dis
charged until this morning.
After this case is disposed Of Henry
Luther Harris will be tried for trespas-
sing on the premises Of Thos. Mccarthy,
and throwing stones at his house. Tais
"a alsoa an appeal case. Harris was before
Squire jonathan, and required TO pay
costs and give security in the amount of
$500 for his good behavior. He appealed
ID the trial court. The fact that Mccarthy
did strike young Harris was admitted,
and IL was also shown that young Harris
was quite q bad boy and not altogether
reliable.
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Mr A. D. King a vel known law.
verof Oullia lost his lIfeou'hcGrml
Trunk railway. lie had been away
on business and on returning got OF
the train while it was in motion Iu.
stead of getting off at the station side
he took the wrong side of The train
and had hardly touched the ground
S. hen he slipped and ioll -o taat h.
tw0 legs were run over by the lu.I
man car lie died Ia ngcuty lare.
hours The accident took place 40 p
o'clock in the morning and 10 dag
light a brother of tie dyIn, man
drove q few miles out hou tae Station
% tcll his father Of tueaI business
To his surprise BE- found Ma father m
and dressed awaiting iu him.
"Wheres Daniel +" eagerly l.sed ID.
old gentleman u saw .im about .
o'clock or little after lIe came o.
my window aud raped 40 b. SAYS
him three times and sNcso io Am .
The grief Of the father OBJ learning a..
the sd affair Was very .rc-l-,l0u
treal Witness.
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The Franklin County almshouso 90
present affords shelter tOa mqn who
has q remarkable record iu The Grim.
iual annals 81 tins pant Of tic state.
His name is William Pierce and be
was released from Auburn prison q
few days AGO. after serving term Of
imprisonment amounting 10 forty
nine years. four months and six DAVIS.
Tie crimo for which Pierce suffered
this terrible punishment wus for the
murder of bis own father on Jan. TO.
1889. Pierce, who was then about 10
years old, was working I'm the woods
with his parent, when q disp lte arose
over the use Of a horse which he de
sired 10 drive in the evening 20 attend
a party or spelling schooln tho neigh
borho0d.
The father. unable TO stand the abu-
siye language OF his son, attempted 10
chastiso him. In return, William
seized his Ak and with two or three
blows killed him. The parricide was
arrested and tried IN this village in
July, and sentenced 10 he hanged
on Sept , Of the same year On
account Of his youth Governor Sow
ard ccmmuted the sentence TO impris-
onment for life.
Pierce became hopelessly insane a
few years ago, and second commu-
tation was granted, which allowed his
release. Every one OF his relatives il
this county has been dead many
years, and the story of his crime was
almost completely forgotten-Malone
N. " Special to New York Sun.
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THE WHITE CAP CASE.
David Anderson Afraid 60 Live In the
County.

David Anderson Afraid 60 Live In the
County.
David Anderson. thr negro who was
Given w rning 10 leave the county OF
Henrico. a. reported in yesterday
TIMES. made application to Common
weslth's Attorney G. W Thomas rs to
how hc could DE protected Mir Thomas
told him that he should find out me
names of the parties who called on nm
or some of them, and he would lend his
services TO bring them 10 justice.
He also applied 10 Judge Minor, ana
asked him for protection Judge Minor
told MIN that If he could get the names
of any Of the parties who ordered his
removal from the county and maze
threats. 10 swear ont warrants for their
arrest before some magistrate. and the
same would be attended TO legally.
The reporter saw David Anderson in
the courtyard and asked him If he could
tell the names of anyone, but he coulu
not The party arriving there Just oe-
fore midnight, and there being no cleo
tric lights i'm the county the darkness
did not allow him 10 distinguish faces.
Anderson said he was airaid 10 live al
his home or TO go back there. lie had
spent the night in Richmond, and in
tended remaining here, as he had sub
lime faith I'm the ability of the city police
force TO protect him should anyone at
tempt 10 modest him while peaceably be-
having himself.
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Big Land suit Compromised-Uourt and
General News.


Special Correspondence OF the TIMES
WyrnEvILE. Va. February l2-The
Lir land suit known rs the Coasters Fails
.nit. I'M which valuable tract OF mineral
land. with the furnace and other i'm
movements upon IL. was involved, WAS
settled here on Yesterday by "a comnl0-
mise The company, which has for some
wears owned the property, and which
erected the Improvements upon 10, pur-
chased it from the heirs Of Nr William
piorce'- estate AZ that time the heirs
were infants, 50 that the sale was or
dcred
Owing 20 The recent increase In the
value OF mineral lands In this part of
the country the property has enhanced
very much Some months ago suit was
brought hy the Pierce heirs, most Of
whom are now ot age claiming the Eos
Ger Falls property, ON the ground that 10
ual been sold for much less than lbs real
value and without their consent.
The defendants Won the case IN the
Circuit Court, but ON appeal 10 the Court
OF Appeals the verdict OF the lower
court was SET aside In accordance with
the compromise effected here on yesier-
ferlay. the late owners, Messrs Graham,
Robinson, Tate s. Co.. are 90 retain the
property hy paying TO the Pierce heirs
ihe sum of thiity.seven thousand dollars.
County Court Is I'm session here this
week. sheriff llarkrades was tried yes-
teriay ON the rule requiring him 90 show
cause why De had permitted the escape
of his prisoner llayman sutton, from
the iail ia November last lie was ac-
quilted. County Court is still IN session
in Pulaski county, this being the second
week.
The criminal docket 10 that court has
been very full this month. There was
0n it % case OF poisoning murder case.
% case of highway robbery and several
others not quite So bad
There is well authenticated rumor
an0at 90 the effect that the Atlantic and
DauWue Railroad is certainly TO Dee
built. Danyiue has -ubscribed 100000
t0it and several other large subscriptions
have been made This road, ii built
Wll be of great benefit 20 Southwest
Virginia
Though winter arrived very late This
year She has come upon us in tull force
40 last. and the weether continues very
cold and disagreeable
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PnndItla Ramabal saras vatI.

Last night large crowd assembled
I'm the Y. NJ c. A. building in behalf OF
the nigh caste widows of India.
The meeting was opened by singing,
after which prayer was offered by the
Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge Then Dr.
Jackson. Of the Episcopal Church, in a
few remarks. stated the object of the
meeting. and said "the Lady Punditia
Ramabai would not be present in per
son. for she was In India and had been
there TWO months
lie then introduced Rev B. 6. Nash,
who read very able and scholarly
paper prepared bv Mrs HObsOn, of This
CITY. i'm which she gave history OF the
nindo0 widowhood and the depiofabie
condition of their children, and strong y
endorsed the IIindoo lady's efforts to
enliclten her dark and superstitious
nation. he closed with warm and
urgent appeal to this enlightened country
for their aims and their prayers,
DIR jackson then introduced Bishop
Randolph, who delivered u very able adj
dress. in which he presented the great
darkness the peOpls Of India were ~
and urged the people OF Richmond 10
lend their aid and assistance to them
lie closed by stating how important it
was 10 educate the mothers of any ma.
non, ana inc consequences would be that
The men would be also educated. lie
showed how anxious the high caste Hin.
doc women were for an education, and
they could only appeal to the enlightened
and civilized countries for help.
Dr jackson then came forward and
said he had Il number Of letters from
other prominent ministers expressing
their interest 10 this matter. lie made q
few remarks explaining the great inter
est he felt in the work and the impor-
lance of immediate action. \ COLLECTION
was then AIKEN for this object, and the
meeting adjourned.
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This evening the brilliant actor,
Robert Maulcll, will appear at the Rich
m0nd heaire in bis powerful imperson
alton of j. Ennerys romantic hero
" Monbars," in which he has achieved
such q pronounced success throughout
Che country. In the company support
ing Mr. Mautell this season there are
many artists Of good stan ing in the
dramatic profession. among them being
the Misses Behren-, sheldon and Van
lcAh0n and the Mess, Mark Price
Kendall Weston and Ben. Ringgold.
Il rc viii De q matinee tomorrow.
The next attraction viii De Robson
and Crane
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A Perfect Industrial Cyclone-Number oi
New Nanufactories Established - The
U.dford Bauk-Otber Matters.

New Manuftctofics Established - inc
bedford Bank-Otber Matters.
Especial Correspondence OF the Tr,fus.l
RoANoKE, Va. February 14-An in
dus,gial cyclone has struck this city. On
Monday the negotiations for a bridge
plant were brought 10 successful con
clusion ON Tuesday q site was secured
ant am option taken on the machinery
Tor "a large chair factory, and on Tues
DAY evening the Manufacturing Invest
ment Company recently organized by the
Board OF Trade reported satisfactory
progress OF negotiations 20 secure stove
plant and o knit goods factory
a public meeting will be held IN Few
days, 40 which IL is confidently oeheYed
100000 will De subscribed TO the Stock
of the Investment Company
Mr. c. c. Wentworth has resigned the
position of principal assistant chief en-
rinoer of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company, 20 accept the position Of
MANAGER of the Bridge Manufacturing
and Construction Company. lie Will be
assisted by Mr.. Joseph 1. Hunter
The suspension Of payments by the
Bank of Bedford al Liberty, was a great
surprise i0 the business community 10
f. -aid the affairs of the bank were
loosely managed, and that depositors
were allowed % oyepraw their deposits,
hence the failure reported by telegraph
yesterday.
Edward Clarke. q Baltimore negro,
WINS arrested M Lynchburg Tuesday
evening ON telegram from this city,
whore he IS wanted for stealing two
oyercoais and seal-skin cap, valued at
al00. from the residence Of The Roscn-
baum Bros
An editorial IN a recent issue of the
SIN. with reference 10 AN extension OF
The Baltimore and Ohio road, so AS 10
secure Southern connection cn this
part of Virginia created dutter of eA-
element here.
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Yanccys administrator against Field
and wife. From the Circuit Court of
Culpeper county Reversed, Judge
Lewis delivering opinion.
Phoenix Insurance Company of New
York and others against First National
Bank of uarrisonburg Affirmed, Judge
Richardson delivering opinion.
Bernard against Richmond Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. Argued by 81. George Fitzhugh,
ESQ. for defendant in error, and John
G.. Mason FOL plaintiff in error and sub
mitted.
KNAPP against Richmond. Freder-
icksburg aud Potomac Railroad Com
pny Argued by John G.. Mason and
L. {. Moucure, Esqs., for plaintiff in
error aud \. b. Chandler for defendant
in error
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Manchester Notes.

In the Mayors Court yesterday JUS
tice James VI Perdue presiding, the con-
tinued cases of Charles Holmes and Ed
ward Jackson (both colored) were exam
ined. They were charged with running
poker room on the second floor OF
the third tenement from the northeast
corner Of Hull and Seventh streets
They were sent on TO the grand jury and
will be tried at the next term Of the Hus-
tings Court
Mr. John Randolph Pollard, formerly
of Manchester died a few days ago in
Laurensburg. ; c., after weeks sick.
ness lie was efficient in his profession
as locomotive engineer. and his ser.
vices were always in demand. He served
twenty-one years on the Richmond aud
Danyiile Railroad, and the last six years
he has been connected as engineer on
the Carolina Central Railroad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

Senior Justice William j Holmes pre-
sided SO thc Police Court yesterday, 70
lice Justice Crutclhcld being absent on
account of the sudden death Of his
brother Dr. " T. CWtchiield.
There was yciy slim docket, consist
me of twO ordinance violations, contln-
ued dll tAe .jth instant one case dis
missed and the following.
Lucy johnson 0c0lored), charged win
stealing Iot Of underwear from Lucy
lemeus The evidence showing thai
there was no larceny in the case, she was
discharged
j. II. Brooks and Henry Boswell were
fined each - and costs for improper con
duct on the public streets.
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Madame iliro he Marion.

This eminent German prima donna
sang private concert at The residence OF
Nr. j.. +. Bargamin. DOB east Cary street,
M-t NIGHT, and all who heard her were
delighted with her voice and artistic
rendition of the various pieces
which She sang Madame dc Marion
aas won the title OF "The German Queen
of song, and has Won high encomiums
wherever she has appeared She will
sing 40 concert 90 the Academy of
tm,ic on the 4th of March, when she
viii be assisted by O. Coil complement OF
acknowledged artists.
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SHARP YANKEE TRICK


Iltli AttA N'It lN' I'.'il.iN tt'|' va Nt+r @t-'N
CHASE CrY, February IA sharp
game WAS played on a well-known miller
0f this section recently. A man wanted
lo sell him an improved fan for cleaning
Grain. bur bee did not need il as he had
recently remodeled his mill and put In
the best machinery He was prevailed
on 10 put the fan In and try
g.. and. it working satlstacto-
rIlv. be signed as be thought,
testimonial of the good work Of the
machine. sometime after this he was
notified thar there were ninety ian mills
az his depot awaiting his pleasure. He
knew nothing about them, and SO toll
the railroad agent he soon found,
however. that the shippers of the mad
chimes had bis order, signed by himself
for ninety machines at SIS each he
matter Was compromised by the mills
taking $3.50 worth of the machines II
i. said THAT gentleman OF Charlotte
county was taken In by the same man
ON u still larger scale
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1HE sDiTOR's MAXIMS.
,lorat ualstcad Discusses tho subject OF
Newspaper Making.

,lnrat uaisioad Discusses tho subject OF
Newspaper Making.
Editor Murot Halsiead. Of Cincln
noti delivered an address on The
Maxims. Markets and Mission Of the
Press" before the Wisconsin Press rs
ISOLATION recently. In tie course oi u
be said.
Who can tell The young man how 90
grasp the magic c.ew OF thc globe lhat
spins with usi There Is no turnpike
or railroad that leads into journalism
There are no vacancies Tor didacuc
amateurs. Nobody is warlcd. + I'D
vet wc orc always looking ont ,or
somebody. and once m whllo he
comes lo docs not ask for @ p.acc.
bat takes that which D. Dis DO not
say % lhc young man there are no
possibilities. There certainly aro
more than over before Young man.
II you want 10 get INTO joarua'im
bronx I'm. Don't ask how 10 is the
fading Of IL ont that will educate you
10 do tho essential thing The young
man must enter the newspaper c..ico
by main strength and awswariness
and makoa place for himself
Ishall rccitc and annouato some OF
lhe maxims declared by an editor
said hc.
/. Get the news. get all tho news.
and nothing but the news " hO
ever set know just what "oil The
news" was. IL Is telling too much Go
ly we must get cell the news and
nothing bnt the nows 40 sheet
would be sufficient % contain it Only
tho wi1e world could hold 70 IN I'll
lhat darkens or shines between TIE
continents and the oceans and the
Skies 10 ranges from dog fight CD
an earthquake from the cGknl.ing
fancy Of dawuiug hope ID the achieve
meut of inspiration
.. Copy nothing FROM another
periodical without perloc, credit
Sometimes iii the highest i'ai'eg net
ID rive credit. and We have known 800.
formation credited 10 @ newspaper
that the journal itself would gladly
have discredltcd Fortunately tls
maxim does not go I'D far as % Ce-
clare that you must not pnl-en ih.
ioiligclco without giving perfect
authority fer 3d. lhet, would oen~i.g,
ihe mfalliliiitv that Nr Dana i3 s-.d
20 have discussed With the pope, with
reference TO their comparative posses
sion of tho uncommon a.tiooic
3. Never PRINT an iA'efFi-N Nl.i'
out the knowledge ana -, consent Oi 'lI'
party interVioWsA lN'i d 10 '' e''
iued couvenllonallt, nh" 30 i' ITO.
certain that II would always ne nonl.
lar with public men. who iind tle Dor
,.ryiow convenient n making Hio-
mai appearances, often more lmnor
unt tlan official proc.amat'cns The
best Interviewing thet which s most
pleasing 10 bin Who D ui'fftWco
..
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- S. B. - PrsnIlagl

TTIIT- " y y 10 TF5EHIHYT
la this Court yesterday morning the
case OF Sheldon d. Echo, charged on
TWO indictments with forgery, was tried
Messrs Samuel Page and II VI. smith
appeared for the prisoner and Colonel
NJ. J.. ~poitswood represented the Com
m0nWeaith
The accused was acquitted on one in-
dlctmenf ou the grounds OF variance be-
tween the allegation and proof OF the
indictment. He was committed 10 Jail
Tor the other 0nense.
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The remains Of the late Dr. William
Truoheart Crutchheld, whose death in
Asheyilie, y. c., was reported in yester-
days TIMES, will be brought 10 the city
this morning and be taken 10 the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-law, Nj Charles
" GOddin, CLERK of the hancery Court.
The funeral viii take place from Moore
Memorial Church al $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon
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Washington Miller (coloredl, was ar
rested Yesterday by Officers Cosby and
Hammer and brought before the author-
ties of The Second district, charged with
entering the hall OF Nr K. l.. Williams,
corner Eighth aud Franklin streets Mil
Ter viii be tried in the Police Court this
morning. This is The third case OF this
kind reported 40 this district lately.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

Cur FLOWERS, roses, ylolets, camellas'
and lily Of the valley in the greatest va
riety at Haryey's, No 9 east Broad street:
also palms, ferns, &c, for house decora-
ton, parties, teas, and marriages Call
and see before you buy. Lowest prices
for funeral designs.
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GIFT TO SOLplERS' HOME.
Generosity of an Old conted. in New Yor

Generosity of an Old Conted' IN Nc" i"'N'
The following letter was received yes
terday. 1t explains itself.
New YORK, February II, 1857.
NltoH Cayce:
Nv Dear Old Friend,-On this day
nearly or about lj7 years ago, the great
and good Washington was born, a boon
10 the human race.
On this natal day Of this true and glo-
rious patriot wish TO show my appre-
citation of the day and the State that gave
him birth bv sending my little mite for
aid in the good work of keeping the poor
but noble patriots of the other struggle
for right. our soldiers OF the c. $. A. at
Camp Lee Home, from want 1t is small,
but was saved by the small way--PenH'es.
Please accept, with regards, for them.
Yours 20 count on,
JOmN II. STACK.
The mite amounted to quite neat
liftle sum
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neeel,.A nttre reniten,inrs.

Alpea Cobum was received at the pen
itentiary from Tazewel county TO serve
twelve years for murder in the second
degree.
W. C. Gill, sheriff Of Chesterfield
county, brought to the penitentiary yes
terday William Drumgold TO serve two
years Tor hOuselreakInE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When $40 was Child, she cried Tor Castoria.
When She became Mss, she chung 70 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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BaptistHeyi,al

The meeting at the Second Baptist
Church. conducted hv Rev ii w. thar
ton. OF Baltimore, and the pastor, DR.. W.
W Laudrum. has been attended with
great success. Last night there was a
large crowd present and many CONVEX
si0ns There have been about sixty or
seventy conversions since the meeting
began
Mr Wharton is one of The abiest evan
gelical ministers of his denomination,
ana has labored earnestly and SUCCESS
fully while ia this city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

WE REPEAr lr-No family ought 10
be without a bottle of that old fashioned
remedy Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup OF
pure pine tar, horehound, and wild
cherry
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Porter whom nlaine Likes


.hAAIllANlt oAA = view ANAh L'AN~i
The head porter of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, whose name Is Loyejoy, is now
very ill. and d statesman OF no less dis
t.uction than Mr. James c. Blaine him
self win be sorry 10 hear Of Love
ioys sickness Whenever Mr. Blaine
j. NJ the hotel the porter i. his
rIgAthand man, and enjoys the personal
confidence OF tAe Maine statesman For
years Mr Blaine has known the stalwart
porter personally, and when be returned
last fall fom Europe Loyejoy was one
o iAe first 10 grasp his hand and ask
about the statesmans health
you seem 10 grow stouter and
younger all the time, said Mr. Blaine 20
Loycjoy as he grasped the hand OF the
staiwart porter.
Yes replied Loyeioy. Good health
keeps me young, and hard work keeps
me stout
well" said Mr. Blaine. you are for.
tunaie, and | suppose In the course Of
tge or Ten years more you will be a boy
in age and giant IN strength"
Tn that now, said the porter, as Mr..
Blaine withdrew 10 his room
LOyej0y knows personally all Of the
big Republicans of the country, and
many prominent Democrats.
Mr.. J. LANE, general manager G.. s.
and T. II II eQVa. 1 u4a auffrplv 70.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-15

CONSUMERS OF OIL will consult the
safety of their persons and property by
using Ovens X Minors elecuic-hght
safety oil IL Is odorless, colorless, safe,
and gives a brilliant light
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THE DAILY TIMEs-FR1DAY FEBRUARY IS. 1889

Co. W. II Briggs & Brother. J. L. Hill
Printing ompany, Johnson-Dowe Com
pany
Adjourned