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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26
ErrTHLICAN HAEMONY.

As the TINES stated the day after
President Harrison's Inauguration, the
Virginia policy Of the administration is
to enforce harmony before any Prizesar
given out. Hence the modification Of
the former ideas of the party in this
state. and the diminishing idea thrown
out that the darkey is not to rule the
roost.
Politicians nurse personal q%uarrels
fondly. and riyalries are often very bit
ter. but when it comes 10 recognition
by the prize dispenser the average poll
tician will seek comfort from his enc
mics and cover up his hate in ashes
Evidently President Harrison aims to
harmonic his party in Virginia, and the
Malone element and the auti-Mahone
element must smoke the pipe of peace
before they can get anything.
By the same token the master spirit OF
tina, party viii rule if the Presidents
idea prevails. for we have only TO glance
at the record from the days Of the Hol.
lidav reqime to the present to recognize
the fact that there has been no organiza-
ton of the Republican party in tins state
That was not the offspring of Mahone's
clever management There are many
Republicans who believe tha'
a new management would effect
the great object of eliminating
those Republican leaders who have
proved to be the best canyassers that the
Democratic party has ever had, but on
the other hand the national party does
not like to break the esprit de corps In its
ranks by going back on its accepted
CIlclS OF ilEh anu l'N N'h''C wv Wv
remember now how the Republicans
loved to twit the Democrats with swal-
lowing Massey like Il bitter pill but,
On, how whimiscally absurd II will be
when the President commands the re-
calcitrent Readiuster Republicans TO
swallow the man that they called the
Jonah of the party
II the Virginia Republicans do unite
in the grand patriotic cause of obtaining
and dividing the spells. the Democrats
would be wise TO look 10 ii that there
shall be no cause of quarrel in our own
ranks. for with us harmony is a necessity,
and u necessity that means existence
while with our opponents harmony means
greed of Office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

WHILE certain v%irtuous Republican
papers pirate Of purity and reform the
eyes Of the country cannot but look on
with terrible fascination at the carnage
produced in the Postofice Department
by Lord High E@xecutioner Clarkson.
Up to the hour of closing on Wednes
day 5l8 heads of Democratic pOstmasiers
had dropped into the basket since tie
machinery commenced to c%latter on
Monday. Mr.. Wanamaker, in watching
the process, must have felt all the keen
delight in the spectacle experienced by
the mare dcs tric0teasos on the Pllco dc
Grece in the cheerful days Of 1893.
And still he %brandishes his terrible
"Snicker Snee," and trembling postal
card readers fall on their knees expectant
of the coming blow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

The memorial celebration OF ""s"-
i%ngton's Inauguration in New YORK re
minds us of many great things that me
Father of his Country did for us besides
his military service and his great states
manship in consolidating the scattered
States after the Revolution.
He told his people that their develop
ment depended on the water connections
with the West, the great lakes and the
Mississippi river.
lie knew that the North American
continent was peculiar in that II was
topoeraphically constructed with noun
tains near the two coasts, and an interior
basin whose centre line CO outlet was the
Mississippi river.
How far New York managed to out
ship Virginia in using the idea Is a
problem that demonstrates the difference
between a mercantile people and the agri-
cultural people.
The Erie Caual did is work, and ac-
cording to the figures We published aiew
DAYS ago the commerce OF New i0rk
went up with lightning speed when mat
connection with the West was made.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal had the
same opportunity, and The James River
and Kanawha canal was projected on
the same idea of connecting the East ana
West with cheap water line transpOrta-
ton. II is easy enough to say that the
James River canal could not have been
constructed. but the fact is that II Jailed
not from lack of natural capacity of water
supply but because the Virginia politi-
clans went to log-rolling with railroads
forevery county town instead OF making
one great trunk line tothe West and con
Meeting our Seaboard with the sources
Of wealth west Of NJ. General Wash
ington's idea did not compass the facili-
ties of railway, but it should have been
onplied to the great modem invention.
Ii is sad to view the effects in our state
history of that narrow.mined local
notifies which seemed to take
possession Of the State directly after the
convention of 1929, when the genius OF
the former time seemed 10 fash forth for
the last time until the trumpcis sounded
for war in 1861. and the military genius
of Virginia redeemed the reputation of
.he State only to make that romantic
failure which has a glory in it, even in
defeat.
The lesson Of all these generations Is
that the people of Virginia should com
prehend their advantages practically TO
put themselves up with the times. We
have all the advantages right here-a
cheap water line from the ocean, three
trunk lines of railroad crossing here.
north. south. east, and west. The whole
point is in the character of the people,
who are sensible and good, but they lack
the quality of promptness.
II is the hardest thing in Richmond
to get anybody to be absolutely pune
tual, and, as a good preacher said from
his pulpit, understand that our lecture at
Up. VI Wednesday, my brethren, means
II p. NJ. Wednesday, and not half-pasi
seven. II all the people on the TINE
were not punctual, the people OF Rich.
mond would not have the best daily pa
per in the country and if everybody
else were punctual, our Office would have
been moved over TO the great TIME
building on the corner of Main anc
Ninth streets a month ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

Ex-GovERNoR CAMERON is reported
as saying that there is no surrender on
the part Of his wing Of the party to the
Malone wing.
This news was received from Peters
burg since the writing of our editorial,
but ii does not modify our views on
the question of the Republican
rule in Virginia. Colonel Cameron
is not to DO classed with the
selfish and hard men of his party, and
what he says will carry the weight of a
certain respect that the people of Nir-
ginia feel for him, even in the bad odor
of his political associations.
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R.B. CIAFFN & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
AUCTION SAIE-This Day.
By Frank ID. Hill q Co..
Real Estate AuCtiOnrcrs.

THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY
| LOCATED. AND VERY AllkADIlNt
TURE STORY BRICK l~IlttDin'
DWELLING NO.gu. Al NOlI u rA>l tuh
NEkO NINTH AND LEIGH rIkEEI-
FORMERLY HE Lewis tBb HDMt-
STEAD. To BIZ SOLD AT Pr Bile Ai'-
IiON.-ou
FRIDAY. ArRIL 2i. l's9.
al 5o'clack r.. NJ. ON the premises, We VIII seii
the VALUABLE PROPERTY dc,cflttA
above. The house. which has been recently
r|euOdellei ana pat in most thorough ntlcI'
with nl the modern improvements. contains
thirteen rooms. besides a dry cellar with tnit'
compartments. The present owner and netu
piut SHARED no expense Bro renting una IT,
pairing his house. ana 30 is hO" loo perfect
order.
The house IS Insured 100 the Mutual A,sut
ancc Society Ior $500; cost per Hluum. : 'Hu-
Inc lot fronts ON iegh street -b i4-lt lcti'
with depth of j.fEfcDf.
There b.. no better location fora private it.l
dcncr 900 the city Than This. Ihr rri-hhpih' Z
De- first class. ana JOS close proximity to me 'lA
Hal. CAPITOL. and business cHntfcs NiI AWAY b
boz appreciated Hud render If valuable pItcr
OF property either for "a residence uf Invest
mclt.
Possession July ], is D. Premises com l'
seen ANY day ir0m lu a. ~. to j., of from i'
U j.. II.
IEnN-. One third cash balance loo six ani
twelve months. interest added. aul. sDclfci hi
uceI OF trust. iitANk d.. iIlLLA CO..
ami DO AuCflrnccf-.
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We will sell by auction, onithe premises on
MONDAY. APRIL 30. l's'.
hoginninr promptl, at - o'clock at Cary
street and the row OF ccdar- just beyond INC
Rou.cyard. Il large number % bH' l.
And VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. -itn
atcl as above rccited. ana DOB % u'i-nn' D''
huf ON the contrary. are close to The h,.i
y0ir Park. within three 0r iOur squares " ln'
.froof car.. and where in the near iului.
There Will bee % barge numner 81 cAccli'i
f.,.nr rou-c- will Dee built ucIr these lots. H-
fhe surrounding property r held by. strong
parties. whOaprrtcltct uc present uhu lhtni'
tall. OF their holdings. Pats to ue hhi in'
Tr.v4. Ono-thirl cash. balance at one. Two
and fhrec years. tor notes with interest hni
trust decd.
spag MANNING e.. STAPLES co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

NEW YoRK's CENTENNIAL viii GER
tainly be a big show, and athing worthy
of the occasion. Mr. Chauncey NJ De
pew during the day, viii be continued
in the Metropolitan Opera House in
that city during the evening OF that day
under The auspices of the National Pro
yident Union. Hon William Warner,
member Of Congress from Missouri, and
commander in.Chief of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, will preside, and the
orators will be- Hon. John W. Daniel, OF
Virginia, and Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom,
OF Illinois The celebration in the even
ing will shape Itself particularly 10 the
observance Of the birth Of the second
century Of the Constitutional govern
men, of the United States.
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nrvAL 4 NOTIONS CELEBRA-


- TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules, Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
iu dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hog
cholera. Read what those h have used 10
have tO say
0e0rge y. smith. At.ces. Hanover county
Va. SAYS. DuNal y NOrtOn's Horse Tonic
is the hest tonic ! ave ever used.
IL. G.. AioXaud r, Old Church. Hanover
county. Va. says. 700 much cannot BE- said 10
praise 0f uuVal a Nortuu'- Horse Tonic.
John T.. Curtis. Warwick &. H., Va; / think
IL almost indispensable to our raising hogs.
jos. a.. GarrOw. Warwick, e. H.. Va. SAYS :
n i- the best remedy ] ever saw for chicken
cholera. as dozens OF my neishbOrs viii testify.
4. ,. Campbell. ManagOnick. King william
Va. had a valuable dog with
which I mad give up 10 die; few
doses Of the Tonic made acomplcte cure.
Price. % and 30 cents per bottle. For sale
all druggists. sample bottle 10y mail Tor
d cents IN stamps. h.. +. REEVE co.
Richmond Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

OKLAHOMA is the first community In
the world that could build "a town in one
day with postoiice, telegraph, church,
telephone, hotel and bar-roOm.
Wonderful The tale has been verified
that related how The Western railway en-
gineer found towns and cities where the
day before there had been wilderness,
without the sound Of a revolver to marx
the sdyano ng tide Of civilization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

4 SOLID TRuTH.-In Arkansas the
other day a white man convicted OF
driving a negro from the polls last No
yember, threatening To shoot him II he
attempted TO vote, was sentenced 10
serve a term Of two years in the peni-
tertiary. Another white man, convicted
OF interfering unlawfully in the election,
was fined $500.
This is all very well for Arkansas, a
Southern Democratic State, but what
about Indiana, a Northern Republican
Statey
To ask the question is to answer It,
The Republican briber goes free in q
Northern Republican State, while the
bulldo1er is convicted in a Southern
Democratic State. and still the organs
cry out about a Solid South. We are not
complaining about this, for when ii Re
publican organ states that the South is
solid, it merely states a solid truth
Ananta Constitution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

WANAMAKER has tangled himself up
in a trap The friends of John Wanna
maker, dry goods dealer, clothier, and
Postmaster General, are lot happy in
their excuses for their thrifty attempt 10
dovctail these different callings and 20
make the official honor contribute very
material aid to the shop. They want TO
separate Postmaste General Wanamaker
from the Merchant Wanamaker, but in
doing so they risk the lives of the two
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26
LICENsE TAXEs.

OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICnaONp. Va, March =. loo4.
I ICENSE TAN-ClTY LICENSES
l. tor the year l--9 have been placed ln my
hands Tor collection and are now due, as fol
lows
AOENTS-lnapgage Hnd Express. Fertilizer,
Insurance. Labor. Land, Manufacturing AT
ucles. llentiug Houses. Railroad Ilcke.s,
steamship Lines ARCHITECTS, AIIOt-
NEYS-AT Ian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Real Estate. Tobacco. Common trlcrl BAh
ROOM BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES. BHOk ERS-Cattie. Commercial,
Insurance. Merchandise. Pawn. Railroad
Tickets Ship. stock. IuhaccuI CHEMISTS.
CITY SCANENGEH. COMMISSION MEk
CHANTS. DENTISTS. DEFECTIVE A1LN
IIES. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
OYSTERS. FRUIT STANDS and BASKETS,
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS, LIQUOR
DEALERS-tW n~oicsalc. hcf-H, Wholesale
Malt, Bnftling Beer LIVERY STABLES.
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEASJRERS,
MERCANTILE AGENCIES. PHOTOGRAPHIC
ER~. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS,
PUBLIC ROOMS. RESrAU RANTS. SNACkc,
STORAGE. TELEGRAPH and TELEPHONE
COMPANIES, VETERINARY SUI IONS,
AND ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO a
LICENSE TAX,
Parties failing 10 pay this tax on or before
APRIL ID. lse9. will be- subject % the penalty
prescribed hy tine CITY g. Tdinances.
+ ". CUNNINGHAM.
ap1-td Collector OF city Taxes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

TuE question of bargaining with the
Sioux Indians for their territory has
been a difficult one
General Crook has charge OF the busi
ness at present. When 1t became evil
dent from the conference at he Dakota
agencies last year, and more particularly
from the Autumn conference IN Wash
inpton. what the Sioux wanted, Congress
made new and still more liberal proyis-
ions. The present commission, which
is headed by an officer renowned for his
knowledge of the Indians, and for his
negotiations with them. will have these
more liberal terms 10 propose.
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DRUGS MEDICINES. sc.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
O VI + MS & M n O.
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
MAIN 81,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE,

Keeps A large and wellselected stock OF nancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. NoaMh'
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALNsandallkin a'
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. tLh''
RkUsHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH ana
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep an the year round PLUSH DNs"'
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as lai'os
and Gontlemcn's travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both NJ
whoicsalcan retail. Wearea agents for the now
iustlycelehra' Dyspepsia cure.C
LITHIA VAL which We deliver In any
part of the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii DO
well 10 driuk this water freely. ,er,
We make a specially of hitting SHH'
and keep "A fun stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and ~CRUTCHEs' all
kinds and prices.
ave hayeail the leading brandsoi CHEW NC
TOBACCO. and keep nice line Of CIGARS.
Gt,o oar PLANTATION CtGARa trial; Re
member ~ try cur NELLIE BLY, lNN
TOBACCO.
ph,4icans prescriptions carefully prepared
hy e0frpDfeut Pharmacists. aud none nut the
PTREsr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting uoh'
ourht % caIl and gotta Color Card ana prices
Of Nndcswoffh's Silica Paint, when Is ptlt'i
and cheaper thau Lead ana on.
Please remember tnutforcNcfltnlnk u9NiNA
found boz "a nIst class wholesale and retail u'ue
Ha. .. Ia
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nv NAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Remittanccs should be made by drafts
checks. pos,osHoo orders or registered letter
payable 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY:
Eiohmond. Va.
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rRhlNs ~NONInWANo.


NOs. Il and D. makes n0 stops. No. % stops
ON sigma ar Ccntraiii. NO. o. e'Cls onl} on
signal 81 Chester. tenfrlIa arg Manchester
No. Is st0tson signal no ai regular stations.
40. rs stops On ST. ua4 - Hi regular stations.
ana also AT TEMPLES srd Port MaIthalI. zoos.
80. "a. 81. and 30 vii stop at al stations Ton
r.4.Erys.f
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ADVERTISING RATES.

rs~Rcading notices in reading matter type.
Il cents per line. Nonparel. loaded, Il cents
per line.
Wants. marriage and death notices not
exceeding eight lines. . cents each insertion.
c~s-spccial contract rates furnished on sp-
plicaton-
A,ction saIes. legal Notices and Amuse-
m.nt Advertisement ~ per Inch zach In
~sertion.
po,ootea communications viii not be re
urned.
Entered AZ the Richmond (va) postoihce as
eoOnd class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

A BALTIMORE ISyENTIoN.-We OF
serve in our exchanges a statement TO
the effect that an invention has been
made whereby it will be possible to place
the Baltimore papers IN various neigh
boring cities almost as soon as they are
printed. The rights of the Invention be-
long To a Baltimore concern, and the at
fair is to be known as THE Baltimore
Transit Company '-Aaonta Constita-
ton.
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Owens & Minor Drug 60.
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By Il. B. thuiin Nio..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
No.lN Tenth street. Richmond, Va.
SALE

NJ y 20 NH|'"
TRUSTEES SALE
or ALLTHAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS, hlelil@
WAYS AND Apo klEANtES lHthhi
BEIONGING.IN HENhICO COT NJ J. ~
ABOrT TWELVE NILES FROM hlth
MOND. ON THE CHARLES CITY hOAu
AND ALSO on THE EA~IthN EAitN
sion OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND vilo
RAILROAD. AND ON 1lE TIL SlDt
OF WHITE OAk SWAMP. ttNihtNtNu'
5llt ACRES NORE OR LESS.
Rv virtue Of "A deed OF trust 90 the under
signed trustee. duly recorded DO ID. Is. lls, page
$40. 10 the clerks Office of HcnrlcO Court. de.
fault having been made boz the payment OF
certain notes therein. secured. and being oi
rcctcd so tO d0 by the holder thereof we VIII
soil at public auction. at lirurlco county
Courthouse. ON
SATI RDAN, MAY 4. ls,l,
at - o'clock midday. the above described
property.
TERMS. Cash as to the costs of executing
thl. trust. and to ruy "a note OF sl.NN ann %
note Of go and the balance uu such terms %"
the parties in Interest may direct. urih case Oh
their failure AS the trustee think. ht.
sap.ltd RIB. CHAlflN, Trustee.
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mote Nos. ! aud q run diily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge. aud daily rAtop'
sunday between Balcony Falls and LeAing
toni
ARRIVE RICHMOND
500 pm.-MAfL daily
9l6 An. -ACCOMMODAIlON daily texcsI
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al clifton Forge Win Cnesa graho and oh'
railway for the South, West, uud Northwest
Al LynchDurg with horioIA and Nestef
railroad Tor all points south, southeast, Al
Southwest, and Virginia Midland sai way 10
All points North and south
At Richmond with Associated Railways 70
all points Ia tho South. an4 Richmond. 4foot
iCksburg and Potomac mllrDal i0l Lnt NorLt
At Lexington with Baltimore and Dnlo raj
road, making close connections Or H.rrtr
Ferry 20 and from PIttaUufg ard the yes
also % points North ANA East
SLEEPING CARS Llh,hDth SO - NIB
PHls. NEW ORLEANS. an LITTLE hD,l
Trains marked 2 daily except SUNDAY, DAILY
Tickets sold 20 all points. ufccs; u
East haia treeL 100 MAN 8treet,srt
Richmond am Allegheny depot, tlgni4 n
CANA streets.
JOHN t.. AACNukDO.
7de5 Cent Passenger Asen Z
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THE Devil A Monk WOULD Bit
has long been regarded as a pleasing
fiction, that story about the devil turn
log to be a monk. That il is not entirely
improbable, however, is shown by the
cable dispatch TO the effect that King
Milan. of Servia, has become a monk of
Jerusalem, with the intent of becoming
a patriarch or the Seryian church. Milan
may not be as hard Il character AS the old
boy himself, but he comes pretty close to
it,. All rumors 10 the contrary notwith-
standing, We still persist in our
prophecy that Mr.. Milan will yet pedile
bananas on the streets of Chicago
Chicago Nors.
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANtERY
COTKTOF THE tffN OF RiCHM0N
THE sTH DAY OF APRIL. lsse.

NIRGINIA-IN TIL CHANtERY
COTKTOF THE CffH OF RiCHM0N
THE sTH DAY or APRIL. lsse.
Caroline ..-~...... Plaintiff
Against
Charles Hartman, or the unknown heirs of
said Charles Hartman. should he be- dead,
George Huch. sometimes called Judge Hach,
Caroline Hach, his wife, Frederick Hach and
fhliip HuCh..- ...+. ...t..-.t... Defendant.
IL CHANCLRY.
Tie object of this suit f. % clear up the title
to certain int INA the city Of Richmond. front
ing thirty one feet on the east side OF Han
cock street commencing one hundred and
eighty nine feet from the north line OF Clay
street. running back between parallel lines
one hundred and sixty feet. and 10 obtain a
conveyance from ths court 10 the p%lalntif. Of
any interest which said Charles Hartman or
hs heiis may have in SAID property, ana estaD-
lish the title thereto In the plaintiff. Apd al
ndAyit having been made and filed that all of
the above defendants arc non residents and
that the heirs ~ law OF Charles Hartman, II
he bee dead. are unknown. II il ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after due
publication oi this order aud do " that i neces-
sary 10 protect their interest In this suit.
Ieste;
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
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